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rabattements
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RABATTEMENT, the act...
rabbinically
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RABBINICAL, of or pe...
rabbitfishes
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RABBITFISH, a type o...
racemisation
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a change into a race...
racemization
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a change into a race...
racetrackers
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RACETRACKER, one who...
racewalkings
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RACEWALKING, the com...
rachiotomies
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RACHIOTOMY, another...
rachischises
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RACHISCHISIS, a seve...
rachischisis
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a severe form of spi...
racketeering
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running a protection...
raconteuring
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20
telling tales [n -S]
racquetballs
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RACQUETBALL, a game...
radicalising
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RADICALISE, to make...
radicalistic
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related to radicalis...
radicalities
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RADICALITY, the stat...
radicalizing
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RADICALIZE, to make...
radicicolous
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inhabiting or parasi...
radicivorous
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21
eating roots [adj]
radiesthesia
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sensitivity to radia...
radiesthetic
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relating to radiesth...
radiobiology
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a branch of biology...
radiocarbons
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RADIOCARBON, a radio...
radiochemist
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one who practises ra...
radioecology
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21
the study of the eff...
radioelement
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a radioactive elemen...
radiographed
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21
RADIOGRAPH, to produ...
radiographer
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one who practises ra...
radiographic
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relating to radiogra...
radioiodines
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RADIOIODINE, a radio...
radioisotope
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a radioactive isotop...
radiolabeled
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RADIOLABEL, to label...
radiolarians
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15
RADIOLARIAN, any mem...
radiological
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of or relating to ra...
radiologists
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RADIOLOGIST, a physi...
radiolucency
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the state of being r...
radiometries
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16
RADIOMETRY, the meas...
radiomimetic
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producing effects si...
radionuclide
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a radioactive nuclid...
radiopagings
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RADIOPAGING, the use...
radiophonics
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the business of prod...
radiophonies
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19
RADIOPHONY, the art...
radiophonist
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one who uses a radio...
radioscopies
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19
RADIOSCOPY, examinat...
radiotherapy
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treatment by radiati...
radiothorium
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a radioactive isotop...
radiotracers
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RADIOTRACER, a radio...
raggamuffins
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RAGGAMUFFIN, a type...
raggednesses
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18
RAGGEDNESS, the stat...
railroadings
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RAILROADING, putting...
rainproofing
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RAINPROOF, to make p...
rakishnesses
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19
RAKISHNESS, the qual...
rallentandos
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RALLENTANDO, a music...
rallycrosses
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RALLYCROSS, a form o...
rambouillets
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RAMBOUILLET, a kind...
rambunctious
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marked by uncontroll...
ramentaceous
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20
of or like ramentum...
ramification
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branching [n -S]
rampageously
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RAMPAGEOUS, turbulen...
rancidnesses
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18
RANCIDNESS, the stat...
randomnesses
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RANDOMNESS, the stat...
rangefinders
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RANGEFINDER, an inst...
rangefinding
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the act of using a r...
rankshifting
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RANKSHIFT, to shift...
ranshackling
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RANSHACKLE, (Scott)...
ranunculuses
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RANUNCULUS, a genus...
rapscallions
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RAPSCALLION, a low,...
rarefactions
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RAREFACTION, the act...
rarefication
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the act of rarefying...
rastafarians
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RASTAFARIAN, a membe...
ratabilities
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RATABILITY, the abil...
rataplanning
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RATAPLAN, to make a...
ratatouilles
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RATATOUILLE, (French...
ratbaggeries
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RATBAGGERY, nonsense...
rateableness
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the state of being r...
rathskellers
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RATHSKELLER, (German...
ratification
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the act of ratifying...
ratiocinated
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RATIOCINATE, to reas...
ratiocinates
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RATIOCINATE, to reas...
ratiocinator
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one who ratiocinates...
rationalised
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RATIONALISE, to make...
rationaliser
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one who rationalises...
rationalises
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RATIONALISE, to make...
rationalisms
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RATIONALISM, relianc...
rationalists
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RATIONALIST, an adhe...
rationalized
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RATIONALIZE, to brin...
rationalizer
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one who rationalizes...
rationalizes
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RATIONALIZE, to brin...
rationalness
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the state of being r...
rattlebrains
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RATTLEBRAIN, a shall...
rattlesnakes
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RATTLESNAKE, any of...
ravenousness
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the state of being r...
reabsorption
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the act of reabsorbi...
reaccelerate
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to accelerate again...
reaccessions
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REACCESSION, a new a...
reacclaiming
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REACCLAIM, to acclai...
reaccredited
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REACCREDIT, to accre...
reaccustomed
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REACCUSTOM, to get u...
reacquainted
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REACQUAINT, to acqua...
reactionisms
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REACTIONISM, the sta...
reactionists
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REACTIONIST, a react...
reactivating
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REACTIVATE, to activ...
reactivation
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the act of reactivat...
reactiveness
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the state of being r...
reactivities
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REACTIVITY, the stat...
readableness
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the state of being r...
readaptation
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the act of readaptin...
readdressing
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READDRESS, to addres...
readjustable
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that can be readjust...
readjustment
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the act of readjusti...
readmissions
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READMISSION, the act...
readmittance
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the act of readmitti...
readvertised
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READVERTISE, to adve...
readvertises
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READVERTISE, to adve...
readvertized
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READVERTIZE, to adve...
readvertizes
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READVERTIZE, to adve...
reafforested
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REAFFOREST, to plant...
reaggregated
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REAGGREGATE, to aggr...
reaggregates
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REAGGREGATE, to aggr...
realignments
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REALIGNMENT, the act...
realisations
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REALISATION, the act...
realizations
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REALIZATION, the act...
reallocating
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REALLOCATE, to alloc...
reallocation
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the act of reallocat...
reallotments
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REALLOTMENT, the act...
realpolitiks
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REALPOLITIK, (German...
reamendments
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REAMENDMENT, the act...
reanimations
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REANIMATION, the act...
reannexation
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the act of reannexin...
reapparelled
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REAPPAREL, to clothe...
reappearance
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the act of reappeari...
reappointing
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REAPPOINT, to appoin...
reapportions
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REAPPORTION, to appo...
reappraisals
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REAPPRAISAL, the act...
reappraisers
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REAPPRAISER, one who...
reappraising
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REAPPRAISE, to appra...
rearticulate
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to articulate again...
