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rabat
10
8
(French) to rotate i...
rabbi
13
11
(Hebrew) a Jewish ex...
rabic
14
11
pertaining to rabies...
rabid
11
9
afflicted with rabie...
rabis
11
8
RABI, (Urdu) the spr...
raced
11
9
RACE, to compete in...
racer
11
8
one that races [n -S...
races
11
8
RACE, to compete in...
rache
13
10
(archaic) a dog that...
racks
13
12
RACK, to place in a...
racon
10
9
a type of radar tran...
radar
8
6
an electronic locati...
radge
9
8
(Scots) angry, obstr...
radii
9
6
RADIUS, (Latin) the...
radio
8
6
signalling through s...
radix
15
13
(Latin) a root; a ro...
radon
7
7
a radioactive elemen...
raffs
13
11
RAFF, (archaic) rubb...
rafts
11
8
RAFT, to ride on wat...
ragas
9
7
RAGA, (Sanskrit) an...
ragde
9
8
(Shakespeare) ragged...
raged
9
8
RAGE, to react with...
ragee
8
7
(Hindi) a kind of mi...
rager
9
7
one who rages [n -S]
rages
9
7
RAGE, to react with...
ragga
10
9
a type of rap music...
raggs
11
9
RAGG, a rough hard s...
raggy
17
11
tattered [adj RAGGIE...
ragis
10
7
RAGI, (Hindi) a kind...
ragus
10
8
RAGU, in Italian coo...
rahed
10
8
RAH, to cheer on a t...
rahui
11
8
(Maori) a Maori proh...
raias
8
5
RAIA, (Arabic) a non...
raids
9
6
RAID, to make a sudd...
raiks
10
9
RAIK, (Scots) to go;...
raile
9
6
(Spenser) to flow, g...
rails
10
6
RAIL, to scold in ab...
raine
7
6
(Spenser) to reign,...
rains
8
6
RAIN, to fall in dro...
rainy
14
8
marked by rain [adj...
raird
9
6
(Scots) an uproar, a...
raise
8
5
to move to a higher...
raita
8
5
(Hindi) an Indian di...
raits
9
5
RAIT, to soak flax,...
rajah
12
16
(Hindi) an Indian ru...
rajas
10
14
RAJA, (Hindi) an Ind...
rajes
10
14
RAJ, in India, sover...
raked
9
10
RAKE, to gather with...
rakee
8
9
a Turkish liqueur, a...
raker
9
9
in games, a long, fa...
rakes
9
9
RAKE, to gather with...
rakia
9
9
a kind of fruit bran...
rakis
10
9
RAKI, (Turkish) a Tu...
rakus
10
10
RAKU, (Japanese) a k...
rales
9
6
RALE, (French) a rat...
rally
17
9
to call together for...
ralph
14
11
(US slang) to vomit...
ramal
10
9
of or pertaining to...
ramee
8
8
(Malay) Rhea or Chin...
ramen
8
9
(Japanese) a dish of...
ramet
9
8
an independent membe...
ramie
9
8
(Malay) Rhea or Chin...
ramin
9
9
(Malay) a Malaysian...
ramis
10
8
RAMI, (Malay) Rhea o...
rammy
17
13
resembling a male sh...
ramps
12
11
RAMP, to swindle, es...
ramus
10
9
a branch-like part o...
ranas
7
6
RANA, (Hindi) a Rajp...
rance
10
9
to prop [v RANCED, R...
ranch
13
11
to work at an establ...
rands
8
7
RAND, to rant [v]
randy
14
9
full of sexual desir...
ranee
6
6
the wife of a rajah,...
ranga
8
8
(Australian) an offe...
range
8
8
to place in a partic...
rangi
9
8
(Maori) sky [n -S]
rangs
9
8
RANG, a row of long...
rangy
15
10
tall and slender [ad...
ranid
8
7
any of a large famil...
ranis
8
6
RANI, the wife of a...
ranke
8
10
(Shakespeare) a jogt...
ranks
9
10
RANK, to assign to a...
rants
8
6
RANT, to declaim bom...
raped
10
9
RAPE, to take by for...
raper
10
8
one who rapes [n -S]
rapes
10
8
RAPE, to take by for...
raphe
12
10
a seamlike ridge bet...
