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rabatments
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RABATMENT, rotation...
rabattings
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RABATTING [n]
rabbinates
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RABBINATE, the offic...
rabbinical
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of or pertaining to...
rabbinisms
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RABBINISM, a rabbini...
rabbinists
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RABBINIST, a person...
rabbinites
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17
RABBINITE, a person...
rabbitfish
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a type of herring, o...
rabbitings
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19
RABBITING, the act o...
rabbitries
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RABBITRY, a place wh...
rabblement
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21
a tumultuous crowd o...
rabidities
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14
RABIDITY, the state...
raccahouts
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19
RACCAHOUT, (Arabic)...
racecourse
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a course for racing...
racegoings
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RACEGOING, attendanc...
racehorses
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RACEHORSE, a horse b...
racemation
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a cluster or bunch o...
racemising
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19
RACEMISE, to change...
racemizing
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28
RACEMIZE, to change...
racemosely
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19
RACEMOSE, having the...
racemously
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20
RACEMOUS, having the...
racetracks
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20
RACETRACK, a track o...
racewalked
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22
RACEWALK, to walk fo...
racewalker
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one who engages in r...
rachiotomy
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another name for lam...
rachitides
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RACHITIS, inflammati...
rachitises
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15
RACHITIS, inflammati...
racialised
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15
RACIALISE, to make r...
racialises
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RACIALISE, to make r...
racialisms
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RACIALISM, a doctrin...
racialists
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RACIALIST, one with...
racialized
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RACIALIZE, to make r...
racializes
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RACIALIZE, to make r...
raciations
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RACIATION, the forma...
racinesses
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14
RACINESS, the qualit...
rackabones
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a very lean animal,...
racketeers
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RACKETEER, a crimina...
racketiest
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RACKETY, noisy [adj]
racketries
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17
RACKETRY, illegal in...
raconteurs
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RACONTEUR, (French)...
raconteuse
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(French) a female ra...
racqueting
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RACQUET, to strike w...
radarscope
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an instrument for de...
radialised
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RADIALISE, to arrang...
radialises
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RADIALISE, to arrang...
radialized
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RADIALIZE, to arrang...
radializes
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RADIALIZE, to arrang...
radiancies
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RADIANCY, the qualit...
radiations
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RADIATION, heat tran...
radicalise
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to make or become ra...
radicalism
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the state of being r...
radicality
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the state of being r...
radicalize
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to make or become ra...
radicating
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17
RADICATE, to cause t...
radication
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the process of takin...
radicchios
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RADICCHIO, (Italian)...
radiciform
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like a root [adj]
radiculose
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producing numerous r...
radiogenic
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produced by radioact...
radiogolds
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RADIOGOLD, the radio...
radiograms
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RADIOGRAM, an X-ray...
radiograph
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a picture produced b...
radiolabel
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a label on a radioac...
radiologic
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of or relating to ra...
radiolyses
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RADIOLYSIS, chemical...
radiolysis
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chemical decompositi...
radiolytic
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relating to radiolys...
radiometer
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an instrument measur...
radiometry
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the measurement of r...
radiopager
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a radio receiver whi...
radiopaque
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not allowing passage...
radiophone
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an instrument for pr...
radiophony
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the art or practice...
radiophoto
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a picture transmitte...
radioscope
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an instrument for vi...
radioscopy
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examination of opaqu...
radiosonde
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a radio transmitter,...
radiothons
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RADIOTHON, a maratho...
radiotoxic
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relating to the toxi...
raduliform
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like a rasp or file...
raffinates
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RAFFINATE, the refin...
raffinoses
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RAFFINOSE, a colorle...
rafflesias
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RAFFLESIA, any of va...
rafterings
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RAFTERING, rafters c...
ragamuffin
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someone, esp. a chil...
raggediest
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RAGGEDY, somewhat ra...
raggedness
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the state of being r...
ragmatical
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riotous, disorderly...
ragpickers
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RAGPICKER, one who g...
railbusses
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RAILBUS, a passenger...
railleries
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RAILLERY, good-natur...
railroaded
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RAILROAD, to put thr...
railroader
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a railway worker or...
railwayman
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one who works on the...
railwaymen
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RAILWAYMAN, one who...
railworker
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one who works on a r...
rainchecks
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RAINCHECK, a ticket...
rainforest
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a complex community...
rainmakers
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RAINMAKER, a person...
rainmaking
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a ceremony designed...
rainproofs
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RAINPROOF, to make p...
rainspouts
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RAINSPOUT, a gutter,...
rainsquall
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a squall of rain [n...
rainsticks
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RAINSTICK, a musical...
rainstorms
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RAINSTORM, a storm o...
rainwashed
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RAINWASH, to wash ma...
rainwashes
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RAINWASH, to wash ma...
rainwaters
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RAINWATER, water fro...
raisonneur
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(French) a person in...
raiyatwari
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(Hindi) a system of...
rajahships
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RAJAHSHIP, the offic...
rajpramukh
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(Hindi) the head of...
rakeshames
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RAKESHAME, a vile, d...
rakishness
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the quality of being...
rallycross
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a form of motor spor...
rallyingly
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RALLYING [adv]
ramblingly
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RAMBLING, discursive...
ramosities
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RAMOSITY, the state...
rampacious
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(Dickens) turbulent,...
rampageous
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turbulent; unruly, a...
rampagings
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RAMPAGING, the act o...
rampallian
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(Shakespeare) a mean...
rampancies
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RAMPANCY, the state...
ramparting
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RAMPART, to furnish...
rampauging
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RAMPAUGE, (Scots) to...
ramrodding
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RAMROD, to push or d...
ramshackle
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appearing ready to c...
rancherias
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RANCHERIA, (Spanish)...
rancheries
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RANCHERIE, a Canadia...
rancidness
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the state of being r...
randomised
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RANDOMISE, to make r...
randomiser
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a device or routine...
randomises
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RANDOMISE, to make r...
randomized
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RANDOMIZE, to make r...
randomizer
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a device or routine...
randomizes
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RANDOMIZE, to make r...
randomness
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the state of being r...
randomwise
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in a random fashion...
rangatiras
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RANGATIRA, (Maori) a...
rangelands
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RANGELAND, land suit...
rangership
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the office of the ke...
ranivorous
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eating frogs [adj]
ranknesses
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RANKNESS, the state...
rankshifts
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RANKSHIFT, to shift...
ransackers
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RANSACKER, one who r...
ransacking
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the act of searching...
ranshackle
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(Scott) to search, r...
ranshakled
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RANSHAKLE, (Scott) t...
ranshakles
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RANSHAKLE, (Scott) t...
ransomable
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such as can be ranso...
ransomless
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incapable of being r...
ransomware
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illegal computer sof...
ranterisms
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RANTERISM, the pract...
rantipoled
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RANTIPOLE, to act in...
rantipoles
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RANTIPOLE, to act in...
ranunculus
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a genus of herbs, mo...
rapacities
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RAPACITY, the qualit...
rapidities
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RAPIDITY, the state...
rapierlike
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like a rapier [adj]
rappelling
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descending by rope [...
rapportage
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(French) the descrip...
rapporteur
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(French) a person wh...
raptnesses
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RAPTNESS, the state...
rapturised
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RAPTURISE, to put, o...
rapturises
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RAPTURISE, to put, o...
rapturists
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RAPTURIST, an enthus...
rapturized
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RAPTURIZE, to put, o...
rapturizes
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RAPTURIZE, to put, o...
rarefiable
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capable of being rar...
rarenesses
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RARENESS, the qualit...
rascailles
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RASCAILLE, (archaic)...
rascaldoms
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RASCALDOM, the state...
rascalisms
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RASCALISM, rascally...
rascallion
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a low, mean wretch,...
rashnesses
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RASHNESS, the state...
rastafaris
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RASTAFARI, a member...
rasterised
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RASTERISE, to conver...
rasterises
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RASTERISE, to conver...
rasterized
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RASTERIZE, to conver...
rasterizes
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RASTERIZE, to conver...
ratability
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the ability to be ra...
ratbaggery
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nonsense, eccentrici...
ratcheting
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18
RATCHET, to move by...
ratemeters
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RATEMETER, an instru...
ratepayers
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RATEPAYER, one who p...
ratheripes
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RATHERIPE, a fruit t...
ratifiable
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that can be ratified...
rationales
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RATIONALE, a reasone...
rationally
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RATIONAL, conforming...
rationings
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RATIONING, distribut...
rattenings
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RATTENING [v]
rattlebags
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RATTLEBAG, a rattle...
rattlepods
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a genus of plants an...
rattletrap
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any machine or vehic...
rattlingly
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RATTLING [adv]
rattooning
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RATTOON, to sprout f...
raunchiest
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17
RAUNCHY, coarsely or...
rauwolfias
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RAUWOLFIA, a tropica...
ravagement
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laying waste [n -S]
ravellings
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RAVELLING, a ravelle...
ravelments
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RAVELMENT, confusion...
raveningly
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RAVENING, preying up...
ravenously
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RAVENOUS, extremely...
ravigottes
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RAVIGOTTE, (French)...
ravishment
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the act of ravishing...
rawinsonde
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an apparatus for tak...
rawmaishes
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RAWMAISH, (Irish) fo...
raygrasses
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RAYGRASS, a pasture...
razmatazes
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RAZMATAZ, a to-do, a...
razorbacks
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RAZORBACK, the rorqu...
razorbills
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RAZORBILL, a species...
razorclams
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RAZORCLAM, a lamelli...
reabsorbed
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REABSORB, to absorb...
reacceding
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REACCEDE, to accede...
reaccented
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REACCENT, to accent...
reaccepted
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REACCEPT, to accept...
reacclaims
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REACCLAIM, to acclai...
reaccredit
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to accredit again [v...
reaccusing
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REACCUSE, to accuse...
reaccustom
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to get used to again...
reacquaint
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to acquaint again [v...
reacquired
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REACQUIRE, to acquir...
reacquires
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REACQUIRE, to acquir...
reactances
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REACTANCE, the compo...
reactional
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relating to reaction...
reactivate
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to activate again [v...
reactively
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REACTIVE, tending to...
reactivity
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the state of being r...
reactuated
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REACTUATE, to actuat...
reactuates
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REACTUATE, to actuat...
readapting
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READAPT, to adapt ag...
readdicted
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READDICT, to become...
readership
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the office or positi...
readjusted
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READJUST, to adjust...
readjuster
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one who readjusts [n...
readmitted
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READMIT, to admit ag...
readopting
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READOPT, to adopt ag...
readoption
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the act of adopting...
readorning
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READORN, to adorn ag...
readvanced
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READVANCE, to advanc...
readvances
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READVANCE, to advanc...
readvising
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READVISE, to advise...
readymades
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READYMADE, a readyma...
reaedified
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REAEDIFY, (Spenser)...
reaedifies
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REAEDIFY, (Spenser)...
reaedifyed
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REAEDIFYE, (Spenser)...
reaedifyes
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REAEDIFYE, (Spenser)...
reaffirmed
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REAFFIRM, to affirm...
reaffixing
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REAFFIX, to affix ag...
reafforest
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to plant with forest...
reagencies
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REAGENCY, a substanc...
realigning
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REALIGN, to align ag...
realisable
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that can be realised...
realisably
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REALISABLE, that can...
realizable
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that can be realized...
realizably
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REALIZABLE, that can...
reallocate
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to allocate again [v...
reallotted
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REALLOT, to allot ag...
realnesses
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REALNESS, the state...
realtering
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REALTER, to alter ag...
reamending
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REAMEND, to amend ag...
reanalysed
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REANALYSE, to analys...
reanalyses
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REANALYSE [n]
reanalysis
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the act of analysing...
reanalyzed
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REANALYZE, to analyz...
reanalyzes
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REANALYZE, to analyz...
reanimated
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REANIMATE, to bring...
reanimates
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REANIMATE, to bring...
reannexing
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REANNEX, to annex ag...
reanointed
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REANOINT, to anoint...
reanswered
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REANSWER, to be equi...
