7 letter words that start with R

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7 letter words that start with R

7 letter R word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
rabanna	11	12	a kind of raffia fab...
rabaska	14	14	(Native American) a...
rabatos	13	10	RABATO, (Shakespeare...
rabatte	13	10	(French) to rotate i...
rabbets	16	13	RABBET, to join by a...
rabbies	16	13	RABBI, (Hebrew) a Je...
rabbins	16	14	RABBIN, (Hebrew) a J...
rabbito	16	13	(Australian slang) a...
rabbits	17	13	RABBIT, to hunt rabb...
rabbity	23	15	resembling a rabbit...
rabbled	17	15	RABBLE, to stir with...
rabbler	17	14	a scraping tool for...
rabbles	17	14	RABBLE, to stir with...
rabboni	15	14	(Hebrew) my great ma...
rabider	14	11	RABID, afflicted wit...
rabidly	22	14	RABID, afflicted wit...
raccoon	16	14	a small American ani...
racemed	15	14	arranged in a raceme...
racemes	15	13	RACEME, an indefinit...
racemic	19	16	applied to an acid o...
raceway	23	15	a course for running...
rachets	17	12	RACHET, a mechanism...
rachial	18	13	relating to a rachis...
raciest	15	10	RACY, pungent [adj]
racings	16	13	RACING, the sport of...
racinos	14	11	RACINO, a racetrack...
racisms	17	13	RACISM, a doctrine o...
racists	16	10	RACIST, an advocate...
rackers	16	14	RACKER, a horse that...
rackets	16	14	RACKET, to make a lo...
rackett	16	14	(German) an old wind...
rackety	22	16	noisy [adj RACKETIER...
rackful	20	19	as much as a rack ca...
racking	17	17	tormenting, exhausti...
rackles	17	15	RACKLE, a chain [n]
racloir	16	11	(French) a scraper [...
racoons	13	11	RACOON, a small Amer...
racquet	23	20	a bat with strings u...
raddest	12	9	RAD, afraid [adj]
radding	13	12	RAD, to fear [v]
raddled	13	11	RADDLE, to redden wi...
raddles	13	10	RADDLE, to redden wi...
radgest	13	10	RADGE, (Scots) angry...
radiale	12	9	a wrist-bone of the...
radials	13	9	RADIAL, a radial art...
radians	11	9	RADIAN, a unit of an...
radiant	11	9	shining [adj RADIANT...
radiata	11	8	an originally Califo...
radiate	11	8	arranged like rays [...
radical	16	12	fundamental [adj RAD...
radicel	16	12	a rootlike organ or...
radices	15	11	RADIX, (Latin) a roo...
radicle	16	12	a rootlike organ or...
radioed	11	9	RADIO, to transmit b...
radioes	11	8	RADIO, to transmit b...
radiums	14	12	RADIUM, a radioactiv...
radixes	18	15	RADIX, (Latin) a roo...
radomes	12	11	RADOME, a domelike d...
radulae	12	10	RADULA, a tonguelike...
radular	13	10	like a radula, raspy...
radulas	13	10	RADULA, a tonguelike...
rafales	14	11	RAFALE, (French) a b...
raffias	16	13	RAFFIA, a kind of pa...
raffish	19	15	marked by or suggest...
raffled	17	15	RAFFLE, to dispose o...
raffler	17	14	one who raffles [n -...
raffles	17	14	RAFFLE, to dispose o...
rafters	14	10	RAFTER, to supply wi...
rafting	15	13	an activity of trave...
raftman	14	14	one who manages a ra...
raftmen	14	14	RAFTMAN, one who man...
ragbags	16	14	RAGBAG, a bag for st...
ragbolt	16	13	a bolt with barbs to...
rageful	16	14	full of rage [adj]
raggedy	20	14	somewhat ragged [adj...
raggees	13	11	RAGGEE, (Hindi) a ki...
raggery	20	13	rags collectively [n...
raggier	14	11	RAGGY, tattered [adj...
raggies	14	11	RAGGY, a kind of mil...
ragging	15	14	the act of ragging (...
raggled	15	13	RAGGLE, to cut a gro...
raggles	15	12	RAGGLE, to cut a gro...
raghead	14	12	an Arab [n -S]
ragings	14	12	RAGING, the act of b...
raginis	13	10	RAGINI, (Sanskrit) a...
raglans	13	11	RAGLAN, a loose over...
ragmans	13	13	RAGMAN, a man who co...
ragment	13	13	(obsolete) a catalog...
ragouts	13	10	RAGOUT, to make into...
ragtags	14	11	RAGTAG, the rabble [...
ragtail	14	10	ragged, shabby [adj]
ragtime	14	12	a style of American...
ragtops	15	12	RAGTOP, a folding ca...
raguled	14	12	of a line, with obli...
ragweed	15	13	any of various greyi...
ragwork	17	16	undressed masonry in...
ragworm	17	15	any polychaete worm...
ragwort	16	12	a common coarse yell...
raiders	12	8	RAIDER, one that rai...
raiding	13	11	the act of raiding [...
raiking	14	14	RAIK, (Scots) to go;...
railage	13	10	transportation by ra...
railbed	15	12	the bed of a railway...
railbus	16	12	a passenger bus on r...
railcar	16	11	a railway car [n -S]
railers	13	8	RAILER, one who rail...
railing	14	11	jeering [adj RAILING...
railman	13	12	a railway employee [...
railmen	13	12	RAILMAN, a railway e...
railway	22	13	a railroad [n -S]
raiment	12	11	(archaic) clothing [...
rainbow	16	14	an arc of spectral c...
rainier	11	8	RAINY, marked by rai...
rainily	19	11	RAINY, marked by rai...
raining	12	11	RAIN, to fall in dro...
rainout	11	9	atomic fallout occur...
raisers	12	7	RAISER, one who rais...
raising	13	10	an elevation [n -S]
raisins	12	8	RAISIN, a dried grap...
raisiny	18	10	full of raisins [adj...
raiting	13	10	RAIT, to soak flax,...
raiyats	18	9	RAIYAT, (Hindi) an I...
rakeoff	16	17	a share of the profi...
rakijas	15	20	RAKIJA, a kind of fr...
rakings	14	14	RAKING, the act of r...
rakshas	15	13	(Sanskrit) in Hindu...
rallied	14	10	RALLY, to call toget...
rallier	14	9	one who rallies [n -...
rallies	14	9	RALLY, to call toget...
ralline	13	10	pertaining to the ra...
rallyes	20	11	RALLYE, (US) a (car)...
ralphed	17	14	RALPH, (US slang) to...
ramadas	12	11	RAMADA, (Spanish) an...
ramakin	13	15	a small casserole di...
ramblas	16	14	RAMBLA, (Spanish) a...
rambled	16	15	RAMBLE, to wander [v...
rambler	16	14	one that rambles [n...
rambles	16	14	RAMBLE, to wander [v...
ramcats	16	13	RAMCAT, a male cat [...
ramekin	13	15	a small casserole di...
ramenta	11	11	RAMENTUM, a scale fo...
rameous	12	11	of or pertaining to...
ramilie	14	11	a type of wig, also...
ramjets	15	19	RAMJET, a type of en...
rammels	15	14	RAMMEL, (dialect) di...
rammers	14	13	RAMMER, a tool for r...
rammier	14	13	RAMMY, resembling a...
rammies	14	13	RAMMY, a row [n]
ramming	15	16	RAM, to thrust rough...
rammish	17	15	resembling a male sh...
rammles	15	14	RAMMLE, (English dia...
ramonas	11	11	RAMONA, (Spanish) an...
rampage	15	15	to rush around wildl...
rampant	14	14	unrestrained [adj RA...
rampart	15	13	to furnish with a fo...
rampers	15	13	RAMPER, one who make...
rampick	20	20	a dead tree or tree...
rampike	16	17	a dead tree or tree...
ramping	16	16	the practice of caus...
rampion	14	14	a European plant [n...
rampire	15	13	a flat-topped defens...
rampole	15	14	a dead tree or tree...
ramrods	13	11	RAMROD, to push or d...
ramsons	12	11	RAMSON, a broad-leav...
ramstam	14	13	(Scots) headlong [ad...
ramtils	15	11	RAMTIL, a plant of t...
ramular	14	12	of a branch [adj]
ramulus	15	13	a little branch [n R...
rancels	15	12	RANCEL, a search for...
ranched	16	14	RANCH, to work at an...
rancher	16	13	one that owns or wor...
ranches	16	13	RANCH, to work at an...
ranchos	16	13	RANCHO, (Spanish) a...
rancing	15	14	RANCE, to prop [v]
rancors	14	11	RANCOR, bitter and v...
rancour	14	12	bitter and vindictiv...
randans	10	10	RANDAN, a boat rowed...
randems	12	12	RANDEM, a tandem wit...
randier	11	9	RANDY, full of sexua...
randies	11	9	RANDIE, a violent be...
randily	19	12	RANDY, full of sexua...
randing	12	12	RAND, to rant [v]
randoms	12	12	RANDOM, a haphazard...
randons	10	10	RANDON, (Spenser) ra...
rangers	12	10	RANGER, an officer s...
rangier	12	10	RANGY, tall and slen...
rangily	20	13	RANGY, tall and slen...
ranging	13	13	the act of ranging [...
rangoli	13	11	(Hindi) a traditiona...
rankers	12	12	RANKER, an enlisted...
rankest	12	12	RANK, disagreeable i...
ranking	13	15	a listing of ranked...
rankish	15	14	somewhat rank [adj]
rankism	14	15	discrimination on th...
rankist	13	12	a person who discrim...
rankled	13	14	RANKLE, to cause irr...
rankles	13	13	RANKLE, to cause irr...
ranpike	14	15	a dead tree or tree...
ransack	15	15	to search thoroughly...
ransels	12	9	RANSEL, a search for...
ransoms	12	11	RANSOM, to pay a pri...
ranters	11	8	RANTER, one who rant...
ranting	12	11	hectoring [adj RANTI...
ranular	12	10	relating to a ranula...
ranulas	12	10	RANULA, a cyst forme...
ranzels	15	18	RANZEL, a search for...
raoulia	12	9	a New Zealand plant...
raphias	16	12	RAPHIA, a genus of p...
raphide	16	13	a needle-shaped crys...
rapider	14	11	RAPID, quick [adj]
rapidly	22	14	RAPID, quick [adv]
rapiers	14	10	RAPIER, a long, slen...
rapines	13	11	RAPINE, the taking o...
rapinis	14	11	RAPINI, (Italian) im...
rapists	15	10	RAPIST, one who comm...
raploch	20	16	(Scots) a homespun m...
rappees	15	13	RAPPEE, (French) a p...
rappels	17	14	RAPPEL, to descend f...
rappers	16	13	RAPPER, a doorknocke...
rapping	17	16	the process of loose...
rappini	16	14	(Italian) immature t...
rapport	16	13	(French) a relations...
raptors	14	10	RAPTOR, a bird or pr...
rapture	14	11	to fill with great j...
rarebit	14	10	a dish of melted and...
rarking	14	14	RARK, (New Zealand)...
rasbora	13	10	a brightly coloured...
rascals	16	11	RASCAL, a rogue or s...
raschel	18	13	(German) a type of l...
rashers	14	9	RASHER, a thin slice...
rashest	14	9	RASH, acting without...
rashies	14	9	RASHIE, (Australian...