reascensions
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REASCENSION, the act...
reasonlessly
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REASONLESS, destitut...
reassemblage
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a reassembly [n -S]
reassemblies
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REASSEMBLY, the act...
reassembling
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REASSEMBLE, to assem...
reassertions
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REASSERTION, the act...
reassessment
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the act of reassessi...
reassignment
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the act of reassigni...
reassortment
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the act of reassorti...
reassumption
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the act of reassumin...
reassurances
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REASSURANCE, the act...
reassuringly
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REASSURING [adv]
reastinesses
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REASTINESS, the stat...
reattachment
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the act of reattachi...
reattempting
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REATTEMPT, to attemp...
reattributed
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REATTRIBUTE, to attr...
reattributes
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REATTRIBUTE, to attr...
reauthorised
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REAUTHORISE, to auth...
reauthorises
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REAUTHORISE, to auth...
reauthorized
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REAUTHORIZE, to auth...
reauthorizes
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REAUTHORIZE, to auth...
reawakenings
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REAWAKENING, the act...
rebelliously
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REBELLIOUS, given to...
reblossoming
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REBLOSSOM, to blosso...
rebroadcasts
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REBROADCAST, to broa...
recalcitrant
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obstinately defiant...
recalcitrate
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to show strong objec...
recalculated
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RECALCULATE, to calc...
recalculates
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RECALCULATE, to calc...
recalescence
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the renewed glowing...
recalibrated
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RECALIBRATE, to cali...
recalibrates
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RECALIBRATE, to cali...
recanalising
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RECANALISE, to canal...
recanalizing
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RECANALIZE, to canal...
recantations
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RECANTATION, the act...
recapitalise
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to supply with new c...
recapitalize
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to change the capita...
recapitulate
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to restate briefly,...
recataloging
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RECATALOG, to catalo...
recatalogued
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RECATALOGUE, to cata...
recatalogues
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RECATALOGUE, to cata...
recautioning
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RECAUTION, to cautio...
receivership
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the office or functi...
recentnesses
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RECENTNESS, the stat...
recentrifuge
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to put through a cen...
receptacular
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of or like a recepta...
receptaculum
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a receptacle [n RECE...
receptionist
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a person employed to...
recertifying
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RECERTIFY, to certif...
recessionals
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RECESSIONAL, a hymn...
recessionary
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relating to recessio...
rechallenged
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RECHALLENGE, to chal...
rechallenges
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RECHALLENGE, to chal...
rechanneling
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RECHANNEL, to channe...
rechannelled
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RECHANNEL, to channe...
rechargeable
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capable of being rec...
rechartering
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RECHARTER, to charte...
rechristened
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RECHRISTEN, to chris...
recidivistic
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relating to recidivi...
recipiencies
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RECIPIENCY, the stat...
reciprocally
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RECIPROCAL, acting i...
reciprocants
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RECIPROCANT, in math...
reciprocated
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RECIPROCATE, to give...
reciprocates
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RECIPROCATE, to give...
reciprocator
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one who reciprocates...
recirculated
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RECIRCULATE, to circ...
recirculates
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RECIRCULATE, to circ...
recklessness
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the state of being r...
reclamations
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RECLAMATION, the act...
reclassified
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RECLASSIFY, to class...
reclassifies
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RECLASSIFY, to class...
reclinations
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RECLINATION, the act...
recognisable
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that can be recognis...
recognisably
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RECOGNISABLE, that c...
recognisance
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a legal obligation e...
recognitions
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RECOGNITION, the act...
recognizable
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that can be recogniz...
recognizably
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RECOGNIZABLE, that c...
recognizance
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a legal obligation e...
recollecting
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RECOLLECT, to rememb...
recollection
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something remembered...
recollective
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of the nature of rec...
recolonising
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RECOLONISE, to colon...
recolonizing
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RECOLONIZE, to colon...
recombinants
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RECOMBINANT, a gene...
recomforting
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RECOMFORT, (archaic)...
recomforture
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(Shakespeare) consol...
recommencing
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RECOMMENCE, to comme...
recommenders
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RECOMMENDER, one who...
recommending
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RECOMMEND, to commen...
recommission
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to commission again...
recommitment
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the act of recommitt...
recommittals
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RECOMMITTAL, the act...
recommitting
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RECOMMIT, to commit...
recompacting
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RECOMPACT, to compac...
recompensers
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RECOMPENSER, one who...
recompensing
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RECOMPENSE, to give...
recompressed
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RECOMPRESS, to compr...
recompresses
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RECOMPRESS, to compr...
reconceiving
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RECONCEIVE, to conce...
reconception
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the act of reconceiv...
reconcilable
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capable of being rec...
reconcilably
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RECONCILABLE, capabl...
recondensing
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RECONDENSE, to conde...
reconditions
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RECONDITION, to rest...
reconducting
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RECONDUCT, to conduc...
reconferring
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RECONFER, to confer...
reconfigured
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RECONFIGURE, to conf...
reconfigures
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RECONFIGURE, to conf...
reconfirming
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RECONFIRM, to confir...
reconnecting
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RECONNECT, to connec...
reconnection
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the act of reconnect...
reconnoiters
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RECONNOITER, (US) to...
reconnoitred
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RECONNOITRE, to make...
reconnoitrer
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one who reconnoiters...
reconnoitres
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RECONNOITRE, to make...
reconquering
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RECONQUER, to conque...
reconsecrate
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to consecrate again...
reconsidered
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RECONSIDER, to consi...
reconsigning
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RECONSIGN, to consig...
reconstitute
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to constitute again...
reconstructs
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RECONSTRUCT, to cons...
reconsulting
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RECONSULT, to consul...
recontacting
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RECONTACT, to contac...
recontinuing
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RECONTINUE, to conti...
recontouring
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RECONTOUR, to contou...
reconvalesce
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to convalesce again...
reconversion
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the act of reconvert...
reconverting
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RECONVERT, to conver...
reconveyance
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the act of reconveyi...
reconvicting
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RECONVICT, to convic...
reconviction
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a fresh conviction [...
reconvincing
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RECONVINCE, to convi...
recordations
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RECORDATION, remembr...
recordership
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the office of record...
recountments
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RECOUNTMENT, (Shakes...
recreational
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of, relating to, or...
recreatively
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RECREATIVE, tending...
recriminated
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RECRIMINATE, to char...
recriminates
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RECRIMINATE, to char...
