➠ Words that start with r

List contains 17312 Words that start with "r".

  • - Frameworks, for torture say
  • - Frameworks
  • - Framework
  • - Overhead luggage holders
  • - pool table accessories
  • - they will give you a stretch in the evenings - and at any other time of day, unfortunately!
  • - CD holders
  • - Spice jar holders
  • - Wodden kitchen organizers that hold spices
  • - display stands
  • - stretchers used for carrying luggage
  • - the cases of travellers may rest on them
  • - They may be used for storing stretchers
  • - Amasses, with "up"
  • - Storage structures with shelves
  • - Bike locking spots
  • - spaces for spices
  • - Instruments of torture
  • - Display frames
  • - Wooden kitchen organizers that hold spices
  • - What dresses hang on in stores
  • - Triangle-shaped holders of billiard balls
  • - Pool hall triangles
  • - Drying frames
  • - Casino shoes, essentially
  • - Pool triangles
  • - Part of a Scrabble set
  • - Clothing store sights
  • - Overstrains joints
  • - Luggage holders
  • - Shelves for cooking
  • - Scrabble accessories
  • - Magazine shop fixtures
  • - Newsstand displays
  • - Store fixtures
  • - Pool hall items
  • - Spice holders
  • - Wine cellar installations
  • - Oven shelves
  • - Gets ready for billiards
  • - Sets up, as pool balls
  • - They're lifted before breaks
  • - Places for bats or wine
  • - Scrabble-tile stands
  • - Clothing store fixtures
  • - Poolroom accessories
  • - Pool hall equipment
  • - Book displays
  • - Rib orders
  • - Oenophile's installation
  • - Gets set for a break?
  • - Spice organizers
  • - Magazine holders
  • - Cyclists' parking spots
  • - Accumulates (with "up")
  • - Prepares to play pool, say
  • - Sets up the balls
  • - Hangouts for bowlers?
  • - Billiards gadgets
  • - Poolroom triangles
  • - Parts of Scrabble sets
  • - Prepares for a game of snooker
  • - Scrabble players' "hands"
  • - Gets ready to break
  • - Ball holders in pool
  • - Bucks' antlers
  • - Oven appurtenances
  • - Lamb servings
  • - Cue supports
  • - Dress shop needs
  • - Pool hall implements
  • - Pool ball sorters
  • - Strains intensely
  • - Strains the brain
  • - Sets up pool balls
  • - Draws off wine
  • - Cuts of lamb
  • - Rows in a garment factory
  • - Dress-shop fixtures
  • - Parts of dishwashers
  • - Strains, as one's brains
  • - Pool-ball frames
  • - ...... one's brains (thinks)
  • - Strains one's brains
  • - Clothing-store needs
  • - Garment factory items.
  • - Frames for hanging clothes.
  • - Frames with hooks for hanging clothes.
  • - Scrabble tile holders.
  • - Display cases.
  • - Wagon frames for hauling hay.
  • - Triangles used in pool.
  • - Rows of pigeonholes.
  • - Equipment for a clothing store.
  • - Newstand organizers
  • - Wine holders
  • - Storage units
  • - Bookstore fixtures
  • - Torments
  • - Pool equipment
  • - See 9-Across
  • - See 15-Across
  • - Overhead shelves for luggage
  • - tie or spice holders
  • - prepares for a break
  • - Wooden storage spaces for spices
  • - teller who will make a rare count
  • - Spins a great yarn about artist setting most of content in old city
  • - Source of story of Egyptian god scam (true version)
  • - (n.) a french fur trader
  • - story-teller broke our trance
  • - Speed over old city carrying prisoner who has a tale to tell?
  • - One with anecdotes and race to run in medley?
  • - Err with count badly, needing to engage a teller
  • - Talker of a sort
  • - Man with a story.
  • - Story teller
  • - a person who excels in telling anecdotes
  • - About to run race? She'll tell you all about it!