rashing	15	12	RASH, to dash, rush...
raspers	14	10	RASPER, a tool used...
raspier	14	10	RASPY, rough [adj]
rasping	15	13	abrasive [adj RASPIN...
raspish	17	12	irritable [adj]
rassled	13	9	RASSLE, (colloquial)...
rassler	13	8	a wrestler [n -S]
rassles	13	8	RASSLE, (colloquial)...
rasters	12	7	RASTER, the area rep...
rastrum	14	11	a music-pen [n -S]
rasures	12	8	RASURE, the act of s...
ratable	14	11	capable of being rat...
ratably	21	13	RATABLE, capable of...
ratafee	12	10	an almond-flavoured...
ratafia	13	10	an almond-flavoured...
ratatat	11	7	a quick, sharp rappi...
ratbags	15	12	RATBAG, an eccentric...
ratbite	14	10	as in ratbite fever,...
ratched	17	13	RATCH, to wander, pr...
ratches	17	12	RATCH, to wander, pr...
ratchet	17	12	a mechanism which al...
rateens	10	8	RATEEN, a rough dres...
ratfink	15	15	a contemptible perso...
ratfish	17	12	a marine fish [n -ES...
rathest	14	9	RATHE, (archaic) qui...
rathole	14	10	a hole made by a rat...
ratines	11	8	RATINE, (French) a r...
ratings	13	10	RATING, an estimate...
rations	11	8	RATION, to distribut...
ratites	12	7	RATITE, a bird havin...
ratlike	14	12	like a rat [adj]
ratline	12	9	any of the small lin...
ratling	14	11	any of the small lin...
ratlins	13	9	RATLIN, any of the s...
ratoons	10	8	RATOON, to sprout fr...
ratpack	18	17	a show-business cliq...
rattail	13	8	any of various deepw...
rattans	11	8	RATTAN, a climbing p...
ratteen	10	8	a rough dress fabric...
rattens	11	8	RATTEN, to compel ob...
ratters	12	7	RATTER, an animal us...
rattery	18	9	a place where rats a...
rattier	12	7	RATTY, infested with...
rattily	20	10	RATTY, infested with...
ratting	13	10	rat-hunting [n -S]
rattish	15	9	like a rat [adj]
rattled	13	9	RATTLE, to make a qu...
rattler	13	8	a rattlesnake [n -S]
rattles	13	8	RATTLE, to make a qu...
rattlin	13	9	any of the small lin...
rattons	11	8	RATTON, (dialect) a...
rattoon	10	8	to sprout from a roo...
rattrap	14	10	a trap for catching...
raucity	22	13	harshness of sound;...
raucler	16	12	RAUCLE, (Scots) roug...
raucous	15	12	loud and unruly [adj...
raunchy	23	16	coarsely or openly s...
raunged	12	12	RAUNGE, (obsolete) t...
raunges	12	11	RAUNGE, (obsolete) t...
raupatu	14	12	(Maori) confiscation...
rauriki	14	12	(Maori) sow-thistle...
ravaged	14	14	RAVAGE, to destroy [...
ravager	14	13	one who ravages [n -...
ravages	14	13	RAVAGE, to destroy [...
raveled	14	13	RAVEL, to entangle [...
raveler	14	12	one who ravels, also...
ravelin	14	13	a type of fortificat...
ravelly	22	15	tangled [adj]
ravened	12	13	RAVEN, to devour gre...
ravener	12	12	one who, or that whi...
raviest	14	11	RAVEY, characteristi...
ravined	13	13	RAVIN, to devour gre...
ravines	13	12	RAVINE, a narrow, st...
ravings	15	14	RAVING, wild talk [n...
ravioli	15	12	(Italian) pasta in t...
rawarus	15	11	RAWARU, (Maori) the...
rawbone	15	14	(Spenser) having lit...
rawhead	16	13	a spectre mentioned...
rawhide	17	13	to beat with a type...
rawings	16	13	RAWING, a second mow...
rawness	14	11	the state of being r...
rayless	19	10	without rays [adj RA...
raylets	19	10	RAYLET, a small ray...
raylike	20	14	resembling a narrow...
rayling	20	13	RAYLE, (Spenser) to...
razored	14	17	RAZOR, to shave with...
razures	15	17	RAZURE, the act of s...
razzias	18	25	RAZZIA, (Arabic) a p...
razzing	19	28	the act of blowing a...
razzles	19	26	RAZZLE, a rowdy drin...
reached	16	13	REACH, to stretch ou...
reacher	16	12	one who reaches [n -...
reaches	16	12	REACH, to stretch ou...
reacted	14	11	REACT, to respond to...
reactor	14	10	one that reacts [n -...
readapt	13	11	to adapt again [v -E...
readded	11	10	READD, to add again...
readers	11	8	READER, one that rea...
readied	11	9	READY, to make ready...
readier	11	8	READY, prepared [adj...
readies	11	8	READY, to make ready...
readily	19	11	READY, prepared [adv...
reading	12	11	material that is rea...
readmit	13	11	to admit again [v RE...
readopt	13	11	to adopt again [v -E...
readorn	10	9	to adorn again [v -E...
readout	11	9	a presentation of co...
reaffix	22	20	to affix again [v -E...
reagent	11	10	a substance with a c...
reagins	12	10	REAGIN, a type of an...
reaking	13	14	REAK, (obsolete) to...
realest	12	8	REAL, actually exist...
realgar	13	10	a bright-red monocli...
realign	13	11	to align again [v -E...
realise	12	8	to accomplish, also...
realism	14	11	the doctrine that ob...
realist	13	8	one who is concerned...
reality	19	10	something that is re...
realize	15	17	to accomplish, also...
reallie	13	9	to form again [v REA...
reallot	13	9	to allot again [v RE...
realter	12	8	to alter again [v -E...
realtie	12	8	(Milton) sincerity,...
realtor	12	8	a agent for buying o...
reamend	11	12	to amend again [v -E...
reamers	12	10	REAMER, a tool used...
reamier	12	10	REAMY, creamy, froth...
reaming	13	13	REAM, to enlarge the...
reannex	15	16	to annex again [v -E...
reapers	13	10	REAPER, one that rea...
reaping	14	13	the cutting of e.g....
reapply	23	16	to apply again [v RE...
rearers	11	7	REARER, a horse that...
reargue	12	10	to argue again [v RE...
rearing	12	10	the act of bringing...
rearise	11	7	to arise again [v RE...
rearmed	12	11	REARM, to arm again...
rearose	10	7	REARISE, to arise ag...
reasons	10	8	REASON, to deduct in...
reasted	11	8	REAST, to become ran...
reavail	14	12	to avail again [v -E...
reavers	13	11	REAVER, one that rea...
reaving	14	14	REAVE, (archaic) to...
reavows	16	14	REAVOW, to vow again...
reawake	14	14	to awake again [v RE...
reawoke	14	14	REAWAKE, to awake ag...
rebacks	18	17	REBACK, to replace t...
rebadge	14	13	to market a product...
rebaits	14	10	REBAIT, to bait agai...
rebased	13	11	REBASE, to set a new...
rebases	13	10	REBASE, to set a new...
rebated	13	11	REBATE, to give a di...
rebater	13	10	one who rebates [n -...
rebates	13	10	REBATE, to give a di...
rebatos	13	10	REBATO, a wide, lace...
rebecks	18	17	REBECK, a medieval m...
rebegan	13	13	REBEGIN, to begin ag...
rebegin	14	13	to begin again [v RE...
rebegun	14	14	REBEGIN, to begin ag...
rebills	17	12	REBILL, to bill agai...
rebinds	14	12	REBIND, to bind agai...
rebirth	17	12	a second birth [n -S...
rebites	14	10	REBITE, in engraving...
reblend	14	13	to blend again [v RE...
reblent	14	12	REBLEND, to blend ag...
rebloom	15	14	to bloom again [v -E...
reboant	12	11	resounding loudly [a...
reboard	13	11	to board again [v -E...
reboils	15	11	REBOIL, to boil agai...
rebooks	14	14	REBOOK, to book agai...
reboots	13	10	REBOOT, to renew the...
rebored	13	11	REBORE, to bore out...
rebores	13	10	REBORE, to bore out...
rebound	13	13	to spring back [v -E...
rebozos	16	19	REBOZO, (Spanish) a...
rebrace	16	13	to brace again [v RE...
rebrand	13	12	to change a product'...
rebreed	13	11	to breed again [v RE...
rebuffs	19	17	REBUFF, to reject or...
rebuild	16	13	to build again [v RE...
rebuilt	16	12	REBUILD, to build ag...
rebuked	15	16	REBUKE, to reprove s...
rebuker	15	15	one who rebukes [n -...
rebukes	15	15	REBUKE, to reprove s...
rebuses	14	11	REBUS, a representat...
recalls	17	12	RECALL, to call back...
recaned	13	12	RECANE, to replace t...
recanes	13	11	RECANE, to replace t...
recants	14	11	RECANT, to make a fo...
recarry	21	12	to carry again [v RE...
recasts	15	10	RECAST, to cast agai...
recatch	20	15	to catch again [v RE...
recceed	17	14	RECCE, to make a pre...
reccied	18	14	RECCY, (colloquial)...
reccies	18	13	RECCY, (colloquial)...
receded	14	12	RECEDE, to move back...
recedes	14	11	RECEDE, to move back...
receipt	17	13	to mark as having be...
receive	16	14	to come into possess...
recency	23	16	the state of being r...
recense	13	11	to revise critically...
recepts	17	13	RECEPT, an idea or i...
rechart	17	12	to chart again [v -E...
rechate	16	12	(Shakespeare) a stra...
recheat	16	12	to sound a hunting c...
recheck	21	19	to check again [v -E...
rechews	20	15	RECHEW, to chew agai...
rechips	20	15	RECHIP, to change th...
rechose	16	12	RECHOOSE, to choose...
recipes	17	13	RECIPE, a set of ins...
recital	16	11	a detailed account [...
recited	15	11	RECITE, to say from...
reciter	15	10	one who recites [n -...
recites	15	10	RECITE, to say from...
reckans	15	15	RECKAN, a chain, hoo...
recking	17	17	RECK, to be concerne...
reckons	15	15	RECKON, to count or...
reclads	16	12	RECLAD, to clad agai...
reclaim	17	14	to make suitable for...
reclame	16	14	publicity [n -S]
reclasp	18	14	to clasp again [v -E...
reclean	14	12	to clean again [v -E...
reclimb	20	17	to climb again [v -E...
recline	15	12	to lean or lie back...
reclose	15	11	to close again [v RE...
recluse	16	12	one who lives in sol...
recoals	15	11	RECOAL, to refill wi...
recoats	14	10	RECOAT, to coat agai...
recocks	19	17	RECOCK, to cock agai...
recoded	14	12	RECODE, to code agai...
recodes	14	11	RECODE, to code agai...
recoils	16	11	RECOIL, to draw back...
recoins	14	11	RECOIN, to coin agai...
recolor	15	11	to color again, also...
recombs	18	16	RECOMB, to comb agai...
recooks	15	14	RECOOK, to cook agai...
records	15	11	RECORD, to register...
recorks	16	14	RECORK, to cork agai...
recount	14	12	to relate in detail...
recoupe	16	14	the act of keeping b...
recoups	17	14	RECOUP, to get back...
recoure	14	11	to recover, also REC...
recover	16	14	to obtain again afte...