rapid
11
9
quick [adj RAPIDER,...
rappe
12
11
a Canadian dish of g...
rared
8
6
RARE, to be enthusia...
raree
7
5
as in raree show, a...
rarer
8
5
RARE, not common [ad...
rares
8
5
RARE, to be enthusia...
rarks
10
9
RARK, (New Zealand)...
rased
8
6
RASE, to demolish, a...
raser
8
5
one that rases, also...
rases
8
5
RASE, to demolish, a...
rasps
11
8
RASP, to scrape with...
raspy
17
10
rough [adj RASPIER,...
rasse
8
5
a carnivore allied t...
rasta
8
5
(short for) rastafar...
ratal
9
6
an amount on which r...
ratan
7
6
a climbing plant wit...
ratas
8
5
RATA, (Maori) a myrt...
ratch
14
10
to wander, prowl [v...
rated
8
6
RATE, to estimate th...
ratel
9
6
(Afrikaans) an Afric...
rater
8
5
one that rates [n -S...
rates
8
5
RATE, to estimate th...
ratha
10
7
(Hindi) a four-wheel...
rathe
10
7
(archaic) quick, ear...
raths
11
7
RATH, an ancient hil...
ratio
8
5
a proportional relat...
ratoo
7
5
a local chief in Fij...
ratos
8
5
RATO, a rocket-assis...
ratty
15
7
infested with rats [...
ratus
9
6
RATU, a local chief...
rauns
8
7
RAUN, (Scott) fish-r...
raupo
10
9
(Maori) the New Zeal...
raved
10
10
RAVE, to utter wildl...
ravel
11
10
to entangle [v RAVEL...
raven
9
10
to devour greedily,...
raver
10
9
one that raves [n -S...
raves
10
9
RAVE, to utter wildl...
ravey
16
11
characteristic of a...
ravin
10
10
to devour greedily,...
rawer
11
8
RAW, uncooked [adj]
rawin
11
9
a wind measurement m...
rawly
19
11
RAW, uncooked [adv]
rawns
11
9
RAWN, (Scots) fish-r...
raxed
14
13
RAX, to stretch out...
raxes
14
12
RAX, to stretch out...
rayah
16
9
a non-Muslim inhabit...
rayas
14
7
RAYA, (Arabic) a non...
rayed
14
8
RAY, to emit a narro...
rayle
15
8
(Spenser) to rail [v...
rayne
13
8
(Spenser) a reign, a...
rayon
13
8
a synthetic fibre [n...
razed
11
15
RAZE, to demolish, a...
razee
10
14
to cut down by remov...
razer
11
14
one who razes, also...
razes
11
14
RAZE, to demolish, a...
razoo
10
14
(Australian slang) a...
razor
11
14
to shave with a shar...
reach
13
10
to stretch out or pu...
react
11
8
to respond to a stim...
readd
8
7
to add again [v -ED,...
reads
8
6
READ, to look at and...
ready
14
8
prepared [adj READIE...
reaks
9
9
REAK, (obsolete) to...
realm
10
9
a kingdom, also REAM...
realo
8
6
(German) a member of...
reals
9
6
REAL, a former monet...
reame
8
8
(Spenser) a realm [n...
reams
9
8
REAM, to enlarge the...
reamy
15
10
creamy, frothy [adj...
reans
7
6
REAN, a drainage cha...
reaps
10
8
REAP, to cut for har...
rearm
9
8
to arm again [v -ED,...
rears
8
5
REAR, to lift uprigh...
reast
8
5
to become rancid, al...
reata
7
5
(Spanish) a lariat,...
reate
7
5
any of several kinds...
reave
9
9
(archaic) to rob, pl...
rebar
10
8
a steel rod for use...
rebbe
12
11
(Yiddish) a rabbi or...
rebec
13
11
a medieval musical i...
rebel
11
9
to oppose authority...
rebid
11
9
to bid again [v REBI...
rebit
11
8
REBITE, in engraving...
rebop
12
11
a type of music [n -...
rebus
11
9
a representation of...
rebut
11
9
to prove to be false...
rebuy
17
11
to buy again [v REBO...
recal
12
9
to call back, also R...
recap
13
11
(short for) recapitu...
recce
14
11
to make a preliminar...
