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rabatines
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RABATINE, (Scott) a...
rabatment
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rotation into coinci...
rabatting
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RABATTE, (French) to...
rabbeting
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RABBET, to join by a...
rabbinate
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the office of a rabb...
rabbinics
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the study of rabbini...
rabbinism
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a rabbinic expressio...
rabbinist
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a person who adheres...
rabbinite
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a person who adheres...
rabbiters
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RABBITER, one who hu...
rabbiting
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the act of hunting r...
rabbitohs
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RABBITOH, (Australia...
rabblings
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RABBLING, (Scots) th...
rabidness
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the state of being r...
racahouts
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RACAHOUT, (Arabic) a...
raccahout
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(Arabic) acorn meal,...
racecards
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RACECARD, a programm...
racegoers
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RACEGOER, an attende...
racegoing
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attendance at race m...
racehorse
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a horse bred to race...
racemates
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RACEMATE, a salt of...
racemised
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RACEMISE, to change...
racemises
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RACEMISE, to change...
racemisms
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RACEMISM, the qualit...
racemized
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RACEMIZE, to change...
racemizes
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RACEMIZE, to change...
racepaths
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RACEPATH, a course f...
racetrack
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a track on which rac...
racewalks
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RACEWALK, to walk fo...
racheting
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RACHET, to move by a...
rachidial
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of or like a rachis,...
rachidian
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of or like a rachis,...
rachillae
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RACHILLA, the centra...
rachillas
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RACHILLA, the centra...
racialise
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to make racial, also...
racialism
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a doctrine of racial...
racialist
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one with racist view...
racialize
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to make racial, also...
raciation
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13
the formation locall...
racketeer
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a criminal who runs...
racketers
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RACKETER, one who ma...
racketier
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16
RACKETY, noisy [adj]
racketing
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19
RACKET, to make a lo...
rackingly
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RACKING, tormenting,...
rackworks
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RACKWORK, any mechan...
raclettes
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RACLETTE, (French) a...
raconteur
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(French) a teller of...
racqueted
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RACQUET, to strike w...
raddleman
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one who marks e.g. s...
raddlemen
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RADDLEMAN, one who m...
raddockes
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18
RADDOCKE, (Shakespea...
radialise
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to arrange radially,...
radiality
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radial symmetry [n R...
radialize
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to arrange radially,...
radiances
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RADIANCE, the qualit...
radiantly
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RADIANT, shining [ad...
radiately
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RADIATE, arranged li...
radiating
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RADIATE, to emit ray...
radiation
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heat transport witho...
radiative
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capable of radiating...
radiators
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RADIATOR, a heating...
radiatory
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relating to radiatio...
radically
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RADICAL, fundamental...
radicands
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RADICAND, a quantity...
radicated
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RADICATE, to cause t...
radicates
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RADICATE, to cause t...
radicchio
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(Italian) a purple-l...
radicular
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of or pertaining to...
radicules
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RADICULE, a rootlike...
radiogold
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the radioisotope gol...
radiogram
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an X-ray photograph...
radiology
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the study of X-rays...
radionics
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diagnosis and treatm...
radiothon
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a marathon talk-in o...
radiusing
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RADIUS, to give a ro...
radwastes
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RADWASTE, radioactiv...
raffinate
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the refined fraction...
raffinose
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a colorless crystall...
raffishly
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RAFFISH, marked by o...
rafflesia
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any of various steml...
raftering
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rafters collectively...
raggedest
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RAGGED, tattered [ad...
raggedier
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RAGGEDY, somewhat ra...
raggeries
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RAGGERY, rags collec...
ragouting
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RAGOUT, to make into...
ragpicker
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one who gets a livin...
ragstones
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RAGSTONE, any of var...
ragtimers
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RAGTIMER, one who pl...
ragwheels
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RAGWHEEL, a toothed...
railbirds
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RAILBIRD, a racing e...
railbuses
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RAILBUS, a passenger...
railcards
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RAILCARD, a special...
railheads
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RAILHEAD, the end of...
railingly
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RAILING, jeering [ad...
railroads
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RAILROAD, to put thr...
railwoman
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a female railway wor...
railwomen
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RAILWOMAN, a female...
rainbands
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RAINBAND, a dark ban...
rainbirds
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RAINBIRD, a bird, su...
rainbowed
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having a rainbow [ad...
raincheck
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a ticket for future...
raincoats
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RAINCOAT, a coat wor...
raindates
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RAINDATE, an alterna...
raindrops
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RAINDROP, a drop of...
rainfalls
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RAINFALL, a fall of...
raininess
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the state of being r...
rainmaker
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a person in tribal s...
rainproof
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to make proof agains...
rainspout
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a gutter, a downspou...
rainstick
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a musical instrument...
rainstorm
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a storm of rain [n -...
rainsuits
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RAINSUIT, a waterpro...
rainswept
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(of a place) open to...
raintight
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rainproof [adj]
rainwater
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water from rainfall...
rainwears
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RAINWEAR, waterproof...
raiseable
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capable of being rai...
rajahship
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the office or dignit...
rajaships
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RAJASHIP, the office...
rakehells
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RAKEHELL, a man lack...
rakehelly
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like a rakehell, dis...
rakeshame
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a vile, dissolute wr...
rakshasas
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RAKSHASA, (Sanskrit)...
rakshases
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RAKSHAS, (Sanskrit)...
ralliform
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of the rail family o...
rallyings
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RALLYING, the sport...
rallyists
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RALLYIST, one who ta...
ramblings
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RAMBLING, the act of...
rambutans
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RAMBUTAN, (Malay) a...
ramequins
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RAMEQUIN, a small ca...
ramifying
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RAMIFY, to divide in...
ramillies
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RAMILLIE, a type of...
rammishly
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RAMMISH, resembling...
rampagers
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RAMPAGER, one who ra...
rampaging
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the act of rampaging...
rampantly
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RAMPANT, unrestraine...
ramparted
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RAMPART, to furnish...
rampauged
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RAMPAUGE, (Scots) to...
rampauges
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RAMPAUGE, (Scots) to...
rampicked
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of a tree, like a ra...
ramrodded
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RAMROD, to push or d...
ramshorns
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RAMSHORN, a snail us...
ramtillas
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RAMTILLA, a plant of...
ranariums
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RANARIUM, a place fo...
rancheras
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RANCHERA, (Spanish)...
rancheria
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(Spanish) in Spanish...
rancherie
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a Canadian Indian vi...
rancheros
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RANCHERO, (Spanish)...
ranchings
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RANCHING, the act of...
ranchless
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without a ranch [adj...
ranchlike
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like a ranch [adj]
rancidest
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RANCID, rank in tast...
rancidity
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the state of being r...
rancorous
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full of rancour [adj...
rancoured
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having feelings of r...
randiness
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the state of being r...
randlords
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RANDLORD, in South A...
randomise
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to make random, also...
randomize
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to make random, also...
rangatira
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(Maori) a leader or...
rangeland
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land suitable for gr...
ranginess
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the state of being r...
rangioras
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RANGIORA, (Maori) an...
rankshift
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to shift or be shift...
ransacked
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RANSACK, to search t...
ransacker
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one who ransacks [n...
ranshakle
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(Scott) to search, r...
ransomers
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RANSOMER, one who ra...
ransoming
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RANSOM, to pay a pri...
ranterism
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the practice or tene...
rantingly
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RANTING, hectoring [...
rantipole
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(archaic) a wild, re...
ranunculi
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RANUNCULUS, a genus...
ranzelman
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an official who sear...
ranzelmen
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RANZELMAN, an offici...
rapacious
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greedy, predacious [...
rapeseeds
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RAPESEED, the seed o...
raphanias
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RAPHANIA, a form of...
rapidness
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rapidity [n -ES]
rapparees
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RAPPAREE, (Irish) a...
rappeling
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RAPPEL, to descend f...
rappelled
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RAPPEL, to descend f...
raptorial
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predatory, also RAPT...
rapturing
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RAPTURE, to fill wit...
rapturise
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to put, or be put, i...
rapturist
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an enthusiast [n -S]
rapturize
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to put, or be put, i...
rapturous
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in a state of raptur...
rarefiers
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RAREFIER, something...
rarefying
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RAREFY, to make less...
rareripes
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RARERIPE, a fruit th...
rarifying
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RARIFY, to make less...
rascaille
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(archaic) an archaic...
rascaldom
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the state of being a...
rascalism
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rascally conduct, al...
rascality
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rascally conduct, al...
rascasses
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RASCASSE, a kind of...
rasmalais
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RASMALAI, (Hindi) an...
raspatory
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a surgeon's rasp [n...
raspberry
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the fruit of Rubus i...
raspiness
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the state of being r...
raspingly
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RASPING, abrasive [a...
rastafari
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a member of a West I...
rastering
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RASTER, to create a...
rasterise
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to convert an image...
rasterize
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to convert an image...
rataplans
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RATAPLAN, to make a...
ratcheted
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RATCHET, to move by...
rateables
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property that is lia...
ratemeter
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an instrument for me...
ratepayer
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one who pays rates o...
ratfishes
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RATFISH, a marine fi...
ratherest
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RATHER [adj]
ratheripe
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a fruit that ripens...
ratherish
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(colloquial) rather...
rathouses
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RATHOUSE, (Australia...
rathripes
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RATHRIPE, a fruit th...
raticides
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RATICIDE, a substanc...
ratifiers
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RATIFIER, one who ra...
ratifying
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RATIFY, to approve a...
rationale
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a reasoned expositio...
rationals
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RATIONAL, a number t...
rationing
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distribution in fixe...
ratooners
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RATOONER, a plant th...
ratooning
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RATOON, to sprout fr...
ratsbanes
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RATSBANE, rat poison...
rattailed
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having tails like ra...
ratteners
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RATTENER, one who ra...
rattening
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compelling obedience...
ratteries
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RATTERY, a place whe...
rattiness
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the state of being r...
rattlebag
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a rattle or rattling...
rattlebox
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any of various tropi...
rattliest
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RATTLY, inclined to...
rattlines
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RATTLINE, any of the...
rattlings
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RATTLING, any of the...
rattooned
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RATTOON, to sprout f...
raucities
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RAUCITY, harshness o...
raucously
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RAUCOUS, loud and un...
raunchier
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RAUNCHY, coarsely or...
raunchily
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RAUNCHY, coarsely or...
raunching
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RAUNCH, (Spenser) to...
rauwolfia
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a tropical tree or s...
ravelings
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RAVELING, a ravelled...
ravellers
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RAVELLER, one who ra...
ravelling
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a ravelled out threa...
ravelment
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confusion, complexit...
ravenings
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RAVENING, the act of...
ravenlike
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like a raven [adj]
ravigotes
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RAVIGOTE, (French) a...
ravigotte
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(French) vinegar sau...
ravishers
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RAVISHER, one who ra...
ravishing
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RAVISH, to seize and...
rawhiding
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18
RAWHIDE, to beat wit...
rawnesses
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RAWNESS, the state o...
raylessly
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RAYLESS, without ray...
razorable
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(Shakespeare) fit to...
razorback
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the rorqual [n -S]
razorbill
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a species of auk, wi...
razorclam
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a lamellibranch moll...
razorfish
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a lamellibranch moll...
razzberry
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(US) a raspberry [n...
reabsorbs
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REABSORB, to absorb...
reacceded
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REACCEDE, to accede...
reaccedes
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REACCEDE, to accede...
reaccents
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REACCENT, to accent...
reaccepts
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REACCEPT, to accept...
reacclaim
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to acclaim again [v...
reaccused
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REACCUSE, to accuse...
reaccuses
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REACCUSE, to accuse...
reachable
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being within reach [...
reachless
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15
being beyond reach;...
reacquire
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to acquire again [v...
reactance
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the component of imp...
reactants
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REACTANT, a substanc...
reactions
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REACTION, the act of...
reactuate
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to actuate again [v...
readapted
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READAPT, to adapt ag...
readdicts
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READDICT, to become...
readdress
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to address again, es...
readiness
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the state of being r...
readjusts
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READJUST, to adjust...
readopted
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READOPT, to adopt ag...
readorned
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READORN, to adorn ag...
readvance
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to advance again [v...
readvised
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15
READVISE, to advise...
readvises
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READVISE, to advise...
readymade
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16
made before sale, no...
reaedifye
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15
(Spenser) to rebuild...
reaffirms
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REAFFIRM, to affirm...
reaffixed
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REAFFIX, to affix ag...
reaffixes
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REAFFIX, to affix ag...
realigned
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REALIGN, to align ag...
realisers
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REALISER, one who re...
realising
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REALISE, to accompli...
realistic
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resembling reality,...
realities
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REALITY, something t...
realizers
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REALIZER, one who re...
realizing
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REALIZE, to accompli...
reallying
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REALLY, to ally agai...
realmless
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destitute of a realm...
realtered
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REALTER, to alter ag...
realtones
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REALTONE, a ringtone...
reamended
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REAMEND, to amend ag...
reanalyse
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to analyse again, al...
reanalyze
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to analyze again, al...
reanimate
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to bring back to lif...
reannexed
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REANNEX, to annex ag...
reannexes
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REANNEX, to annex ag...
reanoints
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REANOINT, to anoint...
reanswers
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REANSWER, to be equi...
reaphooks
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REAPHOOK, an impleme...
reapparel
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to clothe again [v R...
reappears
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REAPPEAR, to appear...
reapplied
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REAPPLY, to apply ag...
reapplies
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REAPPLY, to apply ag...
reappoint
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to appoint again [v...
reapprove
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to approve again [v...
rearguard
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the rear of an army;...
rearguing
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REARGUE, to argue ag...
rearhorse
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a praying mantis [n...
rearising
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REARISE, to arise ag...
rearmouse
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a bat, also REREMOUS...
rearousal
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the act of rearousin...
rearoused
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REAROUSE, to arouse...
rearouses
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10
REAROUSE, to arouse...
rearrange
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to arrange in a diff...
rearrests
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REARREST, to arrest...
