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rabato
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9
(Shakespeare) a stif...
rabats
12
9
RABAT, (French) to r...
rabbet
14
12
a groove cut to rece...
rabbin
14
13
(Hebrew) a Jewish ex...
rabbis
15
12
RABBI, (Hebrew) a Je...
rabbit
15
12
a small burrowing an...
rabble
15
13
a device for stirrin...
rabies
12
9
an infectious virus...
raceme
13
12
an indefinite arrang...
racers
13
9
RACER, one that race...
raches
15
11
RACHE, (archaic) a d...
rachet
15
11
a mechanism which al...
rachis
16
11
the spinal column, a...
racial
14
10
pertaining to an eth...
racier
13
9
RACY, pungent [adj]
racily
21
12
RACY, pungent [adv]
racing
14
12
the sport of engagin...
racino
12
10
a racetrack that off...
racism
15
12
a doctrine of racial...
racist
14
9
an advocate of racis...
racked
14
14
RACK, to place in a...
racker
14
13
a horse that walks w...
racket
14
13
to make a loud noise...
rackle
15
14
a chain [n -S]
racons
12
10
RACON, a type of rad...
racoon
11
10
a small American ani...
radars
10
7
RADAR, an electronic...
radded
10
9
RAD, to fear [v]
radder
10
8
RAD, afraid [adj]
raddle
11
9
to redden with red o...
radger
11
9
RADGE, (Scots) angry...
radges
11
9
RADGE, a bad temper,...
radial
11
8
having rays or spoke...
radian
9
8
a unit of angular me...
radios
10
7
RADIO, signalling th...
radish
13
9
a pungent root veget...
radium
12
11
a radioactive elemen...
radius
11
8
(Latin) the shorter...
radome
10
10
a domelike device us...
radons
9
8
RADON, a radioactive...
radula
11
9
a tonguelike organ o...
rafale
12
10
(French) a burst of...
raffia
14
12
a kind of palm tree,...
raffle
15
13
to dispose of by tic...
rafted
12
10
RAFT, to ride on wat...
rafter
12
9
to supply with suppo...
ragbag
14
13
a bag for storing ra...
ragees
10
8
RAGEE, (Hindi) a kin...
ragers
11
8
RAGER, one who rages...
raggas
12
10
RAGGA, a type of rap...
ragged
12
11
tattered [adj RAGGED...
raggee
11
10
(Hindi) a kind of mi...
raggle
13
11
to cut a groove in m...
raging
12
11
furious [adj RAGINGL...
ragini
11
9
(Sanskrit) a modifie...
raglan
11
10
a loose overcoat wit...
ragman
11
12
a man who collects,...
ragmen
11
12
RAGMAN, a man who co...
ragout
11
9
to make into a highl...
ragtag
12
10
the rabble [n -S]
ragtop
13
11
a folding canvas top...
raguly
19
12
with projections lik...
rahing
13
11
RAH, to cheer on a t...
rahuis
13
9
RAHUI, (Maori) a Mao...
raided
10
8
RAID, to make a sudd...
raider
10
7
one that raids [n -S...
raiked
11
11
RAIK, (Scots) to go;...
railed
11
8
RAILE, (Spenser) to...
railer
11
7
one who rails [n -S]
railes
11
7
RAILE, (Spenser) to...
railly
19
10
a jacket [n RAILLIES...
rained
9
8
RAIN, to fall in dro...
raines
9
7
RAINE, (Spenser) to...
rairds
11
7
RAIRD, (Scots) an up...
raised
10
7
RAISE, to move to a...
raiser
10
6
one who raises [n -S...
raises
10
6
RAISE, to move to a...
raisin
10
7
a dried grape [n -S]
raitas
10
6
RAITA, (Hindi) an In...
raited
10
7
RAIT, to soak flax,...
raiyat
16
8
(Hindi) an Indian pe...
rajahs
14
17
RAJAH, (Hindi) an In...
rakees
10
10
RAKEE, a Turkish liq...
rakers
11
10
RAKER, in games, a l...
rakery
17
12
dissoluteness [n RAK...
rakias
11
10
RAKIA, a kind of fru...
rakija
13
19
a kind of fruit bran...
raking
12
13
the act of raking [n...
rakish
14
12
dapper [adj RAKISHLY...
rallye
18
10
(US) a (car) rally [...
ralphs
16
12
RALPH, (US slang) to...
ramada
10
10
(Spanish) an outdoor...
ramate
10
9
branched, as the ste...
rambla
14
13
(Spanish) a dry ravi...
ramble
14
13
to wander [v RAMBLED...
ramcat
14
12
a male cat [n -S]
rameal
11
10
of or pertaining to...
ramees
10
9
RAMEE, (Malay) Rhea...
ramens
10
10
RAMEN, (Japanese) a...
ramets
11
9
RAMET, an independen...
ramies
11
9
RAMIE, (Malay) Rhea...
ramify
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14
to divide into branc...
ramins
11
10
RAMIN, (Malay) a Mal...
ramjet
13
18
a type of engine [n...
rammed
12
13
RAM, to thrust rough...
rammel
13
13
(dialect) discarded...
rammer
12
12
a tool for ramming e...
rammle
13
13
(English dialect) th...
ramona
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10
(Spanish) any of var...
ramose
10
9
branched, as the ste...
ramous
11
10
having many branches...
ramped
13
13
RAMP, to swindle, es...
ramper
13
12
one who makes a dist...
ramrod
11
10
to push or drive wit...
ramson
10
10
a broad-leaved garli...
ramtil
13
10
a plant of the India...
ramuli
13
11
RAMULUS, a little br...
ranced
12
11
RANCE, to prop [v]
rancel
13
11
a search for stolen...
rances
12
10
RANCE, to prop [v]
rancho
14
12
(Spanish) a rude hut...
rancid
13
11
rank in taste or sme...
rancor
12
10
bitter and vindictiv...
randan
8
9
a boat rowed by thre...
randed
9
9
RAND, to rant [v]
randem
10
11
a tandem with three...
randie
9
8
a violent beggar, es...
random
10
11
haphazard [adj RANDO...
randon
8
9
(Spenser) random cha...
ranees
8
7
RANEE, the wife of a...
rangas
10
9
RANGA, (Australian)...
ranged
10
10
RANGE, to place in a...
ranger
10
9
an officer supervisi...
ranges
10
9
RANGE, to place in a...
rangis
11
9
RANGI, (Maori) sky [...
ranids
10
8
RANID, any of a larg...
ranine
8
8
pertaining to or lik...
ranked
10
12
RANK, to assign to a...
ranker
10
11
an enlisted soldier...
rankes
10
11
RANKE, (Shakespeare)...
rankle
11
12
to cause irritation...
rankly
18
14
RANK, disagreeable i...
ransel
10
8
a search for stolen...
ransom
10
10
to pay a price for r...
ranted
9
8
RANT, to declaim bom...
ranter
9
7
one who rants [n -S]
ranula
10
9
a cyst formed under...
ranzel
13
17
a search for stolen...
rapers
12
9
RAPER, one who rapes...
raphae
13
11
RAPHE, a seamlike ri...
raphes
14
11
RAPHE, a seamlike ri...
raphia
14
11
a genus of palm tree...
raphis
15
11
a needlelike crystal...
rapids
13
10
RAPID, a swift-flowi...
rapier
12
9
a long, slender swor...
rapine
11
10
the taking of proper...
raping
13
12
RAPE, to take by for...