recco
14
11
(colloquial) a recon...
reccy
21
13
(colloquial) to reco...
recit
12
8
(French) the narrati...
recks
13
12
RECK, to be concerne...
recon
10
9
to conduct a prelimi...
recta
11
8
RECTUM, the terminal...
recti
12
8
RECTUS, any one of s...
recto
11
8
a right-hand page of...
recur
12
9
to come around at in...
recut
12
9
to cut again [v RECU...
redan
7
7
(French) a field for...
redds
9
7
REDD, to put in orde...
reddy
15
9
somewhat red [adj RE...
reded
8
7
REDE, (archaic) to a...
redes
8
6
REDE, (archaic) to a...
redia
8
6
the larva or certain...
redid
9
7
REDO, to do again [v...
redip
11
9
to dip again [v REDI...
redly
16
9
RED, the colour of b...
redon
7
7
to don again [v REDO...
redos
8
6
REDO, to do again [v...
redox
14
13
a type of chemical r...
redry
15
8
to dry again [v REDR...
redub
11
10
to dub again [v REDU...
redux
15
14
(Latin) brought back...
redye
14
8
to dye again [v REDY...
reech
13
10
to emit smoke, also...
reede
7
6
(Spenser) counsel, a...
reeds
8
6
REED, to fasten or t...
reedy
14
8
abounding in reeds [...
reefs
10
8
REEF, to reduce the...
reefy
16
10
abounding in ridges...
reeks
9
9
REEK, to give off sm...
reeky
15
11
(Scots) smoky, reeki...
reels
9
6
REEL, to wind on a t...
reens
7
6
REEN, a drainage cha...
reest
8
5
to be noisily uncoop...
reeve
9
9
to fasten by passing...
refed
10
9
REFEED, to feed agai...
refel
11
9
(obsolete) to refute...
refer
10
8
to direct to a sourc...
reffo
12
11
(Australian slang) a...
refis
11
8
REFI, (short for) re...
refit
11
8
to fit out afresh an...
refix
17
15
to fix again [v -ED,...
refly
18
11
to fly again [v REFL...
refry
17
10
to fry again [v REFR...
regal
10
8
royal [adj REGALLY]...
regar
9
7
(Hindi) the rich bla...
reges
9
7
REX, a king [n]
reggo
10
9
(Australian slang) a...
regie
9
7
(French) a system of...
regma
10
10
(Greek) a dry fruit...
regna
8
8
REGNUM, (Latin) reig...
regos
9
7
REGO, (Australian sl...
regur
10
8
(Hindi) the rich bla...
rehab
12
10
to restore to a good...
rehem
11
10
to take up the hem o...
reifs
11
8
REIF, (Scots) proper...
reify
17
10
to regard as real or...
reign
9
8
to exercise sovereig...
reiki
10
9
(Japanese) a form of...
reiks
10
9
REIK, (obsolete) a p...
reink
9
10
to ink again [v -ED,...
reins
8
6
REIN, to restrain [v...
reird
9
6
(Scots) an uproar, a...
reist
9
5
to become rancid [v...
reive
10
9
(archaic) to plunder...
rejig
12
16
to fix something up...
rejon
9
15
(Spanish) a lance wi...
reked
9
10
REKE, (Spenser) to r...
rekes
9
9
REKE, (Spenser) to r...
rekey
15
11
to re-enter informat...
relax
15
13
to make less tense o...
relay
15
8
to put down new floo...
relet
9
6
to let again [v RELE...
relic
13
9
a surviving memorial...
relie
9
6
(obsolete) to assemb...
relit
10
6
RELIGHT, to light ag...
reman
8
9
to supply a fresh gr...
remap
11
11
to map again [v REMA...
remen
8
9
an ancient Egyptian...
remet
9
8
REMEET, to meet agai...
remex
15
15
(Latin) one of the l...
remit
10
8
to send payment [v R...
remix
16
15
to mix again [v REMI...
renal
8
7
pertaining to the ki...
renay
13
8
(obsolete) to renoun...
rends
8
7
REND, to tear apart...
renew
10
9
to make new again [v...
reney
13
8
(obsolete) to renoun...
renga
8
8
(Japanese) a kind of...
renig
9
8
(Irish) to refuse, d...