rearwards
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REARWARD, the rearmo...
reascends
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REASCEND, to ascend...
reascents
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REASCENT, a second a...
reasoners
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REASONER, one who re...
reasoning
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the derivation of in...
reassails
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REASSAIL, to assail...
reasserts
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9
REASSERT, to assert...
reassigns
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12
REASSIGN, to assign...
reassorts
15
9
REASSORT, to assort...
reassumed
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REASSUME, to assume...
reassumes
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REASSUME, to assume...
reassured
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REASSURE, to assure...
reassurer
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10
one who reassures [n...
reassures
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10
REASSURE, to assure...
reastiest
15
9
REASTY, rancid [adj]
reattacks
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REATTACK, to attack...
reattains
14
10
REATTAIN, to attain...
reattempt
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to attempt again [v...
reavailed
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REAVAIL, to avail ag...
reavowing
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REAVOW, to vow again...
reawakens
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REAWAKEN, to wake ag...
reawaking
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REAWAKE, to awake ag...
rebacking
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REBACK, to replace t...
rebadging
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18
REBADGE, to market a...
rebaiting
18
15
REBAIT, to bait agai...
rebalance
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17
to balance again [v...
rebaptise
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to baptize again or...
rebaptism
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a second baptism [n...
rebaptize
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to baptize again or...
rebatable
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that can be rebated,...
rebbetzin
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(Yiddish) the wife o...
rebeldoms
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REBELDOM, an area co...
rebellers
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REBELLER, one who re...
rebelling
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17
REBEL, to oppose aut...
rebellion
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the act of rebelling...
rebellows
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17
REBELLOW, to bellow...
rebidding
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17
REBID, to bid again...
rebilling
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17
REBILL, to bill agai...
rebinding
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17
REBIND, to bind agai...
rebirther
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14
one who claims to ha...
reblended
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REBLEND, to blend ag...
reblochon
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19
a delicately-flavour...
rebloomed
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REBLOOM, to bloom ag...
reblossom
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16
to blossom again [v...
reboarded
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REBOARD, to board ag...
reboation
15
13
being reboant, rever...
rebodying
24
18
REBODY, to renew the...
reboiling
19
16
REBOIL, to boil agai...
rebooking
18
19
REBOOK, to book agai...
rebooting
17
15
REBOOT, to renew the...
reborrows
20
15
REBORROW, to borrow...
rebottled
18
14
REBOTTLE, to bottle...
rebottles
18
13
REBOTTLE, to bottle...
rebounded
16
16
REBOUND, to spring b...
rebounder
16
15
something that rebou...
rebracing
21
18
REBRACE, to brace ag...
rebranded
16
15
REBRAND, to change a...
rebuffing
23
22
REBUFF, to reject or...
rebuilded
19
16
REBUILD, to build ag...
rebukable
21
21
worthy of rebuke [ad...
rebukeful
22
22
containing rebuke; o...
reburials
19
14
REBURIAL, a second b...
reburying
25
18
REBURY, to bury agai...
rebutment
18
17
the act of rebutting...
rebuttals
19
14
REBUTTAL, an argumen...
rebutters
18
13
REBUTTER, one who re...
rebutting
19
16
REBUT, to prove to b...
rebuttons
17
14
REBUTTON, to button...
recalesce
21
16
to liberate heat sud...
recallers
20
14
RECALLER, one who re...
recalling
21
17
RECALL, to call back...
recalment
19
17
the act of calling b...
recamiers
19
15
RECAMIER, (French) a...
recanters
17
13
RECANTER, one who re...
recanting
18
16
RECANT, to make a fo...
recapping
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RECAP, (short for) r...
recaption
19
16
taking back by peace...
recaptors
20
15
RECAPTOR, one who re...
recapture
20
16
to capture again [v...
recarpets
20
15
RECARPET, to replace...
recarried
18
13
RECARRY, to carry ag...
recarries
18
12
RECARRY, to carry ag...
recasting
19
15
RECAST, to cast agai...
recatalog
19
15
to catalog again, al...
recatches
23
17
RECATCH, to catch ag...
recaution
17
14
to caution again [v...
receipted
20
16
RECEIPT, to mark as...
receiptor
20
15
a person who receipt...
receivals
21
17
RECEIVAL, the act of...
receivers
20
16
RECEIVER, one that r...
receiving
21
19
the act of receiving...
recements
18
16
RECEMENT, to redo ce...
recencies
20
16
RECENCY, the state o...
recensing
18
16
RECENSE, to revise c...
recension
16
14
the act of reviewing...
recensors
17
13
RECENSOR, to censor...
recentest
17
13
RECENT, happening no...
recentred
17
14
RECENTRE, to centre...
recentres
17
13
RECENTRE, to centre...
reception
19
16
the act of receiving...
receptive
22
19
ready to receive [ad...
receptors
20
15
RECEPTOR, a nerve en...
recertify
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17
to certify again [v...
recessing
19
15
RECESS, to place in...
recession
17
13
a temporary decline...
recessive
20
16
tending to receive [...
rechanged
20
18
RECHANGE, to change...
rechanges
20
17
RECHANGE, to change...
rechannel
19
17
to channel again [v...
recharged
21
17
RECHARGE, to charge...
recharger
21
16
a device for recharg...
recharges
21
16
RECHARGE, to charge...
recharted
20
15
RECHART, to chart ag...
recharter
20
14
to charter again [v...
rechauffe
24
21
(French) a reheated...
recheated
19
15
RECHEAT, to sound a...
rechecked
24
22
RECHECK, to check ag...
recherche
25
19
(French) exquisite,...
rechewing
24
20
RECHEW, to chew agai...
rechipped
25
21
RECHIP, to change th...
rechlesse
21
15
(Spenser) reckless,...
rechooses
19
14
RECHOOSE, to choose...
recipient
20
16
one who receives [n...
recircled
23
17
RECIRCLE, to circle...
recircles
23
16
RECIRCLE, to circle...
recisions
18
13
RECISION, a cancella...
recitable
21
16
that can be recited...
recklings
22
20
RECKLING, the runt o...
reckoners
18
17
RECKONER, one that r...
reckoning
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20
the act of reckoning...
recladded
19
16
RECLAD, to clad agai...
reclaimed
20
17
RECLAIM, to make sui...
reclaimer
20
16
one who reclaims [n...
reclasped
21
17
RECLASP, to clasp ag...
recleaned
17
15
RECLEAN, to clean ag...
reclimbed
23
20
RECLIMB, to climb ag...
reclinate
18
14
bent down or back [a...
recliners
19
14
RECLINER, a kind of...
reclining
20
17
RECLINE, to lean or...
reclosing
20
16
RECLOSE, to close ag...
reclothed
21
16
RECLOTHE, to dress a...
reclothes
21
15
RECLOTHE, to dress a...
reclusely
27
17
like a recluse [adj]
reclusion
19
15
religious seclusion...
reclusive
22
18
solitary by nature [...
reclusory
26
16
the habitation of a...
recoaling
19
16
RECOAL, to refill wi...
recoating
18
15
RECOAT, to coat agai...
recocking
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22
RECOCK, to cock agai...
recognise
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15
to identify as known...
recognize
21
24
to identify as known...
recoilers
19
13
RECOILER, one who, o...
recoiling
20
16
RECOIL, to draw back...
recoinage
17
15
the act of coining a...
recoining
18
16
RECOIN, to coin agai...
recollect
23
17
to remember [v -ED,...
recollets
20
14
RECOLLET, (French) a...
recolored
18
14
RECOLOR, to color ag...
recolours
19
14
RECOLOUR, to colour...
recombine
20
19
to combine again [v...
recombing
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21
RECOMB, to comb agai...
recomfort
21
18
(archaic) to comfort...
recommend
19
20
to commend or introd...
recommits
21
18
RECOMMIT, to commit...
recompact
24
21
to compact or join a...
recompile
22
19
to compile again [v...
recompose
20
18
to compose again [v...
recompute
21
19
to compute again [v...
reconcile
21
17
to restore or bring...
recondite
17
14
concealed; deep; hav...
reconduct
21
18
to conduct again [v...
reconfers
19
16
RECONFER, to confer...
reconfine
18
17
to confine again [v...
reconfirm
21
19
to confirm anew [v -...
reconnect
19
17
to connect again [v...
reconning
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17
RECON, to conduct a...
reconquer
25
23
to conquer again [v...
reconsign
18
16
to consign again [v...
reconsole
17
14
to console again [v...
reconsult
19
15
to consult again [v...
recontact
20
16
to contact again [v...
recontour
17
14
to contour again [v...
reconvene
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18
to convene again [v...
reconvert
19
17
to convert again [v...
reconveys
25
19
RECONVEY, to convey...
reconvict
23
20
to convict again [v...
recooking
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19
RECOOK, to cook agai...
recopying
27
20
RECOPY, to copy agai...
recorders
18
13
RECORDER, one that r...
recording
19
16
a record of sound or...
recordist
19
13
a person who records...
recorking
20
19
RECORK, to cork agai...
recountal
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15
the act of recountin...
recounted
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15
RECOUNT, to relate i...
recounter
17
14
one who recounts [n...
recouping
21
19
RECOUP, to get back...
recoupled
21
18
RECOUPLE, to couple...
recouples
21
17
RECOUPLE, to couple...
recouring
19
16
RECOURE, to recover,...
recoursed
18
14
RECOURSE, to return,...
recourses
18
13
RECOURSE, to return,...
recovered
19
17
RECOVER, to obtain a...
recoveree
18
16
the person against w...
recoverer
19
16
one who recovers [n...
recoveror
19
16
the demandant in a c...
recowered
20
16
RECOWER, to recover,...
recoyling
26
18
RECOYLE, (Spenser) t...
recrating
19
15
RECRATE, to crate ag...
recreance
19
16
mean-spiritedness; a...
recreancy
26
18
the state of being a...
recreants
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13
RECREANT, a coward;...
recreated
17
13
RECREATE, to reinvig...
recreates
17
12
RECREATE, to reinvig...
recreator
17
12
one who recreates [n...
recrement
18
16
a waste product of a...
recrossed
18
13
RECROSS, to cross ag...
recrosses
18
12
RECROSS, to cross ag...
recrowned
20
17
RECROWN, to crown ag...
recruital
20
14
the act of recruitin...
recruited
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14
RECRUIT, to enlist f...
recruiter
19
13
one who recruits [n...
rectangle
19
16
a four-sided plane f...
rectified
21
16
RECTIFY, to correct,...
rectifier
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15
a person who rectifi...
rectifies
21
15
RECTIFY, to correct,...
rectitude
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14
rightness, integrity...
rectocele
21
16
the herniation of th...
rectorate
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12
the office of rector...
rectoress
18
12
a female rector, a r...
rectorial
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13
pertaining to a rect...
rectories
18
12
RECTORY, a rector's...
rectrices
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15
RECTRIX, a feather o...
recuiling
21
17
RECUILE, (Spenser) t...
recumbent
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20
reclining; lying com...
recurrent
18
14
happening again and...
recurring
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16
RECUR, to come aroun...
recursion
18
14
the application or u...
recursive
21
17
involving or designa...
recurvate
20
17
bent back [adj]
recurving
22
20
RECURVE, to bend bac...
recusance
20
17
the state of being r...
recusancy
27
19
the state of being r...
recusants
18
14
RECUSANT, one who re...
recutting
20
16
RECUT, to cut again...
recyclate
28
18
material that has be...
recyclers
29
18
RECYCLER, one who re...
recycling
30
21
the act of reclaimin...
recyclist
30
18
one who recycles, al...
redacting
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16
REDACT, to prepare f...
redaction
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14
an act or instance o...
redactors
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13
REDACTOR, an editor...
redamaged
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16
REDAMAGE, to damage...
redamages
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15
REDAMAGE, to damage...
redargued
16
14
REDARGUE, (Scots) to...
redargues
16
13
REDARGUE, (Scots) to...
redbaited
17
14
REDBAIT, to denounce...
redbaiter
17
13
one who redbaits [n...
redbreast
17
13
the robin [n -S]
redbricks
23
20
REDBRICK, a British...
reddendos
14
13
REDDENDO, (Scots) in...
reddendum
16
17
a clause in a lease...
reddening
15
15
REDDEN, to make or b...
reddishly
26
16
REDDISH, somewhat re...
reddleman
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16
one who marks e.g. s...
reddlemen
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16
REDDLEMAN, one who m...
redealing
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14
REDEAL, to deal agai...
redecided
18
15
REDECIDE, to decide...
redecides
18
14
REDECIDE, to decide...
redecraft
20
16
(archaic) logic [n -...
redeemers
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13
REDEEMER, one that r...
redeeming
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16
REDEEM, to buy back...
redefeats
16
13
REDEFEAT, to defeat...
redefects
20
16
REDEFECT, to defect...
redefined
16
15
REDEFINE, to define...
redefines
16
14
REDEFINE, to define...
redefying
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18
REDEFY, to defy agai...
redeliver
18
15
to deliver or give b...
redemands
15
15
REDEMAND, to demand...
redenying
21
16
REDENY, to deny agai...
redeploys
24
16
REDEPLOY, to deploy...
redeposit
17
13
to deposit again [v...
redescend
17
15
to descend again [v...
redesigns
16
13
REDESIGN, to design...
redevelop
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18
to develop again [v...
redfishes
20
15
REDFISH, the bluebac...
redhanded
16
15
caught in the act [a...
redheaded
16
14
having red hair [adj...
redhorses
17
12
REDHORSE, a freshwat...
redialing
17
14
REDIAL, to dial agai...
redialled
17
13
REDIAL, to dial agai...
redictate
18
13
to dictate again [v...
redigests
17
12
REDIGEST, to digest...
redigress
17
12
to digress again [v...
redingote
15
13
(French) a long plai...
redipping
21
19
REDIP, to dip again...
redirects
19
13
REDIRECT, to change...
rediscuss
20
14
to discuss again [v...
redisplay
25
16
to display again [v...
redispose
17
13
to dispose anew or a...