recriminator
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one who recriminates...
recrudescent
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breaking out again [...
recrudescing
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RECRUDESCE, of a dis...
recruitments
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RECRUITMENT, the act...
rectirostral
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having straight beak...
recultivated
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RECULTIVATE, to cult...
recultivates
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RECULTIVATE, to cult...
recumbencies
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RECUMBENCY, the stat...
recuperating
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RECUPERATE, to get b...
recuperation
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the act of recuperat...
recuperative
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of or relating to re...
recuperators
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RECUPERATOR, an arra...
recuperatory
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assisting in recuper...
recurrencies
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RECURRENCY, the act...
recycleables
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RECYCLEABLE, somethi...
redecorating
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REDECORATE, to decor...
redecoration
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the act of redecorat...
redecorators
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REDECORATOR, one who...
rededicating
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REDEDICATE, to dedic...
rededication
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the act of rededicat...
redefinition
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the act of redefinin...
redeliverers
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REDELIVERER [n]
redeliveries
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REDELIVERY, the act...
redelivering
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REDELIVER, to delive...
redemptional
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of the nature of red...
redemptioner
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an immigrant to Amer...
redemptively
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REDEMPTIVE, serving...
redeployment
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the act of redeployi...
redepositing
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REDEPOSIT, to deposi...
redescending
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REDESCEND, to descen...
redescribing
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REDESCRIBE, to descr...
redetermined
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REDETERMINE, to dete...
redetermines
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REDETERMINE, to dete...
redevelopers
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REDEVELOPER [n]
redeveloping
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REDEVELOP, to develo...
redigestions
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REDIGESTION, the act...
redigressing
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REDIGRESS, to digres...
redintegrate
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to make whole again;...
redirections
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REDIRECTION, the act...
redisbursing
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REDISBURSE, (Spenser...
rediscounted
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REDISCOUNT, to disco...
rediscovered
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REDISCOVER, to disco...
rediscoverer
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REDISCOVER, to disco...
rediscussing
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20
REDISCUSS, to discus...
redisplaying
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REDISPLAY, to displa...
redissolving
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REDISSOLVE, to disso...
redistilling
25
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REDISTIL, to distil...
redistribute
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to alter the distrib...
redistricted
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REDISTRICT, to divid...
redoublement
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the act of redoublin...
reducibility
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the state of being r...
reductionism
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the belief that comp...
reductionist
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a believer in reduct...
redundancies
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REDUNDANCY, the stat...
reduplicated
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REDUPLICATE, to make...
reduplicates
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REDUPLICATE, to make...
reeducations
22
18
REEDUCATION, the act...
reembroiders
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REEMBROIDER, to outl...
reemergences
23
21
REEMERGENCE, the act...
reemphasised
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REEMPHASIS [v]
reemphasises
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REEMPHASISE, to emph...
reemphasized
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REEMPHASIZE, to emph...
reemphasizes
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REEMPHASIZE, to emph...
reemployment
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the act of reemployi...
reenactments
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REENACTMENT, the act...
reencounters
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REENCOUNTER, to enco...
reenergising
21
18
REENERGISE, to give...
reenergizing
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REENERGIZE, to give...
reengagement
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21
the act of reengagin...
reengineered
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REENGINEER, to engin...
reenlistment
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18
the act of reenlisti...
reenthroning
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19
REENTHRONE, to enthr...
reequipments
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REEQUIPMENT, the act...
reescalating
24
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REESCALATE, to escal...
reescalation
22
17
the act of reescalat...
reestimating
22
18
REESTIMATE, to estim...
reevaluating
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21
REEVALUATE, to evalu...
reevaluation
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the act of reevaluat...
reexhibiting
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REEXHIBIT, to exhibi...
reexperience
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to experience again...
reexplaining
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REEXPLAIN, to explai...
reexpressing
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REEXPRESS, to expres...
refashioning
24
21
REFASHION, to fashio...
refectioners
24
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REFECTIONER, the off...
refectorians
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REFECTORIAN, the off...
referencings
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REFERENCING, the act...
refinancings
25
23
REFINANCING, the act...
reflationary
28
19
relating to reflatio...
reflectances
28
23
REFLECTANCE, the rat...
reflectingly
35
25
REFLECTING [adv]
reflectional
26
21
relating to reflecti...
reflectively
36
26
REFLECTIVE, capable...
reflectivity
36
25
the state of being r...
reflectogram
28
24
an image produced by...
reflectorise
26
19
to make reflecting,...
reflectorize
29
28
to make reflecting,...
reflowerings
27
22
REFLOWERING, the act...
refocillated
27
21
REFOCILLATE, (obsole...
refocillates
27
20
REFOCILLATE, (obsole...
reformations
22
19
REFORMATION, the act...
reformatting
24
21
REFORMAT, to change...
reformulated
24
21
REFORMULATE, to form...
reformulates
24
20
REFORMULATE, to form...
refortifying
32
23
REFORTIFY, to fortif...
refoundation
20
19
the act of refoundin...
refractaries
25
18
REFRACTARY, a substa...
refractively
35
25
REFRACTIVE, serving...
refractivity
35
24
the state of being r...
refractories
25
18
REFRACTORY, a stubbo...
refractorily
33
21
REFRACTORY, unruly,...
refracturing
27
22
REFRACTURE, to fract...
refrainments
22
20
REFRAINMENT, the act...
refresheners
23
18
REFRESHENER, somethi...
refreshening
24
21
REFRESHEN, to refres...
refreshfully
36
25
REFRESHFUL, (archaic...
refreshingly
33
23
REFRESHING [adv]
refreshments
25
21
REFRESHMENT, the act...
refrigerants
23
18
REFRIGERANT, a refri...
refrigerated
23
18
REFRIGERATE, to make...
refrigerates
23
17
REFRIGERATE, to make...
refrigerator
23
17
something that refri...
refringences
25
22
REFRINGENCE, refract...
refulgencies
27
23
REFULGENCY, the qual...
refurbishers
28
21
REFURBISHER, one who...
refurbishing
29
24
the act of refurbish...
refurnishing
26
22
REFURNISH, to furnis...
refutability
33
22
the quality of being...
regardlessly
30
19
REGARDLESS, having n...
regeneracies
22
18
REGENERACY, the stat...
regenerately
26
18
REGENERATE, renewed...
regenerating
20
18
REGENERATE, to gener...