renin
7
7
a protein enzyme sec...
renne
6
7
(Spenser) to run [v...
renos
7
6
RENO, (short for) a...
rente
7
6
(French) French or o...
rents
8
6
RENT, to hire [v]
reoil
9
6
to oil again [v -ED,...
reorg
9
7
to reorganize [v -ED...
repay
16
10
to pay back [v REPAI...
repeg
11
10
to peg again [v REPE...
repel
11
9
to drive back [v REP...
repin
10
9
to pin again [v REPI...
repla
11
9
REPLUM, a partition...
reply
18
11
to answer [v REPLIED...
repos
10
8
REPO, (short for) re...
repot
10
8
to put in a new pot...
repps
13
11
REPP, a kind of cord...
repro
10
8
(short for) reproduc...
reran
7
6
RERUN, to show a rep...
rerig
10
7
to rig again [v RERI...
rerun
8
7
to show a repetition...
resat
8
5
RESIT, to sit again...
resaw
11
8
to saw again [v RESA...
resay
14
7
to say again [v RESA...
resee
7
5
to see again [v RESA...
reses
8
5
RES, (short for) (a...
reset
8
5
to set again [v RESE...
resew
11
8
to sew again [v RESE...
resid
9
6
a type of fuel oil [...
resin
8
6
any of a number of s...
resit
9
5
to sit again after f...
resod
8
6
to put down new turf...
resow
11
8
to sow again [v RESO...
resto
8
5
(Australian slang) a...
rests
9
5
REST, to stop word o...
resty
15
7
(obsolete) restive [...
resus
9
6
(short for) resuscit...
retag
9
7
to tag again [v RETA...
retax
14
12
to tax again [v -ED,...
retch
14
10
to make an effort to...
retem
9
8
(Spanish) a name for...
retia
8
5
RETE, an anatomical...
retie
8
5
to tie again [v RETI...
retox
14
12
to embark on a binge...
retro
8
5
a kind of rocket [n...
retry
15
7
to try again [v RETR...
reuse
8
6
to use again [v REUS...
revel
11
10
to engage in noisy m...
revet
10
9
to face with masonry...
revie
10
9
to stake higher [v R...
revue
10
10
a type of musical sh...
rewan
10
9
REWIN, to win again...
rewax
17
15
to wax again [v -ED,...
rewed
11
9
to wed again [v REWE...
rewet
11
8
to wet again [v REWE...
rewin
11
9
to win again [v REWO...
rewon
10
9
REWIN, to win again...
rewth
14
10
(Spenser) ruth, pity...
rexes
14
12
REX, a king [n]
rezes
11
14
REZ, (short for) a (...
rheas
10
7
RHEA, a flightless b...
rheme
11
10
the constituent of a...
rheum
12
11
a watery discharge f...
rhies
11
7
RHY, (Spenser) rye [...
rhime
12
10
(obsolete) a rhyme [...
rhine
10
8
a drainage channel,...
rhino
10
8
(short for) a rhinoc...
rhody
17
10
(colloquial) a rhodo...
rhomb
14
13
a type of geometric...
rhone
9
8
(Scots) a roof-gutte...
rhumb
15
14
in marine navigation...
rhyme
18
12
to compose verse wit...
rhyne
16
10
a drainage channel,...
rhyta
17
9
RHYTON, an ancient G...
riads
9
6
RIAD, a traditional...
rials
10
6
RIAL, a monetary uni...
riant
8
6
mirthful, gay [adj R...
riata
8
5
(Spanish) a lariat,...
ribas
11
8
RIBA, (Arabic) inter...
ribby
20
13
marked by ribs [adj...
ribes
11
8
a genus of shrubs in...
riced
12
9
RICE, to form soft f...
ricer
12
8
a cooking utensil fo...
rices
12
8
RICE, to form soft f...
ricey
18
10
containing rice, als...
richt
15
10
(Scots) right [adj R...
ricin
12
9
a substance extracte...
ricks
14
12
RICK, to pile hay in...
rider
9
6
one who rides [n -S]
rides
9
6
RIDE, to be conveyed...
ridge
10
8
to form into long, n...
ridgy
17
10
having ridges [adj R...
ridic
13
9
(slang) ridiculous [...