recower	17	13	to recover, also REC...
recoyle	21	13	(Spenser) to recoil,...
recrate	14	10	to crate again [v RE...
recross	15	10	to cross again [v -E...
recrown	17	14	to crown again [v -E...
recruit	16	11	to enlist for milita...
rectify	24	15	to correct, put righ...
rection	14	11	syntactical governme...
rectors	15	10	RECTOR, in the Churc...
rectory	21	12	a rector's dwelling...
rectrix	22	17	a feather of a bird'...
rectums	17	14	RECTUM, the terminal...
recuile	16	12	(Spenser) to recoil,...
reculed	16	13	RECULE, (Spenser) to...
recules	16	12	RECULE, (Spenser) to...
recured	15	12	RECURE, to cure agai...
recures	15	11	RECURE, to cure agai...
recurve	17	15	to bend back [v RECU...
recusal	16	12	a disqualification o...
recused	15	12	RECUSE, to disqualif...
recuses	15	11	RECUSE, to disqualif...
recycle	25	16	to process waste mat...
redacts	15	11	REDACT, to prepare f...
redated	11	9	REDATE, to change th...
redates	11	8	REDATE, to change th...
redback	18	18	a venomous spider fo...
redbait	14	11	to denounce as Commu...
redbays	20	13	REDBAY, a small tree...
redbird	15	12	a large seed-eating...
redbone	12	12	a kind of hunting do...
redbuds	15	13	REDBUD, a small orna...
redbugs	16	14	REDBUG, a chigger, a...
redcaps	17	14	REDCAP, a military p...
redcoat	14	11	a British soldier du...
reddens	11	10	REDDEN, to make or b...
redders	12	9	REDDER, one who redd...
reddest	12	9	RED, the colour of b...
reddier	12	9	REDDY, somewhat red...
redding	13	12	the act of redding,...
reddish	15	11	somewhat red [adj RE...
reddled	13	11	REDDLE, to colour wi...
reddles	13	10	REDDLE, to colour wi...
redeals	12	9	REDEAL, to deal agai...
redealt	12	9	REDEAL, to deal agai...
redears	11	8	REDEAR, the common s...
redeems	12	11	REDEEM, to buy back...
redeyes	17	10	REDEYE, a railroad d...
redfins	14	12	REDFIN, a small Nort...
redfish	17	13	the blueback salmon...
redfoot	13	11	a fatal disease of n...
redhead	13	11	any of several birds...
redials	13	9	REDIAL, to dial agai...
redlegs	14	11	REDLEG, a term for a...
redline	12	10	to withhold loans or...
redneck	15	16	a poor white farm la...
redness	11	9	the state of being r...
redocks	16	15	REDOCK, to dock agai...
redoing	12	11	REDO, to do again [v...
redoubt	14	12	(archaic) to fear [v...
redound	11	11	to have an effect or...
redouts	12	9	REDOUT, reddening of...
redowas	14	11	REDOWA, (Czech) a li...
redoxes	17	15	REDOX, a type of che...
redpoll	16	13	a kind of finch [n -...
redraft	14	11	to make a revised co...
redrawn	14	12	REDRAW, to draw agai...
redraws	15	11	REDRAW, to draw agai...
redream	12	11	to dream again [v RE...
redress	12	8	to set right [v -ED,...
redried	12	9	REDRY, to dry again...
redries	12	8	REDRY, to dry again...
redrill	15	10	to drill again [v -E...
redrive	14	12	to drive again [v RE...
redroot	11	8	a plant with a red r...
redrove	13	12	REDRIVE, to drive ag...
redsear	11	8	brittle at red-heat,...
redskin	13	13	(colloquial) a Nativ...
redtail	13	9	a kind of hawk [n -S...
redtops	14	11	REDTOP, a kind of gr...
reduced	15	13	REDUCE, to diminish...
reducer	15	12	a joint piece that c...
reduces	15	12	REDUCE, to diminish...
reduits	13	9	REDUIT, (French) a k...
redware	14	11	an edible seaweed [n...
redwing	16	14	a bird of the thrush...
redwood	14	12	a species of sequoia...
reearns	10	8	REEARN, to earn agai...
reeboks	14	14	REEBOK, (Afrikaans)...
reeched	16	13	REECH, to emit smoke...
reeches	16	12	REECH, to emit smoke...
reechie	16	12	(Shakespeare) smoky,...
reedbed	13	12	a bed of reeds [n -S...
reeders	11	8	REEDER, a thatcher [...
reedier	11	8	REEDY, abounding in...
reedify	20	13	to rebuild (a house,...
reedily	19	11	REEDY, abounding in...
reeding	12	11	parallel grooves cut...
reedits	12	8	REEDIT, to edit agai...
reedman	11	12	one who plays a reed...
reedmen	11	12	REEDMAN, one who pla...
reefers	13	10	REEFER, a midshipman...
reefier	13	10	REEFY, abounding in...
reefing	14	13	the act of reefing,...
reeject	16	19	to eject again [v -E...
reekers	12	11	REEKER, one that ree...
reekier	12	11	REEKY, (Scots) smoky...
reeking	13	14	REEK, to give off sm...
reelect	15	11	to elect again [v -E...
reelers	12	8	REELER, an instrumen...
reeling	13	11	staggering [adj REEL...
reelman	12	12	the member of a life...
reelmen	12	12	REELMAN, the member...
reemits	13	10	REEMIT, to emit agai...
reenact	13	11	to enact again [v -E...
reendow	13	12	to endow again [v -E...
reenjoy	18	19	to enjoy again [v -E...
reenter	10	8	to enter again [v -E...
reentry	17	10	a second entry [n RE...
reequip	22	20	to equip again [v RE...
reerect	14	10	to erect again [v -E...
reested	11	8	REEST, to be noisily...
reeving	14	14	REEVE, to fasten by...
reevoke	13	15	to evoke again [v RE...
reexpel	20	18	to expel again [v RE...
refaced	16	14	REFACE, to repair th...
refaces	16	13	REFACE, to repair th...
refalls	16	12	REFALL, to fall agai...
refects	17	13	REFECT, to refresh w...
refeeds	13	11	REFEED, to feed agai...
refeels	14	11	REFEEL, to feel agai...
refence	15	14	to fence again [v RE...
referee	12	10	to supervise the pla...
reffing	17	16	the job of a referee...
refight	18	14	to fight again [v RE...
refiled	15	12	REFILE, to file agai...
refiles	15	11	REFILE, to file agai...
refills	17	12	REFILL, to fill agai...
refilms	17	14	REFILM, to film agai...
refinds	14	12	REFIND, to find agai...
refined	13	12	REFINE, to free from...
refiner	13	11	one who, or that whi...
refines	13	11	REFINE, to free from...
refired	14	11	REFIRE, to fire agai...
refires	14	10	REFIRE, to fire agai...
refixed	20	18	REFIX, to fix again...
refixes	20	17	REFIX, to fix again...
reflags	16	13	REFLAG, to change th...
reflate	14	11	to inflate again [v...
reflect	18	14	to be mirrored [v -E...
reflets	15	11	REFLET, (French) an...
reflies	15	11	REFLY, to fly again...
refloat	14	11	to float again [v -E...
reflood	14	12	to flood again [v -E...
reflown	17	15	REFLY, to fly again...
reflows	18	14	REFLOW, to flow agai...
refocus	17	14	to focus again [v RE...
refolds	15	12	REFOLD, to fold agai...
refoots	13	10	REFOOT, to replace t...
reforge	14	12	to forge again [v RE...
reforms	15	13	REFORM, to change to...
refound	13	13	to found again [v -E...
refract	17	13	to deflect in a part...
refrain	13	11	to keep oneself from...
reframe	14	13	to put in a new fram...
refresh	16	12	to restore the well-...
refried	14	11	REFRY, to fry again...
refries	14	10	REFRY, to fry again...
refront	13	11	to put on a new fron...
refroze	16	19	REFREEZE, to freeze...
refuels	15	12	REFUEL, to fill with...
refuged	15	14	REFUGE, to give or t...
refugee	14	13	one who flees for sa...
refuges	15	13	REFUGE, to give or t...
refugia	15	13	REFUGIUM, a stable a...
refunds	14	13	REFUND, to give back...
refurbs	17	14	REFURB, (colloquial)...
refusal	15	12	the act of refusing...
refused	14	12	REFUSE, to decline t...
refuser	14	11	one that refuses [n...
refuses	14	11	REFUSE, to decline t...
refutal	15	12	an act of refuting [...
refuted	14	12	REFUTE, to prove to...
refuter	14	11	one who refutes [n -...
refutes	14	11	REFUTE, to prove to...
regains	12	10	REGAIN, to take poss...
regaled	13	11	REGALE, to delight [...
regaler	13	10	one who regales [n -...
regales	13	10	REGALE, to delight [...
regalia	13	10	(Latin) ceremonial r...
regally	21	13	REGAL, royal [adv]
regards	13	10	REGARD, to look upon...
regatta	12	9	a rowing or sailing...
regauge	13	12	to adjust the gauges...
regears	12	9	REGEAR, to equip aga...
regence	14	13	(obsolete) governmen...
regency	21	15	the office of a rege...
regents	12	10	REGENT, one who rule...
regests	13	9	REGEST [n]
reggaes	13	11	REGGAE, a form of po...
regifts	16	12	REGIFT, to take a gi...
regilds	15	11	REGILD, to gild once...
regimen	13	13	a systematic plan [n...
regimes	14	12	REGIME, a system of...
reginae	11	10	REGINA, (Latin) a qu...
reginal	13	11	pertaining to a quee...
reginas	12	10	REGINA, (Latin) a qu...
regions	12	10	REGION, an area or d...
regiven	14	14	REGIVE, to give agai...
regives	15	13	REGIVE, to give agai...
reglaze	16	19	to glaze again [v RE...
reglets	14	10	REGLET, a flat, narr...
regloss	14	10	to glass again [v -E...
reglows	17	13	REGLOW, to glow agai...
reglued	14	12	REGLUE, to glue agai...
reglues	14	11	REGLUE, to glue agai...
regmata	13	12	REGMA, (Greek) a dry...
regnant	11	11	reigning, used postp...
regorge	13	11	to disgorge; to regu...
regosol	13	10	a type of soil [n -S...
regrade	12	10	to grade again [v RE...
regraft	15	12	to graft again [v -E...
regrant	12	10	to grant again [v -E...
regrate	12	9	to buy up in order t...
regrede	12	10	to retrograde [v REG...
regreen	11	10	to green again [v -E...
regreet	12	9	to greet in return [...
regress	13	9	to go back [v -ED, -...
regrets	13	9	REGRET, to look back...
regrind	13	11	to grind again [v RE...
regroom	13	12	to groom again [v -E...
regroup	15	13	to group together on...
regrown	15	13	REGROW, to grow agai...
regrows	16	12	REGROW, to grow agai...
regulae	13	11	REGULA, the rule of...
regular	14	11	occurring at set int...
regulos	14	11	REGULO, the scale of...
regulus	15	12	a mass that forms be...
rehangs	14	12	REHANG, to hang agai...
reheard	13	10	REHEAR, to hear agai...
rehears	13	9	REHEAR, to hear agai...
reheats	13	9	REHEAT, to heat agai...
reheels	14	10	REHEEL, to replace t...
rehinge	14	12	to hinge again [v RE...
