4 letter words that starts with r

4 letter words that start with R

4 letter R word

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rabi 9 7 (Urdu) the spring gr...
raca 9 7 (Aramaic) empty, wor...
race 9 7 to compete in a cont...
rach 12 9 (archaic) a dog that...
rack 11 11 to place in a type o...
racy 16 9 pungent [adj RACIER,...
rade 6 5 RIDE, to be conveyed...
rads 7 5 RAD, to fear [v]
raff 11 10 (archaic) rubbish, r...
raft 9 7 to ride on water on...
raga 7 6 (Sanskrit) an Indian...
rage 7 6 to react with violen...
ragg 9 8 a rough hard stone,...
ragi 8 6 (Hindi) a kind of mi...
rags 8 6 RAG, to tease or rid...
ragu 8 7 in Italian cookery,...
rahs 9 6 RAH, to cheer on a t...
raia 6 4 (Arabic) a non-Musli...
raid 7 5 to make a sudden ass...
raik 8 8 (Scots) to go; to ra...
rail 8 5 to scold in abusive...
rain 6 5 to fall in drops of...
rais 7 4 RAI, a modern North...
rait 7 4 to soak flax, also R...
raja 8 13 (Hindi) an Indian ru...
rake 7 8 to gather with a too...
raki 8 8 (Turkish) a Turkish...
raku 8 9 (Japanese) a kind of...
rale 7 5 (French) a rattling...
rami 8 7 (Malay) Rhea or Chin...
ramp 10 10 to swindle, esp. by...
rams 8 7 RAM, to thrust rough...
rana 5 5 (Hindi) a Rajput pri...
rand 6 6 to rant [v -ED, -ING...
rang 7 7 a row of long lots a...
rani 6 5 the wife of a rajah,...
rank 7 9 disagreeable in odou...
rant 6 5 to declaim bombastic...
rape 8 7 to take by force; to...
raps 9 7 RAP, to strike sharp...
rapt 9 7 deeply engrossed [ad...
rare 6 4 not common [adj RARE...
rark 8 8 (New Zealand) to rep...
rase 6 4 to demolish, also RA...
rash 9 6 acting without foret...
rasp 9 7 to scrape with somet...
rast 7 4 RACE, to compete in...
rata 6 4 (Maori) a myrtaceous...
rate 6 4 to estimate the valu...
rath 9 6 an ancient hill fort...
rato 6 4 a rocket-assisted ae...
rats 7 4 RAT, to hunt long-ta...
ratu 7 5 a local chief in Fij...
raun 6 6 (Scott) fish-roe, al...
rave 8 8 to utter wildly or i...
ravs 9 8 RAV, a rabbi, esp. o...
rawn 9 8 (Scots) fish-roe, al...
raws 10 7 RAW, a sore or irrit...
raya 12 6 (Arabic) a non-Musli...
rays 13 6 RAY, to emit a narro...
raze 9 13 to demolish, also RA...
razz 13 22 to deride [v -ED, -I...
read 6 5 to look at and under...
reak 7 8 (obsolete) to reckon...
real 7 5 actually existing [a...
ream 7 7 to enlarge the bore...
rean 5 5 a drainage channel,...
reap 8 7 to cut for harvest [...
rear 6 4 to lift upright [v -...
rebs 9 7 REB, a Confederate s...
reck 11 11 to be concerned abou...
recs 10 7 REC, a recreation gr...
redd 7 6 to put in order, als...
rede 6 5 (archaic) to advise...
redo 6 5 a repeated action [n...
reds 7 5 RED, to put in order...
reed 6 5 a tall stiff hard-cu...
reef 8 7 to reduce the area o...
reek 7 8 to give off smoke, f...
reel 7 5 to wind on a type of...
reen 5 5 a drainage channel,...
rees 6 4 REE, (Scots) a walle...
refi 9 7 (short for) refinanc...
refs 9 7 REF, to referee [v]
reft 9 7 REAVE, (archaic) to...
rego 7 6 (Australian slang) a...
regs 8 6 REG, (short for) a r...
rehs 9 6 REH, an accumulation...
reif 9 7 (Scots) property etc...