reapparels
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REAPPAREL, to clothe...
reappeared
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REAPPEAR, to appear...
reapplying
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REAPPLY, to apply ag...
reappoints
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REAPPOINT, to appoin...
reappraise
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to appraise again [v...
reapproved
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REAPPROVE, to approv...
reapproves
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REAPPROVE, to approv...
rearguards
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REARGUARD, the rear...
reargument
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an arguing over agai...
rearhorses
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12
REARHORSE, a praying...
rearmament
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the act of arming ag...
rearousals
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12
REAROUSAL, the act o...
rearousing
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REAROUSE, to arouse...
rearranged
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14
REARRANGE, to arrang...
rearranger
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one who rearranges [...
rearranges
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13
REARRANGE, to arrang...
rearrested
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11
REARREST, to arrest...
reascended
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REASCEND, to ascend...
reasonable
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related to reason [a...
reasonably
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REASONABLE, related...
reasonedly
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15
REASONED [adv]
reasonings
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REASONING, the deriv...
reasonless
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12
destitute of reason...
reassailed
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12
REASSAIL, to assail...
reassemble
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to assemble again [v...
reassembly
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19
the act of reassembl...
reasserted
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REASSERT, to assert...
reassessed
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REASSESS, to assess...
reassesses
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10
REASSESS, to assess...
reassigned
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REASSIGN, to assign...
reassorted
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REASSORT, to assort...
reassuming
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REASSUME, to assume...
reassurers
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REASSURER, one who r...
reassuring
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REASSURE, to assure...
reastiness
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the state of being r...
reattached
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REATTACH, to attach...
reattaches
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REATTACH, to attach...
reattacked
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REATTACK, to attack...
reattained
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REATTAIN, to attain...
reattempts
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REATTEMPT, to attemp...
reavailing
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18
REAVAIL, to avail ag...
reawakened
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REAWAKEN, to wake ag...
rebalanced
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REBALANCE, to balanc...
rebalances
21
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REBALANCE, to balanc...
rebaptised
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REBAPTISE, to baptiz...
rebaptises
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REBAPTISE, to baptiz...
rebaptisms
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REBAPTISM, a second...
rebaptized
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REBAPTIZE, to baptiz...
rebaptizes
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REBAPTIZE, to baptiz...
rebateable
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that can be rebated,...
rebatement
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abatement; reduction...
rebbetzins
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REBBETZIN, (Yiddish)...
rebellions
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REBELLION, the act o...
rebellious
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given to or engaged...
rebellowed
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REBELLOW, to bellow...
rebirthers
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REBIRTHER, one who c...
rebirthing
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the act of being bor...
reblending
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REBLEND, to blend ag...
reblochons
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REBLOCHON, a delicat...
reblooming
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REBLOOM, to bloom ag...
reblossoms
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REBLOSSOM, to blosso...
reboarding
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REBOARD, to board ag...
reboations
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REBOATION, being reb...
reborrowed
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REBORROW, to borrow...
rebottling
21
17
REBOTTLE, to bottle...
rebounders
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REBOUNDER, something...
rebounding
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REBOUND, to spring b...
rebranched
23
20
REBRANCH, to form se...
rebranches
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19
REBRANCH, to form se...
rebranding
19
18
the act of assigning...
rebreeding
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REBREED, to breed ag...
rebuilding
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19
the act of building...
rebukingly
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REBUKING [adv]
rebutments
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REBUTMENT, the act o...
rebuttable
22
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capable of being reb...
rebuttoned
18
16
REBUTTON, to button...
recalesced
23
18
RECALESCE, to libera...
recalesces
23
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RECALESCE, to libera...
recallable
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capable of being rec...
recallment
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19
the act of calling b...
recalments
21
18
RECALMENT, the act o...
recanalise
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to canalize again, a...
recanalize
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24
to canalize again, a...
recappable
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that can be recapped...
recaptions
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RECAPTION, taking ba...
recaptured
22
18
RECAPTURE, to captur...
recapturer
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one who recaptures [...
recaptures
22
17
RECAPTURE, to captur...
recarpeted
21
17
RECARPET, to replace...
recarrying
27
18
RECARRY, to carry ag...
recatalogs
21
16
RECATALOG, to catalo...
recatching
26
21
RECATCH, to catch ag...
recautions
19
15
RECAUTION, to cautio...
receipting
23
19
RECEIPT, to mark as...
receiptors
22
16
RECEIPTOR, a person...
receivable
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capable of being rec...
receivings
23
20
RECEIVING, the act o...
recemented
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RECEMENT, to redo ce...
recensions
18
15
RECENSION, the act o...
recensored
18
15
RECENSOR, to censor...
recentness
18
15
the state of being r...
recentring
20
17
RECENTRE, to centre...
receptacle
25
20
that in which anythi...
receptible
25
20
such as may be recei...
receptions
21
17
RECEPTION, the act o...
recessions
19
14
RECESSION, a tempora...
recessives
22
17
RECESSIVE, a recessi...
rechanging
23
21
RECHANGE, to change...
rechannels
21
18
RECHANNEL, to channe...
rechargers
23
17
RECHARGER, a device...
recharging
24
20
RECHARGE, to charge...
recharters
22
15
RECHARTER, to charte...
recharting
23
18
RECHART, to chart ag...
rechauffes
26
22
RECHAUFFE, (French)...
recheating
22
18
RECHEAT, to sound a...
rechecking
27
25
RECHECK, to check ag...
rechipping
28
24
the act of rechippin...
rechoosing
22
18
RECHOOSE, to choose...
rechristen
22
16
to christen again [v...
recidivism
25
21
a tendency to relaps...
recidivist
24
18
a habitual criminal...
recidivous
23
19
given to recidivism...
recipience
24
20
the state of being r...
recipiency
31
22
the state of being r...
recipients
22
17
RECIPIENT, one who r...
reciprocal
26
20
acting in return [ad...
recircling
26
20
RECIRCLE, to circle...
recitalist
22
14
one who gives recita...
recitation
19
14
the act of enumerati...
recitative
22
17
a style of musical d...
recitativi
23
17
RECITATIVO, (Italian...
recitativo
22
17
(Italian) a style of...
recklessly
30
21
RECKLESS, foolishly...
reckonings
21
21
RECKONING, the act o...
recladding
22
19
RECLAD, to clad agai...
reclaimant
21
18
one who reclaims [n...
reclaimers
22
17
RECLAIMER, one who r...
reclaiming
23
20
RECLAIM, to make sui...
reclasping
24
20
RECLASP, to clasp ag...
reclassify
30
19
to classify again [v...
recleaning
20
18
RECLEAN, to clean ag...
reclimbing
26
23
RECLIMB, to climb ag...
reclinable
23
19
of a chair, that can...
reclosable
23
18
capable of being clo...
reclothing
24
19
RECLOTHE, to dress a...
reclusions
21
16
RECLUSION, religious...
recodified
22
18
RECODIFY, to insert...
recodifies
22
17
RECODIFY, to insert...
recognised
20
17
RECOGNISE, to identi...
recognisee
19
16
one who is recognise...
recogniser
20
16
one who recognises,...
recognises
20
16
RECOGNISE, to identi...
recognisor
20
16
one who recognises,...
recognized
23
26
RECOGNIZE, to identi...
recognizee
22
25
one who is recognise...
recognizer
23
25
one who recognizes,...
recognizes
23
25
RECOGNIZE, to identi...
recognizor
23
25
one who recognises,...
recoilless
22
15
without recoil (of a...
recoinages
19
16
RECOINAGE, the act o...
recollects
25
18
RECOLLECT, to rememb...
recolonise
19
15
to colonise again, a...
recolonize
22
24
to colonize again, a...
recoloring
21
17
RECOLOR, to color ag...
recoloured
20
16
RECOLOUR, to colour...
recombined
22
21
RECOMBINE, to combin...
recombines
22
20
RECOMBINE, to combin...
recomforts
23
19
RECOMFORT, (archaic)...
recommence
23
23
to commence again [v...
recommends
21
21
RECOMMEND, to commen...
recompacts
26
22
RECOMPACT, to compac...
recompence
24
23
(obsolete) a reward,...
recompense
21
20
to give something to...
recompiled
24
21
RECOMPILE, to compil...
recompiles
24
20
RECOMPILE, to compil...
recomposed
22
20
RECOMPOSE, to compos...
recomposes
22
19
RECOMPOSE, to compos...
recompress
23
19
to compress again [v...
recomputed
23
21
RECOMPUTE, to comput...
recomputes
23
20
RECOMPUTE, to comput...
reconceive
23
21
to conceive again [v...
reconciled
23
19
RECONCILE, to restor...
reconciler
23
18
one who reconciles [...
reconciles
23
18
RECONCILE, to restor...
recondense
17
16
to condense again [v...
reconducts
23
19
RECONDUCT, to conduc...
reconfined
20
19
RECONFINE, to confin...
reconfines
20
18
RECONFINE, to confin...
reconfirms
23
20
RECONFIRM, to confir...
reconnects
21
18
RECONNECT, to connec...
reconquers
27
24
RECONQUER, to conque...
reconquest
27
24
the act of conquerin...
reconsider
19
15
to consider again es...
reconsigns
20
17
RECONSIGN, to consig...
reconsoled
19
16
RECONSOLE, to consol...
reconsoles
19
15
RECONSOLE, to consol...
reconsults
21
16
RECONSULT, to consul...
recontacts
22
17
RECONTACT, to contac...
recontinue
18
16
to continue anew [v...
recontours
19
15
RECONTOUR, to contou...
reconvened
19
20
RECONVENE, to conven...
reconvenes
19
19
RECONVENE, to conven...
reconverts
21
18
RECONVERT, to conver...
reconveyed
26
21
RECONVEY, to convey...
reconvicts
25
21
RECONVICT, to convic...
reconvince
23
22
to convince again [v...
recordable
22
18
that can be recorded...
recordings
21
17
RECORDING, a record...
recordists
21
14
RECORDIST, a person...
recountals
20
16
RECOUNTAL, the act o...
recounters
19
15
RECOUNTER, one who r...
recounting
20
18
RECOUNT, to relate i...
recoupable
24
21
that can be recouped...
recoupling
24
21
RECOUPLE, to couple...
recoupment
22
21
the act of recouping...
recoursing
21
17
RECOURSE, to return,...
recoverees
20
17
RECOVEREE, the perso...
recoverers
21
17
RECOVERER, one who r...
recoveries
21
17
RECOVERY, an economi...
recovering
22
20
RECOVER, to obtain a...
recoverors
21
17
RECOVEROR, the deman...
recowering
23
19
RECOWER, to recover,...
recreances
21
17
RECREANCE, mean-spir...
recreantly
26
17
RECREANT, (archaic)...
recreating
20
16
RECREATE, to reinvig...
recreation
18
14
refreshment of stren...
recreative
21
17
tending to recreate...
recreators
19
13
RECREATOR, one who r...
recrements
20
17
RECREMENT, a waste p...
recrossing
21
16
RECROSS, to cross ag...
recrowning
23
20
RECROWN, to crown ag...
recrudesce
23
18
of a disease, sore,...
recruitals
22
15
RECRUITAL, the act o...
recruiters
21
14
RECRUITER, one who r...
recruiting
22
17
the act of looking f...
rectangled
21
18
rectangular [adj]
rectangles
21
17
RECTANGLE, a four-si...
rectifiers
23
16
RECTIFIER, a person...
rectifying
30
21
RECTIFY, to correct,...
rectitises
21
13
RECTITIS, inflammati...
rectitudes
21
15
RECTITUDE, rightness...
rectoceles
23
17
RECTOCELE, the herni...
rectorates
19
13
RECTORATE, the offic...
rectorials
21
14
RECTORIAL, at a Scot...
rectorship
25
18
the office of rector...
rectresses
20
13
RECTRESS, a female r...
rectricial
25
17
relating to rectrice...
recumbence
25
24
the state of being r...
recumbency
32
26
the state of being r...
recuperate
21
17
to get back, recover...