rapini
12
10
(Italian) immature t...
rapist
13
9
one who commits rape...
rapped
14
13
RAP, to strike sharp...
rappee
13
12
(French) a pungent k...
rappel
15
13
to descend from a st...
rappen
13
13
a monetary unit of S...
rapper
14
12
a doorknocker [n -S]
rappes
14
12
RAPPE, a Canadian di...
raptly
20
12
RAPT, deeply engross...
raptor
12
9
a bird or prey [n -S...
rarefy
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11
to make less dense,...
rarely
17
9
RARE, not common [ad...
rarest
10
6
RARE, not common [ad...
rarify
19
11
to make less dense,...
raring
11
9
RARE, to be enthusia...
rarity
17
8
the quality of being...
rarked
11
11
RARK, (New Zealand)...
rascal
14
10
a rogue or scamp [n...
rasers
10
6
RASER, one that rase...
rashed
12
9
RASH, to dash, rush...
rasher
12
8
a thin slice of meat...
rashes
12
8
RASH, to dash, rush...
rashie
12
8
(Australian slang) a...
rashly
20
11
RASH, acting without...
rasing
11
9
RASE, to demolish, a...
rasped
12
10
RASP, to scrape with...
rasper
12
9
a tool used for rasp...
rasses
10
6
RASSE, a carnivore a...
rassle
11
7
(colloquial) to wres...
raster
10
6
the area reproducing...
rasure
10
7
the act of scraping,...
ratals
11
7
RATAL, an amount on...
ratans
9
7
RATAN, a climbing pl...
ratany
15
9
a South American shr...
ratbag
13
11
an eccentric person...
rateen
8
7
a rough dress fabric...
ratels
11
7
RATEL, (Afrikaans) a...
raters
10
6
RATER, one that rate...
rathas
12
8
RATHA, (Hindi) a fou...
rather
12
8
preferably, also RUT...
ratify
19
11
to approve and sanct...
ratine
9
7
(French) a rough dre...
rating
11
9
an estimate or evalu...
ration
9
7
to distribute in fix...
ratios
10
6
RATIO, a proportiona...
ratite
10
6
a bird having a flat...
ratlin
11
8
any of the small lin...
ratoon
8
7
to sprout from a roo...
ratoos
9
6
RATOO, a local chief...
rattan
9
7
a climbing plant wit...
ratted
10
7
RAT, to hunt long-ta...
ratten
9
7
to compel obedience...
ratter
10
6
an animal used for c...
rattle
11
7
to make a quick succ...
rattly
18
9
inclined to rattle [...
ratton
9
7
(dialect) a rat, als...
raucid
14
11
loud and unruly, als...
raucle
14
11
(Scots) rough, vigor...
raught
14
11
REACH, to stretch ou...
raunch
15
13
(Spenser) to race [v...
raunge
10
10
(obsolete) to range...
raupos
12
10
RAUPO, (Maori) the N...
ravage
12
12
to destroy [v RAVAGE...
ravels
13
11
RAVEL, to entangle [...
ravens
11
11
RAVEN, to devour gre...
ravers
12
10
RAVER, one that rave...
ravier
12
10
RAVEY, characteristi...
ravine
11
11
a narrow, steep-side...
raving
13
13
mad [adj RAVINGLY] /...
ravins
12
11
RAVIN, to devour gre...
ravish
15
12
to seize and carry o...
rawaru
13
10
(Maori) the blue cod...
rawest
13
9
RAW, uncooked [adj]
rawing
14
12
a second mowing of g...
rawins
13
10
RAWIN, a wind measur...
rawish
16
11
somewhat raw [adj]
raxing
17
16
RAX, to stretch out...
rayahs
18
10
RAYAH, a non-Muslim...
raying
17
11
RAY, to emit a narro...
rayled
17
10
RAYLE, (Spenser) to...
rayles
17
9
RAYLE, (Spenser) to...
raylet
17
9
a small ray [n -S]
raynes
15
9
RAYNE, (Spenser) a r...
rayons
15
9
RAYON, a synthetic f...
razeed
12
16
RAZEE, to cut down b...
razees
12
15
RAZEE, to cut down b...
razers
13
15
RAZER, one who razes...
razing
14
18
RAZE, to demolish, a...
razoos
12
15
RAZOO, (Australian s...
razors
13
15
RAZOR, to shave with...
razure
13
16
the act of scraping,...
razzed
16
25
RAZZ, to deride [v]
razzes
16
24
RAZZ, to deride [v]
razzia
16
24
(Arabic) a plunderin...
razzle
17
25
a rowdy drinking spr...
reacts
13
9
REACT, to respond to...
readds
10
8
READD, to add again...
reader
9
7
one that reads [n -S...
readme
10
10
as in readme file, a...
reagin
10
9
a type of antibody [...
reaked
10
11
REAK, (obsolete) to...
realer
10
7
REAL, actually exist...
reales
10
7
REAL, a former monet...
realia
10
7
objects used by a te...
really
18
10
to ally again [v REA...
realms
12
10
REALM, a kingdom, al...
realos
10
7
REALO, (German) a me...
realty
17
9
property in building...
reamed
10
10
REAM, to enlarge the...
reamer
10
9
a tool used to enlar...
reames
10
9
REAME, (Spenser) a r...
reaped
11
10
REAP, to cut for har...
reaper
11
9
one that reaps [n -S...
reared
9
7
REAR, to lift uprigh...
rearer
9
6
a horse that rears [...
rearly
17
9
(archaic) early [adv...
rearms
11
9
REARM, to arm again...
reason
8
7
to deduct inferences...
reasts
10
6
REAST, to become ran...
reasty
16
8
rancid [adj REASTIER...
reatas
9
6
REATA, (Spanish) a l...
reates
9
6
REATE, any of severa...
reaved
11
11
REAVE, (archaic) to...
reaver
11
10
one that reaves, als...
reaves
11
10
REAVE, (archaic) to...
reavow
14
13
to vow again [v -ED,...
reback
16
16
to replace the back...
rebait
12
9
to bait again [v -ED...
rebars
12
9
REBAR, a steel rod f...
rebase
11
9
to set a new foundat...
rebate
11
9
to give a discount f...
rebato
11
9
a wide, lace-edged c...
rebbes
14
12
REBBE, (Yiddish) a r...
rebeck
16
16
a medieval musical i...
rebecs
15
12
REBEC, a medieval mu...
rebels
13
10
REBEL, to oppose aut...
rebids
13
10
REBID, to bid again...
rebill
15
11
to bill again [v -ED...
rebind
12
11
to bind again [v REB...
rebite
12
9
in engraving, to fre...
rebody
18
12
to renew the body of...
reboil
13
10
to boil again [v -ED...
rebook
12
13
to book again [v -ED...
reboot
11
9
to renew the boots o...
rebops
14
12
REBOP, a type of mus...
rebore
11
9
to bore out again [v...
reborn
11
10
born again [adj]
rebozo
14
18
(Spanish) a long sca...
rebred
12
10
REBREED, to breed ag...
rebuff
17
16
to reject or refuse...
rebuke
13
14
to reprove sternly [...
rebury
19
12
to bury again [v REB...
rebuts
13
10
REBUT, to prove to b...
rebuys
19
12
REBUY, to buy again...
recall
15
11
to call back, also R...
recals
14
10
RECAL, to call back,...
recane
11
10
to replace the cane...
recant
12
10
to make a formal ret...
recaps
15
12
RECAP, (short for) r...