riels
10
6
RIEL, a monetary uni...
riems
10
8
RIEM, (Afrikaans) a...
rieve
10
9
to rob, plunder, als...
rifer
11
8
RIFE, abundant, prev...
riffs
14
11
RIFF, to play such a...
rifle
12
9
to search through an...
rifte
11
8
RIVE, to tear apart...
rifts
12
8
RIFT, to form a fiss...
rifty
18
10
having fissures [adj...
riggs
12
9
RIGG, the dogfish [n...
right
13
9
being in accordance...
rigid
11
8
stiff [adj RIGIDER,...
rigol
11
8
a gutter or water-ch...
rigor
10
7
a sense of chillines...
riled
10
7
RILE, to anger [v]
riles
10
6
RILE, to anger [v]
riley
16
8
turbid, also ROILY [...
rille
11
7
a valley on the moon...
rills
12
7
RILL, to flow like a...
rimae
9
8
RIMA, (Latin) a chin...
rimed
10
9
RIME, to cover with...
rimer
10
8
one that rimes, also...
rimes
10
8
RIME, to cover with...
rimus
11
9
RIMU, (Maori) a coni...
rinds
9
7
RIND, to cover with...
rindy
15
9
covered in rind [adj...
rines
8
6
RINE, (Spenser) rind...
rings
10
8
RING, to give forth...
rinks
10
10
RINK, to skate at an...
rinse
8
6
to cleanse with clea...
rioja
10
14
(Spanish) a dry red...
riots
9
5
RIOT, to take part i...
riped
11
9
RIPE, to ripen [v]
ripen
10
9
to become ripe [v -E...
riper
11
8
one who gropes, rans...
ripes
11
8
RIPE, to ripen [v]
ripps
14
11
RIPP, (Scots) a pluc...
risen
8
6
RISE, to move upward...
riser
9
5
a rod securing a sta...
rises
9
5
RISE, to move upward...
rishi
12
7
(Sanskrit) a sage or...
risks
11
9
RISK, to expose to l...
risky
17
11
dangerous, also RISK...
risps
12
8
RISP, (Scots) to ras...
risus
10
6
(Latin) a laugh; a g...
rites
9
5
RITE, a ceremonial a...
ritts
10
5
RITT, (Scots) to sco...
ritzy
19
16
pretentious [adj RIT...
rival
12
10
to strive to equal o...
rivas
11
9
RIVA, in Shetland, a...
rived
11
10
RIVE, to tear apart...
rivel
12
10
to wrinkle [v RIVELL...
riven
10
10
RIVE, to tear apart...
river
11
9
a large natural stre...
rives
11
9
RIVE, to tear apart...
rivet
11
9
to fasten with a typ...
riyal
16
8
a monetary unit of S...
rizas
12
14
RIZA, (Russian) an o...
roach
13
10
to clip or trim (a h...
roads
8
6
ROAD, a way for publ...
roams
9
8
ROAM, to move about...
roans
7
6
ROAN, (Scots) a roof...
roars
8
5
ROAR, to utter a ful...
roary
14
7
noisy, garish, too b...
roast
8
5
to cook with dry hea...
roate
7
5
to learn by repetiti...
robed
10
9
ROBE, to dress [v]
robes
10
8
ROBE, to dress [v]
robin
10
9
a songbird [n -S]
roble
11
9
(Spanish) a name for...
robot
10
8
a man-like machine t...
rocks
13
12
ROCK, to move back a...
rocky
19
14
shaky, or unsteady [...
roded
8
7
RODE, to perform an...
rodeo
7
6
to perform a public...
rodes
8
6
RODE, to perform an...
roger
9
7
(slang) to have inte...
rogue
9
8
to cheat or defraud...
roguy
16
10
pertaining to a rogu...
roils
10
6
ROIL, to make muddy...
roily
16
8
turbid [adj ROILIER,...
roins
8
6
ROIN, (Spenser) to g...
roist
9
5
to revel noisily, ca...
rojak
11
18
(Malay) a salad dish...
rojis
11
14
ROJI, a Japanese gar...
roked
9
10
ROKE, to steam, smok...
roker
9
9
any ray other than a...
rokes
9
9
ROKE, to steam, smok...
rolag
10
8
(Gaelic) a roll of c...