recureless
21
15
(obsolete) incurable...
recurrence
22
18
the act of recurring...
recurrency
29
20
the act of recurring...
recursions
20
15
RECURSION, the appli...
recusances
22
18
RECUSANCE, the state...
recusation
19
15
refusal [n -S]
recyclable
33
23
that can be recycled...
recyclates
30
19
RECYCLATE, material...
recyclings
32
22
RECYCLING, the act o...
recyclists
32
19
RECYCLIST, one who r...
redactions
19
15
REDACTION, an act or...
redamaging
19
19
REDAMAGE, to damage...
redarguing
19
17
REDARGUE, (Scots) to...
redbaiters
19
14
REDBAITER, one who r...
redbaiting
20
17
REDBAIT, to denounce...
redbellies
21
16
REDBELLY, the char o...
redbreasts
19
14
REDBREAST, the robin...
redcurrant
20
16
the small red berry...
redeciding
21
18
REDECIDE, to decide...
redecorate
18
14
to decorate again [v...
redecrafts
22
17
REDECRAFT, (archaic)...
rededicate
19
15
to dedicate again [v...
redeemable
19
18
that can be redeemed...
redeemably
26
20
REDEEMABLE, that can...
redeemless
18
15
not to be redeemed [...
redefeated
17
15
REDEFEAT, to defeat...
redefected
21
18
REDEFECT, to defect...
redefining
19
18
REDEFINE, to define...
redelivers
20
16
REDELIVER, to delive...
redelivery
26
18
the act of deliverin...
redemanded
16
17
REDEMAND, to demand...
redemption
19
18
the act of redeeming...
redemptive
22
21
serving to redeem [a...
redemptory
26
19
paid for ransom; ser...
redeployed
25
18
REDEPLOY, to deploy...
redeposits
19
14
REDEPOSIT, to deposi...
redescends
19
16
REDESCEND, to descen...
redescribe
22
17
to describe again [v...
redesigned
17
15
REDESIGN, to design...
redevelops
21
19
REDEVELOP, to develo...
redialling
20
16
REDIAL, to dial agai...
redictated
20
15
REDICTATE, to dictat...
redictates
20
14
REDICTATE, to dictat...
redigested
18
14
REDIGEST, to digest...
redingotes
17
14
REDINGOTE, (French)...
redirected
20
15
REDIRECT, to change...
redisburse
20
15
(Spenser) to refund...
rediscount
20
16
to discount again [v...
rediscover
22
18
to discover again [v...
redisplays
27
17
REDISPLAY, to displa...
redisposed
19
15
REDISPOSE, to dispos...
redisposes
19
14
REDISPOSE, to dispos...
redissolve
20
16
to dissolve again [v...
redistills
21
13
REDISTILL, to distil...
redistrict
22
14
to divide into new d...
redividing
21
19
REDIVIDE, to divide...
redivision
19
16
the act of dividing...
redivorced
22
19
REDIVORCE, to divorc...
redivorces
22
18
REDIVORCE, to divorc...
redlinings
19
16
REDLINING, refusing...
redolences
19
16
REDOLENCE, fragrance...
redolently
24
16
REDOLENT, fragrant;...
redoublers
20
16
REDOUBLER, one who r...
redoubling
21
19
REDOUBLE, to double...
redoubting
20
18
REDOUBT, (archaic) t...
redounding
17
17
the act of redoundin...
redrafting
20
17
REDRAFT, to make a r...
redreaming
18
17
REDREAM, to dream ag...
redressals
18
12
REDRESSAL, an act or...
redressers
17
11
REDRESSER, one who r...
redressing
18
14
REDRESS, to set righ...
redressive
19
15
tending to redress [...
redressors
17
11
REDRESSOR, one who r...
redrilling
21
16
REDRILL, to drill ag...
redruthite
20
14
copper-glance, a min...
redshifted
22
17
of e.g. a star, havi...
redshirted
20
14
REDSHIRT, to keep a...
redstreaks
18
15
REDSTREAK, a favorit...
reductants
20
16
REDUCTANT, a reducin...
reductases
20
15
REDUCTASE, an enzyme...
reductions
20
16
REDUCTION, the act o...
reductives
23
19
REDUCTIVE, a reducin...
redundance
18
18
the state of being r...
redundancy
25
20
the state of being r...
reedifying
26
19
REEDIFY, to rebuild...
reeditions
16
12
REEDITION, the act o...
reeducated
19
16
REEDUCATE, to educat...
reeducates
19
15
REEDUCATE, to educat...
reejecting
22
25
REEJECT, to eject ag...
reelecting
21
17
REELECT, to elect ag...
reelection
19
15
the act of electing...
reelevated
18
16
REELEVATE, to elevat...
reelevates
18
15
REELEVATE, to elevat...
reeligible
22
17
eligible again, as,...
reembarked
20
21
REEMBARK, to embark...
reembodied
19
18
REEMBODY, to embody...
reembodies
19
17
REEMBODY, to embody...
reembraced
22
20
REEMBRACE, to embrac...
reembraces
22
19
REEMBRACE, to embrac...
reemerging
19
18
REEMERGE, to emerge...
reemission
17
14
the act of emitting...
reemitting
19
16
REEMIT, to emit agai...
reemphases
21
18
REEMPHASIS, emphasis...
reemphasis
22
18
emphasis again [n RE...
reemployed
26
20
REEMPLOY, to employ...
reenacting
19
17
REENACT, to enact ag...
reenactors
18
14
REENACTOR, one who r...
reendowing
19
18
REENDOW, to endow ag...
reenergise
16
13
to give new energy t...
reenergize
19
22
to give new energy t...
reenforced
20
18
REENFORCE, to streng...
reenforces
20
17
REENFORCE, to streng...
reengaging
18
18
REENGAGE, to engage...
reengineer
15
14
to engineer again [v...
reengraved
18
18
REENGRAVE, to engrav...
reengraves
18
17
REENGRAVE, to engrav...
reenjoying
24
25
REENJOY, to enjoy ag...
reenlarged
17
15
REENLARGE, to enlarg...
reenlarges
17
14
REENLARGE, to enlarg...
reenlisted
17
13
REENLIST, to enlist...
reenrolled
17
14
REENROLL, to enroll...
reenslaved
18
17
REENSLAVE, to enslav...
reenslaves
18
16
REENSLAVE, to enslav...
reentering
16
14
REENTER, to enter ag...
reenthrone
16
14
to enthrone again [v...
reentrance
17
15
reentry [n -S]
reentrants
15
12
REENTRANT, something...
reequipped
29
27
REEQUIP, to equip ag...
reerecting
20
16
REERECT, to erect ag...
reescalate
19
14
to escalate again [v...
reestimate
17
13
to estimate again [v...
reevaluate
18
16
to evaluate again [v...
reexamined
22
22
REEXAMINE, to examin...
reexamines
22
21
REEXAMINE, to examin...
reexecuted
25
22
REEXECUTE, to execut...
reexecutes
25
21
REEXECUTE, to execut...
reexhibits
28
22
REEXHIBIT, to exhibi...
reexpelled
26
23
REEXPEL, to expel ag...
reexplains
25
22
REEXPLAIN, to explai...
reexplored
25
22
REEXPLORE, to explor...
reexplores
25
21
REEXPLORE, to explor...
reexported
24
21
REEXPORT, to export...
reexposing
25
23
REEXPOSE, to expose...
reexposure
24
21
a new exposure [n -S...
refashions
20
16
REFASHION, to fashio...
refastened
17
15
REFASTEN, to fasten...
refections
21
17
REFECTION, refreshme...
refereeing
18
16
REFEREE, to supervis...
referenced
20
18
REFERENCE, to refer...
referencer
20
17
one who references [...
references
20
17
REFERENCE, to refer...
referendum
19
19
(Latin) the process...
referrable
21
17
capable of being ref...
referrible
22
17
capable of being ref...
refighting
24
20
REFIGHT, to fight ag...
refiguring
22
19
REFIGURE, to figure...
refillable
24
19
that can be refilled...
refiltered
20
15
REFILTER, to filter...
refinanced
20
19
REFINANCE, to financ...
refinances
20
18
REFINANCE, to financ...
refinement
18
18
the act of refining...
refineries
18
14
REFINERY, a place wh...
refinished
21
17
REFINISH, to give a...
refinisher
21
16
one who finishes aga...
refinishes
21
16
REFINISH, to give a...
refitments
20
17
REFITMENT, the act o...
refittings
21
16
REFITTING, the act o...
reflagging
23
21
REFLAG, to change th...
reflations
19
15
REFLATION, an increa...
reflecters
23
17
REFLECTER, (Swift) a...
reflecting
24
20
REFLECT, to be mirro...
reflection
22
18
an image given back...
reflective
25
21
capable of reflectin...
reflectors
23
17
REFLECTOR, something...
reflexible
29
25
capable of being ref...
reflexions
25
22
REFLEXION, the act o...
reflexives
28
25
REFLEXIVE, a reflexi...
refloating
20
17
REFLOAT, to float ag...
reflooding
20
18
REFLOOD, to flood ag...
reflowered
22
18
REFLOWER, to flower...
reflowings
24
20
REFLOWING, the act o...
refluences
22
19
REFLUENCE, a flowing...
refocusing
23
20
REFOCUS, to focus ag...
refocussed
22
18
REFOCUS, to focus ag...
refocusses
22
17
REFOCUS, to focus ag...
reforested
18
14
REFOREST, to replant...
reformable
22
20
capable of being ref...
reformades
19
17
REFORMADE, (Spanish)...
reformados
19
17
REFORMADO, (Spanish)...
reformates
19
16
REFORMATE, a product...
reformings
21
19
REFORMING, the act o...
reformisms
22
19
REFORMISM, any doctr...
reformists
21
16
REFORMIST, a reforme...
refounders
18
16
REFOUNDER, one who r...
refounding
19
19
REFOUND, to found ag...
refractary
28
18
(obsolete) refractor...
refractile
23
17
refractive, capable...
refracting
23
19
REFRACT, to deflect...
refraction
21
17
the bending of waves...
refractive
24
20
serving to refract [...
refractors
22
16
REFRACTOR, a refract...
refractory
28
18
unruly, stubborn [ad...
refracture
22
17
to fracture again [v...
refrainers
18
14
REFRAINER, one who r...
refraining
19
17
REFRAIN, to keep one...
refreezing
22
25
REFREEZE, to freeze...
refreshens
20
16
REFRESHEN, to refres...
refreshers
21
15
REFRESHER, something...
refreshful
25
20
(archaic) full of po...
refreshing
22
18
REFRESH, to restore...
refringent
19
17
pertaining to, or po...
refringing
21
19
REFRINGE, (obsolete)...
refronting
19
17
REFRONT, to put on a...
refuelable
22
19
capable of being ref...
refuelings
21
18
REFUELING, the act o...
refuelling
22
19
the act of adding ne...
refugeeism
21
19
the state of being a...
refulgence
23
21
the quality of being...
refulgency
30
23
the quality of being...
refundable
21
20
that can be refunded...
refundment
19
20
the act of refunding...
refuseniks
20
19
REFUSENIK, (Russian)...
refutation
18
15
the act of refuting...
regainable
19
17
that can be regained...
regainment
17
17
the act of regaining...
regalement
18
17
the act of regaling...
regalities
19
13
REGALITY, regal auth...
regardable
20
17
worthy of regard or...
regardless
19
14
having no regard; he...
regathered
19
15
REGATHER, to assembl...
regelating
19
16
REGELATE, to refreez...
regelation
17
14
freezing again, esp....
regeneracy
25
18
the state of being r...
regenerate
15
13
renewed [adj REGENER...
regentship
22
18
the office of a rege...
reggaetons
17
15
REGGAETON, a form of...
regimental
19
17
of or relating to a...
regimented
18
17
REGIMENT, to form in...
regionally
25
17
REGIONAL, relating t...
regisseurs
19
13
REGISSEUR, (French)...
registered
18
13
REGISTER, to record...
registerer
18
12
one who registers [n...