recast
13
9
to cast again [v REC...
recced
16
13
RECCE, to make a pre...
recces
16
12
RECCE, to make a pre...
reccos
16
12
RECCO, (colloquial)...
recede
12
10
to move back [v RECE...
recent
12
10
happening not long a...
recept
15
12
an idea or image for...
recess
13
9
to place in a hollow...
rechew
18
14
to chew again [v -ED...
rechie
15
11
(Shakespeare) smoky,...
rechip
18
14
to change the electr...
recipe
15
12
a set of instruction...
recite
13
9
to say from memory [...
recits
14
9
RECIT, (French) the...
reckan
13
14
a chain, hook or bar...
recked
14
14
RECK, to be concerne...
reckon
13
14
to count or compute...
reclad
14
11
to clad again [v REC...
recoal
13
10
to refill with coal...
recoat
12
9
to coat again [v -ED...
recock
17
16
to cock again [v -ED...
recode
12
10
to code again [v REC...
recoil
14
10
to draw back in fear...
recoin
12
10
to coin again [v -ED...
recomb
16
15
to comb again [v -ED...
recons
12
10
RECON, to conduct a...
recook
13
13
to cook again [v -ED...
recopy
21
14
to copy again [v REC...
record
13
10
to register in writi...
recork
14
13
to cork again [v -ED...
recoup
15
13
to get back the equi...
rectal
14
10
pertaining to the re...
rector
13
9
in the Church of Eng...
rectos
13
9
RECTO, a right-hand...
rectum
15
13
the terminal portion...
rectus
14
10
any one of several s...
recule
14
11
(Spenser) to recoil,...
recure
13
10
to cure again [v REC...
recurs
14
10
RECUR, to come aroun...
recuse
13
10
to disqualify or cha...
recuts
14
10
RECUT, to cut again...
redact
13
10
to prepare for publi...
redans
9
8
REDAN, (French) a fi...
redate
9
7
to change the date [...
redbay
18
12
a small tree [n -S]
redbud
13
12
a small ornamental l...
redbug
14
13
a chigger, a bloodsu...
redcap
15
13
a military police of...
redded
10
9
REDD, to put in orde...
redden
9
9
to make or become re...
redder
10
8
one who redds, tidie...
reddle
11
9
to colour with a red...
redeal
10
8
to deal again [v RED...
redear
9
7
the common sunfish [...
redeem
10
10
to buy back [v -ED,...
redefy
18
12
to defy again [v RED...
redeny
15
10
to deny again [v RED...
redeye
15
9
a railroad danger si...
redfin
12
11
a small North Americ...
rediae
9
7
REDIA, the larva or...
redial
11
8
to dial again [v RED...
redias
10
7
REDIA, the larva or...
reding
11
10
REDE, (archaic) to a...
redips
13
10
REDIP, to dip again...
redipt
13
10
REDIP, to dip again...
redleg
12
10
a term for a poor wh...
redock
14
14
to dock again [v -ED...
redoes
9
7
REDO, to do again [v...
redone
8
8
REDO, to do again [v...
redons
9
8
REDON, to don again...
redout
10
8
reddening of the vis...
redowa
12
10
(Czech) a lively Boh...
redraw
13
10
to draw again [v RED...
redrew
13
10
REDRAW, to draw agai...
redtop
12
10
a kind of grass high...
redubs
13
11
REDUB, to dub again...
reduce
13
11
to diminish [v REDUC...
reduit
11
8
(French) a keep or s...
redyed
16
10
REDYE, to dye again...
redyes
16
9
REDYE, to dye again...
reearn
8
7
to earn again [v -ED...
reebok
12
13
(Afrikaans) a South...
reecho
14
11
to echo back, reverb...
reechy
21
13
smoky, dirty, also R...
reeded
9
8
REED, to fasten or t...
reeden
8
8
made of reeds [adj]
reeder
9
7
a thatcher [n -S]
reedes
9
7
REEDE, (Spenser) cou...
reedit
10
7
to edit again [v -ED...
reefed
11
10
REEF, to reduce the...
reefer
11
9
a midshipman [n -S]
reeked
10
11
REEK, to give off sm...
reeker
10
10
one that reeks [n -S...
reekie
10
10
(Scots) smoky, reeki...
reeled
10
8
REEL, to wind on a t...
reeler
10
7
an instrument for re...
reemit
11
9
to emit again [v REE...
reests
10
6
REEST, to be noisily...
reesty
16
8
of a horse, liable t...
reeved
11
11
REEVE, to fasten by...
reeves
11
10
REEVE, to fasten by...
reface
14
12
to repair the outer...
refall
14
11
to fall again [v REF...
refect
15
12
to refresh with food...
refeed
11
10
to feed again [v REF...
refeel
12
10
to feel again [v REF...
refell
14
11
REFALL, to fall agai...
refels
13
10
REFEL, (obsolete) to...
refelt
13
10
REFEEL, to feel agai...
refers
12
9
REFER, to direct to...
reffed
14
13
REF, to referee [v]
reffos
14
12
REFFO, (Australian s...
refile
13
10
to file again [v REF...
refill
15
11
to fill again [v -ED...
refilm
15
13
to film again [v -ED...
refind
12
11
to find again [v REF...
refine
11
10
to free from impurit...
refire
12
9
to fire again [v REF...
refits
13
9
REFIT, to fit out af...
reflag
14
12
to change the flag [...
reflet
13
10
(French) an iridesce...
reflew
16
13
REFLY, to fly again...
reflex
19
17
to bend back [v -ED,...
reflow
16
13
to flow again [v -ED...
reflux
20
18
to cause to flow bac...
refold
13
11
to fold again [v -ED...
refoot
11
9
to replace the foot...
reform
13
12
to change to a bette...
refuel
13
11
to fill with fuel [v...
refuge
13
12
to give or take shel...
refund
12
12
to give back [v -ED,...
refurb
15
13
(colloquial) to refu...
refuse
12
10
to decline to take o...
refute
12
10
to prove to be false...
regain
10
9
to take possession o...
regale
11
9
to delight [v REGALE...
regals
12
9
REGAL, a small porta...
regard
11
9
to look upon, to est...
regars
11
8
REGAR, (Hindi) the r...
regave
12
12
REGIVE, to give agai...
regear
10
8
to equip again [v -E...
regent
10
9
one who rules in pla...
regest
11
8
(Milton) to register...
reggae
11
10
a form of popular Ja...
reggos
12
10
REGGO, (Australian s...
regies
11
8
REGIE, (French) a sy...
regift
14
11
to take a gift that...
regild
13
10
to gild once more [v...
regilt
13
9
REGILD, to gild once...
regime
12
11
a system of governme...
regina
10
9
(Latin) a queen [n R...
region
10
9
an area or district;...
regius
12
9
(Latin) royal, as in...
regive
13
12
to give again [v REG...
reglet
12
9
a flat, narrow mould...
reglow
15
12
to glow again [v -ED...
reglue
12
10
to glue again [v REG...
regnal
11
10
pertaining to a king...
regnum
12
13
(Latin) reign, domin...
regret
11
8
to look back upon wi...
regrew
14
11
REGROW, to grow agai...
regrow
14
11
to grow again [v REG...
regula
12
10
the rule of a religi...
reguli
13
10
REGULUS, a mass that...
regulo
12
10
the scale of tempera...
regurs
12
9
REGUR, (Hindi) the r...
rehabs
14
11
REHAB, to restore to...
rehang
12
11
to hang again [v REH...