rehired	14	10	REHIRE, to hire agai...
rehires	14	9	REHIRE, to hire agai...
rehomed	14	13	REHOME, to home agai...
rehomes	14	12	REHOME, to home agai...
rehouse	13	10	to establish in a ne...
reified	14	11	REIFY, to regard as...
reifier	14	10	one that reifies [n...
reifies	14	10	REIFY, to regard as...
reigned	12	11	REIGN, to exercise s...
reimage	13	12	to fix the image of...
reincur	15	12	to incur again [v RE...
reindex	17	16	to index again [v -E...
reining	12	11	REIN, to restrain [v...
reinked	12	13	REINK, to ink again...
reinter	11	8	to inter again [v RE...
reishis	15	9	REISHI, (Japanese) a...
reissue	12	8	to issue again [v RE...
reisted	12	8	REIST, to become ran...
reitbok	15	14	an African antelope,...
reiters	12	7	REITER, to reiterate...
reivers	14	11	REIVER, a raider, pl...
reiving	15	14	plundering [n -S]
rejects	17	19	REJECT, to refuse to...
rejoice	16	19	to feel joyful [v RE...
rejoins	13	17	REJOIN, to join agai...
rejoneo	11	17	(Spanish) the art of...
rejones	12	17	REJON, (Spanish) a l...
rejourn	13	18	(Shakespeare) to pos...
rejudge	15	20	to judge again [v RE...
rekeyed	18	14	REKEY, to re-enter i...
reknits	13	12	REKNIT, to knit agai...
reknots	12	12	REKNOT, to knot agai...
relabel	15	12	to label again [v RE...
relaced	15	12	RELACE, to do up aga...
relaces	15	11	RELACE, to do up aga...
relache	17	13	(French) a period of...
relands	12	10	RELAND, to land agai...
relapse	14	11	to slip back into a...
related	12	9	RELATE, to give an a...
relater	12	8	one who relates, als...
relates	12	8	RELATE, to give an a...
relator	12	8	one who relates, als...
relatum	14	12	a term in a proposit...
relaxed	18	16	RELAX, to make less...
relaxer	18	15	one that relaxes [n...
relaxes	18	15	RELAX, to make less...
relaxin	18	16	a hormone which has...
relayed	18	11	RELAY, to put down n...
relearn	11	9	to learn again [v RE...
release	11	8	to set free [v RELEA...
relends	12	10	RELEND, to lend agai...
relents	12	9	RELENT, to soften an...
releves	14	12	RELEVE, (French) a r...
reliant	12	9	showing reliance [ad...
relicts	17	11	RELICT, an organism...
reliefs	15	11	RELIEF, aid in the f...
reliers	13	8	RELIER, (Shakespeare...
relieve	14	12	to free from discomf...
relievo	14	12	the projection of fi...
relight	17	12	to light again [v RE...
relined	12	10	RELINE, to line agai...
relines	12	9	RELINE, to line agai...
relinks	14	13	RELINK, to link agai...
relique	21	18	(archaic) a relic, a...
relists	14	8	RELIST, to list agai...
relived	15	13	RELIVE, to experienc...
reliver	15	12	to deliver back [v -...
relives	15	12	RELIVE, to experienc...
relleno	12	10	(Spanish) a Mexican...
rellies	14	9	RELLIE, (Australian...
rellish	17	11	(Shakespeare) to war...
reloads	12	9	RELOAD, to load agai...
reloans	11	9	RELOAN, to loan agai...
relocks	17	15	RELOCK, to lock agai...
relooks	13	12	RELOOK, to look agai...
relucts	17	12	RELUCT, (archaic) to...
relumed	14	13	RELUME, to light aga...
relumes	14	12	RELUME, to light aga...
relying	20	13	RELY, to depend on c...
remades	12	11	REMADE, a thing e.g....
remails	14	11	REMAIL, to post agai...
remains	12	11	REMAIN, to continue...
remaker	13	14	one who remakes [n -...
remakes	13	14	REMAKE, to make over...
remands	12	12	REMAND, to send back...
remanet	11	11	(Latin) a postponed...
remanie	11	11	(French) a fossil or...
remarks	14	14	REMARK, to say brief...
remarry	19	12	to marry again [v RE...
rematch	18	15	to match again [v -E...
remated	12	11	REMATE, to mate agai...
remates	12	10	REMATE, to mate agai...
remblai	16	14	(French) earth or ma...
rembled	16	15	REMBLE, to remove [v...
rembles	16	14	REMBLE, to remove [v...
remeads	12	11	REMEAD, (Scots) to r...
remeded	12	12	REMEDE, (Scots) to r...
remedes	12	11	REMEDE, (Scots) to r...
remeets	12	10	REMEET, to meet agai...
remeids	13	11	REMEID, (Scots) to r...
remelts	14	11	REMELT, to melt agai...
remends	12	12	REMEND, to mend agai...
remercy	22	15	(obsolete) to thank...
remerge	13	12	to merge again [v RE...
remiges	14	12	REMEX, (Latin) one o...
reminds	13	12	REMIND, to cause to...
remints	13	11	REMINT, to melt down...
remised	13	11	REMISE, to give up a...
remises	13	10	REMISE, to give up a...
remixed	19	18	REMIX, to mix again...
remixer	19	17	one that remixes (a...
remixes	19	17	REMIX, to mix again...
remnant	11	12	something remaining,...
remodel	13	12	to make over [v REMO...
remolds	14	12	REMOLD, to retread a...
remoras	12	10	REMORA, the sucking-...
remorid	13	11	of or like a remora,...
remorse	12	10	deep anguish caused...
remoter	12	10	REMOTE, far off [adj...
remotes	12	10	REMOTE, a remote con...
remould	14	13	to retread a tyre, a...
remount	12	12	to climb in a horse...
removal	15	15	the act of removing...
removed	14	15	REMOVE, to transfer...
remover	14	14	one who removes [n -...
removes	14	14	REMOVE, to transfer...
remuage	13	13	(French) the process...
remudas	13	12	REMUDA, (Spanish) a...
remueur	13	12	(French) the person...
renague	11	11	to refuse, deny, als...
renails	12	9	RENAIL, to nail agai...
renamed	11	12	RENAME, to issue wit...
renames	11	11	RENAME, to issue wit...
renayed	16	11	RENAY, (obsolete) to...
renders	11	9	RENDER, to plaster w...
rending	12	12	REND, to tear apart...
reneged	11	11	RENEGE, to refuse, d...
reneger	11	10	one who reneges [n -...
reneges	11	10	RENEGE, to refuse, d...
renegue	11	11	to refuse, deny, als...
renests	11	8	RENEST, to nest agai...
renewal	14	12	the act of renewing...
renewed	13	12	RENEW, to make new a...
renewer	13	11	one who renews [n -S...
reneyed	16	11	RENEY, (obsolete) to...
renkest	12	12	RENK, (dialect) unpl...
rennase	9	9	an enzyme found in g...
rennets	10	9	RENNET, a name given...
renning	11	12	the act of running [...
rennins	10	10	RENNIN, an enzyme fo...
renowns	13	12	RENOWN, to make famo...
rentals	12	9	RENTAL, the amount p...
renters	11	8	RENTER, one who rent...
rentier	11	8	(French) a person wh...
renting	12	11	the act of renting [...
renvois	13	12	RENVOI, (French) a s...
renvoys	19	14	RENVOY, the sending...
renying	18	13	RENY, (obsolete) to...
reoccur	18	14	to occur again [v RE...
reoffer	15	13	to offer for public...
reoiled	12	9	REOIL, to oil again...
reopens	12	11	REOPEN, to open agai...
reorder	11	8	to put in a further...
reorged	12	10	REORG, to reorganize...
repacks	18	17	REPACK, to pack agai...
repaint	13	11	to paint again [v -E...
repairs	14	10	REPAIR, to restore t...
repanel	13	12	to panel again [v RE...
repaper	15	13	to apply new paper [...
reparks	15	14	REPARK, to park agai...
repasts	14	10	REPAST, to partake o...
repatch	19	15	to patch again [v -E...
repaved	15	15	REPAVE, to pave agai...
repaves	15	14	REPAVE, to pave agai...
repeals	14	11	REPEAL, to revoke [v...
repeats	13	10	REPEAT, to say or do...
repents	13	11	REPENT, to regret an...
reperks	15	14	REPERK, to brew agai...
repined	13	12	REPINE, to express d...
repiner	13	11	one who repines [n -...
repines	13	11	REPINE, to express d...
repique	22	20	to score in a game o...
replace	17	14	to put back or suppl...
replans	14	12	REPLAN, to plan agai...
replant	14	12	to plant again [v -E...
replate	14	11	to plate again [v RE...
replays	21	13	REPLAY, to play agai...
replead	14	12	to plead again [v RE...
replete	14	11	to fill completely [...
replevy	23	17	to regain possession...
replica	18	14	a copy or reproducti...
replied	15	12	REPLY, to answer [v]
replier	15	11	one who replies [n -...
replies	15	11	REPLY, to answer [v]
replots	15	11	REPLOT, to plot agai...
replows	18	14	REPLOW, to plow agai...
replumb	19	18	to plumb again [v -E...
repoint	13	11	to repair mortar [v...
repolls	16	12	REPOLL, to poll agai...
repoman	13	14	one who repossesses...
repomen	13	14	REPOMAN, one who rep...
reponed	12	12	REPONE, to restore t...
repones	12	11	REPONE, to restore t...
reports	14	10	REPORT, to give an a...
reposal	14	11	the act or state of...
reposed	13	11	REPOSE, to lie at re...
reposer	13	10	one who reposes [n -...
reposes	13	10	REPOSE, to lie at re...
reposit	14	10	to put away [v -ED,...
reposts	14	10	REPOST, to post agai...
repours	14	11	REPOUR, to pour agai...
repower	16	13	to power again [v -E...
repping	17	16	working as a commerc...
repress	14	10	to keep under contro...
reprice	17	13	to price again [v RE...
reprime	15	13	to prime again [v RE...
reprint	14	11	to print again [v -E...
reprise	14	10	to take back by forc...
reprive	16	14	(Spenser) to repriev...
reprize	17	19	(Spenser) to reprise...
reprobe	15	13	to probe again [v RE...
reproof	15	13	to make waterproof a...
reprove	15	14	to reprove sternly [...
repryve	22	16	(Spenser) to repriev...
reptant	13	11	creeping or crawling...
reptile	15	11	any of a class of co...
repugns	15	14	REPUGN, to fight aga...
repulps	18	15	REPULP, to pulp agai...
repulse	15	12	to drive back [v REP...
repumps	18	17	REPUMP, to pump agai...
repunit	14	12	a number of two or m...
repured	14	12	REPURE, to purify ag...
repures	14	11	REPURE, to purify ag...
reputed	14	12	REPUTE, to consider...
reputes	14	11	REPUTE, to consider...
requere	19	17	(Spenser) to require...
request	20	17	to ask for [v -ED, -...
requiem	21	20	a musical compositio...
requins	20	18	REQUIN, (French) the...
require	20	17	to have need of [v R...
requite	20	17	to repay [v REQUITED...
requits	21	17	REQUIT, (Shakespeare...
requote	19	17	to quote again [v RE...
reracks	16	14	RERACK, to rack agai...
rerails	13	8	RERAIL, to replace o...
reraise	11	7	to raise again [v RE...