registrant
18
13
a person who registe...
registrars
19
12
REGISTRAR, a middle-...
registrary
25
14
a registrar [n REGIS...
registries
19
12
REGISTRY, the act of...
reglossing
20
16
REGLOSS, to glass ag...
regnancies
19
17
REGNANCY, the condit...
regrafting
21
18
REGRAFT, to graft ag...
regranting
18
16
REGRANT, to grant ag...
regratings
19
15
REGRATING, buying an...
regreening
17
16
REGREEN, to green ag...
regreeting
18
15
REGREET, to greet in...
regressing
19
15
REGRESS, to go back...
regression
17
13
progressive decline...
regressive
20
16
tending to regress [...
regressors
18
12
REGRESSOR, one who r...
regretters
18
12
REGRETTER, one who r...
regretting
19
15
REGRET, to look back...
regrinding
19
17
REGRIND, to grind ag...
regrooming
19
18
REGROOM, to groom ag...
regrooving
20
19
REGROOVE, to groove...
regrouping
21
19
the act of forming a...
reguerdons
17
15
REGUERDON, (Shakespe...
regularise
19
14
to make regular, als...
regularity
26
16
the state of being r...
regularize
22
23
to make regular, als...
regulating
20
17
REGULATE, to control...
regulation
18
15
the act of regulatin...
regulative
21
18
tending to regulate...
regulators
19
14
REGULATOR, one who r...
regulatory
25
16
relating to the act...
regulising
21
17
REGULISE, to reduce...
regulizing
24
26
REGULIZE, to reduce...
rehammered
20
19
REHAMMER, to hammer...
rehandling
20
18
the act of rehandlin...
rehardened
17
15
REHARDEN, to harden...
rehearings
19
15
REHEARING, the act o...
rehearsals
19
13
REHEARSAL, an act of...
rehearsers
18
12
REHEARSER, one who r...
rehearsing
19
15
the act of rehearsin...
reheatings
19
15
REHEATING, the act o...
rehousings
20
16
REHOUSING, the act o...
rehumanise
19
17
to make human again,...
rehumanize
22
26
to make human again,...
rehydrated
25
16
REHYDRATE, to add wa...
rehydrates
25
15
REHYDRATE, to add wa...
reichsmark
25
22
(German) a German un...
reidentify
25
17
to identify again [v...
reigniting
19
16
REIGNITE, to light a...
reignition
17
14
the act of igniting...
reillumine
20
17
to illumine again [v...
reilluming
22
19
REILLUME, to light a...
reimagined
18
17
REIMAGINE, to imagin...
reimagines
18
16
REIMAGINE, to imagin...
reimbursed
21
18
REIMBURSE, to repay...
reimburser
21
17
one who reimburses [...
reimburses
21
17
REIMBURSE, to repay...
reimmersed
19
17
REIMMERSE, to immers...
reimmerses
19
16
REIMMERSE, to immers...
reimplants
21
18
REIMPLANT, to implan...
reimported
20
17
REIMPORT, to import...
reimporter
20
16
one who reimports [n...
reimposing
21
19
REIMPOSE, to impose...
reinciting
21
17
REINCITE, to incite...
reincrease
18
14
to increase again [v...
reincurred
20
16
REINCUR, to incur ag...
reindexing
23
22
REINDEX, to index ag...
reindicted
20
16
REINDICT, to indict...
reinducing
21
19
REINDUCE, to induce...
reinducted
20
17
REINDUCT [v]
reinfected
21
18
REINFECT, to infect...
reinflamed
20
19
REINFLAME, to inflam...
reinflames
20
18
REINFLAME, to inflam...
reinflated
19
16
REINFLATE, to inflat...
reinflates
19
15
REINFLATE, to inflat...
reinforced
21
18
REINFORCE, to streng...
reinforcer
21
17
something that reinf...
reinforces
21
17
REINFORCE, to streng...
reinformed
19
18
REINFORM, to inform...
reinfunded
18
18
REINFUND, to flow ag...
reinfusing
20
18
REINFUSE, to infuse...
reinhabits
21
16
REINHABIT, to inhabi...
reinitiate
16
11
to initiate again [v...
reinjected
21
24
REINJECT, to inject...
reinjuries
19
21
REINJURY, a second i...
reinjuring
20
24
REINJURE, to injure...
reinserted
16
12
REINSERT, to insert...
reinspects
22
17
REINSPECT, to inspec...
reinspired
19
15
REINSPIRE, to inspir...
reinspires
19
14
REINSPIRE, to inspir...
reinspirit
20
14
to give fresh spirit...
reinstalls
19
13
REINSTALL [v]
reinstated
16
12
REINSTATE, to instat...
reinstates
16
11
REINSTATE, to instat...
reinstator
16
11
one who reinstates [...
reinsurers
17
12
REINSURER, one who g...
reinsuring
18
15
REINSURE, to insure...
reinterred
16
12
REINTER, to inter ag...
reinvading
19
19
REINVADE, to invade...
reinvasion
17
16
the act of invading...
reinvented
17
17
REINVENT, to invent...
reinvested
18
16
REINVEST, to invest...
reinviting
20
18
REINVITE, to invite...
reinvoking
20
22
REINVOKE, to invoke...
reinvolved
21
21
REINVOLVE, to involv...
reinvolves
21
20
REINVOLVE, to involv...
reioyndure
22
15
(Shakespeare) a rejo...
reissuable
20
15
capable of being rei...
reistafels
20
14
REISTAFEL, (Dutch) a...
reiterance
18
14
the act of reiterati...
reiterated
16
11
REITERATE, to repeat...
reiterates
16
10
REITERATE, to repeat...
rejacketed
22
27
REJACKET, to clothe...
rejectable
24
26
capable of being rej...
rejectible
25
26
capable of being rej...
rejections
21
23
REJECTION, the act o...
rejiggered
21
24
REJIGGER, to fix som...
rejoiceful
25
27
joyous, full of rejo...
rejoicings
23
25
REJOICING, the act o...
rejoinders
18
21
REJOINDER, a sharp a...
rejoindure
18
22
the act of joining a...
rejoneador
16
21
(Spanish) a mounted...
rejourning
19
24
REJOURN, (Shakespear...
rejuggling
24
28
REJUGGLE, to juggle...
rejuvenate
19
25
to make young again...
rejuvenise
20
25
to rejuvenate, also...
rejuvenize
23
34
to rejuvenate, also...
rekeyboard
25
20
to enter again on a...
rekindling
20
20
REKINDLE, to arouse...
reknitting
19
18
the act of knitting...
reknotting
18
18
the act of knotting...
relabeling
21
18
RELABEL, to label ag...
relabelled
21
17
RELABEL, to label ag...
relacquers
29
24
RELACQUER, to lacque...
relational
17
13
of or relating to ki...
relatively
27
18
RELATIVE, in relatio...
relativise
20
15
to make relative, al...
relativism
22
18
a theory that knowle...
relativist
21
15
a believer in relati...
relativity
27
17
the state of being r...
relativize
23
24
to treat or describe...
relaunched
22
19
RELAUNCH, to launch...
relaunches
22
18
RELAUNCH, to launch...
relaunders
17
14
RELAUNDER, to launde...
relaxation
22
19
the act of relaxing...
relaxative
25
22
a medication or acti...
relearning
17
15
RELEARN, to learn ag...
releasable
19
15
that may be released...
relegating
19
16
RELEGATE, to remove,...
relegation
17
14
the act of relegatin...
relentings
18
15
RELENTING, the act o...
relentless
18
13
unrelenting [adj REL...
relentment
17
16
the act of relenting...
relettered
17
12
RELETTER, to write a...
relevances
21
19
RELEVANCE, the state...
relevantly
26
19
RELEVANT, pertaining...
relicensed
20
16
RELICENSE, to licens...
relicenses
20
15
RELICENSE, to licens...
relictions
21
15
RELICTION, the reces...
reliefless
21
15
destitute of relief...
relievable
22
19
capable of being rel...
relievedly
27
19
RELIEVED [adv]
relighting
23
18
RELIGHT, to light ag...
religieuse
19
14
(French) a (female)...
religioner
18
14
a religionist [n -S]
religiosos
19
13
RELIGIOSO, (Italian)...
relinquish
29
24
to withdraw or retre...
reliquaire
26
21
(French) a receptacl...
relishable
23
17
capable of being rel...
relivering
21
18
RELIVER, to deliver...
rellishing
23
17
RELLISH, (Shakespear...
relocatees
19
14
RELOCATEE, one who i...
relocating
21
17
RELOCATE, to establi...
relocation
19
15
the act of relocatin...
relocators
20
14
RELOCATOR, one who r...
reluctance
23
19
the state of being r...
reluctancy
30
21
the state of being r...
reluctated
21
16
RELUCTATE, to be rel...
reluctates
21
15
RELUCTATE, to be rel...
relumining
20
19
RELUMINE, to light a...
remainders
17
15
REMAINDER, to sell a...
remandment
17
19
the act of remanding...
remanences
18
18
REMANENCE, the prope...
remarkable
21
21
worhty of note [adj...
remarkably
28
23
REMARKABLE, worhty o...
remarketed
18
18
REMARKET, to market...
remarriage
18
15
the act of marrying...
remarrying
25
18
REMARRY, to marry ag...
remastered
17
14
REMASTER, to master...
rematching
24
21
REMATCH, to match ag...
remeasured
17
15
REMEASURE, to measur...
remeasures
17
14
REMEASURE, to measur...
remediable
20
18
that can be remedied...
remediably
27
20
REMEDIABLE, that can...
remedially
26
18
REMEDIAL, affording...
remediated
17
15
REMEDIATE, (Shakespe...
remediates
17
14
REMEDIATE, (Shakespe...
remediless
19
15
not admitting of a r...
remembered
20
20
REMEMBER, to bring t...
rememberer
20
19
one who remembers [n...
remercying
28
21
REMERCY, (obsolete)...
remigating
20
18
REMIGATE, to row [v]
remigation
18
16
the act of rowing [n...
remigrated
19
16
REMIGRATE, to migrat...
remigrates
19
15
REMIGRATE, to migrat...
reminisced
21
18
REMINISCE, to engage...
reminiscer
21
17
one who reminisces [...
reminisces
21
17
REMINISCE, to engage...
remissible
22
17
capable of being rem...
remissibly
29
19
REMISSIBLE, capable...
remissions
18
14
REMISSION, the act o...
remissness
18
14
the state of being r...
remitments
19
17
REMITMENT, the act o...
remittable
21
17
that can be remitted...
remittance
20
17
a sum of money remit...
remittence
20
17
a period of diminish...
remittency
27
19
a period of diminish...
remixtures
25
21
REMIXTURE, the act o...
remobilise
21
17
to mobilise again, a...
remobilize
24
26
to mobilise again, a...
remodelers
18
15
REMODELER, one who r...
remodeling
19
18
the act of modelling...
remodelled
19
17
REMODEL, to make ove...
remodeller
19
16
one who remodels [n...
remodified
20
18
REMODIFY, to modify...
remodifies
20
17
REMODIFY, to modify...
remoistens
17
14
REMOISTEN, to moiste...
remonetise
16
14
to reestablish as le...
remonetize
19
23
to reestablish as le...
remontants
16
15
REMONTANT, a remonta...
remontoire
16
14
any of various devic...
remontoirs
17
14
REMONTOIR, any of va...
remoralise
18
14
to restore morality...
remoralize
21
23
to restore morality...
remorseful
21
18
motivated or marked...
remortgage
19
17
to mortgage again [v...
remoteness
16
14
the state of being r...
remotivate
19
17
to motivate again [v...
remoulades
18
16
REMOULADE, (French)...
remoulding
20
19
REMOULD, to retread...
remounting
18
18
REMOUNT, to climb in...
removalist
21
18
a person or company...
removeable
21
21
capable of being rem...
remunerate
16
15
to pay an equivalent...
remurmured
20
19
REMURMUR, to murmur...
renascence
20
18
rebirth, also RENAIS...
renaturing
17
15
RENATURE, to restore...