  • - Accomplished storyteller
  • - Judge banking fraud by extremely unfair account provider
  • - Romeo, by Depardieu perhaps, welcoming working storyteller
  • - Skilled storyteller
  • - One can relate well to race run poorly
  • - our trance distressed skilful storyteller
  • - One's relations are entertaining Eurocrat soused around noon?
  • - Teller of anecdotes
  • - Narrator
  • - National Storytelling Festival VIP
  • - Storyteller in court, near to collapse
  • - Teller against cutting fee, you are told
  • - Skilful teller of tales
  • - Drunk around noon, Eurocrat is tale-spinner
  • - Eurocrat out around noon, one entertaining relations
  • - One relates to race run badly
  • - Tale teller gets Conservative inside to desert Europe
  • - Skilful teller of anecdotes
  • - Grass accepting villain's regret backing storyteller
  • - One tells of cut on rear going bad
  • - No vehicle backed up? Strangely true, one can tell
  • - He excels at what he tells
  • - Deft storyteller
  • - Anecdotist
  • - Jessel, notably
  • - Baron Munchhausen, for one
  • - Storyteller
  • - Yarn spinner
  • - Good storyteller
  • - entertainer turning motor off not over regret
  • - He's telling tales to monsieur
  • - With whom we should enjoy good relations
  • - One of Jack White's bands, with "The"
  • - Yarn suppliers?
  • - Skilled storytellers
  • - Providers of anecdotal evidence?
  • - Masked mammal: Var
  • - Masked mammal
  • - American mammal
  • - Nocturnal animal: Var.
  • - Omnivorous nocturnal mammal (Var.)
  • - Masked tree-dwelling "bandit":Var.
  • - Football fur: Var.
  • - Fur: Var.
  • - Coati's cousin: Var.
  • - animal transport returns with nothing on
  • - Rocky of song
  • - Ringtailed varmint
  • - Small ring-tailed animal
  • - Animal that surprises me has rushed around
  • - Noel Coward drops lewd, foxy type of creature in America
  • - Small ring-tailed American animal
  • - Collegiate coat.
  • - Fur
  • - Trash panda that likes to forage at night
  • - A recount's ordered before vote's conclusion? She'll give the story
  • - Amass, informally
  • - Amass
  • - Accumulate, as debt
  • - Prepare for a break
  • - Score: Colloq.
  • - Accumulate
  • - Tally
  • - What Kobe Bryant does at the pool hall?
  • - Score at will
  • - Score and score and score
  • - Swiss dish of melted cheese,typically with potatoes
  • - Starters of this easily paired with fresh claret
  • - Swiss melted cheese dish, often with potatoes and pickles
  • - group of drivers with character that's reduced swiss dish
  • - Sibyl
  • - Film for Victoria's Secret shareholders about the company's ten-year plan?
  • - Spooner said "fire inexperienced tool!"
  • - Tries hard to think of something
  • - Thinks and thinks
  • - Arranges the pool balls
  • - Incurs lots of, as costs
  • - Torture beginning?
  • - Billiards hall items
  • - Radar transmitter
  • - Only half of story-tellers used a communications device
  • - Lincoln, maybe
  • - commotion from one held-up in court?
  • - Yui Kamiji swings one
  • - Criminal activity that has an impact in court
  • - Venus wields one
  • - Maureen Connolly has one.
  • - one may be taken to court for fraudulent scheme
  • - Bat used by Nadal or Federer
  • - tennis item
  • - users can switch between themitem for delivering aces
  • - the bat makes a noise
  • - the noise of a bat
  • - Tennis bat
  • - Numbers, perhaps
  • - Fuss — scam
  • - Server's need
  • - Badminton equipment
  • - Sports equipment
  • - Noise of car coming off racetrack
  • - Loud and disturbing noise
  • - Bat makes noise
  • - Loud noise and sports bat
  • - Noise from bat
  • - Din (informal)
  • - Noise produced by half of those in 18 across
  • - Fraudulent scheme
  • - Held in court for disturbing the peace
  • - Fraudulent enterprise
  • - Handy type needed for 9 across and most of 1 down
  • - Clamour; tennis bat
  • - Something needed to play the game depicted in this puzzle
  • - Tennis player's necessity
  • - Bat's loud noise
  • - Illegal enterprise
  • - Illegal enterprise that may give us a headache?