redistill
19
12
to distill again, al...
redistils
18
11
REDISTIL, to distil...
redivided
18
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REDIVIDE, to divide...
redivides
18
15
REDIVIDE, to divide...
redivivus
21
19
(Latin) living again...
redivorce
20
17
to divorce again [v...
redliners
16
12
REDLINER, one that r...
redlining
17
15
refusing to serve pa...
rednecked
18
19
like a redneck, igno...
rednesses
14
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REDNESS, the state o...
redocking
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REDOCK, to dock agai...
redolence
17
15
fragrance, the state...
redolency
24
17
fragrance, the state...
redonning
14
15
REDON, to don again...
redoubled
18
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REDOUBLE, to double...
redoubler
18
15
one who redoubles [n...
redoubles
18
15
REDOUBLE, to double...
redoubted
17
15
REDOUBT, (archaic) t...
redounded
14
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REDOUND, to have an...
redrafted
17
14
REDRAFT, to make a r...
redrawers
18
13
REDRAWER, one that r...
redrawing
19
16
REDRAW, to draw agai...
redreamed
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14
REDREAM, to dream ag...
redressal
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11
an act or instance o...
redressed
15
11
REDRESS, to set righ...
redresser
15
10
one who redresses, a...
redresses
15
10
REDRESS, to set righ...
redressor
15
10
one who redresses, a...
redrilled
18
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REDRILL, to drill ag...
redriving
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REDRIVE, to drive ag...
redshanks
18
17
REDSHANK, a kind of...
redshifts
21
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REDSHIFT, the displa...
redshirts
19
12
REDSHIRT, to keep a...
redstarts
16
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REDSTART, as small s...
redstreak
16
14
a favorite English c...
redubbing
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REDUB, to dub again...
reducible
22
18
capable of being red...
reducibly
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REDUCIBLE, capable o...
reductant
18
15
a reducing agent [n...
reductase
18
14
an enzyme which brin...
reduction
18
15
the act of reducing...
reductive
21
18
tending to reduce [a...
reductors
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REDUCTOR, an apparat...
redundant
14
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no longer needed [ad...
reduviids
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REDUVIID, a member o...
redwaters
18
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REDWATER, a cattle d...
reearning
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REEARN, to earn agai...
reechiest
20
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REECHIE, (Shakespear...
reechoing
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17
REECHO, to echo back...
reedbirds
18
14
REEDBIRD, a kind of...
reedbucks
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REEDBUCK, a kind of...
reedified
17
14
REEDIFY, to rebuild...
reedifies
17
13
REEDIFY, to rebuild...
reediness
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11
the quality of being...
reediting
16
13
REEDIT, to edit agai...
reedition
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11
the act of editing a...
reedlings
17
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REEDLING, a marsh bi...
reedstops
17
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REEDSTOP, an organ s...
reeducate
17
14
to educate again [v...
reejected
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REEJECT, to eject ag...
reekingly
24
19
REEKING [adv]
reelected
18
14
REELECT, to elect ag...
reelevate
16
14
to elevate again [v...
reelingly
24
16
REELING, staggering...
reembarks
19
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REEMBARK, to embark...
reembrace
20
18
to embrace again [v...
reemerged
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REEMERGE, to emerge...
reemerges
16
14
REEMERGE, to emerge...
reemitted
16
13
REEMIT, to emit agai...
reemploys
25
18
REEMPLOY, to employ...
reenacted
16
14
REENACT, to enact ag...
reenactor
16
13
one who reenacts [n...
reendowed
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REENDOW, to endow ag...
reenforce
18
16
to strengthen with n...
reengaged
15
15
REENGAGE, to engage...
reengages
15
14
REENGAGE, to engage...
reengrave
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16
to engrave anew [v R...
reenjoyed
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REENJOY, to enjoy ag...
reenlarge
15
13
to enlarge again [v...
reenlists
16
11
REENLIST, to enlist...
reenrolls
16
12
REENROLL, to enroll...
reenslave
16
15
to enslave again [v...
reentered
13
11
REENTER, to enter ag...
reentrant
13
11
something that reent...
reentries
14
10
REENTRY, a second en...
reerected
17
13
REERECT, to erect ag...
reestiest
15
9
REESTY, of a horse,...
reevoking
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REEVOKE, to evoke ag...
reexamine
20
20
to examine again [v...
reexecute
23
20
to execute again [v...
reexhibit
26
21
to exhibit again [v...
reexplain
23
21
to explain again [v...
reexplore
23
20
to explore again [v...
reexports
23
19
REEXPORT, to export...
reexposed
22
20
REEXPOSE, to expose...
reexposes
22
19
REEXPOSE, to expose...
reexpress
23
19
to express again [v...
refalling
20
17
REFALL, to fall agai...
refashion
18
15
to fashion again [v...
refastens
16
13
REFASTEN, to fasten...
refecting
21
18
REFECT, to refresh w...
refection
19
16
refreshment; a meal...
refective
22
19
relating to refectio...
refectory
26
17
the dining-hall of a...
refeeding
17
16
REFEED, to feed agai...
refeeling
18
16
REFEEL, to feel agai...
refelling
20
17
REFEL, (obsolete) to...
refencing
20
19
REFENCE, to fence ag...
referable
19
16
capable of being ref...
reference
18
16
to refer to [v REFER...
referenda
15
14
REFERENDUM, (Latin)...
referents
16
13
REFERENT, something...
referrals
18
13
REFERRAL, an instanc...
referrers
17
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REFERRER, one that r...
referring
18
15
REFER, to direct to...
refigured
19
16
REFIGURE, to figure...
refigures
19
15
REFIGURE, to figure...
refilling
21
17
REFILL, to fill agai...
refilming
21
19
REFILM, to film agai...
refilters
19
13
REFILTER, to filter...
refinable
19
17
that can be refined...
refinance
18
17
to finance again [v...
refinding
18
17
REFIND, to find agai...
refinedly
24
17
REFINED [adv]
refinings
18
16
REFINING, the act of...
refitment
18
16
the act of refitting...
refitting
19
15
the act of refitting...
reflagged
20
18
REFLAG, to change th...
reflating
19
16
REFLATE, to inflate...
reflation
17
14
an increase in amoun...
reflected
21
17
REFLECT, to be mirro...
reflecter
21
16
(Swift) a person who...
reflector
21
16
something or someone...
reflexing
25
23
REFLEX, to bend back...
reflexion
23
21
the act of reflexing...
reflexive
26
24
indicating that the...
refloated
17
14
REFLOAT, to float ag...
reflooded
17
15
REFLOOD, to flood ag...
reflowers
21
16
REFLOWER, to flower...
reflowing
22
19
the act of reflowing...
refluence
20
18
a flowing back, ebb,...
refluxing
26
24
REFLUX, to cause to...
refocused
20
17
REFOCUS, to focus ag...
refocuses
20
16
REFOCUS, to focus ag...
refolding
19
17
REFOLD, to fold agai...
refooting
17
15
REFOOT, to replace t...
reforests
17
12
REFOREST, to replant...
reforging
19
17
REFORGE, to forge ag...
reformade
17
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(Spanish) a monk of...
reformado
17
16
(Spanish) a monk of...
reformate
17
15
a product of hydroca...
reformats
18
15
REFORMAT, to change...
reformers
18
15
REFORMER, one that r...
reforming
19
18
the act of reforming...
reformism
20
18
any doctrine or move...
reformist
19
15
a reformer [n -S]
refortify
26
17
to fortify anew [v R...
refounded
16
16
REFOUND, to found ag...
refounder
16
15
one who refounds [n...
refracted
20
16
REFRACT, to deflect...
refractor
20
15
a refracting telesco...
refrained
16
14
REFRAIN, to keep one...
refrainer
16
13
one who refrains [n...
reframing
19
18
REFRAME, to put in a...
refreezes
19
21
REFREEZE, to freeze...
refreshed
19
15
REFRESH, to restore...
refreshen
18
15
to refresh [v -ED, -...
refresher
19
14
something that refre...
refreshes
19
14
REFRESH, to restore...
refringed
18
16
REFRINGE, (obsolete)...
refringes
18
15
REFRINGE, (obsolete)...
refronted
16
14
REFRONT, to put on a...
refueling
19
17
the act of adding ne...
refuelled
19
16
REFUEL, to fill with...
refulgent
19
17
radiant, brilliant,...
refunders
17
15
REFUNDER, one who re...
refunding
18
18
REFUND, to give back...
refurbing
21
19
REFURB, (colloquial)...
refurbish
23
18
to furbish anew [v -...
refurnish
20
16
to furnish again [v...
refusable
20
17
capable of being ref...
refusenik
18
18
(Russian) a Soviet J...
refusions
17
14
REFUSION, the act of...
refusniks
19
18
REFUSNIK, (Russian)...
refutable
20
17
that can be refuted...
refutably
27
19
REFUTABLE, that can...
regainers
15
12
REGAINER, one who re...
regaining
16
15
REGAIN, to take poss...
regalisms
19
15
REGALISM, the doctri...
regalists
18
12
REGALIST, one who be...
regalness
16
13
the quality of being...
regardant
15
13
in heraldry, in prof...
regarders
16
12
REGARDER, one who re...
regardful
20
17
heedful; observant [...
regarding
17
15
REGARD, to look upon...
regathers
18
13
REGATHER, to assembl...
regauging
18
17
REGAUGE, to adjust t...
regearing
16
14
REGEAR, to equip aga...
regelated
16
13
REGELATE, to refreez...
regelates
16
12
REGELATE, to refreez...
regencies
18
15
REGENCY, the office...
regesting
17
14
REGEST, (Milton) to...
reggaeton
15
14
a form of music blen...
regicidal
21
16
pertaining to regici...
regicides
20
15
REGICIDE, the killin...
regifters
19
14
REGIFTER, one who re...
regifting
20
17
REGIFT, to take a gi...
regilding
19
16
REGILD, to gild once...
regiments
17
15
REGIMENT, to form in...
regiminal
18
16
of or relating to re...
regionals
16
13
REGIONAL, something...
regionary
21
14
relating to a region...
regisseur
17
12
(French) a ballet di...
registers
17
11
REGISTER, to record...
registrar
17
11
a middle-ranking hos...
reglazing
21
24
REGLAZE, to glaze ag...
reglorify
26
17
to glorify again [v...
reglossed
17
13
REGLOSS, to glass ag...
reglosses
17
12
REGLOSS, to glass ag...
reglowing
21
18
REGLOW, to glow agai...
regmakers
18
18
REGMAKER, (South Afr...
regoliths
20
14
REGOLITH, a layer of...
regorging
18
16
REGORGE, to disgorge...
regrading
17
15
REGRADE, to grade ag...
regrafted
18
15
REGRAFT, to graft ag...
regranted
15
13
REGRANT, to grant ag...
regraters
16
11
REGRATER, one who bu...
regrating
17
14
buying and selling a...
regrators
16
11
REGRATOR, one who bu...
regreding
17
15
REGREDE, to retrogra...
regreened
14
13
REGREEN, to green ag...
regreeted
15
12
REGREET, to greet in...
regressed
16
12
REGRESS, to go back...
regresses
16
11
REGRESS, to go back...
regressor
16
11
one who regresses [n...
regretful
20
16
full of regret [adj...
regretted
16
12
REGRET, to look back...
regretter
16
11
one who regrets [n -...
regroomed
16
15
REGROOM, to groom ag...
regrooved
17
16
REGROOVE, to groove...
regrooves
17
15
REGROOVE, to groove...
regrouped
18
16
REGROUP, to group to...
regrowing
20
17
REGROW, to grow agai...
regrowths
22
16
REGROWTH, a new or s...
reguerdon
15
14
(Shakespeare) to rew...
regulable
20
17
that can be regulate...
regularly
25
16
REGULAR, occurring a...
regulated
17
14
REGULATE, to control...
regulates
17
13
REGULATE, to control...
regulator
17
13
one who regulates [n...
regulised
18
14
REGULISE, to reduce...
regulises
18
13
REGULISE, to reduce...
regulized
21
23
REGULIZE, to reduce...
regulizes
21
22
REGULIZE, to reduce...
reguluses
18
14
REGULUS, a mass that...
rehabbers
21
17
REHABBER, one who re...
rehabbing
22
20
REHAB, to restore to...
rehammers
19
17
REHAMMER, to hammer...
rehandled
17
15
REHANDLE, to handle...
rehandles
17
14
REHANDLE, to handle...
rehanging
18
17
REHANG, to hang agai...
rehardens
16
13
REHARDEN, to harden...
rehashing
20
16
REHASH, to go over o...
rehearing
17
14
the act of rehearing...
rehearsal
17
12
an act of rehearsing...
rehearsed
16
12
REHEARSE, to practic...
rehearser
16
11
one who rehearses [n...
rehearses
16
11
REHEARSE, to practic...
reheaters
16
11
REHEATER, an apparat...
reheating
17
14
the act of heating a...
reheeling
18
15
REHEEL, to replace t...
rehemming
20
20
REHEM, to take up th...
rehinging
19
17
REHINGE, to hinge ag...
rehoboams
19
17
REHOBOAM, (Hebrew) a...
rehomings
19
17
REHOMING, the act of...
rehousing
18
15
the act of putting i...
rehydrate
23
14
to add water to (a d...
reignited
16
13
REIGNITE, to light a...
reignites
16
12
REIGNITE, to light a...
reillumed
19
16
REILLUME, to light a...
reillumes
19
15
REILLUME, to light a...
reimagine
16
15
to imagine again [v...
reimaging
18
17
REIMAGE, to fix the...
reimburse
19
16
to repay [v REIMBURS...
reimmerse
17
15
to immerse again [v...
reimplant
19
17
to implant again [v...
reimports
19
15
REIMPORT, to import...
reimposed
18
16
REIMPOSE, to impose...
reimposes
18
15
REIMPOSE, to impose...
reincited
18
14
REINCITE, to incite...
reincites
18
13
REINCITE, to incite...
reindeers
14
11
REINDEER, a large de...