regeneration
18
16
an act or the proces...
regenerative
21
19
serving to regenerat...
regenerators
19
15
REGENERATOR, one tha...
regeneratory
25
17
serving to regenerat...
regimentally
30
22
REGIMENTAL, of or re...
regionalised
21
17
REGIONALISE, to divi...
regionalises
21
16
REGIONALISE, to divi...
regionalisms
23
19
REGIONALISM, conscio...
regionalists
22
16
REGIONALIST, a suppo...
regionalized
24
26
REGIONALIZE, to divi...
regionalizes
24
25
REGIONALIZE, to divi...
registerable
24
18
capable of being reg...
registraries
22
14
REGISTRARY, a regist...
registration
21
15
the act of registeri...
reglorifying
32
23
REGLORIFY, to glorif...
regrediences
23
19
REGREDIENCE, the act...
regressively
31
21
REGRESSIVE, tending...
regressivity
31
20
the state of being r...
reguerdoning
21
20
REGUERDON, (Shakespe...
regularising
24
19
REGULARISE, to make...
regularities
23
16
REGULARITY, the stat...
regularizing
27
28
REGULARIZE, to make...
regulatively
32
23
REGULATIVE, tending...
regurgitants
23
18
REGURGITANT, a drug...
regurgitated
23
18
REGURGITATE, to brin...
regurgitates
23
17
REGURGITATE, to brin...
rehabilitant
25
19
a disabled person un...
rehabilitate
25
18
to restore to a form...
rehumanising
24
22
REHUMANISE, to make...
rehumanizing
27
31
REHUMANIZE, to make...
rehydratable
31
21
capable of being reh...
rehydrations
28
18
REHYDRATION, the act...
rehypnotised
30
21
REHYPNOTISE, to hypn...
rehypnotises
30
20
REHYPNOTISE, to hypn...
rehypnotized
33
30
REHYPNOTIZE, to hypn...
rehypnotizes
33
29
REHYPNOTIZE, to hypn...
reidentified
22
18
REIDENTIFY, to ident...
reidentifies
22
17
REIDENTIFY, to ident...
reifications
25
19
REIFICATION, the pro...
reillumining
25
22
REILLUMINE, to illum...
reimbursable
27
23
capable of being rei...
reimplanting
25
23
REIMPLANT, to implan...
reimposition
23
19
the act of reimposin...
reimpression
23
19
a second or later im...
reincarnated
21
18
REINCARNATE, to inca...
reincarnates
21
17
REINCARNATE, to inca...
reincreasing
23
19
REINCREASE, to incre...
reindictment
24
21
the act of reindicti...
reinfections
24
20
REINFECTION, infecti...
reinflations
22
18
REINFLATION, the act...
reinhabiting
25
21
REINHABIT, to inhabi...
reinitiating
21
16
REINITIATE, to initi...
reinjections
24
26
REINJECTION, the act...
reinnervated
20
19
REINNERVATE, to inne...
reinnervates
20
18
REINNERVATE, to inne...
reinoculated
23
19
REINOCULATE, to inoc...
reinoculates
23
18
REINOCULATE, to inoc...
reinsertions
19
14
REINSERTION, the act...
reinspecting
26
22
REINSPECT, to inspec...
reinspection
24
20
a repeated inspectio...
reinspirited
23
17
REINSPIRIT, to give...
reinstalling
23
18
REINSTALL [v]
reinstalment
21
18
the act of reinstall...
reinstations
19
14
REINSTATION, the act...
reinstituted
21
15
REINSTITUTE, to inst...
reinstitutes
21
14
REINSTITUTE, to inst...
reinsurances
22
18
REINSURANCE, insuran...
reintegrated
20
16
REINTEGRATE, to inte...
reintegrates
20
15
REINTEGRATE, to inte...
reinterments
20
17
REINTERMENT, reburia...
reinterprets
22
16
REINTERPRET, to inte...
reinterviews
25
20
REINTERVIEW, to inte...
reintroduced
23
19
REINTRODUCE, to intr...
reintroduces
23
18
REINTRODUCE, to intr...
reinventions
20
19
REINVENTION, the act...
reinvestment
22
21
the action of reinve...
reinvigorate
22
19
to invigorate again...
reiteratedly
27
16
REITERATED [adv]
reiterations
19
13
REITERATION, the act...
reiteratives
22
16
REITERATIVE, a word...
rejectamenta
24
28
refuse; excrement [n...
rejectionist
25
25
one who rejects e.g....
rejoicements
25
28
REJOICEMENT, the act...
rejoneadoras
19
23
REJONEADORA, (Spanis...
rejoneadores
19
23
REJONEADOR, (Spanish...
rejustifying
33
30
REJUSTIFY, to justif...
rejuvenating
24
30
REJUVENATE, to make...
rejuvenation
22
28
the act of making yo...
rejuvenators
23
27
REJUVENATOR, somethi...
rejuvenesced
26
31
REJUVENESCE, to make...
rejuvenesces
26
30
REJUVENESCE [n]
rejuvenising
25
30
REJUVENISE, to rejuv...
rejuvenizing
28
39
REJUVENIZE, to rejuv...
rekeyboarded
28
23
REKEYBOARD, to enter...
relacquering
33
29
RELACQUER, to lacque...
relandscaped
25
22
RELANDSCAPE, to land...
relandscapes
25
21
RELANDSCAPE, to land...
relationally
28
18
RELATIONAL, of or re...
relationisms
22
17
RELATIONISM, the doc...
relationists
21
14
RELATIONIST, a belie...
relationless
21
15
without relations [a...
relationship
25
19
a state or mode of b...
relativeness
22
18
the state of being r...
relativising
25
20
RELATIVISE, to make...
relativistic
28
20
of, relating to, or...
relativities
24
17
RELATIVITY, the stat...
relativitist
25
17
a person who studies...
relativizing
28
29
RELATIVIZE, to treat...
relaundering
21
19
RELAUNDER, to launde...
releasements
20
17
RELEASEMENT, release...
relentlessly
29
18
RELENTLESS, unrelent...
reliableness
23
18
the state of being r...
relicensures
24
18
RELICENSURE, a renew...
religionised
22
17
RELIGIONISE, to imbu...
religionises
22
16
RELIGIONISE, to imbu...
religionisms
24
19
RELIGIONISM, religio...
religionists
23
16
RELIGIONIST, a perso...