rehash
14
10
to go over old ideas...
rehear
11
8
to hear again [v REH...
reheat
11
8
to heat again [v -ED...
reheel
12
9
to replace the heels...
rehems
13
11
REHEM, to take up th...
rehire
12
8
to hire again [v REH...
rehome
12
11
to home again [v REH...
rehung
13
12
REHANG, to hang agai...
reigns
11
9
REIGN, to exercise s...
reikis
12
10
REIKI, (Japanese) a...
reined
9
8
REIN, to restrain [v...
reinks
11
11
REINK, to ink again...
reirds
11
7
REIRD, (Scots) an up...
reises
10
6
REIS, twigs or small...
reishi
13
8
(Japanese) a mushroo...
reists
11
6
REIST, to become ran...
reiter
10
6
to reiterate [v -ED,...
reived
12
11
REIVE, (archaic) to...
reiver
12
10
a raider, plunderer,...
reives
12
10
REIVE, (archaic) to...
reject
15
18
to refuse to accept...
rejigs
14
17
REJIG, to fix someth...
rejoin
11
16
to join again [v -ED...
rekeys
17
12
REKEY, to re-enter i...
reking
12
13
REKE, (Spenser) to r...
reknit
11
11
to knit again [v REK...
reknot
10
11
to knot again [v REK...
relace
13
10
to do up again [v RE...
relaid
11
8
RELAY, to put down n...
reland
10
9
to land again [v -ED...
relata
10
7
RELATUM, a term in a...
relate
10
7
to give an account o...
relays
17
9
RELAY, to put down n...
relend
10
9
to lend again [v REL...
relent
10
8
to soften and become...
relets
11
7
RELET, to let again...
releve
12
11
(French) a raising o...
relics
15
10
RELIC, a surviving m...
relict
15
10
an organism survivin...
relide
11
8
RELIE, (obsolete) to...
relied
11
8
RELY, to depend on c...
relief
13
10
aid in the form of m...
relier
11
7
(Shakespeare) one wh...
relies
11
7
RELY, to depend on c...
reline
10
8
to line again [v REL...
relink
12
12
to link again [v -ED...
relish
14
9
to enjoy [v RELISHED...
relist
12
7
to list again [v -ED...
relive
13
11
to experience again...
rellie
12
8
(Australian slang) a...
reload
10
8
to load again [v -ED...
reloan
9
8
to loan again [v -ED...
relock
15
14
to lock again [v -ED...
relook
11
11
to look again [v -ED...
reluct
15
11
(archaic) to be unwi...
relume
12
11
to light again, also...
remade
10
10
a thing e.g. a golf...
remail
12
10
to post again [v -ED...
remain
10
10
to continue in the s...
remake
11
13
to make over again [...
remand
10
11
to send back [v -ED,...
remans
10
10
REMAN, to supply a f...
remaps
13
12
REMAP, to map again...
remark
12
13
to say briefly or ca...
remate
10
9
to mate again [v REM...
remble
14
13
to remove [v REMBLED...
remead
10
10
(Scots) to remedy, a...
remede
10
10
(Scots) to remedy, a...
remedy
17
12
to relieve or cure [...
remeet
10
9
to meet again [v REM...
remeid
11
10
(Scots) to remedy, a...
remelt
12
10
to melt again [v -ED...
remend
10
11
to mend again [v -ED...
remens
10
10
REMEN, an ancient Eg...
remind
11
11
to cause to remember...
remint
11
10
to melt down and mak...
remise
11
9
to give up a claim t...
remiss
12
9
careless [adj REMISS...
remits
12
9
REMIT, to send payme...
remixt
18
16
REMIX, to mix again...
remold
12
11
to retread a tyre, a...
remora
10
9
the sucking-fish, fo...
remote
10
9
far off [adj REMOTER...
remoud
11
11
(Spenser) removed [v...
remove
12
13
to transfer to anoth...
remuda
11
11
(Spanish) a herd of...
renail
10
8
to nail again [v -ED...
rename
9
10
to issue with a new...
renays
15
9
RENAY, (obsolete) to...
rended
9
9
REND, to tear apart...
render
9
8
to plaster with a fi...
renege
9
9
to refuse, deny, als...
renest
9
7
to nest again [v -ED...
renews
12
10
RENEW, to make new a...
reneys
15
9
RENEY, (obsolete) to...
rengas
10
9
RENGA, (Japanese) a...
renied
9
8
RENY, (obsolete) to...
renies
9
7
RENY, (obsolete) to...
renigs
11
9
RENIG, (Irish) to re...
renins
9
8
RENIN, a protein enz...
renker
10
11
RENK, (dialect) unpl...
renned
8
9
REN, (obsolete) to r...
rennes
8
8
RENNE, (Spenser) to...
rennet
8
8
a name given to many...
rennin
8
9
an enzyme found in g...
renown
11
11
to make famous [v -E...
rental
10
8
the amount paid as r...
rented
9
8
RENT, to hire [v]
renter
9
7
one who rents [n -S]
rentes
9
7
RENTE, (French) Fren...
renvoi
11
11
(French) a sending b...
renvoy
17
13
the sending back by...
reoils
11
7
REOIL, to oil again...
reopen
10
10
to open again [v -ED...
reorgs
11
8
REORG, to reorganize...
repack
16
16
to pack again [v -ED...
repaid
12
10
REPAY, to pay back [...
repair
12
9
to restore to good c...
repand
11
11
having a wavy margin...
repark
13
13
to park again [v -ED...
repass
12
9
to pass again [v -ED...
repast
12
9
to partake of a meal...
repave
13
13
to pave again [v REP...
repays
18
11
REPAY, to pay back [...
repeal
12
10
to revoke [v -ED, -I...
repeat
11
9
to say or do again [...
repegs
13
11
REPEG, to peg again...
repels
13
10
REPEL, to drive back...
repent
11
10
to regret and be sor...
reperk
13
13
to brew again [v -ED...
repine
11
10
to express disconten...
repins
12
10
REPIN, to pin again...
replan
12
11
to plan again [v REP...
replay
19
12
to play again [v -ED...
repled
13
11
REPLEAD, to plead ag...
replot
13
10
to plot again [v REP...
replow
16
13
to plow again, also...
replum
15
14
a partition in fruit...
repoll
14
11
to poll again [v -ED...
repone
10
10
to restore to office...
report
12
9
to give an account o...
repose
11
9
to lie at rest [v RE...
repost
12
9
to post again [v -ED...
repots
12
9
REPOT, to put in a n...
repour
12
10
to pour again [v -ED...
repped
14
13
REP, to act as a com...
repros
12
9
REPRO, (short for) r...
repugn
13
13
to fight against; to...
repulp
16
14
to pulp again [v -ED...
repump
16
16
to pump again [v -ED...
repure
12
10
to purify again, als...
repute
12
10
to consider to be as...
requin
18
17
(French) the man-eat...
requit
19
16
(Shakespeare) to rep...
rerack
14
13
to rack again [v -ED...
rerail
11
7
to replace on the ra...
reread
9
7
to read again [v RER...
rerent
9
7
to rent again [v -ED...
rerigs
12
8
RERIG, to rig again...
rerise
10
6
to rise again [v RER...
reroll
12
8
to roll again [v -ED...
reroof
11
9
to renew the roof [v...
rerose
9
6
RERISE, to rise agai...
reruns
10
8
RERUN, to show a rep...
resaid
10
7
RESAY, to say again...