reindexed
20
19
REINDEX, to index ag...
reindexes
20
18
REINDEX, to index ag...
reindicts
19
14
REINDICT, to indict...
reinduced
18
16
REINDUCE, to induce...
reinduces
18
15
REINDUCE, to induce...
reinducts
19
15
REINDUCT [v]
reinettes
14
10
REINETTE, (French) a...
reinfects
20
16
REINFECT, to infect...
reinflame
18
17
to inflame again [v...
reinflate
17
14
to inflate again [v...
reinforce
19
16
to strengthen with n...
reinforms
18
16
REINFORM, to inform...
reinfunds
17
16
REINFUND, to flow ag...
reinfused
17
15
REINFUSE, to infuse...
reinfuses
17
14
REINFUSE, to infuse...
reinhabit
19
15
to inhabit again [v...
reinjects
20
22
REINJECT, to inject...
reinjured
17
21
REINJURE, to injure...
reinjures
17
20
REINJURE, to injure...
reinserts
15
10
REINSERT, to insert...
reinspect
20
16
to inspect again [v...
reinspire
17
13
to inspire anew [v R...
reinstall
17
12
to install again, al...
reinstals
16
11
REINSTAL [v]
reinstate
14
10
to instate again [v...
reinsured
15
12
REINSURE, to insure...
reinsurer
15
11
one who gives reinsu...
reinsures
15
11
REINSURE, to insure...
reinvaded
16
16
REINVADE, to invade...
reinvades
16
15
REINVADE, to invade...
reinvents
16
15
REINVENT, to invent...
reinvests
17
14
REINVEST, to invest...
reinvited
17
15
REINVITE, to invite...
reinvites
17
14
REINVITE, to invite...
reinvoked
17
19
REINVOKE, to invoke...
reinvokes
17
18
REINVOKE, to invoke...
reinvolve
19
19
to involve anew [v R...
reissuers
16
10
REISSUER, one who re...
reissuing
17
13
REISSUE, to issue ag...
reistafel
18
13
(Dutch) an Indonesia...
reiterant
14
10
reiterating [adj]
reiterate
14
9
to repeat [v REITERA...
reitering
16
12
REITER, to reiterate...
rejackets
21
25
REJACKET, to clothe...
rejectees
19
21
REJECTEE, one who is...
rejecters
20
21
REJECTER, one who re...
rejecting
21
24
REJECT, to refuse to...
rejection
19
22
the act of rejecting...
rejective
22
25
rejecting, or tendin...
rejectors
20
21
REJECTOR, one who re...
rejiggers
20
22
REJIGGER, to fix som...
rejigging
21
25
REJIG, to fix someth...
rejoicers
20
21
REJOICER, one who re...
rejoicing
21
24
joyful [adj REJOICIN...
rejoinder
16
20
a sharp and clever a...
rejoining
17
22
REJOIN, to join agai...
rejourned
16
21
REJOURN, (Shakespear...
rejudging
20
25
REJUDGE, to judge ag...
rejuggled
21
25
REJUGGLE, to juggle...
rejuggles
21
24
REJUGGLE, to juggle...
rejustify
27
24
to justify again [v...
rekindled
17
17
REKINDLE, to arouse...
rekindles
17
16
REKINDLE, to arouse...
reknitted
16
15
REKNIT, to knit agai...
reknotted
15
15
REKNOT, to knot agai...
relabeled
18
15
RELABEL, to label ag...
relacquer
27
23
to lacquer again [v...
relanding
16
15
RELAND, to land agai...
relapsers
18
13
RELAPSER, one who re...
relapsing
19
16
RELAPSE, to slip bac...
relatable
18
14
that can be related...
relatedly
23
14
RELATED [adv]
relations
15
11
RELATION, an associa...
relatival
19
15
concerning relation,...
relatives
18
14
RELATIVE, one who is...
relaunder
15
13
to launder again [v...
relaxable
24
21
that can be relaxed...
relaxants
21
18
RELAXANT, a drug tha...
relaxedly
29
21
RELAXED [adv]
relearned
14
12
RELEARN, to learn ag...
releasees
14
10
RELEASEE, a person t...
releasers
15
10
RELEASER, one who re...
releasing
16
13
RELEASE, to set free...
releasors
15
10
RELEASOR, one who re...
relegable
19
16
that can be relegate...
relegated
16
13
RELEGATE, to remove,...
relegates
16
12
RELEGATE, to remove,...
relending
16
15
RELEND, to lend agai...
relenting
16
14
the act of relenting...
reletters
16
10
RELETTER, to write a...
reletting
17
13
RELET, to let again...
relevance
19
18
the state of being r...
relevancy
26
20
(US) relevance, also...
reliables
19
14
RELIABLE, something,...
reliances
18
14
RELIANCE, confident...
reliantly
23
14
RELIANT, showing rel...
relicense
18
14
to license again [v...
reliction
19
14
the recession of the...
relievers
18
14
RELIEVER, one who re...
relieving
19
17
RELIEVE, to free fro...
relighted
20
15
RELIGHT, to light ag...
religieux
24
20
(French) a (male) pe...
religions
17
13
RELIGION, belief in...
religiose
17
12
morbidly or sentimen...
religioso
17
12
(Italian) a musical...
religious
18
13
concerned with relig...
relinking
18
18
RELINK, to link agai...
reliquary
31
22
a small box or shrin...
reliquefy
33
25
to liquefy again [v...
reliquiae
24
20
(Latin) remains, esp...
relishing
20
15
RELISH, to enjoy [v]
relisting
18
13
RELIST, to list agai...
relivable
21
18
that can be relived...
relivered
18
15
RELIVER, to deliver...
rellished
20
14
RELLISH, (Shakespear...
rellishes
20
13
RELLISH, (Shakespear...
reloaders
15
11
RELOADER, a device f...
reloading
16
14
RELOAD, to load agai...
reloaning
15
14
RELOAN, to loan agai...
relocated
18
14
RELOCATE, to establi...
relocatee
17
13
one who is relocated...
relocates
18
13
RELOCATE, to establi...
relocator
18
13
one who relocates [n...
relocking
21
20
RELOCK, to lock agai...
relooking
17
17
RELOOK, to look agai...
reluctant
19
15
unwilling [adj RELUC...
reluctate
19
14
to be reluctant, als...
relucting
21
17
RELUCT, (archaic) to...
relumined
17
16
RELUMINE, to light a...
relumines
17
15
RELUMINE, to light a...
remailers
17
13
REMAILER, an interne...
remailing
18
16
REMAIL, to post agai...
remainder
15
14
what is left over [n...
remaining
16
16
REMAIN, to continue...
remanding
16
17
REMAND, to send back...
remanence
16
17
the property of stay...
remanency
23
19
the property of stay...
remanents
14
14
REMANENT, a piece le...
remanning
15
17
REMAN, to supply a f...
remapping
21
21
REMAP, to map again...
remarkers
17
16
REMARKER, one who re...
remarkets
17
16
REMARKET, to market...
remarking
18
19
REMARK, to say brief...
remarqued
24
23
bearing a remarque,...
remarques
24
22
REMARQUE, (French) a...
remarried
16
13
REMARRY, to marry ag...
remarries
16
12
REMARRY, to marry ag...
remasters
16
12
REMASTER, to master...
rematched
21
18
REMATCH, to match ag...
rematches
21
17
REMATCH, to match ag...
remeading
16
16
REMEAD, (Scots) to r...
remeasure
15
13
to measure again; to...
remediate
15
13
(Shakespeare) to rem...
remedying
23
18
REMEDY, to relieve o...
remeeting
16
15
REMEET, to meet agai...
remeiding
17
16
REMEID, (Scots) to r...
remelting
18
16
REMELT, to melt agai...
remembers
19
18
REMEMBER, to bring t...
remending
16
17
REMEND, to mend agai...
remercied
19
16
REMERCY, (obsolete)...
remercies
19
15
REMERCY, (obsolete)...
remerging
18
17
REMERGE, to merge ag...
remigated
17
15
REMIGATE, to row [v]
remigates
17
14
REMIGATE, to row [v]
remigrate
17
14
to migrate again or...
reminders
16
14
REMINDER, something...
remindful
20
19
tending to remind [a...
reminding
17
17
REMIND, to cause to...
reminisce
19
16
to engage in remembe...
reminting
17
16
REMINT, to melt down...
remission
16
13
the act of remitting...
remissive
19
16
remitting; forgiving...
remissory
23
14
serving or tending t...
remitment
17
16
the act of remitting...
remittals
18
13
REMITTAL, the act of...
remittees
16
12
REMITTEE, a person t...
remittent
16
13
remitting; having re...
remitters
17
12
REMITTER, one who re...
remitting
18
15
REMIT, to send payme...
remittors
17
12
REMITTOR, one who re...
remixture
23
20
the act of remixing...
remnantal
15
15
existing as a remnan...
remodeled
16
15
REMODEL, to make ove...
remodeler
16
14
one who remodels [n...
remoisten
15
13
to moisten again [v...
remolades
16
14
REMOLADE, (French) a...
remolding
18
17
REMOLD, to retread a...
remontant
14
14
(French) flowering m...
remontoir
15
13
any of various devic...
remotions
15
13
REMOTION, the act of...
remoulade
16
15
(French) a piquant s...
remoulded
17
16
REMOULD, to retread...
remounted
15
15
REMOUNT, to climb in...
removable
20
20
capable of being rem...
removably
27
22
REMOVABLE, capable o...
removedly
25
20
REMOVED [adv]
remurmurs
19
17
REMURMUR, to murmur...
renaguing
16
16
RENAGUE, to refuse,...
renailing
16
14
RENAIL, to nail agai...
renascent
16
14
coming into renewed...
renatured
14
12
RENATURE, to restore...
renatures
14
11
RENATURE, to restore...
rencontre
16
14
to encounter or meet...
renderers
14
11
RENDERER, one that r...
rendering
15
14
a first coat of plas...
rendition
14
12
to surrender (fugiti...
rendzinas
17
21
RENDZINA, (Russian)...
reneagued
14
14
RENEAGUE, to go back...
reneagues
14
13
RENEAGUE, to go back...
renegaded
14
14
RENEGADE [v]
renegades
14
13
RENEGADE [v]
renegados
14
13
RENEGADO, (archaic)...
renegates
14
12
RENEGATE [v]
reneguers
15
13
RENEGUER, one who re...
reneguing
16
16
RENEGUE, to refuse,...
renesting
15
13
RENEST, to nest agai...
renewable
19
17
capable of being ren...
renewably
26
19
RENEWABLE, capable o...
renewedly
24
17
RENEWED [adv]
renewings
18
16
RENEWING, the act of...
renfierst
17
13
(Spenser) made fierc...
renforced
19
17
RENFORCE, to reinfor...
renforces
19
16
RENFORCE, to reinfor...
renigging
18
17
RENIG, (Irish) to re...
renitence
16
14
the state of being r...
renitency
23
16
the state of being r...
renminbis
18
17
RENMINBI, (Chinese)...
renograms
16
15
RENOGRAM, a photogra...
renounced
16
16
RENOUNCE, to disown,...
renouncer
16
15
one who renounces [n...
renounces
16
15
RENOUNCE, to disown,...
renovated
15
15
RENOVATE, to make li...
renovates
15
14
RENOVATE, to make li...
renovator
15
14
one who, or that whi...
renowners
16
14
RENOWNER, one who gi...
renowning
17
17
RENOWN, to make famo...
rentaller
16
12
(Scots) a kindly ten...
renumbers
18
17
RENUMBER, to number...
renversed
16
15
RENVERSE, (archaic)...
renverses
16
14
RENVERSE, (archaic)...
reobjects
22
24
REOBJECT, to object...
reobserve
18
16
to observe again [v...
reobtains
16
13
REOBTAIN, to obtain...
reoffends
18
17
REOFFEND, to offend...
reoffered
18
16
REOFFER, to offer fo...
reopeners
15
13
REOPENER, a clause i...
reopening
16
16
the act of opening a...
reoperate
15
12
to operate again [v...
reopposed
18
16
REOPPOSE, to oppose...
reopposes
18
15
REOPPOSE, to oppose...
reordains
14
11
REORDAIN, to ordain...
reordered
14
11
REORDER, to put in a...
reorients
14
10
REORIENT, to acquain...
reoutfits
18
13
REOUTFIT, to outfit...
reoxidise
21
17
to oxidise again, al...
reoxidize
24
26
to oxidize again, al...
repackage
21
21
to package again [v...
repacking
22
22
REPACK, to pack agai...
repainted
16
14
REPAINT, to paint ag...
repairers
17
12
REPAIRER, one who re...
repairing
18
15
REPAIR, to restore t...
repairman
17
16
one whose job is to...
repairmen
17
16
REPAIRMAN, one whose...
repaneled
16
15
REPANEL, to panel ag...
repapered
18
16
REPAPER, to apply ne...
reparable
19
16
that can be repaired...
reparably
26
18
REPARABLE, that can...
reparking
19
19
REPARK, to park agai...
reparteed
16
13
REPARTEE, to make a...
repartees
16
12
REPARTEE, to make a...
repassage
17
14
the act of repassing...
repassing
18
15
REPASS, to pass agai...
repasting
18
15
REPAST, to partake o...
repasture
17
13
(Shakespeare) food [...
repatched
22
18
REPATCH, to patch ag...
repatches
22
17
REPATCH, to patch ag...
repattern
16
13
to pattern again [v...
repayable
25
18
capable of being rep...
repayment
23
18
the act of paying ba...
repealers
17
13
REPEALER, one who re...
repealing
18
16
REPEAL, to revoke [v...
repeaters
16
12
REPEATER, one who re...
repeating
17
15
the act of repeating...
repechage
22
19
(French) a supplemen...
repegging
20
19
REPEG, to peg again...
repellant
18
15
serving to repel, al...
repellent
18
15
serving to repel, al...
repellers
19
14
REPELLER, one who, o...
repelling
20
17
REPEL, to drive back...
repentant
15
14
penitent [adj REPENT...