rereads	11	8	REREAD, to read agai...
reredos	11	8	a screen or panellin...
reremai	12	10	(Maori) the basking...
rerents	11	8	RERENT, to rent agai...
rerisen	11	8	RERISE, to rise agai...
rerises	12	7	RERISE, to rise agai...
rerolls	14	9	REROLL, to roll agai...
reroofs	13	10	REROOF, to renew the...
reroute	11	8	to choose a differen...
resails	13	8	RESAIL, to sail agai...
resales	12	8	RESALE, the act of s...
resawed	14	11	RESAW, to saw again...
rescale	15	11	to plan to a new sca...
rescind	15	12	to annul, remove [v...
rescore	14	10	to score again [v RE...
rescued	15	12	RESCUE, to free from...
rescuee	14	11	one that is rescued...
rescuer	15	11	one who rescues [n -...
rescues	15	11	RESCUE, to free from...
reseals	12	8	RESEAL, to seal agai...
reseats	11	7	RESEAT, to seat agai...
reseaus	11	8	RESEAU, a filter scr...
reseaux	17	15	RESEAU, a filter scr...
resects	15	10	RESECT, to cut away...
resedas	11	8	RESEDA, (French) a p...
reseeds	11	8	RESEED, to seed agai...
reseeks	12	11	RESEEK, to seek agai...
reseize	14	16	(Spenser) to reinsta...
resells	14	9	RESELL, to sell agai...
resends	11	9	RESEND, to send agai...
resents	11	8	RESENT, to feel affr...
reserve	13	11	to hold in abeyance...
resewed	14	11	RESEW, to sew again...
reshape	15	12	to shape again [v RE...
reshave	15	13	to shave again [v RE...
reshine	13	10	to shine again [v RE...
reships	17	12	RESHIP, to ship agai...
reshoed	13	10	RESHOE, to shoe agai...
reshoes	13	9	RESHOE, to shoe agai...
reshone	12	10	RESHINE, to shine ag...
reshoot	13	9	to film a scene agai...
reshown	16	13	RESHOW, to show agai...
reshows	17	12	RESHOW, to show agai...
resiant	11	8	(archaic) a resident...
resided	12	9	RESIDE, to live in a...
resider	12	8	one who resides [n -...
resides	12	8	RESIDE, to live in a...
residua	12	9	RESIDUUM, (Latin) a...
residue	12	9	something remaining...
resifts	15	10	RESIFT, to sift agai...
resight	16	11	to sight again [v -E...
resigns	13	10	RESIGN, to give up a...
resiled	13	9	RESILE, to spring ba...
resiles	13	8	RESILE, to spring ba...
resilin	13	9	an elastic substance...
resined	11	9	RESIN, to impregnate...
resiner	11	8	a resin gatherer [n...
resists	13	7	RESIST, to strive ag...
resited	12	8	RESITE, to move to a...
resites	12	7	RESITE, to move to a...
resized	15	17	RESIZE, to size agai...
resizes	15	16	RESIZE, to size agai...
reskews	16	14	RESKEW, (Spenser) to...
reskill	16	13	to retrain employees...
reskins	13	12	RESKIN, to replace t...
reskued	13	13	RESKUE, (Spenser) to...
reskues	13	12	RESKUE, (Spenser) to...
reslate	12	8	to put down new slat...
resmelt	14	11	to smelt again [v -E...
resoaks	12	11	RESOAK, to soak agai...
resojet	13	16	a pulsejet [n -S]
resoled	12	9	RESOLE, to put on ne...
resoles	12	8	RESOLE, to put on ne...
resolve	14	12	to make a firm decis...
resorbs	14	10	RESORB, to absorb ag...
resorts	12	7	RESORT, to sort agai...
resound	11	10	to make an echoing s...
resowed	14	11	RESOW, to sow again...
respace	16	13	to provide new spaci...
respade	13	11	to turn over soil ag...
respeak	14	14	to speak again [v RE...
respect	17	13	to have high regard...
respell	16	12	to spell again [v RE...
respelt	15	11	RESPELL, to spell ag...
respire	14	10	to breathe [v RESPIR...
respite	14	10	to relieve temporari...
resplit	16	11	to split again [v RE...
respoke	14	14	RESPEAK, to speak ag...
respond	13	12	to say or act in ret...
respool	14	11	to spool again [v -E...
respots	14	10	RESPOT, to spot agai...
respray	20	12	to spray again [v -E...
restack	16	14	to stack again [v -E...
restaff	16	13	to staff again [v -E...
restage	12	9	to put on the same p...
restamp	15	13	to stamp again [v -E...
restart	12	7	to start again [v -E...
restate	11	7	to state again [v RE...
restems	13	10	RESTEM, to force aga...
resters	12	7	RESTER, one who rest...
restful	16	12	relaxing [adj RESTFU...
restier	12	7	RESTY, (obsolete) re...
restiff	17	13	(obsolete) restive [...
resting	13	10	the act of resting [...
restive	14	11	uneasy, as if ready...
restock	16	14	to stock again [v -E...
restoke	12	11	to stoke again [v RE...
restore	11	7	to bring back to the...
restudy	19	11	to study again [v RE...
restuff	17	14	to stuff again [v -E...
restump	16	14	to replace the housi...
restyle	19	10	to make into a new s...
results	14	9	RESULT, to follow as...
resumed	13	12	RESUME, to begin aga...
resumer	13	11	one who resumes [n -...
resumes	13	11	RESUME, to begin aga...
resurge	13	10	to rise again [v RES...
resuses	12	8	RESUS, (short for) r...
retable	14	11	(French) a shelf or...
retablo	14	11	a shelf or ornamenta...
retacks	16	14	RETACK, to tack agai...
retails	13	8	RETAIL, to sell dire...
retains	11	8	RETAIN, to keep poss...
retaken	11	12	RETAKE, to take back...
retaker	12	11	one who takes again...
retakes	12	11	RETAKE, to take back...
retally	20	11	to tally again [v RE...
retamas	12	10	RETAMA, (Spanish) a...
retaped	13	11	RETAPE, to tape agai...
retapes	13	10	RETAPE, to tape agai...
retards	12	8	RETARD, to hold back...
retaste	11	7	to taste again [v RE...
retaxed	17	15	RETAX, to tax again...
retaxes	17	14	RETAX, to tax again...
retched	17	13	RETCH, to make an ef...
retches	17	12	RETCH, to make an ef...
reteach	16	12	to teach again [v RE...
reteams	12	10	RETEAM, to team up w...
retears	11	7	RETEAR, to tear agai...
retells	14	9	RETELL, to tell agai...
retenes	10	8	RETENE, a hydrocarbo...
retests	12	7	RETEST, to test agai...
rethink	15	14	to think again [v RE...
retiary	18	9	fighting with a net,...
reticle	16	11	a network of lines i...
retiled	13	9	RETILE, to tile agai...
retiles	13	8	RETILE, to tile agai...
retimed	13	11	RETIME, to time agai...
retimes	13	10	RETIME, to time agai...
retinae	10	8	RETINA, a membrane o...
retinal	12	9	a pigment in the ret...
retinas	11	8	RETINA, a membrane o...
retines	11	8	RETINE, a substance...
retinol	12	9	a liquid hydrocarbon...
retints	12	8	RETINT, to tint agai...
retinue	11	9	a group of attendant...
retiral	13	8	the giving up of off...
retired	12	8	RETIRE, to withdraw...
retiree	11	7	one who has retired...
retirer	12	7	one who retires [n -...
retires	12	7	RETIRE, to withdraw...
retitle	13	8	to give a new title...
retools	12	8	RETOOL, to reequip w...
retorts	12	7	RETORT, to answer ba...
retotal	12	8	to total again [v RE...
retouch	17	13	to add new details t...
retours	12	8	RETOUR, to confirm a...
retoxed	17	15	RETOX, to embark on...
retoxes	17	14	RETOX, to embark on...
retrace	14	10	to go back over [v R...
retrack	16	14	to retrace your step...
retract	15	10	to take back [v -ED,...
retrain	11	8	to train again [v -E...
retrait	12	7	(obsolete) retreat,...
retrate	11	7	(Spenser) to retreat...
retread	11	8	to tread again [v RE...
retreat	11	7	to go back [v -ED, -...
retrees	11	7	RETREE, in papermaki...
retrial	13	8	a second trial [n -S...
retried	12	8	RETRY, to try again...
retries	12	7	RETRY, to try again...
retrims	14	10	RETRIM, to trim agai...
retsina	11	8	a resin-flavoured Gr...
rettery	18	9	a place where flax i...
retting	13	10	RET, to expose to mo...
retunds	12	10	RETUND, to blunt the...
retuned	11	10	RETUNE, to tune agai...
retunes	11	9	RETUNE, to tune agai...
returfs	15	11	RETURF, to lay new t...
returns	12	9	RETURN, to go back [...
retweet	14	10	to tweet again [v -E...
retwist	16	10	to twist again [v -E...
retying	19	12	RETIE, to tie again...
retyped	20	13	RETYPE, to type agai...
retypes	20	12	RETYPE, to type agai...
reunify	20	14	to unify again [v RE...
reunion	10	10	a uniting of people...
reunite	11	9	to come together aga...
reurged	13	11	REURGE, to press str...
reurges	13	10	REURGE, to press str...
reusing	13	11	REUSE, to use again...
reutter	12	8	to utter again [v -E...
revalue	14	13	to value again [v RE...
revamps	17	17	REVAMP, to make over...
reveals	14	12	REVEAL, to make know...
reveled	14	13	REVEL, to engage in...
reveler	14	12	one who revels, also...
revelry	21	14	noisy merrymaking [n...
revenge	13	14	to take retribution...
revenue	12	13	the income of a gove...
reverbs	16	14	REVERB, (Shakespeare...
revered	13	12	REVERE, to regard wi...
reverer	13	11	one who reveres [n -...
reveres	13	11	REVERE, to regard wi...
reverie	13	11	a daydream, also REV...
reverse	13	11	in the opposite dire...
reversi	14	11	REVERSO, (Italian) a...
reverso	13	11	(Italian) a back-han...
reverts	14	11	REVERT, to return to...
revests	14	11	REVEST, to vest agai...
reveurs	14	12	REVEUR, (French) a d...
reveuse	13	12	(French) a (female)...
reviews	17	14	REVIEW, to view agai...
reviled	15	13	REVILE, to assail wi...
reviler	15	12	one who reviles [n -...
reviles	15	12	REVILE, to assail wi...
revisal	15	12	a revised version, a...
revised	14	12	REVISE, to make a ne...
reviser	14	11	one who revises, als...
revises	14	11	REVISE, to make a ne...
revisit	15	11	to visit again [v -E...
revisor	14	11	one who revises, als...
revival	17	16	renewed interest or...
revived	16	16	REVIVE, to bring bac...
reviver	16	15	something that reviv...
revives	16	15	REVIVE, to bring bac...
revivor	16	15	the revival of a law...
revoice	16	14	to refurnish with a...
revoked	14	16	REVOKE, to annul by...
revoker	14	15	one who revokes [n -...
revokes	14	15	REVOKE, to annul by...
revolts	15	12	REVOLT, to rise up a...
revolve	16	16	to turn on an axis [...
revoted	13	12	REVOTE, to vote agai...
revotes	13	11	REVOTE, to vote agai...
revuist	15	12	a writer of revues [...
revving	17	18	REV, to increase the...