roles
9
6
ROLE, a part played...
rolfs
12
9
ROLF, to perform a d...
rolls
11
7
ROLL, to move along...
romal
10
9
(Urdu) a handkerchie...
roman
8
9
a metrical narrative...
romeo
8
8
a man who is a passi...
romps
12
11
ROMP, to play boiste...
ronde
7
7
a script printing ty...
rondo
7
7
(Italian) a piece of...
roneo
6
6
(tradename) to produ...
rones
7
6
RONE, (Scots) a roof...
ronin
7
7
(Japanese) a lordles...
ronne
6
7
(Spenser) to run [v...
ronte
7
6
(Spenser) a runt, al...
ronts
8
6
RONT, (Spenser) a ru...
roods
8
6
ROOD, a cross or cru...
roofs
10
8
ROOF, to provide a b...
roofy
16
10
having a roof [adj R...
rooks
9
9
ROOK, to swindle [v]
rooky
15
11
(Shakespeare) full o...
rooms
9
8
ROOM, to occupy a ro...
roomy
15
10
spacious [adj ROOMIE...
roons
7
6
ROON, (Scots) a stri...
roops
10
8
ROOP, (Scots) to mak...
roopy
16
10
(Scots) hoarse [adj...
roosa
7
5
an Indian grass [n -...
roose
7
5
to heap praise on [v...
roost
8
5
to prepare for sleep...
roots
8
5
ROOT, to implant in...
rooty
14
7
full of roots [adj R...
roped
10
9
ROPE, to bind with t...
roper
10
8
a rope-maker [n -S]
ropes
10
8
ROPE, to bind with t...
ropey
16
10
resembling rope, als...
roque
16
15
a form of croquet [n...
roral
9
6
dewy, also RORIC, RO...
rores
8
5
RORE, (Shakespeare)...
roric
12
8
dewy, also RORAL, RO...
rorid
9
6
dewy, also RORAL, RO...
rorie
8
5
noisy, garish, too b...
rorts
9
5
RORT, to falsify acc...
rorty
15
7
(Australian slang) l...
rosed
8
6
ROSE, to redden [v]
roses
8
5
ROSE, to redden [v]
roset
8
5
(Scots) to coat with...
roshi
11
7
(Japanese) a teacher...
rosin
8
6
to treat with a brit...
rosit
9
5
(Scots) to coat with...
rosti
9
5
a cheese-topped frie...
rosts
9
5
ROST, (obsolete) to...
rotal
9
6
relating to wheels o...
rotan
7
6
a climbing plant wit...
rotas
8
5
ROTA, a list of name...
rotch
14
10
the little auk, also...
roted
8
6
ROTE, to learn by re...
rotes
8
5
ROTE, to learn by re...
rotis
9
5
ROTI, (Hindi) a cake...
rotls
10
6
ROTL, (Arabic) a var...
roton
7
6
a quantum of vortex...
rotor
8
5
a rotating part of a...
rotos
8
5
ROTO, (short for) ro...
rotte
8
5
a medieval stringed...
rouen
7
7
(French) a type of d...
roues
8
6
ROUE, (French) a deb...
rouge
9
8
to colour with a red...
rough
12
10
having an uneven sur...
roule
9
7
(obsolete) a roll, a...
rouls
10
7
ROUL, (obsolete) a r...
roums
10
9
ROUM, (obsolete) a r...
round
8
8
shaped like a sphere...
roups
11
9
ROUP, (Scots) to auc...
roupy
17
11
hoarse, also ROOPIT,...
rouse
8
6
to disturb or awaken...
roust
9
6
to arouse and drive...
route
8
6
to send on a particu...
routh
11
8
(Scots) abundance, a...
routs
9
6
ROUT, to defeat utte...
roved
10
10
ROVE, to roam [v]
roven
9
10
REEVE, to fasten by...
rover
10
9
one who roves [n -S]
roves
10
9
ROVE, to roam [v]
rowan
10
9
a small deciduous tr...
rowdy
18
11
turbulent [adj ROWDI...
rowed
11
9
ROW, to propel by me...
rowel
12
9
to prick with a spik...
rowen
10
9
a second mowing of g...
rower
11
8
one who rows [n -S]
rowie
11
8
(Scots) a bread roll...