rencontred
18
16
RENCONTRE, to encoun...
rencontres
18
15
RENCONTRE [n]
rencounter
18
16
to meet, encounter [...
renderable
18
16
capable of being ren...
renderings
17
15
RENDERING, a first c...
rendezvous
21
26
(French) an arranged...
renditions
16
13
RENDITION, to surren...
reneaguing
17
17
RENEAGUE, to go back...
renegading
17
17
RENEGADE [v]
renegadoes
15
14
RENEGADO, (archaic)...
renegation
15
14
a denial [n -S]
renewables
21
18
RENEWABLE, a renewab...
renforcing
22
20
RENFORCE, to reinfor...
renitences
18
15
RENITENCE, the state...
renography
27
20
a treatise on or des...
renominate
15
15
to nominate again es...
renotified
18
15
RENOTIFY, to notify...
renotifies
18
14
RENOTIFY, to notify...
renouncers
18
16
RENOUNCER, one who r...
renouncing
19
19
RENOUNCE, to disown,...
renovating
18
18
RENOVATE, to make li...
renovation
16
16
the act of renovatin...
renovative
19
19
serving to renovate...
renovators
17
15
RENOVATOR, one who,...
rentallers
18
13
RENTALLER, (Scots) a...
renumbered
19
19
RENUMBER, to number...
renunciate
18
16
a religious devotee...
renversing
19
18
RENVERSE, (archaic)...
reobjected
23
26
REOBJECT, to object...
reobserved
20
18
REOBSERVE, to observ...
reobserves
20
17
REOBSERVE, to observ...
reobtained
17
15
REOBTAIN, to obtain...
reoccupied
25
21
REOCCUPY, to occupy...
reoccupies
25
20
REOCCUPY, to occupy...
reoccurred
23
18
REOCCUR, to occur ag...
reoffended
19
19
REOFFEND, to offend...
reoffender
19
18
one who reoffends [n...
reoffering
21
19
REOFFER, to offer fo...
reopenings
18
17
REOPENING, the act o...
reoperated
17
14
REOPERATE, to operat...
reoperates
17
13
REOPERATE, to operat...
reopposing
21
19
REOPPOSE, to oppose...
reordained
15
13
REORDAIN, to ordain...
reordering
17
14
REORDER, to put in a...
reorganise
16
13
to organize again, a...
reorganize
19
22
to organize again, a...
reoriented
15
12
REORIENT, to acquain...
reoviruses
19
15
REOVIRUS, a type of...
reoxidised
23
19
REOXIDISE, to oxidis...
reoxidises
23
18
REOXIDISE, to oxidis...
reoxidized
26
28
REOXIDIZE, to oxidiz...
reoxidizes
26
27
REOXIDIZE, to oxidiz...
repacified
24
20
REPACIFY, to pacify...
repacifies
24
19
REPACIFY, to pacify...
repackaged
23
23
REPACKAGE, to packag...
repackager
23
22
one who repackages [...
repackages
23
22
REPACKAGE, to packag...
repaginate
18
16
to paginate again [v...
repainting
19
17
the act of repaintin...
repairable
21
17
that can be repaired...
repaneling
19
18
REPANEL, to panel ag...
repanelled
19
17
REPANEL, to panel ag...
repapering
21
19
REPAPER, to apply ne...
reparation
17
14
a repairing or keepi...
reparative
20
17
repairing, or tendin...
reparatory
24
15
related to reparatio...
repassages
19
15
REPASSAGE, the act o...
repastures
19
14
REPASTURE, (Shakespe...
repatching
25
21
REPATCH, to patch ag...
repatriate
18
13
to restore to one's...
repatterns
18
14
REPATTERN, to patter...
repayments
25
19
REPAYMENT, the act o...
repealable
21
18
capable of being rep...
repeatable
20
17
that can be repeated...
repeatedly
25
17
REPEATED [adv]
repeatings
19
16
REPEATING, the act o...
repechages
24
20
REPECHAGE, (French)...
repellance
22
19
the act of repelling...
repellancy
29
21
the act of repelling...
repellants
20
16
REPELLANT, something...
repellence
22
19
the principle of rep...
repellency
29
21
the principle of rep...
repellents
20
16
REPELLENT, something...
repentance
19
18
the act of repenting...
repentants
17
15
REPENTANT, a peniten...
repeopling
22
20
REPEOPLE, to supply...
repertoire
18
13
(French) a stock of...
reperusals
20
15
REPERUSAL, a second...
reperusing
20
17
REPERUSE, to peruse...
repetiteur
19
14
(French) a coach, tu...
repetition
18
14
the act of repeating...
repetitive
21
17
showing repetition [...
rephrasing
22
18
REPHRASE, to say or...
repigments
21
19
REPIGMENT, to pigmen...
repinement
18
18
the act of repining...
repiningly
27
20
REPINING [adv]
replanning
19
19
REPLAN, to plan agai...
replanting
20
18
REPLANT, to plant ag...
replasters
20
14
REPLASTER, to plaste...
repleaders
19
15
REPLEADER, a second...
repleading
20
18
REPLEAD, to plead ag...
repledging
22
20
REPLEDGE, to pledge...
repletions
19
15
REPLETION, the state...
replevined
21
20
REPLEVIN, to regain...
replevying
29
23
REPLEVY, to regain p...
replicable
26
21
capable of replicati...
replicants
23
18
REPLICANT, (in scien...
replicases
23
17
REPLICASE, a polymer...
replicated
23
18
REPLICATE, to make a...
replicates
23
17
REPLICATE, to make a...
replicator
23
17
something or someone...
replotting
21
17
REPLOT, to plot agai...
reploughed
23
20
REPLOUGH, to plough...
replumbing
25
24
REPLUMB, to plumb ag...
replunging
22
21
REPLUNGE, to plunge...
repointing
19
17
the application of n...
repolarise
19
14
to polarise again, a...
repolarize
22
23
to polarize again, a...
repolished
22
17
REPOLISH, to polish...
repolishes
22
16
REPOLISH, to polish...
repopulate
21
18
to populate again [v...
reportable
21
17
worth reporting [adj...
reportages
19
15
REPORTAGE, reporting...
reportedly
26
17
REPORTED [adv]
reportings
20
16
REPORTING, the act o...
repositing
20
16
REPOSIT, to put away...
reposition
18
14
to change the positi...
repositors
19
13
REPOSITOR, an instru...
repository
25
15
a side altar in a Ca...
repottings
20
16
REPOTTING, the act o...
repoussage
19
16
the art of doing rep...
repoussoir
19
14
(French) a figure or...
repowering
22
19
REPOWER, to power ag...
repreeving
21
20
REPREEVE, to delay t...
reprehends
20
17
REPREHEND, to rebuke...
represents
18
14
REPRESENT, to exhibi...
repressers
19
13
REPRESSER, one who r...
repressing
20
16
REPRESS, to keep und...
repression
18
14
the act of repressin...
repressive
21
17
serving to repress [...
repressors
19
13
REPRESSOR, one who r...
reprievals
22
18
REPRIEVAL, a repriev...
reprievers
21
17
REPRIEVER, one who r...
reprieving
22
20
REPRIEVE, to give a...
reprimands
20
18
REPRIMAND, to scold,...
reprinters
19
14
REPRINTER, one who r...
reprinting
20
17
REPRINT, to print ag...
reproached
23
19
REPROACH, to find fa...
reproacher
23
18
one who reproaches [...
reproaches
23
18
REPROACH, to find fa...
reprobance
22
20
(Shakespeare) reprob...
reprobated
20
17
REPROBATE, to disapp...
reprobater
20
16
one who reprobates [...
reprobates
20
16
REPROBATE, to disapp...
reprobator
20
16
(Scots) in Scots law...
reproduced
22
19
REPRODUCE, to produc...
reproducer
22
18
one who reproduces [...
reproduces
22
18
REPRODUCE, to produc...
reprograms
21
18
REPROGRAM, to progra...
reproofing
21
19
REPROOF, to make wat...
reprovable
23
21
that can be reproved...
reptations
18
14
REPTATION, the act o...
reptilians
20
15
REPTILIAN, a reptile...
reptilious
21
15
like a reptile [adj]
reptiloids
21
15
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republican
25
22
one that favors or s...
repudiable
22
19
admitting of repudia...
repudiated
19
16
REPUDIATE, to cast o...
repudiates
19
15
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repudiator
19
15
one who repudiates [...
repugnance
21
21
strong dislike, anti...
repugnancy
28
23
strong dislike, anti...
repulsions
20
16
REPULSION, the act o...
repurchase
24
19
to buy back or again...
repurified
22
18
REPURIFY, to purify...
repurifies
22
17
REPURIFY, to purify...
repurposed
21
18
REPURPOSE, to purpos...
repurposes
21
17
REPURPOSE, to purpos...
repursuing
21
18
REPURSUE, to pursue...
reputation
18
15
overall quality or c...
reputative
21
18
reputed, putative [a...
reputeless
20
15
(Shakespeare) withou...
requesters
25
20
REQUESTER, one who r...
requesting
26
23
REQUEST, to ask for...
requestors
25
20
REQUESTOR, one who r...
requickens
29
28
REQUICKEN, (Shakespe...
requiescat
28
23
a prayer for the dea...
requighted
29
25
REQUIGHT, (Spenser)...
requirable
28
24
capable of being req...
requirings
27
23
REQUIRING, the act o...
requisites
26
20
REQUISITE, something...
requisitor
26
20
one who makes requis...
requitable
28
24
that may be requited...
requiteful
29
25
relating to the act...
requitting
27
23
REQUIT, (Shakespeare...
requoyling
33
26
REQUOYLE, (Shakespea...
reradiated
16
12
RERADIATE, to radiat...
reradiates
16
11
RERADIATE, to radiat...
rerailings
19
14
RERAILING, the act o...
rereadings
17
14
REREADING, the act o...
rerebraces
21
16
REREBRACE, armour fo...
rerecorded
19
15
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reredorter
16
11
(historical) a lavat...
reredosses
16
11
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reregister
18
12
to register again [v...
reregulate
18
14
to regulate again [v...
rereleased
16
12
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rereleases
16
11
RERELEASE, to releas...
rereminded
17
16
REREMIND, to remind...
rerepeated
17
14
REREPEAT, to repeat...
rereviewed
21
18
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rerevising
20
17
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rerouteing
17
14
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resaddling
19
16
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resaleable
19
15
that can be resold [...
resaluting
19
15
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resampling
22
20
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reschedule
23
18
to schedule again ac...
reschooled
22
17
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rescinders
20
15
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rescinding
21
18
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rescission
20
14
the act of rescindin...
rescissory
27
15
tending to rescind [...
rescreened
18
15
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rescripted
23
17
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resculpted
24
19
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resealable
19
15
that can be resealed...
researched
21
16
RESEARCH, to investi...
researcher
21
15
one who does researc...
researches
21
15
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reseasoned
14
12
RESEASON, to season...
resectable
22
17
that can be resected...
resections
19
14
RESECTION, the opera...
resecuring
21
17
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reseizures
20
20
RESEIZURE, the act o...
reselected
20
15
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resemblant
20
18
having or exhibiting...
resemblers
21
17
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resembling
22
20
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resentence
17
15
to sentence again [v...
resentment
16
15
a feeling of indigna...
reserpines
18
14
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reservable
21
18
that can be reserved...
reservedly
26
18
RESERVED [adv]
reserviced
22
18
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reservices
22
17
RESERVICE, to servic...
reservists
20
14
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reservoirs
19
14
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resettable
19
14
that can be reset [a...
resettling
19
14
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reshapings
22
18
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resharpens
20
16
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reshingled
21
17
RESHINGLE, to shingl...
reshingles
21
16
RESHINGLE, to shingl...
reshipment
22
19
the act of reshippin...
reshippers
24
18
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reshipping
25
21
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reshooting
19
15
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reshowered
21
16
RESHOWER, to shower...
reshuffled
25
21
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reshuffles
25
20
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residences
19
15
RESIDENCE, a place w...