religionized
25
26
RELIGIONIZE, to imbu...
religionizes
25
25
RELIGIONIZE, to imbu...
religionless
23
17
without religion [ad...
relinquished
32
27
RELINQUISH, to withd...
relinquisher
32
26
one who relinquishes...
relinquishes
32
26
RELINQUISH, to withd...
reliquefying
39
31
RELIQUEFY, to liquef...
relubricated
27
21
RELUBRICATE, to lubr...
relubricates
27
20
RELUBRICATE, to lubr...
reluctancies
27
21
RELUCTANCY, the stat...
reluctations
24
18
RELUCTATION, (archai...
remaindering
21
20
REMAINDER, to sell a...
remainderman
20
21
the person entitled...
remaindermen
20
21
REMAINDERMAN, the pe...
remediations
20
17
REMEDIATION, the act...
remedilessly
30
20
REMEDILESS, not admi...
rememberable
26
25
capable of being rem...
rememberably
33
27
REMEMBERABLE, capabl...
remembrancer
26
25
an officer of excheq...
remembrances
26
25
REMEMBRANCE, the sta...
remigrations
22
18
REMIGRATION, return...
remilitarise
23
16
to militarise again,...
remilitarize
26
25
to militarize again,...
remineralise
21
17
to replace the deple...
remineralize
24
26
to replace the deple...
reminiscence
26
23
recollection; an acc...
reminiscents
24
20
REMINISCENT, somethi...
remissnesses
21
16
REMISSNESS, the stat...
remittencies
24
19
REMITTENCY, a period...
remobilising
26
22
REMOBILISE, to mobil...
remobilizing
29
31
REMOBILIZE, to mobil...
remodellings
24
21
REMODELLING, the act...
remoistening
21
19
REMOISTEN, to moiste...
remonetising
21
19
REMONETISE, to reest...
remonetizing
24
28
REMONETIZE, to reest...
remonstrance
22
20
an earnest presentat...
remonstrants
20
17
REMONSTRANT, one who...
remonstrated
20
17
REMONSTRATE, to prot...
remonstrates
20
16
REMONSTRATE, to prot...
remonstrator
20
16
one who remonstrates...
remoralising
23
19
REMORALISE, to resto...
remoralizing
26
28
REMORALIZE, to resto...
remorsefully
32
23
REMORSEFUL, motivate...
remortgaging
24
22
REMORTGAGE, to mortg...
remotenesses
19
16
REMOTENESS, the stat...
remotivating
24
22
REMOTIVATE, to motiv...
remotivation
22
20
the act of remotivat...
removability
33
25
the state of being r...
remunerating
21
20
REMUNERATE, to pay a...
remuneration
19
18
something that remun...
remunerative
22
21
serving to remunerat...
remunerators
20
17
REMUNERATOR, one who...
remuneratory
26
19
relating to remunera...
renaissances
21
17
RENAISSANCE, rebirth...
renaturation
18
15
the act of renaturin...
rencountered
21
19
RENCOUNTER, to meet,...
rendezvoused
24
29
RENDEZVOUS, to arran...
rendezvouses
24
28
RENDEZVOUS, (French)...
renditioning
20
18
RENDITION, to surren...
renegotiable
22
19
subject to renegotia...
renegotiated
19
16
RENEGOTIATE, to nego...
renegotiates
19
15
RENEGOTIATE, to nego...
renewability
32
22
the state of being r...
renographies
24
20
RENOGRAPHY, a treati...
renominating
20
20
RENOMINATE, to nomin...
renomination
18
18
the act of nominatin...
renormalised
21
18
RENORMALISE, to subj...
renormalises
21
17
RENORMALISE, to subj...
renormalized
24
27
RENORMALIZE, to subj...
renormalizes
24
26
RENORMALIZE, to subj...
renosterveld
22
19
an area of high alti...
renounceable
23
22
able to be renounced...
renouncement
21
22
the act of renouncin...
renovascular
25
22
of, relating to, or...
renunciation
21
19
the act or practice...
renunciative
24
22
relating to renuncia...
renunciatory
28
20
relating to renuncia...
renversement
21
21
(French) an aeroplan...
reoccupation
27
23
the act of reoccupyi...
reoccurrence
28
23
a repeated occurrenc...
reoperations
20
16
REOPERATION, operati...
reordination
18
15
the act of reordinat...
reorganisers
20
15
REORGANISER, one who...
reorganising
21
18
REORGANISE, to organ...
reorganizers
23
24
REORGANIZER, one who...
reorganizing
24
27
REORGANIZE, to organ...
reorientated
18
14
REORIENTATE, to orie...
reorientates
18
13
REORIENTATE, to orie...
reoutfitting
24
19
REOUTFIT, to outfit...
reoxidations
25
21
REOXIDATION, the pro...
repaginating
23
21
REPAGINATE, to pagin...
repagination
21
19
the act of repaginat...
reparability
32
21
the quality of being...
repartitions
22
16
REPARTITION, to part...
repatriating
23
18
REPATRIATE, to resto...
repatriation
21
16
the act of repatriat...
repatriators
22
15
REPATRIATOR, one who...
repatterning
22
19
REPATTERN, to patter...
repellancies
26
21
REPELLANCY, the act...
repellencies
26
21
REPELLENCY, the prin...
repercussing
27
22
REPERCUSS, to reverb...
repercussion
25
20
a reflection, reverb...
repercussive
28
23
having repercussions...
repetiteuses
22
16
REPETITEUSE, a femal...
repetitional
22
17
relating to repetiti...
repetitively
32
22
REPETITIVE, showing...
rephotograph
29
24
to photograph again...
repigmenting
25
24
REPIGMENT, to pigmen...
replacements
26
23
REPLACEMENT, the act...
replantation
21
18
reattachment or rein...
replastering
24
19
REPLASTER, to plaste...
replenishers
25
19
REPLENISHER, one who...
replenishing
26
22
REPLENISH, to fill a...
replevisable
28
24
subject to replevin,...
replications
26
20
REPLICATION, copying...
repolarising
24
19
REPOLARISE, to polar...
repolarizing
27
28
REPOLARIZE, to polar...
repopularise
25
20
to popularise again,...
repopularize
28
29
to popularize again,...
repopulating
26
23
REPOPULATE, to popul...
repopulation
24
21
the act of repopulat...
repositioned
21
17
REPOSITION, to chang...