revying	21	16	REVIE, to stake high...
rewaked	15	15	REWAKE, to wake agai...
rewaken	14	15	to waken again, also...
rewakes	15	14	REWAKE, to wake agai...
rewards	15	11	REWARD, to give in r...
rewarms	16	13	REWARM, to warm agai...
rewater	14	10	to water again [v -E...
rewaxed	20	18	REWAX, to wax again...
rewaxes	20	17	REWAX, to wax again...
rewears	14	10	REWEAR, to wear agai...
reweave	15	14	to weave again [v RE...
reweigh	18	14	to weigh again [v -E...
rewelds	16	12	REWELD, to weld agai...
rewiden	14	12	to widen again [v -E...
rewilds	17	12	REWILD, to release (...
rewinds	15	12	REWIND, to wind agai...
rewired	15	11	REWIRE, to install n...
rewires	15	10	REWIRE, to install n...
rewoken	14	15	REWAKE, to wake agai...
rewords	15	11	REWORD, to state aga...
reworks	16	14	REWORK, to work agai...
rewound	14	13	REWIND, to wind agai...
rewoven	15	15	REWEAVE, to weave ag...
rewraps	17	13	REWRAP, to wrap agai...
rewrapt	17	13	REWRAP, to wrap agai...
rewrite	15	10	to write again [v RE...
rewrote	14	10	REWRITE, to write ag...
rexines	17	15	REXINE, (tradename)...
reynard	17	11	an appellation appli...
rezeros	14	16	REZERO, to reset (a...
rezoned	13	18	REZONE, to zone agai...
rezones	13	17	REZONE, to zone agai...
rhabdom	17	16	a rodlike structure...
rhabdus	17	14	a rodlike sponge spi...
rhachis	20	14	the spinal column, a...
rhamnus	15	14	a thorny tree or shr...
rhanjas	15	19	RHANJA, (Hinglish) a...
rhaphae	17	14	RHAPHE, a seamlike r...
rhaphes	18	14	RHAPHE, a seamlike r...
rhaphis	19	14	a needlelike crystal...
rhatany	19	12	a South American shr...
rheboks	17	16	RHEBOK, (Afrikaans)...
rhenium	15	14	a metallic element [...
rhetors	14	9	RHETOR, a teacher of...
rheumed	15	14	troubled by rheumati...
rheumic	19	16	pertaining to, or ch...
rhizine	17	19	a lichen rhizoid [n...
rhizoid	18	19	a short hairlike org...
rhizoma	18	21	a rootlike, undergro...
rhizome	18	21	a rootlike, undergro...
rhizopi	20	21	RHIZOPUS, any of a g...
rhodies	14	10	RHODY, (colloquial)...
rhodium	16	14	a very hard silvery-...
rhodora	13	10	a North American aza...
rhodous	14	11	of rhodium in lower...
rhombic	21	18	of or like a rhombus...
rhomboi	17	15	RHOMBOS, (Greek) a b...
rhombos	17	15	(Greek) a bullroarer...
rhombus	18	16	a type of geometric...
rhonchi	19	15	RHONCHUS, (Latin) a...
rhoncus	17	14	a rattling or whistl...
rhubarb	19	16	any species of the g...
rhumbas	18	16	RHUMBA, (Spanish) to...
rhymers	22	14	RHYMER, one who comp...
rhyming	23	17	RHYME, to compose ve...
rhymist	23	14	a versifier [n -S]
rhythmi	25	16	RHYTHMUS, a pattern...
rhythms	25	16	RHYTHM, a pattern of...
rhytina	20	12	an aquatic mammal of...
rhytons	20	12	RHYTON, an ancient G...
rialtos	13	8	RIALTO, a theatrical...
riantly	19	11	RIANT, mirthful, gay...
ribalds	16	12	RIBALD, (obsolete) a...
ribands	14	12	RIBAND, a ribbon, al...
ribauds	15	12	RIBAUD, (Spenser) a...
ribband	16	15	a ribbon, also RIBAN...
ribbers	17	13	RIBBER, one that rib...
ribbier	17	13	RIBBY, marked by rib...
ribbies	17	13	RIBBIE, in baseball,...
ribbing	18	16	an arrangement of ri...
ribbits	18	13	RIBBIT, the sound ma...
ribbons	16	14	RIBBON, to decorate...
ribbony	22	16	resembling ribbon [a...
ribcage	18	15	an enclosure for the...
ribeyes	20	12	RIBEYE, a choice cut...
ribibes	17	13	RIBIBE, (obsolete) a...
ribible	18	14	a small three-string...
ribiers	15	10	RIBIER, a large, bla...
ribless	16	11	without ribs [adj]
riblets	16	11	RIBLET, the rib end...
riblike	17	15	like a rib [adj]
riboses	14	10	RIBOSE, a pentose su...
ribston	14	11	a variety of winter...
ribwork	19	17	a rib vaulting [n -S...
ribwort	18	13	a plantain with lanc...
richens	17	13	RICHEN, to make or b...
richest	18	12	RICH, wealthy [adj]
riching	19	15	RICH, to grow rich [...
richted	18	13	RICHT, to right [v]
richter	18	12	RICHT, (Scots) right...
riciest	16	10	RICY, containing ric...
ricinus	16	12	a genus of plants of...
rickers	17	14	RICKER, a young tree...
rickets	17	14	a disease resulting...
rickety	23	16	shaky, ramshackle, a...
rickeys	23	16	RICKEY, an alcoholic...
ricking	18	17	RICK, to pile hay in...
rickles	18	15	RICKLE, (Scots) a lo...
ricksha	19	16	a small, two-wheeled...
ricotta	15	10	(Italian) a type of...
ricracs	19	13	RICRAC, a braid used...
ridable	15	12	capable of being rid...
ridders	13	9	RIDDER, one who rids...
ridding	14	12	RID, to free or clea...
riddled	14	11	RIDDLE, to pierce wi...
riddler	14	10	one who poses riddle...
riddles	14	10	RIDDLE, to pierce wi...
ridered	12	9	depicting a rider [a...
ridgels	15	11	RIDGEL, a male anima...
ridgers	14	10	RIDGER, a type of pl...
ridgier	14	10	RIDGY, having ridges...
ridgils	16	11	RIDGIL, a male anima...
ridging	15	13	the forming of ridge...
ridings	14	11	RIDING, a division o...
ridleys	20	11	RIDLEY, a sea turtle...
ridotto	12	8	a public musical ent...
riempie	15	13	(Afrikaans) a long r...
rievers	14	11	RIEVER, a raider, pl...
rieving	15	14	RIEVE, to rob, plund...
riffage	17	15	in jazz, the act of...
riffing	18	16	RIFF, to play such a...
riffled	18	15	RIFFLE, to ruffle, t...
riffler	18	14	a small file with cu...
riffles	18	14	RIFFLE, to ruffle, t...
riffola	17	14	(colloquial) the use...
riflers	16	11	RIFLER, a hawk that...
riflery	22	13	the practice of shoo...
rifling	17	14	the system of groove...
riflips	19	14	RIFLIP, the genetic...
riftier	15	10	RIFTY, having fissur...
rifting	16	13	RIFT, to form a fiss...
riggald	16	13	a male animal with o...
riggers	15	11	RIGGER, one who rigs...
rigging	16	14	the system of lines,...
riggish	18	13	(Shakespeare) wanton...
righted	16	12	RIGHT, to put in pro...
righten	15	12	(archaic) to set rig...
righter	16	11	one who sets things...
rightly	24	14	RIGHT, being in acco...
rigider	14	10	RIGID, stiff [adj]
rigidly	22	13	RIGID, stiff [adv]
rigling	16	13	a male animal with o...
riglins	15	11	RIGLIN, a male anima...
rigolls	16	11	RIGOLL, a gutter or...
rigours	14	10	RIGOUR, severity [n]
rigouts	14	10	RIGOUT, a person's d...
rikisha	16	13	a small, two-wheeled...
rikishi	17	13	(Japanese) a sumo wr...
rikshaw	19	16	a small, two-wheeled...
riliest	14	8	RILEY, turbid, also...
rilievi	16	12	RILIEVO, the project...
rilievo	15	12	the projection of fi...
rillets	15	9	RILLET, a small rill...
rilling	16	12	RILL, to flow like a...
rimayes	19	12	RIMAYE, a bergschrun...
rimfire	16	13	a cartridge having t...
rimiest	14	10	RIMY, covered with r...
rimland	14	13	an outlying area [n...
rimless	15	11	without a rim [adj]
rimmers	15	13	RIMMER, a tool used...
rimming	16	16	stimulation of the a...
rimpled	17	15	RIMPLE, to wrinkle [...
rimples	17	14	RIMPLE, to wrinkle [...
rimrock	18	17	an outcrop of resist...
rimshot	16	12	a sound made by a dr...
rindier	12	9	RINDY, covered in ri...
rinding	13	12	RIND, to cover with...
ringbit	16	13	a horse's bit [n -S]
ringent	12	11	having gaping liplik...
ringers	13	10	RINGER, one that rin...
ringgit	15	12	(Malay) a monetary u...
ringing	14	13	making a ringing sou...
ringlet	14	11	a small ring [n -S]
ringman	13	14	the ring finger [n R...
ringmen	13	14	RINGMAN, the ring fi...
ringtaw	16	13	a game of marbles [n...
ringway	22	15	a ring-road [n -S]
rinking	14	15	RINK, to skate at an...
rinning	12	12	RIN, (Scots) to run...
rinsers	12	8	RINSER, something or...
rinsing	13	11	the act of rinsing [...
rioters	12	7	RIOTER, one that rio...
rioting	13	10	the act of rioting [...
riotise	12	7	(obsolete) riot, ext...
riotize	15	16	(obsolete) riot, ext...
riotous	12	8	characterized by rio...
ripcord	18	14	a cord to release a...
ripecks	19	17	RIPECK, a pole used...
ripened	13	12	RIPEN, to become rip...
ripener	13	11	one that ripens [n -...
ripieni	14	11	RIPIENO, a musical p...
ripieno	13	11	a musical passage pe...
ripoffs	19	16	RIPOFF, a swindle, a...
riposte	14	10	to make a return thr...
riposts	15	10	RIPOST, to make a re...
rippers	17	13	RIPPER, (obsolete) a...
rippier	17	13	(obsolete) a person...
ripping	18	16	the act of copying a...
rippled	18	15	RIPPLE, to form smal...
rippler	18	14	a toothed tool for c...
ripples	18	14	RIPPLE, to form smal...
ripplet	18	14	a small ripple [n -S...
ripraps	17	13	RIPRAP, to strengthe...
ripsawn	17	14	RIPSAW, to cut with...
ripsaws	18	13	RIPSAW, to cut with...
ripstop	17	13	a fabric woven so th...
riptide	15	11	a tide that opposes...
risible	16	11	provoking laughter [...
risibly	23	13	RISIBLE, provoking l...
risings	14	10	RISING, the act of o...
riskers	14	11	RISKER, one who risk...
riskful	18	16	dangerous, also RISK...
riskier	14	11	RISKY, dangerous, al...
riskily	22	14	RISKY, dangerous, al...
risking	15	14	RISK, to expose to l...
risorii	13	7	RISORIUS, a facial m...
risotto	12	7	(Italian) rice cooke...
risping	16	13	a portion grated off...
risques	21	17	RISQUE, a hazard or...