residenter
16
12
(Scots) an inhabitan...
residually
26
16
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resighting
22
17
RESIGHT, to sight ag...
resignedly
25
17
RESIGNED [adv]
resignment
18
17
the act of resigning...
resilement
18
15
the act of resiling...
resilience
20
15
the quality of being...
resiliency
27
17
the quality of being...
resilvered
20
16
RESILVER, to cover w...
resinating
17
14
RESINATE, to treat w...
resinified
19
15
RESINIFY, to convert...
resinifies
19
14
RESINIFY, to convert...
resinising
18
14
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resinizing
21
23
RESINIZE, to treat w...
resinously
24
15
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resistance
19
14
the act or power of...
resistants
17
11
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resistents
17
11
RESISTENT, a person...
resistible
21
14
that can be resisted...
resistibly
28
16
RESISTIBLE, that can...
resistless
19
11
(archaic) irresistib...
resittings
19
13
RESITTING, the act o...
resituated
17
12
RESITUATE, to situat...
resituates
17
11
RESITUATE, to situat...
resketched
23
20
RESKETCH, to sketch...
resketches
23
19
RESKETCH, to sketch...
reskilling
22
19
the retraining of em...
reskinning
18
19
RESKIN, to replace t...
resmelting
20
17
RESMELT, to smelt ag...
resmoothed
19
16
RESMOOTH, to smooth...
resnatrons
15
12
RESNATRON, a high-po...
resoftened
17
15
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resoldered
17
13
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resolidify
27
17
to solidify again [v...
resolutely
25
15
RESOLUTE, determined...
resolutest
18
12
RESOLUTE, determined...
resolution
17
13
the act of resolving...
resolutive
20
16
serving to dissolve...
resolvable
22
19
that can be resolved...
resolvedly
27
19
RESOLVED [adv]
resolvents
19
16
RESOLVENT, a means o...
resonances
17
15
RESONANCE, resoundin...
resonantly
22
15
RESONANT, resounding...
resonating
16
14
RESONATE, to resound...
resonation
14
12
the act of resonatin...
resonators
15
11
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resorbence
20
17
reabsorption [n -S]
resorcinal
20
15
of or like resorcino...
resorcinol
20
15
a colourless phenol...
resorption
18
14
the act of resorbing...
resorptive
21
17
relating to resorpti...
resounding
17
16
RESOUND, to make an...
resourcing
21
17
the act of providing...
respeaking
20
20
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respectant
21
17
facing each other [a...
respecters
22
16
RESPECTER, one who r...
respectful
26
21
marked by or showing...
respecting
23
19
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respective
24
20
particular, separate...
respelling
22
18
the act of respellin...
respirable
22
17
fit for breathing [a...
respirator
19
13
an appliance which p...
resplended
19
17
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resplicing
25
20
RESPLICE, to splice...
respondent
17
16
one who maintains a...
responders
18
15
RESPONDER, one who r...
responding
19
18
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responsers
18
14
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responsive
20
18
giving response [adj...
responsors
18
14
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responsory
24
16
a set of responses s...
responsums
20
18
RESPONSUM, (Latin) i...
respooling
20
17
RESPOOL, to spool ag...
respotting
20
16
RESPOT, to spot agai...
respraying
26
18
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resprouted
19
15
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ressaldars
18
12
RESSALDAR, (Urdu) an...
restabling
21
17
RESTABLE, to put in...
restacking
22
20
RESTACK, to stack ag...
restaffing
22
19
RESTAFF, to staff ag...
restamping
21
19
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restarters
17
10
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restarting
18
13
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restations
16
11
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restaurant
16
12
a business establish...
restemming
20
19
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restfuller
22
16
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restharrow
22
15
a wild flower [n -S]
restitched
23
16
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restitches
23
15
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restituted
18
12
RESTITUTE, (archaic)...
restitutes
18
11
RESTITUTE, (archaic)...
restitutor
18
11
one who makes restit...
restlessly
26
14
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restocking
22
20
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restorable
19
14
fit for restoring or...
restrained
16
12
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restrainer
16
11
one who restrains [n...
restraints
17
11
RESTRAINT, the act o...
restressed
17
11
RESTRESS, to stress...
restresses
17
10
RESTRESS, to stress...
restricken
21
18
RESTRIKE, to strike...
restricted
21
14
RESTRICT, to keep wi...
restriking
20
17
RESTRIKE, to strike...
restringed
18
14
RESTRING, to string...
restringes
18
13
RESTRINGE, to restri...
restriving
21
17
RESTRIVE, to strive...
restudying
25
17
RESTUDY, to study ag...
restuffing
23
20
RESTUFF, to stuff ag...
restumping
22
20
RESTUMP, to replace...
resubjects
25
26
RESUBJECT, to subjec...
resultants
18
13
RESULTANT, the produ...
resultless
20
13
being without result...
resummoned
18
19
RESUMMON, to summon...
resumption
20
18
an act or instance o...
resumptive
23
21
taking back; resumin...
resupinate
18
15
turned through 180 d...
resupplied
23
19
RESUPPLY, to supply...
resupplies
23
18
RESUPPLY, to supply...
resurfaced
22
18
RESURFACE, to surfac...
resurfacer
22
17
one who resurfaces [...
resurfaces
22
17
RESURFACE, to surfac...
resurgence
20
17
a rising again into...
resurrects
21
14
RESURRECT, to bring...
resurveyed
25
18
RESURVEY, to survey...
resuspends
19
16
RESUSPEND, to suspen...
reswallows
25
18
RESWALLOW, to swallo...
retackling
23
21
RETACKLE, to tackle...
retailings
19
14
RETAILING, the act o...
retailment
18
15
the act of retailing...
retailored
17
12
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retainable
18
15
capable of being ret...
retainment
16
15
the act of retaining...
retaliated
17
12
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retaliates
17
11
RETALIATE, to repay...
retaliator
17
11
one who retaliates [...
retallying
26
17
RETALLY, to tally ag...
retardants
16
12
RETARDANT, something...
retardates
16
11
RETARDATE [v]
retardment
17
15
the act of retarding...
retargeted
17
13
RETARGET, to target...
reteaching
22
18
RETEACH, to teach ag...
retellings
20
15
RETELLING, the act o...
retempered
19
17
RETEMPER, to modify...
retentions
15
12
RETENTION, the act o...
retentives
18
15
RETENTIVE, as in ana...
retextured
23
19
RETEXTURE, to treat...
retextures
23
18
RETEXTURE, to treat...
rethinkers
20
17
RETHINKER, one who r...
rethinking
21
20
RETHINK, to think ag...
rethreaded
18
14
RETHREAD, to thread...
reticellas
22
15
RETICELLA, an early...
reticences
22
17
RETICENCE, the quali...
reticently
27
17
RETICENT, tending to...
reticulary
28
17
relating to a reticu...
reticulate
21
15
like a network [adj...
reticulums
24
19
RETICULUM, a network...
retightens
20
15
RETIGHTEN, to tighte...
retinacula
20
16
RETINACULUM, a band-...
retinalite
17
12
a translucent variet...
retiracies
20
13
RETIRACY, seclusion...
retirement
17
14
an act of retiring [...
retiringly
26
16
RETIRING [adv]
retorsions
16
11
RETORSION, the act o...
retortions
16
11
RETORTION, the act o...
retotaling
18
14
RETOTAL, to total ag...
retotalled
18
13
RETOTAL, to total ag...
retouchers
22
16
RETOUCHER, one who r...
retouching
23
19
RETOUCH, to add new...
retracking
22
20
RETRACK, to retrace...
retractile
21
14
capable of retractio...
retracting
21
16
RETRACT, to take bac...
retraction
19
14
an act of recanting...
retractive
22
17
serving to retract [...
retractors
20
13
RETRACTOR, something...
retrainees
15
11
RETRAINEE, one who i...
retraining
17
14
the act of training...
retransfer
18
14
to transfer again [v...
retransmit
18
14
to transmit again [v...
retreading
17
14
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retreatant
15
11
a person taking part...
retreaters
16
10
RETREATER, one who r...
retreating
17
13
RETREAT, to go back...
retrenched
21
17
RETRENCH, to cut dow...
retrenches
21
16
RETRENCH, to cut dow...
retributed
20
15
RETRIBUTE, to give i...
retributes
20
14
RETRIBUTE, to give i...
retributor
20
14
one engaging in retr...
retrievals
20
15
RETRIEVAL, the act o...
retrievers
19
14
RETRIEVER, one of a...
retrieving
20
17
the act of retrievin...
retrimming
21
19
RETRIM, to trim agai...
retroacted
19
14
RETROACT, to act in...
retroceded
19
15
RETROCEDE, to cede b...
retrocedes
19
14
RETROCEDE, to cede b...
retrochoir
22
15
the part of a cathed...
retrodicts
21
14
RETRODICT, to utiliz...
retrofired
19
14
RETROFIRE, to cause...
retrofires
19
13
RETROFIRE, to cause...
retrograde
17
13
going backwards [adj...
retrogress
18
12
to show backward mov...
retrojects
22
22
RETROJECT, to throw...
retropacks
23
20
RETROPACK, a system...
retrorsely
24
13
RETRORSE, turned bac...
retrospect
22
16
to engage in retrosp...
retroverse
18
14
turned backwards [ad...
retroverts
19
14
RETROVERT, to turn b...
retroviral
20
15
relating to a retrov...
retrovirus
20
15
any of a group of vi...
returnable
19
16
that can be returned...
returnless
18
13
admitting no return...
retweeting
20
16
RETWEET, to tweet ag...
retwisting
22
16
RETWIST, to twist ag...
reunifying
26
20
REUNIFY, to unify ag...
reunionism
17
16
a policy of reunific...
reunionist
16
13
a person in favour o...
reunitable
19
16
that can be reunited...
reuptaking
21
21
REUPTAKE, to take up...
reutilised
19
13
REUTILISE, to utilis...
reutilises
19
12
REUTILISE, to utilis...
reutilized
22
22
REUTILIZE, to utiliz...
reutilizes
22
21
REUTILIZE, to utiliz...
reuttering
18
14
REUTTER, to utter ag...
revalentas
18
16
REVALENTA, lentil-me...
revalidate
19
16
to validate again [v...
revalorise
19
15
to give a new value...
revalorize
22
24
to give a new value...
revaluated
19
17
REVALUATE, to evalua...
revaluates
19
16
REVALUATE, to evalua...
revampings
23
23
REVAMPING, renovatio...
revanchism
25
23
policy of aggressive...
revanchist
24
20
one adhering to poli...
revealable
21
19
capable of being rev...
revealings
20
18
REVEALING, the act o...
revealment
19
19
the act of revealing...
revegetate
18
16
to vegetate anew [v...
revelation
18
16
an act of revealing...
revelative
21
19
relating to revelati...
revelators
19
15
REVELATOR, one who m...
revelatory
25
17
relating to revelati...
revellings
22
19
REVELLING, the act o...
revelments
20
19
REVELMENT, the act o...
revengeful
22
22
full of or prone to...
revengings
20
20
REVENGING, the act o...
reverenced
20
19
REVERENCE, to venera...
reverencer
20
18
one who reverences [...
reverences
20
18
REVERENCE, to venera...
reverently
25
18
REVERENT, deeply res...
reverified
21
18
REVERIFY, to verify...
reverifies
21
17
REVERIFY, to verify...
reversedly
26
18
REVERSED [adv]
reversible
22
18
capable of being rev...
reversibly
29
20
REVERSIBLE, capable...
reversings
20
17
REVERSING [n]
reversions
18
15
REVERSION, the act o...
reversises
19
14
REVERSIS, an old car...
revertants
18
15
REVERTANT, (French)...
revertible
22
18
capable of being rev...
revestiary
25
16
a vestry, also REVES...
revestries
19
14
REVESTRY, a room in...
revetments
19
18
REVETMENT, a masonry...
revibrated
21
18
REVIBRATE, to vibrat...
revibrates
21
17
REVIBRATE, to vibrat...