repositories
22
15
REPOSITORY, a side a...
repossessing
23
18
REPOSSESS, to posses...
repossession
21
16
the act of repossess...
repossessors
22
15
REPOSSESSOR, one who...
reprehenders
23
19
REPREHENDER, one who...
reprehending
24
22
REPREHEND, to rebuke...
reprehension
22
19
the act of reprehend...
reprehensive
25
22
serving to reprehend...
reprehensory
29
20
finding fault with [...
representant
20
17
a representative [n...
representees
20
16
REPRESENTEE, a perso...
representers
21
16
REPRESENTER, one who...
representing
22
19
REPRESENT, to exhibi...
representors
21
16
REPRESENTOR, a perso...
repressively
32
22
REPRESSIVE, serving...
repressurise
23
16
to pressurise again,...
repressurize
26
25
to pressurize again,...
reprimanding
24
23
REPRIMAND, to scold,...
repristinate
22
16
to revive, restore [...
reprivatised
25
20
REPRIVATISE, to priv...
reprivatises
25
19
REPRIVATISE, to priv...
reprivatized
28
29
REPRIVATIZE, to priv...
reprivatizes
28
28
REPRIVATIZE, to priv...
reproachable
29
24
worthy of reproach [...
reproachably
36
26
REPROACHABLE, worthy...
reproachless
28
21
without reproach [ad...
reprobations
23
19
REPROBATION, the act...
reprocessing
26
21
as in fuel reprocess...
reproducible
29
24
that can be reproduc...
reproducibly
36
26
REPRODUCIBLE, that c...
reproduction
25
21
the manufacture of o...
reproductive
28
24
capable of reproduci...
reprograming
25
23
REPROGRAM, to progra...
reprogrammed
25
24
REPROGRAM, to progra...
reprogrammes
25
23
REPROGRAMME, to prog...
reprographer
27
22
one who practises re...
reprographic
31
25
relating to reprogra...
reprovisions
24
20
REPROVISION, to prov...
republishers
29
22
REPUBLISHER, one who...
republishing
30
25
REPUBLISH, to publis...
repudiations
22
18
REPUDIATION, the act...
repugnancies
25
23
REPUGNANCY, strong d...
repurchasing
29
24
REPURCHASE, to buy b...
reputability
33
22
the state of being r...
reputational
22
18
relating to reputati...
reputatively
32
23
REPUTATIVE, reputed,...
requalifying
39
31
REQUALIFY, to qualif...
requickening
33
33
REQUICKEN, (Shakespe...
requirements
29
26
REQUIREMENT, somethi...
requisitions
29
23
REQUISITION, to make...
requitements
29
26
REQUITEMENT, the act...
reradiations
19
14
RERADIATION, the act...
reregistered
21
15
REREGISTER, to regis...
reregulating
23
19
REREGULATE, to regul...
reregulation
21
17
the act of regulatin...
rescheduling
28
23
the act of schedulin...
rescindments
24
21
RESCINDMENT, the act...
rescriptions
26
19
RESCRIPTION, a reply...
researchable
27
21
capable of being res...
researchists
26
17
RESEARCHIST, one eng...
resegregated
21
17
RESEGREGATE, to segr...
resegregates
21
16
RESEGREGATE, to segr...
reselections
23
17
RESELECTION, the act...
resemblances
26
23
RESEMBLANCE, the sta...
resensitised
20
14
RESENSITISE, to sens...
resensitises
20
13
RESENSITISE, to sens...
resensitized
23
23
RESENSITIZE, to sens...
resensitizes
23
22
RESENSITIZE, to sens...
resentencing
22
20
RESENTENCE, to sente...
reservations
21
17
RESERVATION, somehti...
reservedness
21
18
the state of being r...
reservoiring
23
19
RESERVOIR, to keep a...
resettlement
21
17
the act of resettlin...
resharpening
24
21
RESHARPEN, to sharpe...
residentiary
26
16
an inhabitant; a per...
residentship
25
19
the state of being a...
resignations
20
16
RESIGNATION, an act...
resignedness
20
17
the state of being r...
resiliencies
24
17
RESILIENCY, the qual...
resiniferous
22
17
bearing resin [adj]
resinousness
19
15
the state of being r...
resipiscence
28
22
recognition of error...
resipiscency
35
24
recognition of error...
resistlessly
30
16
RESISTLESS, (archaic...
resocialised
24
17
RESOCIALISE, to soci...
resocialises
24
16
RESOCIALISE, to soci...
resocialized
27
26
RESOCIALIZE, to soci...
resocializes
27
25
RESOCIALIZE, to soci...
resolidified
24
18
RESOLIDIFY, to solid...
resolidifies
24
17
RESOLIDIFY, to solid...
resolubility
32
20
the state of being r...
resoluteness
20
15
the state of being r...
resolutioner
20
15
one who joins in or...
resolvedness
22
19
the state of being r...
resoundingly
28
21
RESOUNDING [adv]
resourceless
24
17
without resources [a...
respecifying
35
26
RESPECIFY, to specif...
respectables
28
22
RESPECTABLE, one who...
respectfully
37
26
RESPECTFUL, marked b...
respectively
35
25
RESPECTIVE, particul...
respirations
22
16
RESPIRATION, breathi...
respirometer
23
18
an instrument for me...
respirometry
30
20
measurement by respi...
resplendence
24
22
the state of being r...
resplendency
31
24
the state of being r...
respondences
23
21
RESPONDENCE, corresp...
respondentia
20
18
a loan on a ship's c...
responseless
22
17
without a response [...
responsively
31
23
RESPONSIVE, giving r...
responsorial
22
17
an office-book conta...
responsories
21
16
RESPONSORY, a set of...
ressentiment
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a feeling of resentm...
restabilised
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RESTABILISE, to stab...
restabilises
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RESTABILISE, to stab...
restabilized
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restabilizes
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restatements
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restationing
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restaurateur
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restauration
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the business, skill...
restimulated
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restimulates
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RESTIMULATE, to stim...
restitutions
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restlessness
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the state of being r...
restorations
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restoratives
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RESTORATIVE, a resto...
restrainable
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capable of being res...
restrainedly
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restrainings
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restrengthen
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to strengthen again...
restretching
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restrictedly
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restrictions
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RESTRICTION, a regul...
restrictives
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RESTRICTIVE, somethi...