resail
11
7
to sail again [v -ED...
resale
10
7
the act of selling a...
resawn
12
10
RESAW, to saw again...
resaws
13
9
RESAW, to saw again...
resays
16
8
RESAY, to say again...
rescue
13
10
to free from danger...
reseal
10
7
to seal again [v -ED...
reseat
9
6
to seat again [v -ED...
reseau
9
7
a filter screen for...
resect
13
9
to cut away part of...
reseda
9
7
(French) a pale gree...
reseed
9
7
to seed again [v -ED...
reseek
10
10
to seek again [v RES...
reseen
8
7
RESEE, to see again...
resees
9
6
RESEE, to see again...
resell
12
8
to sell again [v RES...
resend
9
8
to send again [v RES...
resent
9
7
to feel affront or i...
resets
10
6
RESET, to set again...
resewn
12
10
RESEW, to sew again...
resews
13
9
RESEW, to sew again...
reshes
12
8
RESH, (Hebrew) a Heb...
reship
15
11
to ship again [v RES...
reshod
12
9
RESHOE, to shoe agai...
reshoe
11
8
to shoe again [v RES...
reshot
12
8
RESHOOT, to film a s...
reshow
15
11
to show again [v RES...
reside
10
7
to live in a certain...
resids
11
7
RESID, a type of fue...
resift
13
9
to sift again [v -ED...
resign
11
9
to give up an office...
resile
11
7
to spring back [v RE...
resins
10
7
RESIN, to impregnate...
resiny
16
9
full of resin [adj]
resist
11
6
to strive against, o...
resite
10
6
to move to a differe...
resits
11
6
RESIT, to sit again...
resize
13
15
to size again [v RES...
reskew
14
13
(Spenser) to rescue,...
reskin
11
11
to replace the outer...
reskue
11
11
(Spenser) to rescue,...
resoak
10
10
to soak again [v -ED...
resods
10
7
RESOD, to put down n...
resold
11
8
RESELL, to sell agai...
resole
10
7
to put on new soles...
resorb
12
9
to absorb again [v -...
resort
10
6
to sort again or dif...
resown
12
10
RESOW, to sow again...
resows
13
9
RESOW, to sow again...
respot
12
9
to spot again [v RES...
rested
10
7
REST, to stop word o...
restem
11
9
to force against the...
rester
10
6
one who rests [n -S]
restos
10
6
RESTO, (Australian s...
result
12
8
to follow as a conse...
resume
11
10
to begin again [v RE...
retack
14
13
to tack again [v -ED...
retags
11
8
RETAG, to tag again...
retail
11
7
to sell direct to th...
retain
9
7
to keep possession o...
retake
10
10
to take back [v RETO...
retama
10
9
(Spanish) a name for...
retape
11
9
to tape again [v RET...
retard
10
7
to hold back [v -ED,...
reteam
10
9
to team up with agai...
retear
9
6
to tear again [v RET...
retell
12
8
to tell again [v RET...
retems
11
9
RETEM, (Spanish) a n...
retene
8
7
a hydrocarbon obtain...
retest
10
6
to test again [v -ED...
retial
11
7
pertaining to a rete...
retied
10
7
RETIE, to tie again...
reties
10
6
RETIE, to tie again...
retile
11
7
to tile again [v RET...
retime
11
9
to time again [v RET...
retina
9
7
a membrane of the ey...
retine
9
7
a substance in cells...
retint
10
7
to tint again [v -ED...
retire
10
6
to withdraw or retre...
retold
11
8
RETELL, to tell agai...
retook
10
10
RETAKE, to take back...
retool
10
7
to reequip with tool...
retore
9
6
RETEAR, to tear agai...
retorn
9
7
RETEAR, to tear agai...
retort
10
6
to answer back [v -E...
retour
10
7
to confirm as heir [...
retral
11
7
situated toward the...
retree
9
6
in papermaking, dama...
retrim
12
9
to trim again [v RET...
retrod
10
7
RETREAD, to tread ag...
retros
10
6
RETRO, a kind of roc...
retted
10
7
RET, to expose to mo...
retund
10
9
to blunt the edge of...
retune
9
8
to tune again [v RET...
returf
13
10
to lay new turf [v -...
return
10
8
to go back [v -ED, -...
retuse
10
7
describing leaves wi...
retype
18
11
to type again [v RET...
reurge
11
9
to press strongly [v...
reused
10
8
REUSE, to use again...
reuses
10
7
REUSE, to use again...
revamp
15
16
to make over [v -ED,...
reveal
12
11
to make known [v -ED...
revels
13
11
REVEL, to engage in...
reverb
14
13
(Shakespeare) to ech...
revere
11
10
to regard with great...
revers
12
10
a part of a garment...
revert
12
10
to return to a forme...
revery
18
12
a daydream, also REV...
revest
12
10
to vest again [v -ED...
revets
12
10
REVET, to face with...
reveur
12
11
(French) a daydreame...
revied
12
11
REVIE, to stake high...
revies
12
10
REVIE, to stake high...
review
15
13
to view again [v -ED...
revile
13
11
to assail with bitte...
revise
12
10
to make a new or imp...
revive
14
14
to bring back to lif...
revoke
12
14
to annul by taking b...
revolt
13
11
to rise up against a...
revote
11
10
to vote again [v REV...
revues
12
11
REVUE, a type of mus...
revved
14
15
REV, to increase the...
rewake
13
13
to wake again [v REW...
reward
13
10
to give in return fo...
rewarm
14
12
to warm again [v -ED...
rewash
15
11
to wash again [v -ED...
rewear
12
9
to wear again [v REW...
reweds
13
10
REWED, to wed again...
reweld
14
11
to weld again [v -ED...
rewets
13
9
REWET, to wet again...
rewild
15
11
to release (an anima...
rewind
13
11
to wind again [v REW...
rewins
13
10
REWIN, to win again...
rewire
13
9
to install new wirin...
rewoke
13
13
REWAKE, to wake agai...
reword
13
10
to state again in di...
rewore
12
9
REWEAR, to wear agai...
rework
14
13
to work again [v REW...
reworn
12
10
REWEAR, to wear agai...
rewove
14
13
REWEAVE, to weave ag...
rewrap
15
12
to wrap again [v REW...
rewths
16
11
REWTH, (Spenser) rut...
rexine
15
14
(tradename) a kind o...
rezero
12
15
to reset (a gauge) b...
rezone
11
16
to zone again [v REZ...
rezzes
16
24
REZ, (short for) a (...
rhanja
13
18
(Hinglish) a male lo...
rhaphe
16
13
a seamlike ridge bet...
rhebok
15
15
(Afrikaans) a South...
rhemes
13
11
RHEME, the constitue...
rhesus
13
9
a kind of monkey [n...
rhetor
12
8
a teacher of rhetori...
rheums
14
12
RHEUM, a watery disc...
rheumy
20
14
like rheum [adj RHEU...
rhexes
18
15
RHEXIS, rupture of a...
rhexis
19
15
rupture of a blood v...
rhimes
14
11
RHIME, (obsolete) a...
rhinal
13
10
pertaining to the no...
rhines
12
9
RHINE, a drainage ch...
rhinos
12
9
RHINO, (short for) a...
rhizic
20
20
of the root of an eq...
rhodic
16
12
of or pertaining to...
rhodie
12
9
(colloquial) a rhodo...
rhombi
16
14
RHOMBUS, a type of g...
rhombs
16
14
RHOMB, a type of geo...
