6 letter words that start with R

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6 letter words that start with R

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

6 letter words that start with R

6 letter words that start with R

6 letter R word

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