restringeing
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RESTRINGE, to restri...
restringents
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RESTRINGENT, an astr...
restructured
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RESTRUCTURE, to chan...
restructures
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RESTRUCTURE, to chan...
resubjecting
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RESUBJECT, to subjec...
resubmission
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the act of resubmitt...
resubmitting
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RESUBMIT, to submit...
resultatives
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RESULTATIVE, (in gra...
resumptively
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RESUMPTIVE, taking b...
resupination
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the state of being s...
resurrecting
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RESURRECT, to bring...
resurrection
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a rising from the de...
resurrective
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relating to resurrec...
resurrectors
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RESURRECTOR, one who...
resuscitable
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capable of being res...
resuscitants
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RESUSCITANT, a resus...
resuscitated
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RESUSCITATE, to revi...
resuscitates
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RESUSCITATE, to revi...
resuscitator
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one that resuscitate...
resuspending
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RESUSPEND, to suspen...
resveratrols
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RESVERATROL, a fungi...
reswallowing
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RESWALLOW, to swallo...
resynthesise
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to synthesise again,...
resynthesize
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to synthesize again,...
retainership
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the office of retain...
retaliations
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RETALIATION, the act...
retardations
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RETARDATION, an act...
retentionist
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a person who advocat...
retestifying
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RETESTIFY, to testif...
reticulately
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RETICULATE, like a n...
reticulating
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RETICULATE, to inter...
reticulation
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a network or netlike...
reticulocyte
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an immature red bloo...
retightening
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RETIGHTEN, to tighte...
retinisporas
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RETINISPORA, a cypre...
retinoscopes
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RETINOSCOPE, an inst...
retinoscopic
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relating to retinosc...
retinosporas
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RETINOSPORA, a cypre...
retinotectal
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of, relating to, or...
retiringness
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the state of being r...
retracements
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RETRACEMENT, the act...
retractation
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revoking, recantatio...
retractility
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the state of being r...
retractively
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RETRACTIVE, serving...
retransforms
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RETRANSFORM, to tran...
retranslated
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RETRANSLATE, to tran...
retranslates
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RETRANSLATE, to tran...
retrenchable
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able to be retrenche...
retrenchment
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cutting down on; red...
retributions
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RETRIBUTION, retalia...
retrievement
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the act of retrievin...
retroactions
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RETROACTION, acting...
retrocedence
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the act of retrocedi...
retrocession
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a ceding back, as of...
retrocessive
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going backwards [adj...
retrodicting
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RETRODICT, to utiliz...
retrodiction
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the utilization of p...
retrodictive
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relating to retrodic...
retroengines
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RETROENGINE, a small...
retrofitting
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the act of retrofitt...
retroflected
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bent or turned back,...
retroflexing
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retroflexion
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the state of being b...
retrogradely
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RETROGRADE, going ba...
retrograding
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RETROGRADE, to cause...
retrogressed
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RETROGRESS, to show...
retrogresses
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RETROGRESS, to show...
retrojecting
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RETROJECT, to throw...
retrojection
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throwing backwards [...
retromingent
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passing urine in a b...
retrophiliac
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one who engages in r...
retrophilias
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RETROPHILIA, love of...
retropulsion
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pushing backwards [n...
retropulsive
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showing retropulsion...
retrorockets
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RETROROCKET, a rocke...
retrosexuals
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RETROSEXUAL, a man w...
retrospected
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RETROSPECT, to engag...
retroussages
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RETROUSSAGE, (French...
retroversion
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the bending backward...
retroverting
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RETROVERT, to turn b...
retroviruses
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RETROVIRUS, any of a...
reunionistic
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relating to reunioni...
reupholsters
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REUPHOLSTER, to upho...
revaccinated
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REVACCINATE, to vacc...
revaccinates
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REVACCINATE, to vacc...
revalidating
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REVALIDATE, to valid...
revalidation
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the action or an ins...
revalorising
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REVALORISE, to give...
revalorizing
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REVALORIZE, to give...
revaluations
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REVALUATION, the act...
revarnishing
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REVARNISH, to varnis...
revegetating
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REVEGETATE, to veget...
revegetation
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the act of revegetat...
revelational
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of or like revelatio...
revendicated
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REVENDICATE, to make...
revendicates
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REVENDICATE, to make...
revengefully
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REVENGEFUL, full of...
revengements
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REVENGEMENT, (Shakes...
reverberated
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REVERBERATE, to cont...
reverberates
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REVERBERATE, to cont...
reverberator
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something that rever...
reverentness
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the state of being r...
reversionary
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of, relating to, con...
reversioners
21
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REVERSIONER, a perso...
revestiaries
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REVESTIARY, a vestry...
revictualing
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REVICTUAL, to victua...
revictualled
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REVICTUAL, to victua...
revindicated
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REVINDICATE, to vind...
revindicates
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REVINDICATE, to vind...
revisionisms
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REVISIONISM, a movem...
revisionists
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REVISIONIST, a suppo...
revisitation
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the act of revisitin...
revitalising
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REVITALISE, to give...
revitalizing
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REVITALIZE, to give...
revivability
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the quality of being...
revivalistic
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relating to revivali...
revivescence
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the act of reviving,...
revivescency
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the act of reviving,...
reviviscence
30
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the act of reviving,...
reviviscency
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the act of reviving,...
revocability
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the quality of being...
revokability
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the quality of being...
revolutional
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of or like revolutio...
revolutioner
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(historical) a suppo...
revolvencies
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REVOLVENCY, the act...
revulsionary
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of or like revolutio...
rhabdocoeles
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RHABDOCOELE, a turbe...
rhabdomancer
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one who practises rh...
rhabdomyomas
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RHABDOMYOMA, a tumou...
rhabdosphere
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an aggregation of rh...
rhamphotheca
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the horny or leather...
rhapsodising
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RHAPSODISE, to utter...
rhapsodistic
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of the nature of a r...
rhapsodizing
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RHAPSODIZE, to utter...
rheometrical
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relating to measurem...
rheomorphism
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the liquefaction of...
rheoreceptor
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a receptor in fish a...
rheotropisms
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RHEOTROPISM, the dir...
rhetorically
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RHETORICAL, of, rela...
rhetoricians
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RHETORICIAN, a maste...
rheumateeses
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RHEUMATEESE, (dialec...
rheumatismal
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relating to rheumati...
rheumatology
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the study of rheumat...