rhones
11
9
RHONE, (Scots) a roo...
rhotic
16
11
(Greek) r- pronounci...
rhumba
16
15
(Spanish) to dance a...
rhumbs
17
15
RHUMB, in marine nav...
rhuses
13
9
RHUS, a plant of the...
rhymed
20
14
RHYME, to compose ve...
rhymer
20
13
one who composes rhy...
rhymes
20
13
RHYME, to compose ve...
rhynes
18
11
RHYNE, a drainage ch...
rhythm
23
15
a pattern of recurre...
rhyton
18
11
an ancient Greek dri...
rialto
11
7
a theatrical distric...
riancy
19
12
merriment [n RIANCIE...
riatas
10
6
RIATA, (Spanish) a l...
ribald
14
11
earthily sexy [adj R...
riband
12
11
a ribbon, also RIBBA...
ribaud
13
11
(Spenser) a menial o...
ribbed
15
13
RIB, to poke fun at...
ribber
15
12
one that ribs [n -S]
ribbie
15
12
in baseball, a run b...
ribbit
16
12
the sound made by a...
ribbon
14
13
to decorate with nar...
ribeye
18
11
a choice cut of beef...
ribibe
15
12
(obsolete) a small t...
ribier
13
9
a large, black grape...
riblet
14
10
the rib end in a bre...
ribose
12
9
a pentose sugar [n -...
ricers
14
9
RICER, a cooking ute...
riched
16
12
RICH, to grow rich [...
richen
15
12
to make or become ri...
richer
16
11
RICH, wealthy [adj]
riches
16
11
RICH, to grow rich [...
richly
24
14
RICH, wealthy [adv]
richts
17
11
RICHT, to right [v]
ricier
14
9
RICY, containing ric...
ricing
15
12
RICE, to form soft f...
ricins
14
10
RICIN, a substance e...
ricked
15
14
RICK, to pile hay in...
ricker
15
13
a young tree trunk [...
ricket
15
13
a mistake or blunder...
rickey
21
15
an alcoholic beverag...
rickle
16
14
(Scots) a loose heap...
rickly
23
16
(Scots) loose, ricke...
ricrac
17
12
a braid used in trim...
rictal
15
10
relating to the rict...
rictus
15
10
the expanse of the o...
ridded
11
9
RID, to free or clea...
ridden
10
9
RIDE, to be conveyed...
ridder
11
8
one who rids [n -S]
riddle
12
9
to pierce with many...
rident
10
8
laughing [adj]
riders
11
7
RIDER, one who rides...
ridged
12
10
RIDGE, to form into...
ridgel
13
10
a male animal with o...
ridger
12
9
a type of plough whi...
ridges
12
9
RIDGE, to form into...
ridgil
14
10
a male animal with o...
riding
12
10
a division of a coun...
ridley
18
10
a sea turtle [n -S]
riever
12
10
a raider, plunderer,...
rieves
12
10
RIEVE, to rob, plund...
rifely
20
12
RIFE, abundant, prev...
rifest
13
9
RIFE, abundant, prev...
riffed
15
13
RIFF, to play such a...
riffle
16
13
to ruffle, to shuffl...
rifled
14
11
RIFLE, to search thr...
rifler
14
10
a hawk that grasps o...
rifles
14
10
RIFLE, to search thr...
riflip
17
13
the genetic differen...
rifted
13
10
RIFT, to form a fiss...
rigged
13
11
RIG, to equip or fit...
rigger
13
10
one who rigs e.g. sh...
righto
14
10
used to express chee...
rights
15
10
RIGHT, to put in pro...
righty
21
12
politically conserva...
rigids
13
9
RIGID, a rigid airsh...
riglin
13
10
a male animal with o...
rigoll
14
10
a gutter or water-ch...
rigols
13
9
RIGOL, a gutter or w...
rigors
12
8
RIGOR, a sense of ch...
rigour
12
9
severity [n -S]
rigout
12
9
a person's distincti...
rilier
12
7
RILEY, turbid, also...
riling
13
10
RILE, to anger [v]
rilled
13
9
RILL, to flow like a...
rilles
13
8
RILLE, a valley on t...
rillet
13
8
a small rill [n -S]
rimaye
17
11
a bergschrund, a cre...
rimers
12
9
RIMER, one that rime...
rimier
12
9
RIMY, covered with r...
riming
13
12
RIME, to cover with...
rimmed
13
13
RIM, to provide with...
rimmer
13
12
a tool used to enlar...
rimose
11
9
marked by cracks, al...
rimous
12
10
marked by cracks, al...
rimple
15
13
to wrinkle [v RIMPLE...
rinded
10
9
RIND, to cover with...
ringed
11
10
RING, to give forth...
ringer
11
9
one that rings [n -S...
rinked
11
12
RINK, to skate at an...
rinsed
10
8
RINSE, to cleanse wi...
rinser
10
7
something or someone...
rinses
10
7
RINSE, to cleanse wi...
riojas
12
15
RIOJA, (Spanish) a d...
rioted
10
7
RIOT, to take part i...
rioter
10
6
one that riots [n -S...
riotry
17
8
the act or practice...
ripeck
17
16
a pole used for moor...
ripely
20
12
RIPE, ready for harv...
ripens
12
10
RIPEN, to become rip...
ripers
13
9
RIPER, one who grope...
ripest
13
9
RIPE, ready for harv...
riping
14
12
RIPE, to ripen [v]
ripoff
17
15
a swindle, an excess...
ripost
13
9
to make a return thr...
ripped
15
13
RIP, to tear apart r...
ripper
15
12
(obsolete) a person...
ripple
16
13
to form small waves...
ripply
23
15
marked by ripples [a...
riprap
15
12
to strengthen with a...
ripsaw
16
12
a type of saw [n -S]...
risers
11
6
RISER, a rod securin...
rishis
14
8
RISHI, (Sanskrit) a...
rising
12
9
the act of one that...
risked
12
11
RISK, to expose to l...
risker
12
10
one who risks or haz...
risped
13
10
RISP, (Scots) to ras...
risque
19
16
a hazard or danger [...
ristra
11
6
a string of dried ch...
ritard
11
7
(Italian) a musical...
ritted
11
7
RIT, (Scots) to scra...
ritter
11
6
(archaic) a German o...
ritual
12
8
according to rite [a...
ritzes
14
15
RITZ, pretentious di...
rivage
13
12
(French) a shore, ba...
rivals
14
11
RIVAL, to strive to...
rivels
14
11
RIVEL, to wrinkle [v...
rivers
13
10
RIVER, a large natur...
rivery
19
12
like a river [adj]
rivets
13
10
RIVET, to fasten wit...
riving
14
13
RIVE, to tear apart...
rivlin
14
12
(Scots) a shoe mould...
riyals
18
9
RIYAL, a monetary un...
rizard
14
16
(Scots) a redcurrant...
rizzar
17
24
(Scots) to dry in th...
rizzer
17
24
(Scots) to dry in th...
rizzor
17
24
(Scots) to dry in th...
roadeo
8
7
a competition for tr...
roadie
9
7
a person who works f...
roamed
10
10
ROAM, to move about...
roamer
10
9
one who roams, a wan...
roared
9
7
ROAR, to utter a ful...
roarer
9
6
one who roars [n -S]
roarie
9
6
(Scots) noisy, garis...
roasts
10
6
ROAST, to cook with...
roated
9
7
ROATE, to learn by r...
roates
9
6
ROATE, to learn by r...