rowme
12
11
(Spenser) place, spa...
rownd
11
10
(obsolete) to round...
rowth
14
10
(Scots) abundance, a...
rowts
12
8
ROWT, to rummage out...
royal
15
8
relating to a king o...
royne
13
8
(Spenser) to growl,...
royst
15
7
to revel noisily, ca...
rozet
11
14
(Scots) to rosin, al...
rozit
12
14
(Scots) to rosin, al...
ruana
7
7
(Spanish) a woollen...
rubai
11
9
(Arabic) a Persian v...
rubby
20
14
(Canadian slang) rub...
rubel
12
10
a currency unit of B...
rubes
11
9
RUBE, (US slang) a b...
rubin
11
10
(Spenser) a ruby, al...
ruble
12
10
a monetary unit of t...
rubli
13
10
RUBEL, a currency un...
rubus
12
10
(Latin) a genus of r...
ruche
14
11
a frill of lace or o...
rucks
14
13
RUCK, to wrinkle or...
rudas
9
7
(Scots) a foul-mouth...
rudds
10
8
RUDD, a freshwater f...
ruddy
16
10
reddish [adj RUDDIER...
ruder
9
7
RUDE, boorish [adj]
rudes
9
7
RUDE, a rude boy, al...
rudie
9
7
(slang) a rude boy,...
rudis
10
7
RUDI, (In Jamaica) a...
rueda
8
7
a Cuban street dance...
ruers
9
6
RUER, one who rues [...
ruffe
13
12
a freshwater fish, a...
ruffs
14
12
RUFF, at bridge, to...
rugae
9
8
RUGA, an anatomical...
rugal
11
9
wrinkled [adj]
rugby
19
13
a form of football,...
ruggy
18
12
rough and uneven [ad...
ruing
10
9
repentance [n -S]
ruins
9
7
RUIN, to destroy [v]
rukhs
13
12
RUKH, (Persian) an e...
ruled
10
8
RULE, to exercise co...
ruler
10
7
to strike with an im...
rules
10
7
RULE, to exercise co...
rumal
11
10
(Urdu) a handkerchie...
rumba
12
12
to perform a kind of...
rumbo
12
12
rum punch [n -S]
rumen
9
10
a part of the stomac...
rumes
10
9
RUME, a watery disch...
rumly
18
12
RUM, odd, droll [adv...
rummy
18
14
queer [adj RUMMIER,...
rumor
10
9
to spread by hearsay...
rumpo
12
12
(slang) sexual inter...
rumps
13
12
RUMP, to turn one's...
rumpy
19
14
a Manx cat [n RUMPIE...
runch
14
12
a wild radish [n -ES...
runds
9
8
RUND, (Scots) a stri...
runed
8
8
bearing runes [adj]
runes
8
7
RUNE, a letter of an...
rungs
10
9
RUNG, a crosspiece f...
runic
12
10
pertaining to a rune...
runny
14
10
inclined to run or l...
runts
9
7
RUNT, the smallest o...
runty
15
9
like a runt [adj RUN...
rupee
10
9
a monetary unit of I...
rupia
11
9
a skin ulcer covered...
rural
10
7
belonging to the cou...
rurps
12
9
RURP, a small hookli...
rurus
10
7
RURU, (Maori) a New...
rusas
9
6
RUSA, an East Indian...
ruses
9
6
RUSE, a deception [n...
rushy
18
10
abounding in rushes...
rusks
11
10
RUSK, a light, soft-...
rusma
10
9
a depilatory made of...
russe
9
6
(French) as in charl...
rusts
10
6
RUST, to form a coat...
rusty
16
8
covered with rust [a...
ruths
12
8
RUTH, (archaic) comp...
rutin
9
7
a drug used against...
rutty
16
8
marked by ruts [adj...
ryals
16
8
RYAL, an old English...
rybat
17
10
(Scots) a dressed st...
ryked
16
12
RYKE, (Scots) to rea...
rykes
16
11
RYKE, (Scots) to rea...
rymme
17
13
(obsolete) to provid...
rynds
15
9
RYND, a fitting to s...
ryots
15
7
RYOT, (Hindi) an Ind...
ryper
17
10
RYPE, (Danish) a pta...
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