rhinocerical
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(archaic slang) rich...
rhinoceroses
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RHINOCEROS, a large...
rhinocerotes
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RHINOCEROTE, (obsole...
rhinocerotic
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like a rhinoceros [a...
rhinological
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related to rhinology...
rhinologists
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RHINOLOGIST, a stude...
rhinophonias
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RHINOPHONIA, a nasal...
rhinoplastic
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relating to rhinopla...
rhinorrhagia
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nosebleeding [n -S]
rhinorrhoeal
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relating to rhinorrh...
rhinorrhoeas
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RHINORRHOEA, continu...
rhinoscopies
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RHINOSCOPY, the exam...
rhinoviruses
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RHINOVIRUS, a virus...
rhizocarpous
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of or like a rhizoca...
rhizoctonias
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RHIZOCTONIA, any of...
rhizogenetic
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producing or growing...
rhizophagous
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feeding on roots [ad...
rhizophilous
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growing on roots [ad...
rhizospheres
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RHIZOSPHERE, a regio...
rhododaphnes
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RHODODAPHNE, (Spense...
rhododendron
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any of a genus of wi...
rhodomontade
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(French) a bragging...
rhoicissuses
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RHOICISSUS, a genus...
rhombohedral
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shaped like a rhombo...
rhombohedron
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a parallelepiped who...
rhopaloceral
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relating to the Rhop...
rhynchocoels
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RHYNCHOCOEL, the cav...
rhynchophore
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a member of the Rhyn...
rhythmically
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RHYTHMICAL, accordin...
rhythmometer
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an instrument for me...
rhythmopoeia
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the art of composing...
rhytidectomy
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the surgical removal...
ribbonfishes
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RIBBONFISH, a long s...
riboflavines
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RIBOFLAVINE, a membe...
ribonuclease
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an enzyme that catal...
ricochetting
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RICOCHET, to rebound...
ridabilities
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RIDABILITY, the stat...
ridesharings
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RIDESHARING, the pra...
ridiculously
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RIDICULOUS, arousing...
rightfulness
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the state of being r...
rightsizings
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RIGHTSIZING, the act...
rigorousness
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the state of being r...
rijksdaalers
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RIJKSDAALER, (Dutch)...
rinthereouts
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RINTHEREOUT, (Scots)...
risibilities
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RISIBILITY, the qual...
risorgimento
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(Italian) a time of...
ritournelles
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RITOURNELLE, (French...
roadblocking
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ROADBLOCK, to bar by...
roadholdings
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ROADHOLDING, the qua...
roadworthies
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ROADWORTHY, a roadwo...
robotisation
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the act of causing a...
robotization
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the act of causing a...
robustiously
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ROBUSTIOUS, boistero...
robustnesses
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ROBUSTNESS, the stat...
rockabillies
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ROCKABILLY, a form o...
rockhounding
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of a rock-collector,...
rocksteadies
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ROCKSTEADY, a 1960s...
rodenticides
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RODENTICIDE, the kil...
rodomontaded
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RODOMONTADE, to boas...
rodomontader
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a braggart, a bluste...
rodomontades
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roentgenised
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ROENTGENISE, to bomb...
roentgenises
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ROENTGENISE, to bomb...
roentgeniums
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ROENTGENIUM, a short...
roentgenized
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ROENTGENIZE, to bomb...
roentgenizes
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ROENTGENIZE, to bomb...
roisterously
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ROISTEROUS, blusteri...
rollerbladed
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ROLLERBLADE, to skat...
rollerblader
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one who skates on ro...
rollerblades
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ROLLERBLADE, (traden...
rollerdromes
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ROLLERDROME, (US) a...
romanisation
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the act of romanisin...
romanization
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the act of romanizin...
romantically
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ROMANTICAL, romantic...
romanticised
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ROMANTICISE, to make...
romanticises
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ROMANTICISE, to make...
romanticisms
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ROMANTICISM, romanti...
romanticists
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ROMANTICIST, an adhe...
romanticized
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ROMANTICIZE, to make...
romanticizes
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ROMANTICIZE, to make...
rontgenising
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RONTGENISE, to treat...
rontgenizing
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RONTGENIZE, to treat...
rontgenogram
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a photograph made wi...
rontgenology
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the science of X-ray...
rooflessness
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the state of being r...
rootednesses
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ROOTEDNESS, the stat...
rootlessness
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the state of being r...
rootsinesses
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ROOTSINESS, the stat...
ropedancings
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ROPEDANCING, the spo...
rotographing
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ROTOGRAPH, to make a...
rotogravures
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ROTOGRAVURE, an inta...
rottennesses
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ROTTENNESS, the stat...
rottenstoned
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ROTTENSTONE, to poli...
rottenstones
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ROTTENSTONE, to poli...
rotundnesses
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ROTUNDNESS, the stat...
roughcasters
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ROUGHCASTER, one who...
roughcasting
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ROUGHCAST, to cover...
roughhousing
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brawling [n -S]
roughnecking
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ROUGHNECK, to work a...
roundabouted
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ROUNDABOUT, to go ro...
roundaboutly
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ROUNDABOUT, circuito...
rousednesses
19
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ROUSEDNESS, the stat...
routemarched
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ROUTEMARCH, to send...
routemarches
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ROUTEMARCH, to send...
rowanberries
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ROWANBERRY, the berr...
rubbernecked
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RUBBERNECK, to look...
rubbernecker
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one who rubbernecks...
rubefacients
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RUBEFACIENT, an agen...
rubefactions
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RUBEFACTION, reddeni...
rubrications
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RUBRICATION, the act...
rudderstocks
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RUDDERSTOCK, a verti...
rudimentally
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RUDIMENTAL, rudiment...
ruefulnesses
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RUEFULNESS, the stat...
ruggednesses
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RUGGEDNESS, the stat...
rumbunctious
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boisterous, unruly,...
rumgumptions
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RUMGUMPTION, (Scots)...
ruminatingly
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RUMINATING [adv]
ruminatively
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RUMINATIVE, tending...
rumormongers
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RUMORMONGER, one who...
ruptureworts
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RUPTUREWORT, a caryo...
ruralisation
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making rural, also R...
ruralization
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making rural, also R...
rusticatings
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RUSTICATING, the act...
rustications
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RUSTICATION, the act...
rustproofing
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the act of making re...
ruthlessness
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the state of being r...
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