revictuals
24
19
REVICTUAL, to victua...
reviewable
24
21
that can be reviewed...
revilement
20
19
the act of reviling...
revilingly
29
21
REVILING, abusive [a...
reviolated
19
16
REVIOLATE, to violat...
reviolates
19
15
REVIOLATE, to violat...
revisional
19
16
relating to revision...
revisitant
19
15
one who visits again...
revisiting
21
17
REVISIT, to visit ag...
revitalise
20
15
to give new life or...
revitalize
23
24
to give new life or...
revivalism
24
22
the spirit or method...
revivalist
23
19
one who conducts rel...
revivement
21
22
the act of reviving...
revivified
24
22
REVIVIFY, to reactiv...
revivifies
24
21
REVIVIFY, to reactiv...
revivingly
30
24
REVIVING, restorativ...
revocation
20
18
the act of revoking,...
revocatory
27
19
of or pertaining to...
revokement
19
22
(Shakespeare) the ac...
revolution
19
17
the action by a cele...
revolvable
24
23
that may be revolved...
revolvably
31
25
REVOLVABLE, that may...
revolvency
30
25
the act or state of...
revolvings
23
22
REVOLVING, the act o...
revulsions
20
17
REVULSION, a feeling...
revulsives
23
20
REVULSIVE, a counter...
rewakening
20
21
REWAKEN, to waken ag...
rewardable
22
18
that can be rewarded...
rewardless
21
15
having, or affording...
rewatering
20
16
REWATER, to water ag...
reweighing
24
20
REWEIGH, to weigh ag...
rewidening
20
18
REWIDEN, to widen ag...
rewildings
23
18
REWILDING, the pract...
rewindings
21
18
REWINDING, the act o...
rewordings
21
17
REWORDING, the act o...
reworkings
22
20
REWORKING, the act o...
rewrapping
25
22
REWRAP, to wrap agai...
rewritable
23
17
(of a CD, flash driv...
rhabdolith
25
19
a calcareous rod in...
rhabdomere
21
19
one of the several p...
rhachidial
26
19
of or like a rhachis...
rhachillas
27
19
RHACHILLA, the axis...
rhapontics
24
19
RHAPONTIC, the commo...
rhapsodies
21
16
RHAPSODY, an irregul...
rhapsodise
21
16
to utter as a rhapso...
rhapsodist
22
16
anciently, one who r...
rhapsodize
24
25
to utter as a rhapso...
rheochords
24
18
RHEOCHORD, a wire rh...
rheologies
20
15
RHEOLOGY, the study...
rheologist
21
15
one who studies rheo...
rheometers
19
15
RHEOMETER, an instru...
rheometric
23
18
relating to measurem...
rheophiles
24
18
RHEOPHILE, a creatur...
rheostatic
22
15
relating to a rheost...
rheotactic
25
18
relating to rheotaxi...
rheotropes
20
15
RHEOTROPE, an instru...
rheotropic
24
18
relating to a rheotr...
rhetorical
23
16
of, relating to, or...
rhetorised
19
13
RHETORISE, (obsolete...
rhetorises
19
12
RHETORISE, (obsolete...
rhetorized
22
22
RHETORIZE, (obsolete...
rhetorizes
22
21
RHETORIZE, (obsolete...
rheumatics
24
19
RHEUMATIC, one who s...
rheumatise
20
16
(dialect) rheumatism...
rheumatism
22
19
a condition characte...
rheumatize
23
25
(dialect) rheumatism...
rheumatoid
20
17
characteristic of or...
rhigolenes
20
16
RHIGOLENE, a volatil...
rhinestone
17
14
an imitation diamond...
rhinitides
20
14
RHINITIS, inflammati...
rhinitises
20
13
RHINITIS, inflammati...
rhinoceros
21
16
a large heavy ungula...
rhinocerot
21
16
(obsolete) a rhinoce...
rhinolalia
20
15
nasal speech [n -S]
rhinoliths
23
16
RHINOLITH, a concret...
rhinophyma
30
23
acne of the nose [n...
rhinoscope
23
19
an instrument for ex...
rhinoscopy
30
21
the examination of t...
rhinotheca
23
18
the sheath of the up...
rhinovirus
22
18
a virus belonging to...
rhipidions
22
17
RHIPIDION, (Greek) i...
rhipidiums
25
20
RHIPIDIUM, a fan-sha...
rhizocarps
28
27
RHIZOCARP, a water-f...
rhizocauls
27
26
RHIZOCAUL, the rootl...
rhizogenic
26
27
producing or growing...
rhizomorph
28
29
a rootlike mass of f...
rhizophore
26
26
a specialised leafle...
rhizoplane
24
26
the surface of a roo...
rhizopodan
23
26
one of the Rhizopoda...
rhizopuses
25
25
RHIZOPUS, any of a g...
rhodamines
19
17
RHODAMINE, a synthet...
rhodanates
17
14
RHODANATE, in dyeing...
rhodanised
18
15
RHODANISE, to electr...
rhodanises
18
14
RHODANISE, to electr...
rhodanized
21
24
RHODANIZE, to electr...
rhodanizes
21
23
RHODANIZE, to electr...
rhodolites
20
14
RHODOLITE, a rose-re...
rhodonites
18
14
RHODONITE, a rose-re...
rhodophane
21
19
the red pigment cont...
rhodopsins
21
17
RHODOPSIN, visual pu...
rhoeadines
17
14
RHOEADINE, an alkalo...
rhoicissus
24
16
a genus of climbing...
rhomboidal
23
20
having, or approachi...
rhomboidei
22
19
RHOMBOIDEUS, a rhomb...
rhomboides
22
19
a rhomboid, also RHO...
rhopalisms
24
19
RHOPALISM, a sentenc...
rhotacised
22
16
RHOTACISE, to change...
rhotacises
22
15
RHOTACISE, to change...
rhotacisms
24
18
RHOTACISM, the exces...
rhotacists
23
15
RHOTACIST, one whose...
rhotacized
25
25
RHOTACIZE, to change...
rhotacizes
25
24
RHOTACIZE, to change...
rhubarbing
25
22
in the theatre, the...
rhumbatron
22
20
a cavity resonator [...
rhymesters
27
17
RHYMESTER, a poetast...
rhythmical
34
23
according to rhythm,...
rhythmised
30
20
RHYTHMISE, to subjec...
rhythmises
30
19
RHYTHMISE, to subjec...
rhythmists
31
19
RHYTHMIST, a person...
rhythmized
33
29
RHYTHMIZE, to subjec...
rhythmizes
33
28
RHYTHMIZE, to subjec...
rhythmless
31
20
being without rhythm...
rhythmuses
30
20
RHYTHMUS, a pattern...
rhytidomes
27
18
RHYTIDOME, the bark...
ribaldries
21
15
RIBALDRY, crude lang...
ribattutas
20
14
RIBATTUTA, (Italian)...
ribaudries
20
15
RIBAUDRY, (Spenser)...
ribavirins
22
18
RIBAVIRIN, a synthet...
ribbonfish
26
22
a long slender fish,...
ribbonlike
23
22
like a ribbon [adj]
ribbonries
21
17
RIBBONRY, ribbons co...
ribbonwood
23
21
a small evergreen ma...
ribgrasses
21
15
RIBGRASS, a weedy pl...
riboflavin
24
22
a member of vitamin...
ricefields
24
18
RICEFIELD, a field u...
ricercares
23
16
RICERCARE, any of va...
ricercatas
23
16
RICERCATA, any of va...
richnesses
22
16
RICHNESS, the state...
ricinoleic
24
18
relating to castor o...
rickburner
24
22
(archaic) an arsonis...
ricketiest
22
17
RICKETY, shaky, rams...
rickettier
22
17
RICKETTY, shaky, ram...
rickettsia
22
17
a genus of bacteria...
rickstands
22
19
RICKSTAND, a floorin...
ricksticks
28
24
RICKSTICK, a toothed...
ricocheted
25
19
RICOCHET, to rebound...
ridability
28
17
the state of being r...
riddlingly
28
19
RIDDLING, enigmatic,...
riderships
23
16
RIDERSHIP, being a r...
ridgebacks
25
23
RIDGEBACK, a large h...
ridgelines
19
15
RIDGELINE, a line ma...
ridgelings
21
17
RIDGELING, a male an...
ridgepoles
21
17
RIDGEPOLE, the timbe...
ridgetrees
18
13
RIDGETREE, the timbe...
ridiculers
23
16
RIDICULER, one who r...
ridiculing
24
19
RIDICULE, to make fu...
ridiculous
23
17
arousing or deservin...
riebeckite
23
20
a monoclinic amphibo...
rifampicin
26
23
an antibiotic drug u...
rifamycins
30
22
RIFAMYCIN, an antibi...
rifenesses
18
14
RIFENESS, the state...
riflebirds
24
18
RIFLEBIRD, each of t...
rigamarole
19
16
a succession of inco...
rightening
21
18
RIGHTEN, (archaic) t...
rightfully
33
22
RIGHTFUL, just and p...
rightsized
25
24
RIGHTSIZE, to adapt...
rightsizes
25
23
RIGHTSIZE, to adapt...
rightwards
25
18
toward the right, al...
rigidified
22
17
RIGIDIFY, to make st...
rigidifies
22
16
RIGIDIFY, to make st...
rigidising
21
16
RIGIDISE, to make st...
rigidities
20
13
RIGIDITY, the state...
rigidizing
24
25
RIGIDIZE, to make st...
rigmaroles
20
16
RIGMAROLE, a success...
rigoristic
23
15
relating to rigorism...
rigorously
26
16
RIGOROUS, characteri...
rigsdalers
20
14
RIGSDALER, (Dutch) a...
rigwiddies
23
17
RIGWIDDIE, (Scots) a...
rigwoodies
21
16
RIGWOODIE, (Scots) a...
rijstafels
23
23
RIJSTAFEL, (Dutch) a...
rijsttafel
23
23
(Dutch) an Indonesia...
riminesses
18
14
RIMINESS, the condit...
rimosities
19
13
RIMOSITY, the state...
rinderpest
19
15
(German) an infectio...
ringbarked
21
21
RINGBARK, to strip a...
ringhalses
21
16
RINGHALS, (Afrikaans...
ringleader
18
15
a leader of a ring o...
ringmaster
19
16
one in charge of per...
ringsiders
19
14
RINGSIDER, one with...
ringstands
18
15
RINGSTAND, a stand f...
ringtosses
18
13
RINGTOSS, a game in...
rinkhalses
21
18
RINKHALS, (Afrikaans...
ripenesses
18
14
RIPENESS, the state...
ripidolite
21
15
a translucent minera...
ripienists
20
14
RIPIENIST, a supplem...
ripplingly
32
23
RIPPLING, making rip...
riprapping
25
22
RIPRAP, to strengthe...
ripsnorter
19
14
something extraordin...
risibility
29
16
the quality of being...
ritardando
16
13
(Italian) a musical...
ritonavirs
19
15
RITONAVIR, a drug us...
ritornelle
18
13
(French) a short ins...
ritornelli
19
13
RITORNELLO, a short...
ritornello
18
13
a short instrumental...
ritornells
19
13
RITORNELL, a short i...
ritualised
19
13
RITUALISE, to make i...
ritualises
19
12
RITUALISE, to make i...
ritualisms
21
15
RITUALISM, regular o...
ritualists
20
12
RITUALIST, a believe...
ritualized
22
22
RITUALIZE, to make i...
ritualizes
22
21
RITUALIZE, to make i...
rituximabs
28
24
RITUXIMAB, a drug us...
rivalesses
20
15
RIVALESS, (archaic)...
rivalising
22
18
RIVALISE, to enter i...
rivalities
21
15
RIVALITY, competitio...
rivalizing
25
27
RIVALIZE, to enter i...
rivalships
26
20
RIVALSHIP, rivalry [...
riverbanks
22
22
RIVERBANK, the bank...
riverboats
21
17
RIVERBOAT, a boat us...
rivercraft
25
20
a craft suitable for...