robalo
12
10
(Spanish) a kind of...
roband
11
11
a piece of yarn used...
robata
11
9
(Japanese) a grill u...
robbed
14
13
ROB, to steal [v]
robber
14
12
one that robs [n -S]
robbin
14
13
a kind of package in...
robing
13
12
the putting on of cl...
robins
12
10
ROBIN, a songbird [n...
robles
13
10
ROBLE, (Spanish) a n...
robots
12
9
ROBOT, a man-like ma...
robust
13
10
strong and healthy [...
roches
15
11
ROCH, the little auk...
rochet
15
11
a close-fitting surp...
rocked
14
14
ROCK, to move back a...
rocker
14
13
the rock dove, also...
rocket
14
13
to be projected by t...
rococo
15
12
(French) a style of...
rodded
10
9
ROD, to clear a drai...
rodent
9
8
a gnawing mammal [n...
rodeos
9
7
RODEO, to perform a...
roding
11
10
a wood-cock's evenin...
rodman
10
11
a surveyor's assista...
rodmen
10
11
RODMAN, a surveyor's...
rodney
15
10
(Canadian) a small f...
roemer
10
9
a large drinking gla...
roesti
10
6
a dish of grated pot...
rogers
11
8
ROGER, (slang) to ha...
rognon
9
10
(French) an isolated...
rogued
11
10
ROGUE, to cheat or d...
roguer
11
9
a rogue [n -S]
rogues
11
9
ROGUE, to cheat or d...
roiled
11
8
ROIL, to make muddy...
roined
9
8
ROIN, (Spenser) to g...
roists
11
6
ROIST, to revel nois...
rojaks
13
19
ROJAK, (Malay) a sal...
rokers
11
10
ROKER, any ray other...
rokier
11
10
ROKY, (dialect) mist...
roking
12
13
ROKE, to steam, smok...
rolags
12
9
ROLAG, (Gaelic) a ro...
rolfed
13
11
ROLF, to perform a d...
rolfer
13
10
a manipulator of mus...
rolled
12
9
ROLL, to move along...
roller
12
8
a cylindrical device...
rollie
12
8
a hand-rolled cigare...
rollup
15
12
something that is ro...
romage
11
11
(Shakespeare) tumult...
romaji
13
18
(Japanese) a system...
romals
12
10
ROMAL, (Urdu) a hand...
romano
9
10
(Italian) a black-ri...
romans
10
10
ROMAN, a metrical na...
romcom
15
15
a romantic comedy [n...
romeos
10
9
ROMEO, a man who is...
romped
13
13
ROMP, to play boiste...
romper
13
12
a one-piece garment...
rondel
10
9
(French) a verse for...
rondes
9
8
RONDE, a script prin...
rondos
9
8
RONDO, (Italian) a p...
roneos
8
7
RONEO, (tradename) t...
ronins
9
8
RONIN, (Japanese) a...
ronion
8
8
a mangy or scabby cr...
ronnel
9
9
an insecticide [n -S...
ronnie
8
8
(slang) Dublin slang...
rontes
9
7
RONTE, (Spenser) a r...
ronyon
14
10
(Shakespeare) a mang...
ronzer
12
16
(New Zealand) someon...
roofed
11
10
ROOF, to provide a b...
roofer
11
9
one who supplies or...
roofie
11
9
a tablet of a powerf...
rooked
10
11
ROOK, to swindle [v]
rookie
10
10
a new recruit [n -S]
roomed
10
10
ROOM, to occupy a ro...
roomer
10
9
a lodger [n -S]
roomie
10
9
(colloquial) a roomm...
rooped
11
10
ROOP, (Scots) to mak...
roopit
12
9
(Scots) hoarse, also...
roosas
9
6
ROOSA, an Indian gra...
roosed
9
7
ROOSE, to heap prais...
rooser
9
6
(Scots) a boaster [n...
rooses
9
6
ROOSE, to heap prais...
roosts
10
6
ROOST, to prepare fo...
rooted
9
7
ROOT, to implant in...
rooter
9
6
a vocal supporter [n...
rootle
10
7
to grub [v ROOTLED,...
rootsy
16
8
reminiscent of folk...
ropers
12
9
ROPER, a rope-maker...
ropery
18
11
a place where ropes...
ropier
12
9
ROPY, resembling rop...
ropily
20
12
ROPY, resembling rop...
roping
13
12
the act of roping [n...
roques
18
16
ROQUE, a form of cro...
roquet
18
16
in croquet, a stroke...
rorier
10
6
RORY, (Scots) noisy,...
rorted
10
7
RORT, to falsify acc...
rorter
10
6
a conman [n -S]
rosace
12
9
(French) a rosette;...
rosary
16
8
a series of prayers...
rosbif
15
12
(French) an English...
roscid
14
10
dewy [adj]
roscoe
12
9
(US slang) a gun [n...
roseal
10
7
resembling a rose in...
rosery
16
8
a place where roses...
rosets
10
6
ROSET, (Scots) to co...
rosety
16
8
(Scots) like rosin,...
roshis
13
8
ROSHI, (Japanese) a...
rosied
10
7
ROSY, to redden [v]
rosier
10
6
a rosebush, also ROS...
rosies
10
6
ROSY, to redden [v]
rosily
18
9
ROSY, rose-coloured...
rosing
11
9
ROSE, to redden [v]
rosins
10
7
ROSIN, to treat with...
rosiny
16
9
like rosin, or havin...
rosits
11
6
ROSIT, (Scots) to co...
rosser
10
6
(slang) a policeman,...
rosted
10
7
ROST, (obsolete) to...
roster
10
6
to put on a list of...
rostis
11
6
ROSTI, a cheese-topp...
rostra
10
6
ROSTRUM, a beaklike...
rosula
11
8
a leaf-rosette [n -S...
rotans
9
7
ROTAN, a climbing pl...
rotary
16
8
a rotating part of d...
rotate
9
6
to turn like a wheel...
rotche
15
11
the little auk, also...
rotgut
12
9
(colloquial) rough,...
rother
12
8
(obsolete) an ox, co...
roting
11
9
ROTE, to learn by re...
rotini
10
7
(Italian) a kind of...
rotolo
10
7
(Italian) an Italian...
rotons
9
7
ROTON, a quantum of...
rotors
10
6
ROTOR, a rotating pa...
rottan
9
7
(dialect) a rat, als...
rotted
10
7
ROT, to decompose [v...
rotten
9
7
very bad, rotted, al...
rotter
10
6
a scoundrel [n -S]
rottes
10
6
ROTTE, a medieval st...
rotula
11
8
(Latin) the kneecap...
rotund
10
9
rounded, plump [adj...
rouble
13
11
a monetary unit of t...
rouche
15
12
(French) a frill of...
roucou
13
11
a bright orange colo...
rouens
9
8
ROUEN, (French) a ty...
rouged
11
10
ROUGE, to colour wit...
rouges
11
9
ROUGE, to colour wit...
roughs
14
11
ROUGH, to make rough...
rought
14
11
RECK, to be concerne...
roughy
20
13
a dry bough, also RO...
roules
11
8
ROULE, (obsolete) a...
rounce
12
11
part of a hand print...
rouncy
19
13
(archaic) a riding-h...
rounds
10
9
ROUND, to make round...
rouped
12
11
ROUP, (Scots) to auc...
roupet
12
10
(Scots) hoarse, also...
roupit
13
10
(Scots) hoarse, also...
roused
10
8
ROUSE, to disturb or...