reik 8 8 (obsolete) a prank [...
rein 6 5 to restrain [v -ED,...
reis 7 4 twigs or small branc...
reke 7 8 (Spenser) to reckon,...
rely 14 7 to depend on confide...
rems 8 7 REM, a unit of radia...
rend 6 6 to tear apart forcib...
renk 7 9 (dialect) unpleasant...
reno 5 5 (short for) a renova...
rens 6 5 REN, (obsolete) to r...
rent 6 5 to hire [v -ED, -ING...
reny 12 7 (obsolete) to renoun...
reos 6 4 REO, (Maori) languag...
repo 8 7 (short for) reposses...
repp 11 10 a kind of corded clo...
reps 9 7 REP, to act as a com...
resh 9 6 (Hebrew) a Hebrew le...
rest 7 4 to stop word or acti...
rete 6 4 an anatomical mesh o...
rets 7 4 RET, to expose to mo...
revs 9 8 REV, to increase the...
rews 10 7 REW, (Spenser) a row...
rhea 8 6 a flightless bird [n...
rhos 9 6 RHO, a letter of the...
rhus 10 7 a plant of the sumac...
riad 7 5 a traditional Morocc...
rial 8 5 a monetary unit of I...
rias 7 4 RIA, a long, narrow...
riba 9 7 (Arabic) interest or...
ribs 10 7 RIB, to poke fun at...
rice 10 7 to form soft foods b...
rich 13 9 wealthy [adj RICHER,...
rick 12 11 to pile hay in stack...
ricy 17 9 containing rice, als...
ride 7 5 to be conveyed by an...
rids 8 5 RID, to free or clea...
riel 8 5 a monetary unit of C...
riem 8 7 (Afrikaans) a rawhid...
rife 9 7 abundant, prevalent,...
riff 12 10 in jazz, a short rhy...
rifs 10 7 RIF, to dismiss from...
rift 10 7 to form a fissure [v...
rigg 10 8 the dogfish [n -S]
rigs 9 6 RIG, to equip or fit...
rile 8 5 to anger [v RILED, R...
rill 10 6 to flow like a small...
rima 8 7 (Latin) a chink [n R...
rime 8 7 hoarfrost [n -S] / t...
rims 9 7 RIM, to provide with...
rimu 9 8 (Maori) a coniferous...
rimy 15 9 covered with rime [a...
rind 7 6 to cover with bark,...
rine 6 5 (Spenser) rind [n -S...
ring 8 7 to give forth a clea...
rink 8 9 to skate at an amuse...
rins 7 5 RIN, (Scots) to run...
riot 7 4 to take part in a vi...
ripe 9 7 ready for harvest [a...
ripp 12 10 (Scots) a plucked ha...
rips 10 7 RIP, to tear apart r...
ript 10 7 RIP, to tear apart r...
rise 7 4 to move upward [v RO...
risk 9 8 to expose to loss or...
risp 10 7 (Scots) to rasp, gra...
rite 7 4 a ceremonial act or...
rits 8 4 RIT, (Scots) to scra...
ritt 8 4 (Scots) to score or...
ritz 11 13 pretentious display...
riva 9 8 in Shetland, a cleft...
rive 9 8 to tear apart [v RIV...
rivo 9 8 (Shakespeare) a drin...
riza 10 13 (Russian) an ornamen...
road 6 5 a way for public tra...
roam 7 7 to move about withou...
roan 5 5 (Scots) a roof-gutte...
roar 6 4 to utter a full, lou...
robe 8 7 to dress [v ROBED, R...
robs 9 7 ROB, to steal [v]
roch 12 9 the little auk, also...
rock 11 11 to move back and for...
rocs 10 7 ROC, an enormous bir...
rode 6 5 to perform an evenin...
rods 7 5 ROD, to clear a drai...
roed 6 5 containing roe [adj]
roes 6 4 ROE, fish-eggs [n]
roid 7 5 as in roid rage, ang...
roil 8 5 to make muddy by sti...
roin 6 5 (Spenser) to growl,...
roji 9 13 a Japanese garden de...
roke 7 8 to steam, smoke [v R...