repenters
16
13
REPENTER, one who re...
repenting
17
16
REPENT, to regret an...
repeopled
19
17
REPEOPLE, to supply...
repeoples
19
16
REPEOPLE, to supply...
repercuss
21
16
to reverberate, have...
reperepes
18
15
REPEREPE, the elepha...
reperking
19
19
REPERK, to brew agai...
repertory
23
14
the performance of p...
reperusal
18
14
a second or repeated...
reperused
17
14
REPERUSE, to peruse...
reperuses
17
13
REPERUSE, to peruse...
repetends
16
14
REPETEND, a phrase o...
rephrased
19
15
REPHRASE, to say or...
rephrases
19
14
REPHRASE, to say or...
repigment
19
18
to pigment again [v...
repinings
18
16
REPINING, the act of...
repinning
17
17
REPIN, to pin again...
repiquing
27
25
REPIQUE, to score in...
replacers
21
16
REPLACER, one who re...
replacing
22
19
REPLACE, to put back...
replanned
16
16
REPLAN, to plan agai...
replanted
17
15
REPLANT, to plant ag...
replaster
18
13
to plaster again [v...
replating
19
16
REPLATE, to plate ag...
replaying
25
18
REPLAY, to play agai...
repleaded
17
15
REPLEAD, to plead ag...
repleader
17
14
a second pleading, o...
repledged
19
17
REPLEDGE, to pledge...
repledges
19
16
REPLEDGE, to pledge...
replenish
20
16
to fill again, also...
repletely
25
16
REPLETE [adv]
repleting
19
16
REPLETE, to fill com...
repletion
17
14
the state of being r...
replevied
20
18
REPLEVY, to regain p...
replevies
20
17
REPLEVY, to regain p...
replevins
20
18
REPLEVIN, to regain...
replicant
21
17
(in science fiction)...
replicase
21
16
a polymerase involve...
replicate
21
16
to make a replica of...
replicons
21
17
REPLICON, a part of...
replotted
18
14
REPLOT, to plot agai...
reploughs
22
18
REPLOUGH, to plough...
replowing
22
19
REPLOW, to plow agai...
replumbed
22
21
REPLUMB, to plumb ag...
replunged
19
18
REPLUNGE, to plunge...
replunges
19
17
REPLUNGE, to plunge...
repointed
16
14
REPOINT, to repair m...
repolling
20
17
REPOLL, to poll agai...
reportage
17
14
reporting [n -S]
reporters
17
12
REPORTER, one that r...
reporting
18
15
giving an account of...
reposalls
19
14
REPOSALL, (Shakespea...
reposedly
24
16
REPOSED [adv]
reposeful
20
17
restful [adj REPOSEF...
reposited
17
13
REPOSIT, to put away...
repositor
17
12
an instrument employ...
repossess
17
12
to possess again [v...
reposting
18
15
REPOST, to post agai...
reposures
17
13
REPOSURE, (Shakespea...
repotting
18
15
the act of repotting...
repouring
18
16
REPOUR, to pour agai...
repousses
17
13
REPOUSSE, a raised d...
repowered
19
16
REPOWER, to power ag...
repreeved
18
17
REPREEVE, to delay t...
repreeves
18
16
REPREEVE, to delay t...
reprehend
18
16
to rebuke [v -ED, -I...
represent
16
13
to exhibit the image...
repressed
17
13
REPRESS, to keep und...
represser
17
12
one who represses, a...
represses
17
12
REPRESS, to keep und...
repressor
17
12
one who represses, a...
repricing
22
18
REPRICE, to price ag...
repriefes
19
15
REPRIEFE, (Spenser)...
reprieval
20
17
a reprieve [n -S]
reprieved
19
17
REPRIEVE, to give a...
repriever
19
16
one who reprieves [n...
reprieves
19
16
REPRIEVE, to give a...
reprimand
18
17
to scold, censure [v...
repriming
20
18
REPRIME, to prime ag...
reprinted
17
14
REPRINT, to print ag...
reprinter
17
13
one who reprints [n...
reprisals
19
13
REPRISAL, the act of...
reprising
19
15
REPRISE, to take bac...
repriving
21
19
REPRIVE, (Spenser) t...
reprizing
22
24
REPRIZE, (Spenser) t...
reprobacy
28
20
the state of being a...
reprobate
18
15
a reprehensible or i...
reprobing
20
18
REPROBE, to probe ag...
reprocess
20
15
to process again [v...
reproduce
20
17
to produce a copy of...
reprogram
19
17
to program again [v...
reproofed
18
16
REPROOF, to make wat...
reprovals
20
17
REPROVAL, censure, r...
reprovers
19
16
REPROVER, one who, o...
reproving
20
19
REPROVE, to reprove...
repryving
27
21
REPRYVE, (Spenser) t...
reptation
16
13
the act of squirming...
reptilian
18
14
related to reptiles...
reptilium
21
17
a building for displ...
reptiloid
19
14
reptile-like [adj] /...
republics
25
20
REPUBLIC, a constitu...
republish
24
19
to publish again [v...
repudiate
17
14
to cast off, disown...
repugnant
17
17
distasteful, odious...
repugning
19
19
REPUGN, to fight aga...
repulping
22
20
REPULP, to pulp agai...
repulsers
19
14
REPULSER, one who re...
repulsing
20
17
REPULSE, to drive ba...
repulsion
18
15
the act of repulsing...
repulsive
21
18
that repels [adj REP...
repumping
22
22
REPUMP, to pump agai...
repurpose
19
16
to purpose anew [v R...
repursued
18
15
REPURSUE, to pursue...
repursues
18
14
REPURSUE, to pursue...
reputable
20
17
of good repute [adj...
reputably
27
19
REPUTABLE, of good r...
reputedly
25
17
REPUTED [adv]
reputings
19
16
REPUTING, pluming on...
requalify
33
25
to qualify again [v...
requering
24
22
REQUERE, (Spenser) t...
requested
23
20
REQUEST, to ask for...
requester
23
19
one who requests, al...
requestor
23
19
one who requests, al...
requicken
27
27
(Shakespeare) to giv...
requights
28
23
REQUIGHT, (Spenser)...
requintos
23
20
REQUINTO, a small gu...
requirers
24
19
REQUIRER, one who re...
requiring
25
22
the act of requiring...
requisite
24
19
required [adj REQUIS...
requitals
25
20
REQUITAL, payment in...
requiters
24
19
REQUITER, one who re...
requiting
25
22
REQUITE, to repay [v...
requitted
24
20
REQUIT, (Shakespeare...
requoting
24
22
REQUOTE, to quote ag...
requoyled
30
23
REQUOYLE, (Shakespea...
requoyles
30
22
REQUOYLE, (Shakespea...
reracking
20
19
RERACK, to rack agai...
reradiate
14
10
to radiate again [v...
rerailing
17
13
the act of replacing...
reraising
16
12
RERAISE, to raise ag...
rereading
15
13
the act of rereading...
rerebrace
19
15
armour for the arm f...
rerecords
18
13
RERECORD, to record...
reredoses
14
10
REREDOS, a screen or...
reredosse
14
10
a screen or panellin...
rerelease
14
10
to release again [v...
rereminds
16
14
REREMIND, to remind...
reremouse
15
13
a bat, also REARMOUS...
rerenting
15
13
RERENT, to rent agai...
rerepeats
16
12
REREPEAT, to repeat...
rereviews
20
16
REREVIEW, to review...
rerevised
17
14
REREVISE, to revise...
rerevises
17
13
REREVISE, to revise...
rerewards
18
13
REREWARD, the rearmo...
rerigging
19
16
RERIG, to rig again...
rerollers
17
11
REROLLER, one who re...
rerolling
18
14
REROLL, to roll agai...
reroofing
17
15
REROOF, to renew the...
rerouting
16
13
REROUTE, to choose a...
rerunning
15
15
RERUN, to show a rep...
resaddled
16
13
RESADDLE, to saddle...
resaddles
16
12
RESADDLE, to saddle...
resailing
17
13
RESAIL, to sail agai...
resalable
18
14
that can be resold [...
resalgars
17
12
RESALGAR, (obsolete)...
resaluted
16
12
RESALUTE, to salute...
resalutes
16
11
RESALUTE, to salute...
resampled
19
17
RESAMPLE, to sample...
resamples
19
16
RESAMPLE, to sample...
rescaling
20
16
RESCALE, to plan to...
reschools
21
15
RESCHOOL, to school...
rescinded
18
15
RESCIND, to annul, r...
rescinder
18
14
one who rescinds [n...
rescoring
19
15
RESCORE, to score ag...
rescreens
17
13
RESCREEN, to screen...
rescripts
22
15
RESCRIPT, to issue a...
rescuable
21
17
that may be rescued...
resculpts
23
17
RESCULPT, to sculpt...
resealing
16
13
RESEAL, to seal agai...
reseasons
13
10
RESEASON, to season...
reseating
15
12
RESEAT, to seat agai...
resecting
19
15
RESECT, to cut away...
resection
17
13
the operation of cut...
resecured
18
14
RESECURE, to secure...
resecures
18
13
RESECURE, to secure...
reseeding
15
13
RESEED, to seed agai...
reseeking
16
16
RESEEK, to seek agai...
reseizing
19
21
RESEIZE, (Spenser) t...
reseizure
18
19
the act of reseizing...
reselects
19
13
RESELECT, to choose...
resellers
17
11
RESELLER, one who re...
reselling
18
14
RESELL, to sell agai...
resembled
19
17
RESEMBLE, to be alik...
resembler
19
16
one who resembles [n...
resembles
19
16
RESEMBLE, to be alik...
resending
15
14
RESEND, to send agai...
resenters
14
10
RESENTER, one who re...
resentful
18
15
full of resentment,...
resenting
15
13
RESENT, to feel affr...
resentive
16
14
feeling resentment,...
reserpine
16
13
a sedative drug [n -...
reservers
17
13
RESERVER, one who re...
reservice
20
16
to service again [v...
reserving
18
16
RESERVE, to hold in...
reservist
18
13
a member of a reserv...
reservoir
17
13
a storage place [n -...
resetters
15
9
RESETTER, one who re...
resetting
16
12
RESET, to set again...
resettled
16
11
RESETTLE, to move to...
resettles
16
10
RESETTLE, to move to...
reshapers
19
14
RESHAPER, one that r...
reshaping
20
17
the act of shaping a...
resharpen
18
15
to sharpen again [v...
reshaving
20
18
RESHAVE, to shave ag...
reshingle
19
15
to shingle again [v...
reshining
18
15
RESHINE, to shine ag...
reshipped
22
18
RESHIP, to ship agai...
reshipper
22
17
one who reships [n -...
reshoeing
17
14
RESHOE, to shoe agai...
reshowers
20
14
RESHOWER, to shower...
reshowing
21
17
RESHOW, to show agai...
reshuffle
23
19
to shuffle again [v...
resiances
17
13
RESIANCE, (archaic)...
residence
17
14
a place where one li...
residency
24
16
the official abode o...
residents
15
11
RESIDENT, one who re...
residuals
17
12
RESIDUAL, that which...
residuary
22
13
of the nature of a r...
residuous
16
12
remaining, also RESI...
residuums
18
15
RESIDUUM, (Latin) a...
resifting
19
15
RESIFT, to sift agai...
resighted
19
14
RESIGHT, to sight ag...
resigners
16
12
RESIGNER, one who re...
resigning
17
15
RESIGN, to give up a...
resilient
16
11
springing back [adj...
resilvers
19
14
RESILVER, to cover w...
resinatas
14
10
RESINATA, a Greek wh...
resinated
14
11
RESINATE, to treat w...
resinates
14
10
RESINATE, to treat w...
resinised
15
11
RESINISE, to treat w...
resinises
15
10
RESINISE, to treat w...
resinized
18
20
RESINIZE, to treat w...
resinizes
18
19
RESINIZE, to treat w...
resinlike
17
15
like resin [adj]
resinoids
15
11
RESINOID, a resinous...
resinoses
14
10
RESINOSIS, an abnorm...
resinosis
15
10
an abnormal flow of...
resistant
15
10
making resistance [a...
resistent
15
10
making resistance [a...
resisters
16
9
RESISTER, one who re...
resisting
17
12
RESIST, to strive ag...
resistive
18
13
serving to resist [a...
resistors
16
9
RESISTOR, a device i...
resitting
17
12
the act of resitting...
resituate
15
10
to situate again [v...
reskewing
20
19
RESKEW, (Spenser) to...
reskilled
19
16
RESKILL, to retrain...
reskinned
15
16
RESKIN, to replace t...
reslating
17
13
RESLATE, to put down...
resmelted
17
14
RESMELT, to smelt ag...
resmooths
18
14
RESMOOTH, to smooth...
resnatron
13
11
a high-power, high-f...
resoaking
16
16
RESOAK, to soak agai...
resodding
16
14
RESOD, to put down n...
resoftens
16
13
RESOFTEN, to soften...
resolders
16
11
RESOLDER, to solder...
resoluble
19
15
able to be dissolved...
resoluter
16
11
RESOLUTE, determined...
resolutes
16
11
RESOLUTE, (Shakespea...
resolvent
17
15
a means of removing...
resolvers
18
14
RESOLVER, one that r...
resolving
19
17
RESOLVE, to make a f...
resonance
15
14
resounding, sonority...
resonants
13
11
RESONANT, a liquid o...
resonated
13
11
RESONATE, to resound...
resonates
13
10
RESONATE, to resound...
resonator
13
10
a resonating body or...
resorbent
16
13
absorbing again [adj...
resorbing
18
15
RESORB, to absorb ag...
resorcins
18
13
RESORCIN, a colourle...
resorters
15
9
RESORTER, one who re...
resorting
16
12
RESORT, to sort agai...
resounded
14
13
RESOUND, to make an...
resourced
18
14
RESOURCE, to provide...
resources
18
13
RESOURCE, to provide...
respacing
21
18
RESPACE, to provide...
respading
18
16
RESPADE, to turn ove...