riverfront
21
18
the land or area alo...
riverheads
21
17
RIVERHEAD, the sourc...
riverscape
24
20
a view of a river [n...
riversides
20
15
RIVERSIDE, the area...
riverwalks
25
22
RIVERWALK, a walk be...
riverwards
23
18
towards a river, als...
riverweeds
22
18
RIVERWEED, any plant...
rivetingly
28
20
RIVETING [adv]
roadblocks
24
22
ROADBLOCK, to bar by...
roadcrafts
22
17
ROADCRAFT, knowledge...
roadheader
17
14
a tunnelling machine...
roadhouses
18
14
ROADHOUSE, a roadsid...
roadmaking
19
21
road building [n -S]
roadmender
16
16
one whose job is to...
roadroller
18
13
a motor vehicle with...
roadrunner
15
14
a bird of the turkey...
roadsteads
16
12
ROADSTEAD, an anchor...
roadworthy
28
18
able to be used on a...
roberdsman
19
18
(obsolete) a stout r...
roberdsmen
19
18
ROBERDSMAN, (obsolet...
robertsman
19
17
(obsolete) a stout r...
robertsmen
19
17
ROBERTSMAN, (obsolet...
roborating
19
16
restoring vigor or s...
robotising
20
16
ROBOTISE, to make au...
robotizing
23
25
ROBOTIZE, to make au...
robustious
20
15
boisterous [adj ROBU...
robustness
19
15
the state of being r...
rocamboles
23
20
ROCAMBOLE, (French)...
rockabilly
32
24
a form of rock-and-r...
rocketeers
20
17
ROCKETEER, a person...
rocketries
21
17
ROCKETRY, the scienc...
rockfishes
26
22
ROCKFISH, a fish liv...
rockhopper
27
25
a crested penguin [n...
rockhounds
23
22
ROCKHOUND, a person...
rockshafts
26
22
ROCKSHAFT, a shaft t...
rockslides
23
19
ROCKSLIDE, a fall of...
rocksteady
27
20
a 1960s style of dan...
rockwaters
24
20
ROCKWATER, water iss...
rodfishers
22
16
RODFISHER, one who f...
rodfishing
23
19
fishing with a rod a...
rodgersias
18
13
RODGERSIA, a floweri...
rogueships
23
18
ROGUESHIP, (archaic)...
roisterers
17
10
ROISTERER, one who r...
roistering
18
13
carousing [n -S]
roisterous
17
11
blustering, boistero...
rollcollar
24
17
a collar of a garmen...
rollerball
23
17
a pen having a small...
rollicking
25
22
playful, boisterous...
rollocking
24
22
a telling off [n -S]
romancical
24
21
(Lamb) dealing with...
romancings
21
20
ROMANCING, the act o...
romanescos
19
17
ROMANESCO, (Italian)...
romanicite
20
17
another name for the...
romanising
18
17
ROMANISE, to write i...
romanizing
21
26
ROMANIZE, to write i...
romantical
21
18
romantic [adj ROMANT...
romeldales
19
16
ROMELDALE, an Americ...
rondoletto
16
13
a short rondo [n -S]
rontgenise
16
14
to treat by rontgen...
rontgenize
19
23
to treat by rontgen...
roofscapes
23
19
ROOFSCAPE, a view of...
rootedness
15
12
the state of being r...
rootserver
18
14
a computer that acts...
rootsiness
16
11
the state of being r...
rootstalks
19
15
ROOTSTALK, an underg...
rootstocks
21
17
ROOTSTOCK, a rhizome...
ropedancer
20
18
one who dances, walk...
ropewalker
23
21
a ropedancer [n -S]
ropinesses
18
14
ROPINESS, the state...
roquelaure
25
22
a cloak reaching abo...
rosaniline
16
13
a base derived from...
rosanilins
17
13
ROSANILIN, a reddish...
rosebushes
21
16
ROSEBUSH, a bush tha...
rosefishes
21
15
ROSEFISH, a large ma...
rosemaling
19
17
(Norwegian) the art...
rosemaries
17
13
ROSEMARY, an evergre...
rosettings
18
13
ROSETTING, the devel...
rosewaters
19
13
ROSEWATER, water dis...
rosinesses
16
11
ROSINESS, the state...
rosinweeds
19
15
ROSINWEED, the compa...
rosmarines
17
14
ROSMARINE, (Spenser)...
rostellate
18
12
having a rostellum,...
rostellums
21
16
ROSTELLUM, the protr...
rosterings
18
13
ROSTERING, the act o...
rotachutes
22
16
ROTACHUTE, a parachu...
rotameters
17
13
ROTAMETER, an instru...
rotaplanes
18
15
ROTAPLANE, a rotor p...
rotational
16
12
relating to rotation...
rotatively
26
17
ROTATIVE, turning li...
rotavating
19
17
ROTAVATE, to till by...
rotavators
18
14
ROTAVATOR, a tool fo...
rotgrasses
18
12
ROTGRASS, soft grass...
rotiferans
18
14
ROTIFERAN, a rotifer...
rotiferous
19
14
relating to a rotife...
rotisserie
17
10
(French) a cooking a...
rotographs
22
17
ROTOGRAPH [n]
rotorcraft
22
16
a helicopter or auto...
rotoscoped
21
17
ROTOSCOPE, to create...
rotoscopes
21
16
ROTOSCOPE, to create...
rototilled
19
13
ROTOTILL, to till so...
rototiller
19
12
an implement used to...
rotovating
19
17
ROTOVATE, to till by...
rotovators
18
14
ROTOVATOR, a tool fo...
rottenness
15
12
the state of being r...
rottweiler
21
14
(German) a large pow...
rotundness
16
14
the state of being r...
roughbacks
27
25
ROUGHBACK, a rough-s...
roughcasts
24
18
ROUGHCAST, to cover...
roughdried
21
17
ROUGHDRY, to dry wit...
roughdries
21
16
ROUGHDRY, to dry wit...
roughening
20
19
ROUGHEN, to make rou...
roughhewed
25
21
ROUGHHEW, to shape r...
roughhouse
22
18
a brawl [n -S] / to...
roughnecks
24
23
ROUGHNECK, to work a...
roughrider
21
16
a rider of untrained...
rouletting
19
15
ROULETTE, to make ti...
rouncevals
22
20
ROUNCEVAL, a large v...
roundabout
18
17
circuitous [adj ROUN...
roundballs
21
18
ROUNDBALL, a form of...
roundelays
23
16
ROUNDELAY, a song wi...
roundhands
18
17
ROUNDHAND, a style o...
roundheels
19
16
ROUNDHEEL, an immora...
roundhouse
18
16
a constable's prison...
roundtable
19
17
a meeting or confere...
roundtrips
20
16
ROUNDTRIP, (US) a re...
roundwoods
19
17
ROUNDWOOD, timber us...
roundworms
21
19
ROUNDWORM, a nematoi...
rouseabout
18
15
(Australian) an odd-...
rousedness
16
13
the state of being r...
rousements
17
15
ROUSEMENT, (US) reli...
roussettes
17
11
ROUSSETTE, (French)...
roustabout
19
15
a casual or unskille...
routemarch
23
19
a long training marc...
routineers
16
12
ROUTINEER, one who a...
routinised
17
13
ROUTINISE, to make r...
routinises
17
12
ROUTINISE, to make r...
routinisms
19
15
ROUTINISM, the pract...
routinists
18
12
ROUTINIST, one who h...
routinized
20
22
ROUTINIZE, to make r...
routinizes
20
21
ROUTINIZE, to make r...
rowanberry
27
19
the berry of the row...
rowdydowed
29
21
ROWDYDOW, to make a...
royalising
25
16
ROYALISE, to play th...
royalistic
28
16
characteristic of ro...
royalizing
28
25
ROYALIZE, to play th...
royalmasts
25
16
ROYALMAST, the highe...
roysterers
23
12
ROYSTERER, one who r...
roystering
24
15
ROYSTER, to revel no...
roysterous
23
13
blustering, boistero...
rubberiest
22
17
RUBBERY, resembling...
rubberised
22
18
RUBBERISE, to coat w...
rubberises
22
17
RUBBERISE, to coat w...
rubberized
25
27
RUBBERIZE, to coat w...
rubberizes
25
26
RUBBERIZE, to coat w...
rubberlike
24
22
like rubber [adj]
rubberneck
25
25
an over-inquisitive...
rubberwear
24
20
rubber clothing [n -...
rubbishing
26
22
RUBBISH, to criticiz...
rubblework
27
25
coarse masonry [n -S...
rubellites
22
16
RUBELLITE, a variety...
rubescence
24
21
reddening, blushing...
rubiaceous
22
18
belonging to madder...
rubicelles
25
19
RUBICELLE, an orange...
rubiconing
23
21
RUBICON, to win at p...
rubiginose
20
17
rust-coloured, also...
rubiginous
21
18
rust-coloured, also...
rubrically
32
21
RUBRICAL, colored in...
rubricated
23
18
RUBRICATE, to write,...
rubricates
23
17
RUBRICATE, to write,...
rubricator
23
17
one who rubricates [...
rubricians
23
18
RUBRICIAN, a student...
rubythroat
28
18
any of numerous spec...
ructations
20
15
RUCTATION, (obsolete...
rudbeckias
24
22
RUDBECKIA, (Swedish)...
rudderhead
19
16
the top of the rudde...
rudderless
19
14
without a rudder [ad...
rudderpost
20
16
the shank of a rudde...
rudenesses
16
13
RUDENESS, the qualit...
rudimental
19
17
rudimentary, also RU...
ruefulness
20
17
the state of being r...
rufescence
24
21
the state of being r...
ruffianing
22
21
RUFFIAN, to behave l...
ruffianish
24
20
having the qualities...
ruffianism
23
21
being a ruffian [n -...
ruggedised
20
17
RUGGEDISE, to make r...
ruggedises
20
16
RUGGEDISE, to make r...
ruggedized
23
26
RUGGEDIZE, to make r...
ruggedizes
23
25
RUGGEDIZE, to make r...
ruggedness
19
17
the state of being r...
rugosities
19
13
RUGOSITY, the state...
ruinations
16
13
RUINATION, the act o...
rulerships
24
17
RULERSHIP, being a r...
rumblingly
31
24
RUMBLING [adv]
rumbullion
23
21
(obsolete) an older...
rumfustian
21
19
(archaic) a hot alco...
ruminantly
25
19
RUMINANT, chewing th...
ruminating
19
18
RUMINATE, to chew ag...
rumination
17
16
the act of ruminatin...
ruminative
20
19
tending to ruminate...
ruminators
18
15
RUMINATOR, one who r...
rummishing
24
22
RUMMISH, (Scots) to...
rumrunners
18
17
RUMRUNNER, a person...
runarounds
16
15
RUNAROUND, a small l...
runecrafts
22
18
RUNECRAFT, skill wit...
rupestrian
19
15
composed of rock; in...
rupicoline
23
19
living among or grow...
rupicolous
24
19
living among or grow...
rupturable
23
19
that can be ruptured...
ruralising
20
15
RURALISE, to make ru...
ruralities
19
12
RURALITY, the state...
ruralizing
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RURALIZE, to make ru...
rushlights
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russetings
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russetting
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a russet apple, also...
russifying
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RUSSIFY, to make Rus...
rustbucket
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as in rustbucket car...
rustically
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RUSTICAL, rustic, al...
rusticated
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rusticates
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rusticator
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one who rusticates [...
rusticised
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RUSTICISE, to make r...
rusticises
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rusticisms
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RUSTICISM, a rustic...
rusticized
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rusticizes
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rusticwork
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rusticated masonry;...
rustlingly
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RUSTLING, making a r...
rustproofs
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RUSTPROOF, to make r...
ruthenious
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pertaining to, or co...
rutheniums
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RUTHENIUM, a metalli...
rutherford
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a unit of radioactiv...
ruthlessly
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RUTHLESS, having no...
rybaudryes
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RYBAUDRYE, (Spenser)...
ryegrasses
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RYEGRASS, a pasture...
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