rissole	13	8	a small ball filled...
ristras	13	7	RISTRA, a string of...
risuses	13	8	RISUS, (Latin) a lau...
ritards	13	8	RITARD, (Italian) a...
ritters	13	7	RITTER, (archaic) a...
ritting	14	10	RIT, (Scots) to scra...
rituals	14	9	RITUAL, a system of...
ritzier	16	16	RITZY, pretentious [...
ritzily	24	19	RITZY, pretentious [...
rivages	15	13	RIVAGE, (French) a s...
rivaled	15	13	RIVAL, to strive to...
rivalry	22	14	competition, also RI...
rivered	14	12	watered by rivers [a...
riveret	14	11	(archaic) a small ri...
riveted	14	12	RIVET, to fasten wit...
riveter	14	11	one who rivets [n -S...
riviera	14	11	(Italian) a warm coa...
riviere	14	11	(French) a necklace...
rivlins	16	13	RIVLIN, (Scots) a sh...
rivulet	16	13	a small stream [n -S...
rivulus	17	14	a small tropical Ame...
rizards	16	17	RIZARD, (Scots) a re...
rizzars	19	25	RIZZAR, (Scots) to d...
rizzart	19	25	(Scots) a redcurrant...
rizzers	19	25	RIZZER, (Scots) to d...
rizzors	19	25	RIZZOR, (Scots) to d...
roached	16	13	ROACH, to clip or tr...
roaches	16	12	ROACH, to clip or tr...
roadbed	13	12	the foundation for a...
roadeos	10	8	ROADEO, a competitio...
roadhog	14	12	a selfish or aggress...
roadies	11	8	ROADIE, a person who...
roading	12	11	a wood-cock's evenin...
roadman	11	12	one who works making...
roadmen	11	12	ROADMAN, one who wor...
roadway	20	13	a road, also RODEWAY...
roamers	12	10	ROAMER, one who roam...
roaming	13	13	the act of roaming [...
roarers	11	7	ROARER, one who roar...
roarier	11	7	ROARY, noisy, garish...
roaring	12	10	proceeding with very...
roasted	11	8	ROAST, to cook with...
roaster	11	7	a pan or dish in whi...
roastie	11	7	(colloquial) a roast...
roating	12	10	ROATE, to learn by r...
robalos	14	11	ROBALO, (Spanish) a...
robands	13	12	ROBAND, a piece of y...
robatas	13	10	ROBATA, (Japanese) a...
robbers	16	13	ROBBER, one that rob...
robbery	22	15	the act of one who r...
robbing	17	16	ROB, to steal [v]
robbins	16	14	ROBBIN, a kind of pa...
robings	15	13	ROBING, the putting...
robinia	13	11	a genus of leguminou...
robotic	17	13	relating to a robot...
robotry	20	12	the science of robot...
robusta	14	11	a kind of coffee gro...
rochets	17	12	ROCHET, a close-fitt...
rockaby	24	19	a song used to lull...
rockers	16	14	ROCKER, the rock dov...
rockery	22	16	a rock garden [n ROC...
rockets	16	14	ROCKET, to be projec...
rockier	16	14	the rock dove, also...
rockily	24	17	ROCKY, shaky, or uns...
rocking	17	17	moving back and fort...
rocklay	23	17	(Scots) a short cloa...
rockoon	14	15	a small rocket [n -S...
rococos	17	13	ROCOCO, (French) a s...
rocquet	23	20	a close-fitting surp...
rodding	13	12	the act of clearing...
rodents	11	9	RODENT, a gnawing ma...
rodeoed	10	9	RODEO, to perform a...
rodeway	20	13	(Shakespeare) a road...
rodings	13	11	RODING, a wood-cock'...
rodless	13	9	without a rod [adj]
rodlike	14	13	like a rod [adj]
rodneys	17	11	RODNEY, (Canadian) a...
rodsman	12	12	a surveyor's assista...
rodsmen	12	12	RODSMAN, a surveyor'...
rodster	12	8	(archaic) an angler...
roebuck	18	18	the male of a small...
roemers	12	10	ROEMER, a large drin...
roestis	12	7	ROESTI, a dish of gr...
rogallo	14	11	a light and flexible...
rogered	12	10	ROGER, (slang) to ha...
rognons	11	11	ROGNON, (French) an...
roguers	13	10	ROGUER, a rogue [n]
roguery	19	12	roguish conduct [n R...
roguing	14	13	ROGUE, to cheat or d...
roguish	16	12	dishonest [adj ROGUI...
roilier	13	8	ROILY, turbid [adj]
roiling	14	11	ROIL, to make muddy...
roining	12	11	ROIN, (Spenser) to g...
roinish	14	10	(Shakespeare) mangy;...
roisted	12	8	ROIST, to revel nois...
roister	12	7	to revel noisily, ca...
rokelay	19	14	(Scots) a short cloa...
rokiest	13	11	ROKY, (dialect) mist...
rokkaku	15	20	(Japanese) a fightin...
rolfers	15	11	ROLFER, a manipulato...
rolfing	16	14	a therapeutic techni...
rollbar	16	12	a frame to protect t...
rollers	14	9	ROLLER, a cylindrica...
rollick	19	16	to behave in a caref...
rollies	14	9	ROLLIE, a hand-rolle...
rolling	15	12	the act of rolling [...
rollmop	17	15	a fillet of herring...
rollock	18	16	a contrivance servin...
rollout	14	10	a type of play in fo...
rolltop	16	12	having a flexible, s...
rollups	17	13	ROLLUP, something th...
rollway	23	14	an incline for rolli...
romages	13	12	ROMAGE, (Shakespeare...
romaika	13	14	a modern Greek dance...
romaine	11	11	(French) a type of l...
romajis	15	19	ROMAJI, (Japanese) a...
romance	14	14	to woo [v ROMANCED,...
romanos	11	11	ROMANO, (Italian) a...
romanza	14	20	a short instrumental...
romaunt	12	12	(archaic) a romantic...
romcoms	17	16	ROMCOM, a romantic c...
romneya	17	13	a plant with large w...
rompers	15	13	ROMPER, a one-piece...
romping	16	16	ROMP, to play boiste...
rompish	18	15	inclined to romp [ad...
rondeau	10	10	(French) a poem of 1...
rondels	12	10	RONDEL, (French) a v...
rondino	10	10	(Italian) a short ro...
rondure	11	10	(Shakespeare) a grac...
roneoed	9	9	RONEO, (tradename) t...
ronions	10	9	RONION, a mangy or s...
ronnels	11	10	RONNEL, an insectici...
ronnies	10	9	RONNIE, (slang) Dubl...
ronning	11	12	RUN, to move by rapi...
rontgen	11	11	(German) the interna...
ronyons	16	11	RONYON, (Shakespeare...
ronzers	14	17	RONZER, (New Zealand...
roofers	13	10	ROOFER, one who supp...
roofier	13	10	ROOFY, having a roof...
roofies	13	10	ROOFIE, a tablet of...
roofing	14	13	material for a roof...
rooftop	15	13	the outside of a roo...
rooibos	13	10	(Afrikaans) tea prep...
rooikat	12	11	(Afrikaans) a South...
rooinek	11	12	(Afrikaans) an Afrik...
rookery	18	13	a colony of European...
rookier	12	11	ROOKY, (Shakespeare)...
rookies	12	11	ROOKIE, a new recrui...
rooking	13	14	ROOK, to swindle [v]
rookish	15	13	like a rook [adj]
roomers	12	10	ROOMER, a lodger [n]
roomful	16	15	the contents of a ro...
roomier	12	10	ROOMY, spacious [adj...
roomies	12	10	ROOMIE, (colloquial)...
roomily	20	13	ROOMY, spacious [adv...
rooming	13	13	ROOM, to occupy a ro...
roopier	13	10	ROOPY, (Scots) hoars...
rooping	14	13	ROOP, (Scots) to mak...
roosers	11	7	ROOSER, (Scots) a bo...
roosing	12	10	ROOSE, to heap prais...
roosted	11	8	ROOST, to prepare fo...
rooster	11	7	a domestic cock [n -...
rootage	11	9	a system of roots [n...
rootcap	16	13	the loose mass of ce...
rooters	11	7	ROOTER, a vocal supp...
rootier	11	7	ROOTY, full of roots...
rooties	11	7	ROOTY, military slan...
rooting	12	10	the act of rooting [...
rootkit	13	11	a set of programs us...
rootled	12	9	ROOTLE, to grub [v]
rootles	12	8	ROOTLE, to grub [v]
rootlet	12	8	a small root [n -S]
ropable	16	14	that can be roped, a...
ropeway	22	15	an aerial cable used...
ropiest	14	10	ROPY, resembling rop...
ropings	15	13	ROPING, the act of r...
roquets	20	17	ROQUET, to make such...
roriest	12	7	RORY, (Scots) noisy,...
rorqual	21	18	a large whale, a fin...
rorters	12	7	RORTER, a conman [n]
rortier	12	7	RORTY, (Australian s...
rorting	13	10	the falsification of...
rosacea	13	10	a skin disease [n -S...
rosaces	14	10	ROSACE, (French) a r...
rosaker	12	11	(obsolete) a bright-...
rosalia	12	8	(Italian) a series o...
rosaria	11	7	ROSARIUM, a rose gar...
rosbifs	17	13	ROSBIF, (French) an...
roscoes	14	10	ROSCOE, (US slang) a...
roseate	10	7	resembling a rose; o...
rosebay	19	12	the oleander; any rh...
rosebed	13	11	a part of a garden w...
rosebud	14	12	the bud of a rose [n...
rosehip	16	12	the fruit of the ros...
rosella	13	9	an Australian parake...
roselle	13	9	an East Indian hibis...
roseola	11	8	a rose-coloured skin...
roseted	11	8	ROSET, (Scots) to co...
rosette	11	7	a knot or radiating...
rosetty	18	9	(Scots) like rosin,...
rosiere	11	7	(Spenser) a rosebush...
rosiers	12	7	ROSIER, a rosebush,...
rosiest	12	7	ROSY, rose-coloured...
rosined	11	9	ROSIN, to treat with...
rosiner	11	8	a strong alcoholic d...
rosinol	12	9	a rosin oil [n -S]
rosited	12	8	ROSIT, (Scots) to co...
rosolio	12	8	(Italian) a sweet co...
rossers	12	7	ROSSER, (slang) a po...
rosters	12	7	ROSTER, to put on a...
rosting	13	10	ROST, (obsolete) to...
rostral	13	8	of or like a rostrum...
rostrum	14	11	a beaklike process o...
rosulas	13	9	ROSULA, a leaf-roset...
rosying	19	12	ROSY, to redden [v]
rotated	11	8	ROTATE, to turn like...
rotates	11	7	ROTATE, to turn like...
rotator	11	7	a muscle serving to...
rotches	17	12	ROTCH, the little au...
rotchie	17	12	the little auk, also...
rotguts	14	10	ROTGUT, (colloquial)...
rothers	14	9	ROTHER, (obsolete) a...
rotifer	14	10	a microscopic aquati...
rotinis	12	8	ROTINI, (Italian) a...
rotolos	12	8	ROTOLO, (Italian) an...
rottans	11	8	ROTTAN, (dialect) a...
rottens	11	8	ROTTEN, a rat [n]
rotters	12	7	ROTTER, a scoundrel...
rotting	13	10	ROT, to decompose [v...