respecify
29
20
to specify again [v...
respected
20
16
RESPECT, to have hig...
respecter
20
15
one who respects [n...
respelled
19
15
RESPELL, to spell ag...
respiring
19
15
RESPIRE, to breathe...
respiting
19
15
RESPITE, to relieve...
resplends
18
15
RESPLEND, to shine b...
respliced
22
17
RESPLICE, to splice...
resplices
22
16
RESPLICE, to splice...
responded
16
15
RESPOND, to say or a...
responder
16
14
one who responds, al...
responser
16
13
one who responds, al...
responses
16
13
RESPONSE, a reply or...
responsor
16
13
one who responds, al...
responsum
18
17
(Latin) in rabbinica...
respooled
17
14
RESPOOL, to spool ag...
respotted
17
13
RESPOT, to spot agai...
resprayed
23
15
RESPRAY, to spray ag...
respreads
17
13
RESPREAD, to spread...
resprings
19
15
RESPRING, to replace...
resprouts
18
13
RESPROUT, to sprout...
ressaldar
16
11
(Urdu) an Indian tro...
restabled
18
14
RESTABLE, to put in...
restables
18
13
RESTABLE, to put in...
restacked
19
17
RESTACK, to stack ag...
restaffed
19
16
RESTAFF, to staff ag...
restaging
17
14
RESTAGE, to put on t...
restamped
18
16
RESTAMP, to stamp ag...
restarted
15
10
RESTART, to start ag...
restarter
15
9
something or someone...
restating
16
12
RESTATE, to state ag...
restation
14
10
to station again [v...
restemmed
17
16
RESTEM, to force aga...
restfully
27
17
RESTFUL, relaxing [a...
restiform
19
15
cordlike [adj]
restitute
16
10
(archaic) to restore...
restively
25
16
RESTIVE, uneasy, as...
restocked
19
17
RESTOCK, to stock ag...
restoking
17
16
RESTOKE, to stoke ag...
restorals
16
10
RESTORAL, restoratio...
restorers
15
9
RESTORER, one that r...
restoring
16
12
RESTORE, to bring ba...
restrains
15
10
RESTRAIN, to hold ba...
restraint
15
10
the act of restraini...
restretch
21
14
to stretch again [v...
restricts
20
12
RESTRICT, to keep wi...
restrikes
17
13
RESTRIKE, to strike...
restringe
16
12
to restrict [v RESTR...
restrings
17
12
RESTRING, to string...
restriven
17
14
RESTRIVE, to strive...
restrives
18
13
RESTRIVE, to strive...
restrooms
16
12
RESTROOM, a room fur...
restudied
16
12
RESTUDY, to study ag...
restudies
16
11
RESTUDY, to study ag...
restuffed
20
17
RESTUFF, to stuff ag...
restumped
19
17
RESTUMP, to replace...
restyling
24
15
RESTYLE, to make int...
resubject
23
25
to subject again [v...
resubmits
20
16
RESUBMIT, to submit...
resultant
16
12
resulting [adj RESUL...
resultful
21
16
having results or ef...
resulting
18
14
RESULT, to follow as...
resumable
19
17
capable of, or admit...
resummons
17
17
RESUMMON, to summon...
resurface
20
16
to surface again [v...
resurgent
16
13
rising again, as fro...
resurging
18
15
RESURGE, to rise aga...
resurrect
19
13
to bring back to lif...
resurveys
24
16
RESURVEY, to survey...
resuspend
17
15
to suspend again [v...
reswallow
23
17
to swallow again [v...
retacking
20
19
RETACK, to tack agai...
retackled
20
18
RETACKLE, to tackle...
retackles
20
17
RETACKLE, to tackle...
retagging
18
16
RETAG, to tag again...
retailers
16
10
RETAILER, one who se...
retailing
17
13
the act of retailing...
retailors
16
10
RETAILOR, to tailor...
retainers
14
10
RETAINER, one that r...
retaining
15
13
RETAIN, to keep poss...
retakings
17
16
RETAKING, the act or...
retaliate
15
10
to repay in kind [v...
retallied
17
12
RETALLY, to tally ag...
retallies
17
11
RETALLY, to tally ag...
retardant
14
11
something that retar...
retardate
14
10
a person who is ment...
retarders
15
10
RETARDER, one who re...
retarding
16
13
RETARD, to hold back...
retargets
16
11
RETARGET, to target...
retasting
16
12
RETASTE, to taste ag...
retchings
22
17
RETCHING, the act of...
retchless
22
15
(obsolete) reckless,...
reteaches
19
14
RETEACH, to teach ag...
reteaming
16
15
RETEAM, to team up w...
retearing
15
12
RETEAR, to tear agai...
retellers
17
11
RETELLER, one who re...
retelling
18
14
the act of retelling...
retempers
18
15
RETEMPER, to modify...
retention
13
11
the act of retaining...
retentive
16
14
tending to retain [a...
retestify
24
14
to testify again [v...
retesting
16
12
RETEST, to test agai...
retexture
21
17
to treat (material,...
rethinker
18
16
one who rethinks [n...
rethought
21
16
RETHINK, to think ag...
rethreads
17
12
RETHREAD, to thread...
retiarius
16
10
a gladiator armed wi...
reticella
20
14
an early form of nee...
reticence
20
16
the quality of being...
reticency
27
18
the quality of being...
reticular
20
14
netted, netlike [adj...
reticules
20
14
RETICULE, a woman's...
reticulum
22
18
a network [n RETICUL...
retighten
18
14
to tighten again [v...
retinenes
13
11
RETINENE, a pigment...
retinites
15
10
RETINITE, an inflamm...
retinitis
16
10
inflammation of the...
retinoids
15
11
RETINOID, a compound...
retinting
16
13
RETINT, to tint agai...
retinulae
15
12
RETINULA, a neural r...
retinular
16
12
relating to the reti...
retinulas
16
12
RETINULA, a neural r...
retirants
15
10
RETIRANT, one who ha...
retiredly
23
13
RETIRED [adv]
retitling
18
13
RETITLE, to give a n...
retooling
16
13
RETOOL, to reequip w...
retorsion
14
10
the act of retorting...
retorters
15
9
RETORTER, one who re...
retorting
16
12
RETORT, to answer ba...
retortion
14
10
the act of retorting...
retortive
17
13
of the nature of a r...
retotaled
15
11
RETOTAL, to total ag...
retouched
20
16
RETOUCH, to add new...
retoucher
20
15
one who retouches [n...
retouches
20
15
RETOUCH, to add new...
retouring
16
13
RETOUR, to confirm a...
retracers
18
12
RETRACER, one who re...
retracing
19
15
RETRACE, to go back...
retracked
19
17
RETRACK, to retrace...
retracted
18
13
RETRACT, to take bac...
retractor
18
12
something that retra...
retraicts
19
12
RETRAICT, (obsolete)...
retrained
14
11
RETRAIN, to train ag...
retrainee
13
10
one who is retrained...
retraites
15
9
RETRAITE, (obsolete)...
retraitts
16
9
RETRAITT, (Spenser)...
retrating
16
12
RETRATE, (Spenser) t...
retreaded
14
11
RETREAD, to tread ag...
retreated
14
10
RETREAT, to go back...
retreater
14
9
one who retreats [n...
retribute
18
13
to give in return [v...
retrieval
18
14
the act of retrievin...
retrieved
17
14
RETRIEVE, to get bac...
retriever
17
13
one of a breed of la...
retrieves
17
13
RETRIEVE, to get bac...
retrimmed
18
16
RETRIM, to trim agai...
retroacts
18
12
RETROACT, to act in...
retrocede
17
13
to cede back (a terr...
retrodden
14
12
RETREAD, to tread ag...
retrodict
19
13
to utilize present i...
retrofire
17
12
to cause a retro-roc...
retrofits
18
12
RETROFIT, to furnish...
retroflex
24
20
to bend back [v -ED,...
retroject
20
21
to throw backwards [...
retronyms
22
15
RETRONYM, a term coi...
retropack
21
19
a system of auxiliar...
retrousse
15
10
(French) of the nose...
retrovert
17
13
to turn back [v -ED,...
retteries
15
9
RETTERY, a place whe...
retunding
16
15
RETUND, to blunt the...
returfing
19
16
RETURF, to lay new t...
returnees
14
11
RETURNEE, one who ha...
returners
15
11
RETURNER, one who re...
returniks
17
15
RETURNIK, someone go...
returning
16
14
RETURN, to go back [...
retweeted
17
13
RETWEET, to tweet ag...
retwisted
19
13
RETWIST, to twist ag...
reunified
17
15
REUNIFY, to unify ag...
reunifies
17
14
REUNIFY, to unify ag...
reuniters
15
11
REUNITER, one who re...
reuniting
16
14
REUNITE, to come tog...
reuptaken
17
18
REUPTAKE, to take up...
reuptakes
18
17
REUPTAKE [n]
reusables
18
14
REUSABLE, something...
reutilise
17
11
to utilise again, al...
reutilize
20
20
to utilize again, al...
reuttered
15
11
REUTTER, to utter ag...
revalenta
16
15
lentil-meal, also ER...
revaluate
17
15
to evaluate again [v...
revaluing
19
18
REVALUE, to value ag...
revampers
20
19
REVAMPER, one who re...
revamping
21
22
renovation [n -S]
revanches
21
19
REVANCHE, a politica...
revarnish
19
16
to varnish again [v...
revealers
17
14
REVEALER, one who re...
revealing
18
17
making visible [adj...
reveilles
19
15
REVEILLE, a morning...
revelator
17
14
one who makes a reve...
revellers
19
15
REVELLER, one who re...
revelling
20
18
the act of revelling...
revelment
18
18
the act of revelling...
revelries
18
14
REVELRY, noisy merry...
revelrous
18
15
given to revelry [ad...
revenants
15
15
REVENANT, (French) o...
revengers
17
16
REVENGER, one who ta...
revenging
18
19
vengeful [adj REVENG...
revengive
19
20
(Shakespeare) reveng...
revenuers
16
15
REVENUER, a revenue...
reverable
19
17
worthy of reverence...
reverbing
20
19
REVERB, (Shakespeare...
reverence
18
17
veneration [n -S] /...
reverends
16
15
REVEREND, a clergyma...
reverists
18
13
REVERIST, a person w...
reversals
18
14
REVERSAL, the act of...
reversely
24
16
REVERSE, in the oppo...
reversers
17
13
REVERSER, one who re...
reversing
18
16
REVERSE, to turn or...
reversion
16
14
the act of reverting...
revertant
16
14
(French) a mutant ge...
reverters
17
13
REVERTER, one who, o...
reverting
18
16
REVERT, to return to...
revertive
19
17
reverting, or tendin...
revesting
18
16
REVEST, to vest agai...
revetment
17
17
a masonry etc. facin...
revetting
18
16
REVET, to face with...
revibrate
19
16
to vibrate again [v...
revictual
22
18
to victual again [v...
reviewals
21
17
REVIEWAL, the act of...
reviewers
20
16
REVIEWER, one who re...
reviewing
21
19
REVIEW, to view agai...
revilings
20
17
REVILING, the act of...
reviolate
17
14
to violate again [v...
revisable
20
17
that may be revised...
revisions
17
14
REVISION, a revised...
revisited
18
14
REVISIT, to visit ag...
revivable
22
21
that can be revived...
revivably
29
23
REVIVABLE, that can...
revivings
21
20
REVIVING, the act of...
revocable
22
20
that can be revoked,...
revocably
29
22
REVOCABLE, that can...
revoicing
21
19
REVOICE, to refurnis...
revokable
20
21
that can be revoked,...
revokably
27
23
REVOKABLE, that can...
revolters
18
14
REVOLTER, one who re...
revolting
19
17
REVOLT, to rise up a...
revolvers
20
18
REVOLVER, a pistol w...
revolving
21
21
turning about an axi...
revulsion
18
16
a feeling of strong...
revulsive
21
19
causing, or tending...
rewakened
17
18
REWAKEN, to waken ag...
rewarders
18
13
REWARDER, one that r...
rewardful
22
18
yielding reward [adj...
rewarding
19
16
REWARD, to give in r...
rewarewas
20
15
REWAREWA, (Maori) a...
rewarming
20
18
REWARM, to warm agai...
rewashing
21
17
REWASH, to wash agai...
rewatered
17
13
REWATER, to water ag...
rewearing
18
15
REWEAR, to wear agai...
reweaving
20
19
REWEAVE, to weave ag...
rewedding
19
17
REWED, to wed again...
reweighed
21
17
REWEIGH, to weigh ag...
rewelding
20
17
REWELD, to weld agai...
rewetting
19
15
REWET, to wet again...
rewidened
17
15
REWIDEN, to widen ag...
rewilding
21
17
the practice of retu...
rewinders
18
14
REWINDER, one who re...
rewinding
19
17
the act of winding a...
rewinning
18
17
REWIN, to win again...
rewirable
21
16
that can be rewired...
rewirings
20
15
REWIRING, the act of...
rewording
19
16
the act of stating a...
reworking
20
19
the act of working a...
rewrapped
22
19
REWRAP, to wrap agai...
rewriters
19
12
REWRITER, a device f...
rewriting
20
15
REWRITE, to write ag...
rewritten
18
13
REWRITE, to write ag...
rewrought
22
17
REWORK, to work agai...
rezeroing
18
21
REZERO, to reset (a...
rhabdoids
20
16
RHABDOID, a rodlike...
rhabdomal
21
19
of or like a rhabdom...
rhabdomes
20
18
RHABDOME, a rodlike...
rhabduses
20
16
RHABDUS, a rodlike s...
rhachides
23
17
RHACHIS, the spinal...
rhachilla
25
18
the axis of a grass...
rhachises
23
16
RHACHIS, the spinal...
rhachitis
24
16
inflammation of the...
rhamnoses
17
15
RHAMNOSE, a sugar fo...
rhamnuses
18
16
RHAMNUS, a thorny tr...
rhamphoid
23
20
hook-beak-shaped, li...