rouser
10
7
a person or thing th...
rouses
10
7
ROUSE, to disturb or...
rousts
11
7
ROUST, to arouse and...
routed
10
8
ROUTE, to send on a...
router
10
7
a two-handled plane...
routes
10
7
ROUTE, to send on a...
rouths
13
9
ROUTH, (Scots) abund...
rovers
12
10
ROVER, one who roves...
roving
13
13
wandering [adj ROVIN...
rowans
12
10
ROWAN, a small decid...
rowels
14
10
ROWEL, to prick with...
rowens
12
10
ROWEN, a second mowi...
rowers
13
9
ROWER, one who rows...
rowies
13
9
ROWIE, (Scots) a bre...
rowing
14
12
the sport of racing...
rowmes
14
12
ROWME, (Spenser) pla...
rownds
13
11
ROWND, (obsolete) to...
rowted
13
10
ROWT, to rummage out...
rowths
16
11
ROWTH, (Scots) abund...
royals
17
9
ROYAL, a size of pri...
royned
15
10
ROYNE, (Spenser) to...
roynes
15
9
ROYNE, (Spenser) to...
roysts
17
8
ROYST, to revel nois...
rozets
13
15
ROZET, (Scots) to ro...
rozits
14
15
ROZIT, (Scots) to ro...
rozzer
16
24
(slang) a policeman,...
ruanas
9
8
RUANA, (Spanish) a w...
rubace
15
13
a kind of ruby-red q...
rubais
13
10
RUBAI, (Arabic) a Pe...
rubati
13
10
RUBATO, a musical pi...
rubato
12
10
a musical piece with...
rubbed
15
14
RUB, to apply fricti...
rubber
15
13
to provide with an e...
rubbet
15
13
RUB, to apply fricti...
rubbit
16
13
RUB, to apply fricti...
rubble
16
14
to reduce into piece...
rubbly
23
16
abounding in rubble...
rubefy
21
15
to redden, also RUBI...
rubels
14
11
RUBEL, a currency un...
rubied
13
11
RUBY, to redden [v]
rubier
13
10
RUBY, red like a rub...
rubies
13
10
RUBY, to redden [v]
rubify
22
15
to redden, also RUBE...
rubigo
14
12
red iron oxide [n -S...
rubine
12
11
(Spenser) a ruby, al...
rubins
13
11
RUBIN, (Spenser) a r...
rubles
14
11
RUBLE, a monetary un...
ruboff
17
16
a deep impression ma...
rubout
13
11
an act of rubbing ou...
rubric
17
13
a passage in a book...
ruched
16
13
RUCHE, to trim with...
ruches
16
12
RUCHE, to trim with...
rucked
15
15
RUCK, to wrinkle or...
ruckle
16
15
to wrinkle or crease...
ruckus
16
15
a noisy disturbance...
rucola
14
11
(Italian) a Mediterr...
rudded
11
10
RUD, (Spenser) to re...
rudder
11
9
a vertical blade use...
ruddle
12
10
to colour with a red...
rudely
18
11
RUDE, boorish [adv]
rudery
17
10
(colloquial) rudenes...
rudest
11
8
RUDE, boorish [adj]
rudies
11
8
RUDIE, (slang) a rud...
rudish
14
10
somewhat rude [adj]
rudist
12
8
a cone-shaped extinc...
ruedas
10
8
RUEDA, a Cuban stree...
rueful
14
12
feeling sorrow or re...
rueing
11
10
repentance [n -S]
ruelle
12
9
the space between a...
ruffed
15
14
RUFF, at bridge, to...
ruffes
15
13
RUFFE, a freshwater...
ruffin
15
14
(Spenser) a small fr...
ruffle
16
14
to disturb the smoot...
ruffly
23
16
not smooth [adj RUFF...
rufous
13
11
a reddish or brownis...
rugate
11
9
wrinkled; covered wi...
rugged
13
12
having an uneven sur...
rugger
13
11
a form of football,...
rugola
12
10
(Italian) a Mediterr...
rugosa
11
9
a garden rose [n -S]
rugose
11
9
wrinkled; covered wi...
rugous
12
10
wrinkled; covered wi...
rugrat
12
9
(colloquial) a young...
ruined
10
9
RUIN, to destroy [v]
ruiner
10
8
one who ruins [n -S]
ruings
12
10
RUING, repentance [n...
rulers
12
8
RULER, to strike wit...
rulier
12
8
RULY, obedient, orde...
ruling
13
11
an authoritative dec...
rumaki
13
14
(Japanese) an appeti...
rumals
13
11
RUMAL, (Urdu) a hand...
rumbas
14
13
RUMBA, to perform a...
rumble
15
14
to make a deep, thun...
rumbly
22
16
tending to rumble [a...
rumbos
14
13
RUMBO, rum punch [n]
rumdum
14
15
an alcoholic [n -S]
rumens
11
11
RUMEN, a part of the...
rumina
11
11
RUMEN, a part of the...
rumkin
13
15
(obsolete) a kind of...
rummer
13
13
(Dutch) a large drin...
rumors
12
10
RUMOR, to spread by...
rumour
12
11
to spread by hearsay...
rumped
14
14
RUMP, to turn one's...
rumple
15
14
to wrinkle, crease [...
rumply
22
16
wrinkled [adj RUMPLI...
rumpos
14
13
RUMPO, (slang) sexua...
rumpot
14
13
an alcoholic [n -S]
rumpus
15
14
a noisy disturbance...
rundle
11
10
a round, a rung of a...
runged
11
11
having rungs [adj]
runkle
12
13
to wrinkle, crease [...
runlet
11
9
a little brook, also...
runnel
10
10
a little brook, also...
runner
9
9
one who runs [n -S]
runnet
9
9
(dialect) rennet [n...
runoff
14
14
a rainfall that is n...
runout
10
9
a dismissal at crick...
runrig
12
10
(Scots) a system of...
runted
10
9
stunted [adj]
runway
19
13
a landing and takeof...
rupees
12
10
RUPEE, a monetary un...
rupiah
15
12
a monetary unit of I...
rupias
13
10
RUPIA, a skin ulcer...
rurals
12
8
RURAL, a country-dwe...
rurban
12
11
partially rural, par...
ruscus
15
11
any plant of the gen...
rushed
13
10
RUSH, to move swiftl...
rushee
12
9
a college student se...
rushen
12
10
made of rushes [adj]
rusher
13
9
in American football...
rushes
13
9
RUSH, to move swiftl...
rusine
10
8
pertaining to a deer...
rusmas
12
10
RUSMA, a depilatory...
russel
12
8
a ribbed cotton and...
russet
11
7
to become reddish br...
russia
11
7
a fine brownish-red...
rusted
11
8
RUST, to form a coat...
rustic
15
10
of or like the count...
rustle
12
8
to steal cattle [v R...
rustre
11
7
a lozenge pierced wi...
ruther
13
9
(dialect) rather [ad...
rutile
12
8
a reddish-brown mine...
rutins
11
8
RUTIN, a drug used a...
rutted
11
8
RUT, to make grooves...
rutter
11
7
(obsolete) a horsema...
rybats
19
11
RYBAT, (Scots) a dre...
ryking
19
15
RYKE, (Scots) to rea...
rymmed
19
15
RYMME, (obsolete) to...
rymmes
19
14
RYMME, (obsolete) to...
ryokan
16
13
(Japanese) a traditi...
rypeck
23
18
a pole used for moor...
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