rotulae	12	9	ROTULA, (Latin) the...
rotulas	13	9	ROTULA, (Latin) the...
rotunda	11	10	(Italian) a rounded,...
rotunds	12	10	ROTUND, to round [v]
roubles	15	12	ROUBLE, a monetary u...
rouched	17	14	trimmed with a rouch...
rouches	17	13	ROUCHE, (French) a f...
roucous	15	12	ROUCOU, a bright ora...
roughed	15	13	ROUGH, to make rough...
roughen	14	13	to make rough [v -ED...
rougher	15	12	a person who perform...
roughie	15	12	a dry bough used as...
roughly	23	15	ROUGH, having an une...
rouging	14	13	ROUGE, to colour wit...
rouille	14	10	(French) a peppery g...
roulade	12	10	(French) a meat roll...
rouleau	12	10	(French) a roll of c...
rouming	14	14	in the phrase soumin...
rounces	14	12	ROUNCE, part of a ha...
rounded	11	11	ROUND, to make round...
roundel	12	11	a round object, also...
rounder	11	10	a tool for rounding...
roundle	12	11	a round object, also...
roundly	19	13	ROUND, shaped like a...
roundup	14	14	an assembling of sca...
roupier	14	11	ROUPY, hoarse, also...
roupily	22	14	ROUPY, hoarse, also...
rouping	15	14	ROUP, (Scots) to auc...
rousant	11	9	rising as a bird [ad...
rousers	12	8	ROUSER, a person or...
rousing	13	11	ROUSE, to disturb or...
rousted	12	9	ROUST, to arouse and...
rouster	12	8	a wharf labourer and...
routers	12	8	ROUTER, a two-handle...
routhie	14	10	(Scots) plentiful [a...
routine	11	9	regular [adj ROUTINE...
routing	13	11	going to receptions...
routous	12	9	(archaic) like a rou...
rovings	15	14	ROVING, the act of r...
rowable	17	14	able to be rowed [ad...
rowboat	16	13	a small boat designe...
rowdier	15	11	ROWDY, turbulent [ad...
rowdies	15	11	ROWDY, a noisy, turb...
rowdily	23	14	ROWDY, turbulent [ad...
roweled	15	12	ROWEL, to prick with...
rowings	16	13	ROWING, the sport of...
rowlock	20	18	a device for holding...
rownded	14	13	ROWND, (obsolete) to...
rowover	16	14	a rowing event won b...
rowting	16	13	ROWT, to rummage out...
royalet	18	10	a petty king [n -S]
royally	26	13	ROYAL, relating to a...
royalty	25	12	the status or power...
royning	18	13	ROYNE, (Spenser) to...
roynish	20	12	(Shakespeare) mangy;...
roysted	18	10	ROYST, to revel nois...
royster	18	9	to revel noisily, ca...
rozelle	16	18	an East Indian hibis...
rozeted	14	17	ROZET, (Scots) to ro...
rozited	15	17	ROZIT, (Scots) to ro...
rozzers	18	25	ROZZER, (slang) a po...
rubaboo	15	14	a type of soup, also...
rubaces	17	14	RUBACE, a kind of ru...
rubasse	14	11	a kind of ruby-red q...
rubatos	14	11	RUBATO, a musical pi...
rubbers	17	14	RUBBER, to provide w...
rubbery	23	16	resembling an elasti...
rubbidy	24	17	a pub (rhyming slang...
rubbies	17	14	RUBBY, (Canadian sla...
rubbing	18	17	an image produced by...
rubbish	20	16	to criticize [v -ED,...
rubbity	24	16	a pub (rhyming slang...
rubbled	18	16	RUBBLE, to reduce in...
rubbles	18	15	RUBBLE, to reduce in...
rubdown	17	16	a brisk rubbing down...
rubella	16	13	a virus disease, Ger...
rubeola	14	12	a virus disease, mea...
rubicon	17	15	the winning of a gam...
rubidic	19	15	of or pertaining to...
rubiest	15	11	RUBY, red like a rub...
rubigos	16	13	RUBIGO, red iron oxi...
rubines	14	12	RUBINE, (Spenser) a...
rubious	15	12	ruby coloured [adj]
ruboffs	19	17	RUBOFF, a deep impre...
rubouts	15	12	RUBOUT, an act of ru...
rubrics	19	14	RUBRIC, a passage in...
rubuses	15	12	RUBUS, (Latin) a gen...
rubying	22	16	RUBY, to redden [v]
ruching	19	16	a ruche, or ruches c...
rucking	18	18	RUCK, to wrinkle or...
ruckled	18	17	RUCKLE, to wrinkle o...
ruckles	18	16	RUCKLE, to wrinkle o...
ruckman	17	19	in Australian rules...
ruckmen	17	19	RUCKMAN, in Australi...
rucolas	16	12	RUCOLA, (Italian) a...
ruction	15	12	a noisy disturbance...
rudases	12	9	RUDAS, (Scots) a fou...
rudders	13	10	RUDDER, a vertical b...
ruddied	13	11	RUDDY, to redden [v]
ruddier	13	10	RUDDY, reddish [adj]
ruddies	13	10	RUDDY, to redden [v]
ruddily	21	13	RUDDY, reddish [adv]
rudding	14	13	RUD, (Spenser) to re...
ruddled	14	12	RUDDLE, to colour wi...
ruddles	14	11	RUDDLE, to colour wi...
ruddock	17	17	(dialect) a robin, a...
ruderal	13	10	a plant growing in p...
rudesby	21	14	(Shakespeare) an unc...
rudists	14	9	RUDIST, a cone-shape...
rueings	13	11	RUEING, repentance [...
ruelles	14	10	RUELLE, the space be...
ruellia	14	10	a plant of the acant...
ruffian	16	15	to behave like a tou...
ruffing	18	17	RUFF, at bridge, to...
ruffins	17	15	RUFFIN, (Spenser) a...
ruffled	18	16	RUFFLE, to disturb t...
ruffler	18	15	a beggar posing as a...
ruffles	18	15	RUFFLE, to disturb t...
rufiyaa	20	13	a monetary unit of t...
rugbies	16	13	RUGBY, a form of foo...
ruggers	15	12	RUGGER, a form of fo...
ruggier	15	12	RUGGY, rough and une...
rugging	16	15	a coarse kind of woo...
ruglike	16	15	like a floor coverin...
rugolas	14	11	RUGOLA, (Italian) a...
rugosas	13	10	RUGOSA, a garden ros...
rugrats	14	10	RUGRAT, (colloquial)...
ruinate	11	9	(archaic) to ruin, d...
ruiners	12	9	RUINER, one who ruin...
ruining	13	12	the act of ruining [...
ruinous	12	10	destructive [adj RUI...
rulable	16	13	able to be ruled [ad...
rulered	13	10	RULER, to strike wit...
rulesse	13	9	(Spenser) unruly, wi...
ruliest	14	9	RULY, obedient, orde...
rulings	15	12	RULING, an authorita...
rullion	14	11	(Scots) a rawhide sh...
rullock	19	17	a contrivance servin...
rumakis	15	15	RUMAKI, (Japanese) a...
rumbaed	15	15	RUMBA, to perform a...
rumbled	17	16	RUMBLE, to make a de...
rumbler	17	15	a machine for peelin...
rumbles	17	15	RUMBLE, to make a de...
rumdums	16	16	RUMDUM, an alcoholic...
ruminal	14	13	of or like the rumen...
rumkins	15	16	RUMKIN, (obsolete) a...
rummage	15	16	to search thoroughly...
rummers	15	14	RUMMER, (Dutch) a la...
rummest	15	14	RUM, odd, droll [adj...
rummier	15	14	RUMMY, queer [adj]
rummies	15	14	RUMMY, a card game [...
rummily	23	17	RUMMY, queer [adv]
rummish	18	16	(Scots) to roar or p...
rumness	13	12	the state of being o...
rumored	13	12	RUMOR, to spread by...
rumorer	13	11	a person who is give...
rumours	14	12	RUMOUR, to spread by...
rumpies	16	14	RUMPY, a Manx cat [n...
rumping	17	17	RUMP, to turn one's...
rumpled	17	16	RUMPLE, to wrinkle,...
rumples	17	15	RUMPLE, to wrinkle,...
rumpots	16	14	RUMPOT, an alcoholic...
runanga	11	12	a Maori assembly or...
runaway	20	14	one that runs away [...
runback	18	19	the area behind the...
runches	17	14	RUNCH, a wild radish...
rundale	12	11	(Scots) a system of...
rundled	13	12	having a rung [adj]
rundles	13	11	RUNDLE, a round, a r...
rundlet	13	11	(archaic) an old liq...
rundown	14	14	a summary, a stateme...
runflat	15	13	a tyre able to run a...
runkled	14	15	RUNKLE, to wrinkle,...
runkles	14	14	RUNKLE, to wrinkle,...
runless	13	10	scoring no runs in b...
runlets	13	10	RUNLET, a little bro...
runnels	12	11	RUNNEL, a little bro...
runners	11	10	RUNNER, one who runs...
runnets	11	10	RUNNET, (dialect) re...
runnier	11	10	RUNNY, inclined to r...
running	12	13	flowing [adj RUNNING...
runnion	10	11	(Shakespeare) a mang...
runoffs	16	15	RUNOFF, a rainfall t...
runouts	12	10	RUNOUT, a dismissal...
runover	13	13	matter for publicati...
runrigs	14	11	RUNRIG, (Scots) a sy...
runtier	12	9	RUNTY, like a runt [...
runtish	15	11	somewhat runty [adj...
runways	21	14	RUNWAY, a landing an...
rupiahs	17	13	RUPIAH, a monetary u...
rupture	15	12	to burst [v RUPTURED...
rurally	21	12	RURAL, belonging to...
rusalka	14	13	(Russian) a water-ny...
rushees	14	10	RUSHEE, a college st...
rushers	15	10	RUSHER, in American...
rushier	15	10	RUSHY, abounding in...
rushing	16	13	yardage gained in fo...
russels	14	9	RUSSEL, a ribbed cot...
russets	13	8	RUSSET, to become re...
russety	19	10	rust coloured [adj]
russias	13	8	RUSSIA, a fine brown...
russify	22	13	to make Russian [v R...
russula	14	10	any fungus of the ge...
rustics	17	11	RUSTIC, one who live...
rustier	13	8	RUSTY, covered with...
rustily	21	11	RUSTY, covered with...
rusting	14	11	the act of rusting [...
rustled	14	10	RUSTLE, to steal cat...
rustler	14	9	one who steals cattl...
rustles	14	9	RUSTLE, to steal cat...
rustred	13	9	pierced with a rustr...
rustres	13	8	RUSTRE, a lozenge pi...
ruthful	19	15	full of compassion [...
rutiles	14	9	RUTILE, a reddish-br...
rutters	13	8	RUTTER, (obsolete) a...
ruttier	13	8	RUTTY, marked by rut...
ruttily	21	11	RUTTY, marked by rut...
rutting	14	11	the act of sexual co...
ruttish	16	10	(Shakespeare) lustfu...
ryepeck	24	19	a pole used for moor...
rymming	22	18	RYMME, (obsolete) to...
ryokans	18	14	RYOKAN, (Japanese) a...
rypecks	25	19	RYPECK, a pole used...

7 letter words that start with R

7 letter words that start with R

7 letter R word

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LETTER R WORD