rhaphides
22
17
RHAPHIS, a needlelik...
rhapontic
22
18
the common rhubarb [...
rhapsodes
19
15
RHAPSODE, anciently,...
rhapsodic
23
18
of or like a rhapsod...
rhatanies
16
12
RHATANY, a South Ame...
rheobases
18
14
RHEOBASE, the smalle...
rheobasic
22
17
relating to a rheoba...
rheochord
22
17
a wire rheostat, a m...
rheocords
20
15
RHEOCORD, a wire rhe...
rheologic
22
17
relating to rheology...
rheometer
17
14
an instrument that m...
rheometry
24
16
measurement with a r...
rheophile
22
17
living in flowing wa...
rheostats
17
11
RHEOSTAT, a resistor...
rheotaxes
22
18
RHEOTAXIS, the movem...
rheotaxis
23
18
the movement of an o...
rheotomes
17
14
RHEOTOME, an instrum...
rheotrope
18
14
an instrument for re...
rhetorics
21
14
RHETORIC, the study...
rhetorise
17
11
(obsolete) to use rh...
rhetorize
20
20
(obsolete) to use rh...
rheumatic
22
18
related to rheumatis...
rheumatiz
22
24
(dialect) rheumatism...
rheumiest
19
15
RHEUMY, like rheum [...
rhigolene
18
15
a volatile liquid ob...
rhinoceri
20
15
RHINOCEROS, a large...
rhinolith
21
15
a concretion formed...
rhinology
25
17
the study of the nos...
rhipidate
20
15
fan-shaped [adj]
rhipidion
20
16
(Greek) in the Greek...
rhipidium
23
19
a fan-shaped cymose...
rhizobial
24
24
relating to a rhizob...
rhizobium
25
27
a bacterium importan...
rhizocarp
26
26
a water-fern or hete...
rhizocaul
25
25
the rootlike stalk o...
rhizoidal
22
22
relating to a rhizoi...
rhizomata
21
23
RHIZOMA, a rootlike,...
rhizopods
23
24
RHIZOPOD, any of a c...
rhizotomy
28
25
the surgical severan...
rhodamine
17
16
a synthetic dyestuff...
rhodamins
18
16
RHODAMIN, a syntheti...
rhodanate
15
13
in dyeing, a thiocya...
rhodanise
16
13
to electroplate with...
rhodanize
19
22
to electroplate with...
rhodinals
18
14
RHODINAL, an aldehyd...
rhodolite
18
13
a rose-red or pink g...
rhodonite
16
13
a rose-red anorthic...
rhodopsin
19
16
visual purple, a pig...
rhoeadine
15
13
an alkaloid found in...
rhombical
25
21
of or like a rhombus...
rhomboids
21
18
RHOMBOID, a parallel...
rhombuses
21
18
RHOMBUS, a type of g...
rhonchial
23
18
of or relating to sn...
rhoncuses
20
16
RHONCUS, a rattling...
rhopalism
22
18
a sentence or poem i...
rhotacise
20
14
to change to an r- s...
rhotacism
22
17
the excessive use or...
rhotacist
21
14
one whose speech sho...
rhotacize
23
23
to change to an r- s...
rhoticity
28
16
the quality of being...
rhubarbed
22
19
RHUBARB, to simulate...
rhumbaing
22
21
RHUMBA, (Spanish) to...
rhymeless
26
17
destitute of rhyme [...
rhymester
25
16
a poetaster, a would...
rhyolites
25
14
RHYOLITE, a highly f...
rhyolitic
29
17
relating to rhyolite...
rhythmics
32
21
the science or theor...
rhythmise
28
18
to subject to rhythm...
rhythmist
29
18
a person skilled in...
rhythmize
31
27
to subject to rhythm...
rhytidome
25
17
the bark external to...
ribaldest
19
14
RIBALD, earthily sex...
ribattuta
18
13
(Italian) the slow b...
ribaudred
18
15
(Shakespeare) an obs...
ribavirin
20
17
a synthetic guanosin...
ribboning
20
19
RIBBON, to decorate...
ribosomal
19
16
relating to a riboso...
ribosomes
18
15
RIBOSOME, a particle...
ribozymal
29
27
of or like a ribozym...
ribozymes
28
26
RIBOZYME, a RNA deri...
ribstones
17
13
RIBSTONE, an apple,...
ribuloses
19
14
RIBULOSE, a type of...
ricebirds
22
16
RICEBIRD, the Java s...
ricefield
22
17
a field used for gro...
ricercare
21
15
any of various contr...
ricercari
22
15
RICERCARE, any of va...
ricercars
22
15
RICERCAR, any of var...
ricercata
21
15
any of various contr...
richening
21
18
RICHEN, to make or b...
richesses
21
14
RICHESSE, (obsolete)...
richweeds
24
18
RICHWEED, a herb of...
ricinuses
19
14
RICINUS, a genus of...
ricketier
20
16
RICKETY, shaky, rams...
ricketily
28
19
RICKETY, shaky, rams...
rickliest
22
17
RICKLY, (Scots) loos...
rickracks
25
23
RICKRACK, a braid us...
rickshaws
26
21
RICKSHAW, a small, t...
rickstand
20
18
a flooring or framew...
rickstick
26
23
a toothed stick for...
rickyards
27
19
RICKYARD, a yard for...
ricochets
24
17
RICOCHET, to rebound...
riddances
18
15
RIDDANCE, the action...
riddlings
19
15
RIDDLING, the act of...
riderless
17
11
without a rider [adj...
ridership
21
15
being a rider [n -S]
ridgeback
23
22
a large hunting-dog...
ridgelike
19
17
like a ridge [adj]
ridgeline
17
14
a line marking or fo...
ridgeling
19
16
a male animal with o...
ridgepole
19
16
the timber forming t...
ridgetops
19
15
RIDGETOP, the crest...
ridgetree
16
12
the timber forming t...
ridgeways
26
17
RIDGEWAY, a track al...
ridglings
20
16
RIDGLING, a male ani...
ridiculed
21
16
RIDICULE, to make fu...
ridiculer
21
15
one who ridicules [n...
ridicules
21
15
RIDICULE, to make fu...
rieslings
18
13
RIESLING, (German) a...
rifampins
21
19
RIFAMPIN, an antibio...
rifamycin
28
21
an antibiotic [n -S]
riffraffs
25
21
RIFFRAFF, the disrep...
riflebird
22
17
each of three birds...
rifleries
19
13
RIFLERY, the practic...
rigadoons
15
13
RIGADOON, a lively B...
rigatonis
16
12
RIGATONI, (Italian)...
rigaudons
16
14
RIGAUDON, (French) a...
rightable
22
17
that can be righted...
rightably
29
19
RIGHTABLE, that can...
rightened
18
15
RIGHTEN, (archaic) t...
righteous
19
14
just, proper [adj RI...
rightiest
20
13
RIGHTY, politically...
rightings
21
16
RIGHTING, the act of...
rightisms
22
16
RIGHTISM, conservati...
rightists
21
13
RIGHTIST, one who ad...
rightless
21
14
destitute of right [...
rightmost
21
16
on the extreme right...
rightness
19
14
the state of being r...
rightsize
23
22
to adapt an organisa...
rightward
23
17
toward the right [ad...
rigidised
18
13
RIGIDISE, to make st...
rigidises
18
12
RIGIDISE, to make st...
rigidized
21
22
RIGIDIZE, to make st...
rigidizes
21
21
RIGIDIZE, to make st...
rigidness
17
13
the state of being r...
rigmarole
18
15
a succession of inco...
rigorisms
19
14
RIGORISM, rigidity i...
rigorists
18
11
RIGORIST, one who pr...
rigsdaler
18
13
(Dutch) a rix-dollar...
rigwiddie
21
16
(Scots) a carthorse'...
rigwoodie
19
15
(Scots) a carthorse'...
rijstafel
21
22
(Dutch) an Indonesia...
rillettes
18
11
(French) a French ty...
rillmarks
21
18
RILLMARK, a marking...
rimesters
17
12
RIMESTER, one that r...
ringbarks
20
19
RINGBARK, to strip a...
ringbolts
20
16
RINGBOLT, an eyebolt...
ringbones
17
16
RINGBONE, a bony gro...
ringdoves
18
17
RINGDOVE, the wood-p...
ringettes
16
12
RINGETTE, a team spo...
ringingly
25
18
RINGING, making a ri...
ringleted
17
14
of hair, styled in r...
ringnecks
20
20
RINGNECK, a bird hav...
ringsider
17
13
one with a seat at t...
ringsides
17
13
RINGSIDE, the area j...
ringstand
16
14
a stand for chemical...
ringsters
17
12
RINGSTER, a member o...
ringtails
18
13
RINGTAIL, an animal...
ringtones
15
13
RINGTONE, a tune pla...
ringwombs
23
21
RINGWOMB, a complica...
ringworks
21
19
RINGWORK, work execu...
ringworms
21
18
RINGWORM, a contagio...
rinksides
17
15
RINKSIDE, the area a...
rinseable
17
14
that can be rinsed,...
riotously
23
13
RIOTOUS, characteriz...
riparians
17
13
RIPARIAN, an owner o...
ripienist
18
13
a supplementary inst...
riposting
19
15
RIPOSTE, to make a r...
rippingly
29
21
RIPPING [adv]
rippliest
22
16
RIPPLY, marked by ri...
ripplings
23
19
RIPPLING, the act of...
riprapped
22
19
RIPRAP, to strengthe...
ripsawing
22
18
RIPSAW, to cut with...
riroriros
16
9
RIRORIRO, (Maori) th...
risaldars
17
11
RISALDAR, (Urdu) an...
riskiness
17
14
the state of being r...
ritenutos
15
11
RITENUTO, (Italian)...
ritonavir
17
14
a drug used to treat...
ritornell
17
12
a short instrumental...
ritornels
16
11
RITORNEL, a short in...
ritualise
17
11
to make into a ritua...
ritualism
19
14
regular observance o...
ritualist
18
11
a believer in ritual...
ritualize
20
20
to make into a ritua...
rituximab
26
23
a drug used in the t...
ritziness
19
19
being ritzy [n -ES]
rivalised
19
15
RIVALISE, to enter i...
rivalises
19
14
RIVALISE, to enter i...
rivalized
22
24
RIVALIZE, to enter i...
rivalizes
22
23
RIVALIZE, to enter i...
rivalless
20
15
without rivals [adj]
rivalling
21
18
RIVAL, to strive to...
rivalries
19
14
RIVALRY, competition...
rivalrous
19
15
relating to rivalry...
rivalship
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rivalry [n -S]
rivelling
21
18
RIVEL, to wrinkle [v...
riverains
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RIVERAIN, a riversid...
riverbank
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the bank of a river...
riverbeds
20
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RIVERBED, the area c...
riverboat
19
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a boat used for rive...
riverhead
19
16
the source of a rive...
riverless
19
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without rivers [adj]
riverlike
20
18
like a river [adj]
riverside
18
14
the area at the side...
riverwalk
23
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a walk beside a rive...
riverward
21
17
towards a river, als...
riverways
27
18
RIVERWAY, a river as...
riverweed
20
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any plant of the gen...
rivetings
19
16
RIVETING, the act of...
rivetting
19
16
RIVET, to fasten wit...
rivuluses
20
16
RIVULUS, a small tro...
rizzaring
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RIZZAR, (Scots) to d...
rizzering
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RIZZER, (Scots) to d...
rizzoring
23
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RIZZOR, (Scots) to d...
roadblock
22
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a barrier across a r...
roadcraft
20
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knowledge and skill...
roadhouse
16
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a roadside public ho...
roadkills
19
16
ROADKILL, an animal...
roadshows
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15
ROADSHOW, a touring...
roadsides
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ROADSIDE, land adjoi...
roadstead
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an anchorage off sho...
roadsters
15
10
ROADSTER, a light, o...
roadworks
19
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ROADWORK, outdoor ru...
roanpipes
18
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ROANPIPE, (Scots) a...
roaringly
23
15
ROARING, proceeding...
roastings
16
12
ROASTING, a scolding...
robberies
19
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ROBBERY, the act of...
robocalls
22
17
ROBOCALL, a telephon...
roborants
16
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ROBORANT, an invigor...
robotised
17
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ROBOTISE, to make au...
robotises
17
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ROBOTISE, to make au...
robotisms
19
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ROBOTISM, the state...
robotized
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ROBOTIZE, to make au...
robotizes
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ROBOTIZE, to make au...
robotries
17
12
ROBOTRY, the science...
roburites
18
13
ROBURITE, a flameles...
robustest
18
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ROBUST, strong and h...
rocailles
20
14
ROCAILLE, (French) a...
rocambole
21
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(French) a plant clo...
rockabies
21
19
ROCKABY, a song used...
rockabyes
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ROCKABYE, a song use...
rockaways
28
21
ROCKAWAY, a light fo...
rockbound
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hemmed in by rock, r...
rockcress
23
19
another name for the...
rockeries
19
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ROCKERY, a rock gard...
rocketeer
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a person who experim...
rocketers
19
16
ROCKETER, a bird, es...
rocketing
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ROCKET, to be projec...
rockfalls
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ROCKFALL, a mass of...
rockhound
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a person interested...
rockiness
19
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the state of being r...
rockingly
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ROCKING, moving back...
rocklings
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ROCKLING, a small fi...
rockroses
19
16
ROCKROSE, a shrub of...
rockshaft
24
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a shaft that rocks [...
rockslide
21
18
a fall of rocks down...
rockwater
22
19
water issuing from a...
rockweeds
22
20
ROCKWEED, any coarse...
rockwools
23
20
ROCKWOOL, a mineral...
rockworks
24
23
ROCKWORK, stonework...
rodfisher
20
15
one who fishes by ro...
rodgersia
16
12
a flowering perennia...
roentgens
14
13
ROENTGEN, a unit of...
roestones
13
10
ROESTONE, another na...
rogations
15
12
ROGATION, an asking...
rogerings
17
14
ROGERING, the act of...