roks 8 8 ROK, an enormous bir...
roky 14 10 (dialect) misty; fog...
role 7 5 a part played by an...
rolf 10 8 to perform a deep ma...
roll 9 6 to move along by rep...
roma 7 7 ROM, a gypsy man [n]
romp 10 10 to play boisterously...
roms 8 7 ROM, a gypsy man [n]
rone 5 5 (Scots) a roof-gutte...
rong 7 7 RING, to give forth...
ront 6 5 (Spenser) a runt, al...
ronz 9 14 (acronym) the rest o...
rood 6 5 a cross or crucifix...
roof 8 7 to provide a buildin...
rook 7 8 to swindle [v -ED, -...
room 7 7 to occupy a room [v...
roon 5 5 (Scots) a strip of c...
roop 8 7 (Scots) to make a ho...
roos 6 4 ROO, (short for) kan...
root 6 4 to implant in the ea...
rope 8 7 to bind with thick t...
ropy 15 9 resembling rope, als...
rore 6 4 (Shakespeare) a roar...
rort 7 4 to falsify accounts...
rory 13 6 (Scots) noisy, garis...
rose 6 4 to redden [v ROSED,...
rost 7 4 (obsolete) to roast...
rosy 13 6 rose-coloured [adj R...
rota 6 4 a list of names [n -...
rote 6 4 to learn by repetiti...
roti 7 4 (Hindi) a cake of un...
rotl 8 5 (Arabic) a variable...
roto 6 4 (short for) rotograv...
rots 7 4 ROT, to decompose [v...
roue 6 5 (French) a debauched...
roul 8 6 (obsolete) a roll, a...
roum 8 8 (obsolete) a room, a...
roup 9 8 (Scots) to auction [...
rout 7 5 to defeat utterly [v...
roux 13 12 (French) a thickenin...
rove 8 8 to roam [v ROVED, RO...
rows 10 7 ROW, to propel by me...
rowt 10 7 to rummage out [v -E...
rube 9 8 (US slang) a bumpkin...
rubs 10 8 RUB, to apply fricti...
ruby 16 10 a pure transparent r...
ruck 12 12 to wrinkle or crease...
rucs 11 8 RUC, an enormous bir...
rudd 8 7 a freshwater fish [n...
rude 7 6 boorish [adj RUDER,...
rudi 8 6 (In Jamaica) a membe...
ruds 8 6 RUD, (Spenser) to re...
rudy 14 8 (In Jamaica) a membe...
rued 7 6 RUE, to feel sorrow...
ruer 7 5 one who rues [n -S]
rues 7 5 RUE, to feel sorrow...
ruff 12 11 at bridge, to play a...
ruga 8 7 an anatomical fold o...
rugs 9 7 RUG, (Scots) to pull...
ruin 7 6 to destroy [v -ED, -...
rukh 11 11 (Persian) an enormou...
rule 8 6 to exercise control...
ruly 15 8 obedient, orderly [a...
rume 8 8 a watery discharge f...
rump 11 11 to turn one's back o...
rums 9 8 RUM, a spirit distil...
rund 7 7 (Scots) a strip of c...
rune 6 6 a letter of an ancie...
rung 8 8 a crosspiece forming...
runs 7 6 RUN, to move by rapi...
runt 7 6 the smallest of a li...
rurp 10 8 a small hooklike pit...
ruru 8 6 (Maori) a New Zealan...
rusa 7 5 an East Indian deer...
ruse 7 5 a deception [n -S]
rush 10 7 to move swiftly [v -...
rusk 9 9 a light, soft-textur...
rust 8 5 to form a coat as on...
ruth 10 7 (archaic) compassion...
ruts 8 5 RUT, to make grooves...
ryal 14 7 an old English gold...
ryas 13 6 RYA, a Scandinavian...
ryes 13 6 RYE, a cereal grass,...
ryfe 15 9 (Spenser) rife [adj]
ryke 14 10 (Scots) to reach [v...
rynd 13 8 a fitting to support...
ryot 13 6 (Hindi) an Indian pe...
rype 15 9 (Danish) a ptarmigan...
ryus 14 7 RYU, (Japanese) a sc...