rogueries
16
12
ROGUERY, roguish con...
rogueship
21
17
(archaic) the state...
roguishly
27
17
ROGUISH, dishonest [...
roistered
15
10
ROISTER, to revel no...
roisterer
15
9
one who roisters, ca...
rolamites
17
13
ROLAMITE, two or mor...
rollaways
26
16
ROLLAWAY, something...
rollbacks
24
21
ROLLBACK, a return t...
rollicked
22
19
ROLLICK, to behave i...
rollnecks
21
19
ROLLNECK, a garment...
rollovers
19
15
ROLLOVER, a motor ve...
romancers
18
16
ROMANCER, one who wr...
romancing
19
19
the act of romancing...
romanesco
17
16
(Italian) a type of...
romanised
15
14
ROMANISE, to write i...
romanises
15
13
ROMANISE, to write i...
romanized
18
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ROMANIZE, to write i...
romanizes
18
22
ROMANIZE, to write i...
romantics
19
16
ROMANTIC, a fanciful...
romeldale
17
15
an American breed of...
rompingly
27
21
ROMPING [adv]
rompishly
29
20
ROMPISH, inclined to...
roncadors
17
14
RONCADOR, a name for...
rondaches
19
16
RONDACHE, (French) a...
rondavels
17
16
RONDAVEL, (Afrikaans...
rondelets
15
12
RONDELET, (French) a...
rondelles
16
13
RONDELLE, (French) a...
ronepipes
18
16
RONEPIPE, (Scots) a...
ronggengs
17
17
RONGGENG, a Malaysia...
rooflines
17
14
ROOFLINE, the profil...
roofscape
21
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a view of roofs [n -...
rooftrees
16
12
ROOFTREE, a horizont...
rooiboses
16
12
ROOIBOS, (Afrikaans)...
rookeries
15
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ROOKERY, a colony of...
roomettes
15
12
ROOMETTE, a small ro...
roominess
15
13
the state of being r...
roommates
16
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ROOMMATE, one who sh...
roorbachs
22
17
ROORBACH, a false st...
roorbacks
21
19
ROORBACK, a false st...
rootballs
19
14
ROOTBALL, the mass o...
rootbound
16
15
rooted to the ground...
rootholds
18
13
ROOTHOLD, maintenanc...
rootiness
14
10
the state of being r...
rootsiest
15
9
ROOTSY, reminiscent...
rootstalk
17
14
an underground stem...
rootstock
19
16
a rhizome, esp. if s...
rootworms
19
15
ROOTWORM, a beetle w...
ropewalks
22
20
ROPEWALK, a long nar...
ropeworks
21
19
ROPEWORK, a place wh...
roqueting
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ROQUET, to make such...
roquettes
23
19
ROQUETTE, (French) a...
rosaceous
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of or pertaining to...
rosanilin
15
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a reddish-brown deri...
rosarians
14
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ROSARIAN, a cultivat...
rosariums
17
13
ROSARIUM, a rose gar...
roseately
21
12
ROSEATE, resembling...
rosebowls
21
16
ROSEBOWL, a bowl for...
rosefinch
22
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any of various finch...
roseroots
14
9
ROSEROOT, a fleshy-l...
roseslugs
18
13
ROSESLUG, a larval s...
rosetting
16
12
the development of a...
rosewater
17
12
water distilled from...
rosewoods
17
13
ROSEWOOD, a valuable...
roshambos
20
17
ROSHAMBO, (Japanese)...
rosinates
14
10
ROSINATE, a resinate...
rosinweed
17
14
the compass-plant, S...
rosmarine
15
13
(Spenser) a mythical...
rosoglios
17
12
ROSOGLIO, (Italian)...
rostellar
17
11
pertaining to a rost...
rostellum
19
15
the protruding forep...
rostering
16
12
the act of rostering...
rostrally
24
13
ROSTRAL, of or like...
rostrated
15
10
beak-shaped, also RO...
rotachute
20
15
a parachute-like dev...
rotameter
15
12
an instrument for me...
rotaplane
16
14
a rotor plane [n -S]
rotatable
17
13
that can be rotated...
rotations
14
10
ROTATION, an instanc...
rotatores
14
9
ROTATOR, a muscle se...
rotavated
16
14
ROTAVATE, to till by...
rotavates
16
13
ROTAVATE, to till by...
rotavator
16
13
a tool for breaking...
rotavirus
18
14
a wheel-shaped virus...
rotenones
12
11
ROTENONE, an insecti...
rotiferal
18
13
relating to a rotife...
rotiferan
16
13
a rotifer [n -S]
rotograph
20
16
to make a photograph...
rotoscope
19
15
to create the outlin...
rototills
18
11
ROTOTILL, to till so...
rotovated
16
14
ROTOVATE, to till by...
rotovates
16
13
ROTOVATE, to till by...
rotovator
16
13
a tool for breaking...
rottenest
14
10
ROTTEN, very bad, ro...
rotundate
14
12
rounded off; orbicul...
rotundest
15
12
ROTUND, rounded, plu...
rotunding
16
15
ROTUND, to round [v]
rotundity
22
14
the state of being r...
roturiers
16
10
ROTURIER, a plebeian...
rouchings
22
18
ROUCHING, a lace tri...
roughages
19
16
ROUGHAGE, coarse, bu...
roughback
25
24
a rough-skinned flat...
roughcast
22
17
plaster mixed with s...
roughened
17
16
ROUGHEN, to make rou...
roughhewn
23
20
ROUGHHEW, to shape r...
roughhews
24
19
ROUGHHEW, to shape r...
roughings
20
17
ROUGHING, the act of...
roughlegs
21
17
ROUGHLEG, any one of...
roughneck
22
22
a member of an oil r...
roughness
18
15
the state of being r...
roughouts
19
15
ROUGHOUT, an unfinis...
roughshod
21
17
provided with horses...
rouletted
16
12
ROULETTE, to make ti...
roulettes
16
11
ROULETTE, to make ti...
rounceval
20
19
a large variety of g...
roundarch
20
17
having semicircular...
roundball
19
17
a form of basketball...
roundedly
22
16
ROUNDED [adv]
roundelay
21
15
a song with a refrai...
roundhand
16
16
a style of penmanshi...
roundheel
17
15
an immoral woman [n...
roundings
16
15
ROUNDING, the proces...
roundlets
16
13
ROUNDLET, a small ci...
roundness
14
13
the state of being r...
roundsman
15
16
a person who goes ro...
roundsmen
15
16
ROUNDSMAN, a person...
roundtrip
18
15
(US) a return trip [...
roundures
15
13
ROUNDURE, roundness;...
roundwood
17
16
timber used (as for...
roundworm
19
18
a nematoid worm [n -...
rousement
15
14
(US) religious excit...
rousingly
24
16
ROUSING [adv]
rousseaus
15
11
ROUSSEAU, (French) f...
roussette
15
10
(French) a kind of f...
routeways
24
15
ROUTEWAY, an establi...
routhiest
18
12
ROUTHIE, (Scots) ple...
routineer
14
11
one who adheres to a...
routinely
22
14
ROUTINE, regular [ad...
routinise
15
11
to make routine, als...
routinism
17
14
the practice of doin...
routinist
16
11
one who habituated t...
routinize
18
20
to make routine, als...
routously
23
14
ROUTOUS, (archaic) l...
rowdedows
21
17
ROWDEDOW, an uproar,...
rowdiness
18
14
the state of being r...
rowdydows
28
19
ROWDYDOW, hubbub; up...
rowdyisms
27
18
ROWDYISM, disorderly...
rowelling
21
17
ROWEL, to prick with...
rowndells
20
16
ROWNDELL, (Spenser)...
royalised
22
13
ROYALISE, to play th...
royalises
22
12
ROYALISE, to play th...
royalisms
24
15
ROYALISM, support of...
royalists
23
12
ROYALIST, a supporte...
royalized
25
22
ROYALIZE, to play th...
royalizes
25
21
ROYALIZE, to play th...
royallest
23
13
ROYAL, relating to a...
royalmast
23
15
the highest part of...
royalties
22
12
ROYALTY, the status...
roystered
21
12
ROYSTER, to revel no...
roysterer
21
11
one who roysters, ca...
rubbaboos
21
19
RUBBABOO, a type of...
rubberier
20
16
RUBBERY, resembling...
rubbering
21
19
RUBBER, to provide w...
rubberise
20
16
to coat with rubber,...
rubberize
23
25
to coat with rubber,...
rubbidies
21
17
RUBBIDY, a pub (rhym...
rubbished
23
19
RUBBISH, to criticiz...
rubbishes
23
18
RUBBISH, to criticiz...
rubbishly
31
21
like rubbish, also R...
rubbities
21
16
RUBBITY, a pub (rhym...
rubbliest
22
17
RUBBLY, abounding in...
rubboards
20
17
RUBBOARD, a corrugat...
rubbydubs
30
23
RUBBYDUB, (slang) an...
rubefying
27
21
RUBEFY, to redden, a...
rubellans
19
16
RUBELLAN, a mineral,...
rubellite
20
15
a variety of tourmal...
rubescent
20
17
growing red; blushin...
rubicelle
23
18
an orange-coloured s...
rubiconed
20
18
RUBICON, to win at p...
rubidiums
21
18
RUBIDIUM, a metallic...
rubifying
28
21
RUBIFY, to redden, a...
rubineous
17
15
ruby-red [adj]
rubricate
21
16
to write, print, or...
rubrician
21
17
a student or followe...
rubstones
17
14
RUBSTONE, a whetston...
rucksacks
25
24
RUCKSACK, a knapsack...
ruckseats
20
17
RUCKSEAT, a folding...
ructation
18
14
(obsolete) belching,...
rudaceous
18
15
of breccia etc., com...
rudbeckia
22
21
(Swedish) a composit...
ruddiness
16
13
the state of being r...
ruddleman
17
17
one who marks e.g. s...
ruddlemen
17
17
RUDDLEMAN, one who m...
rudesbies
18
14
RUDESBY, (Shakespear...
rudiments
17
15
RUDIMENT, a basic pr...
rudistids
18
12
RUDISTID, a cone-sha...
rufescent
20
17
inclining to redness...
ruffianed
19
18
RUFFIAN, to behave l...
ruffianly
27
20
like a ruffian [adj]
ruffliest
22
17
RUFFLY, not smooth [...
rufflings
23
20
RUFFLING, the act of...
rugelachs
23
18
RUGELACH, (Yiddish)...
ruggedest
18
15
RUGGED, having an un...
ruggedise
18
15
to make rugged, also...
ruggedize
21
24
to make rugged, also...
ruggelach
24
20
(Yiddish) in Jewish...
ruinating
16
14
RUINATE, (archaic) t...
ruination
14
12
the act of ruining [...
ruinously
23
15
RUINOUS, destructive...
rulership
22
16
being a ruler [n -S]
rumbelows
23
20
RUMBELOW, a meaningl...
rumbliest
21
17
RUMBLY, tending to r...
rumblings
22
20
RUMBLING, a deep, th...
ruminants
16
15
RUMINANT, an animal...
ruminated
16
15
RUMINATE, to chew ag...
ruminates
16
14
RUMINATE, to chew ag...
ruminator
16
14
one who ruminates [n...
rummagers
19
18
RUMMAGER, one who ru...
rummaging
20
21
RUMMAGE, to search t...
rumminess
18
17
the state of being r...
rummished
21
19
RUMMISH, (Scots) to...
rummishes
21
18
RUMMISH, (Scots) to...
rumnesses
16
14
RUMNESS, the state o...
rumourers
17
14
RUMOURER, one who sp...
rumouring
18
17
RUMOUR, to spread by...
rumpliest
21
17
RUMPLY, wrinkled [ad...
rumrunner
16
16
a person involved in...
runabouts
17
15
RUNABOUT, a small li...
runagates
15
13
RUNAGATE, a fugitive...
runaround
14
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a small light boat,...
runcinate
17
15
pinnately cut with t...
runecraft
20
17
skill with runes [n...
runniness
14
13
the state of being r...
runningly
23
18
RUNNING, flowing [ad...
runrounds
15
14
RUNROUND, evasive ac...
runtiness
15
12
the state of being r...
runtishly
26
16
RUNTISH, somewhat ru...
rupturing
20
17
RUPTURE, to burst [v...
ruralised
17
12
RURALISE, to make ru...
ruralises
17
11
RURALISE, to make ru...
ruralisms
19
14
RURALISM, the state...
ruralists
18
11
RURALIST, one who li...
ruralites
17
11
RURALITE, one who li...
ruralized
20
21
RURALIZE, to make ru...
ruralizes
20
20
RURALIZE, to make ru...
ruralness
16
12
the state of being r...
rushiness
18
13
the state of aboundi...
rushlight
24
17
a type of candle dip...
russeting
17
13
a russet apple, also...
russified
19
14
RUSSIFY, to make Rus...
russifies
19
13
RUSSIFY, to make Rus...
rusticals
21
14
RUSTICAL, a rustic [...
rusticana
18
14
objects such as agri...
rusticate
19
13
to send into the cou...
rusticial
21
14
(Scott) rustic, also...
rusticise
20
13
to make rustic, also...
rusticism
22
16
a rustic saying or c...
rusticity
27
15
a rustic manner; sim...
rusticize
23
22
to make rustic, also...
rustiness
16
11
the state of being r...
rustlings
19
14
RUSTLING, the act of...
rustproof
20
16
to make resistant to...
rutabagas
18
15
RUTABAGA, (Swedish)...
rutaceous
18
14
of or pertaining to...
ruthenium
19
17
a metallic element o...
ruthfully
30
20
RUTHFUL, full of com...
rutilated
17
12
of quartz, containin...
ruttiness
16
11
the state of being r...
ruttishly
27
15
RUTTISH, (Shakespear...
rybaudrye
30
18
(Spenser) ribaldry,...
ryebreads
23
15
RYEBREAD, bread made...
ryeflours
25
16
RYEFLOUR, a pasture...
ryotwaris
25
14
RYOTWARI, (Hindi) a...
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