  • - Din, clamour
  • - Shady business
  • - Dishonest activity
  • - Bat; noise
  • - Head product
  • - Row as spaceship advanced for oxygen
  • - Clamour; bat
  • - Club : golf :: ...... : tennis
  • - Criminal activity
  • - Loud music, to some
  • - Shuttlecock whacker
  • - Dishonest scheme
  • - Music you don't like
  • - Serving need
  • - Tennis player's need
  • - Novotna's requirement
  • - Dodge bird-whacker?
  • - Sleazy business
  • - Handful for Serena or Venus
  • - Novotna need
  • - Becker's weapon
  • - Bootlegging or extortion, e.g.
  • - Bootlegging or extortion
  • - Item for 22 Down
  • - Crosse
  • - Mobster's business
  • - Charivari
  • - Squash gear
  • - What John Law cracks down on.
  • - Light bat.
  • - Bat.
  • - Sinecure of a sort.
  • - Catgut item.
  • - Another root of evil.
  • - Great noise
  • - Tennis need
  • - Tennis equipment
  • - Uproar
  • - Row
  • - Scam
  • - Commotion
  • - Clamour
  • - Hullabaloo
  • - Clamor
  • - Loud noise
  • - Scheme
  • - Noisy disturbance
  • - Din
  • - Noise
  • - dodgy business involving sports equipment
  • - bat's noise
  • - swindle uncovered in the courts
  • - the noise of a fiddle
  • - The US spelling for what a tennis player swings
  • - Clatter
  • - Unwanted auto accessory?
  • - Tennis player's bad end?
  • - Grounds for an umpire's warning
  • - Noisy sport?
  • - angry tennis player, perhaps? (b-)
  • - Source of deplorable traffic noise we heard periodically
  • - Member of an extortion enterprise
  • - Method of torture alien and always criminal
  • - Big noise, always, as criminal
  • - Awful noise, always ignoring volume -- that's criminal
  • - Member of the underworld.
  • - Target of Kefauver's committee.
  • - Conman that hits on English queen
  • - One who extorts money on court?
  • - Gangster makes terrible din, always
  • - fraudulent business person
  • - Extort money from illegal trading
  • - Someone involved in organised illegal activity
  • - criminal tennis player?
  • - Numbers runner's boss
  • - unlawful entrepreneur
  • - Fraudulent dealer
  • - Court instrument always finding criminal?
  • - Mafia-type
  • - Criminal fraudster advanced to take over from old ballistics expert
  • - Someone in a dodgy business
  • - Mob family member
  • - Something needed in court, always reduced for crook
  • - Dishonest dealer having big row, always against disappearing
  • - Bagman in the USA always with tennis gear
  • - Ponzi, e.g.
  • - Noisy gangster?
  • - Prohibition V.I.P.
  • - Extortionist
  • - Al Capone, for one
  • - Capone, for one.
  • - ...... criminal
  • - See 37-Across
  • - court player operating illegal business?
  • - fraudster and tennis player?
  • - Tennis pro's employer
  • - Exclusive place for tennis
  • - Con schemes
  • - Ponzi schemes, e.g
  • - Many a big noise in illegal business succeeded
  • - disturbances that may be skilfully handled in court
  • - squash-like sport
  • - Illegal enterprises
  • - swindles used by those in court
  • - Instrument of torture set out for the game
  • - items of sports equipment
  • - dishonest practices - you'll find them used in court
  • - Tennis paddles
  • - Criminal activities that are often slammed in court
  • - Spares for Venus
  • - Dodges in game
  • - Noisy game?
  • - Noises from bats
  • - Frauds seen in court or in the press
  • - Low-tech servers
  • - Serving needs
  • - Shuttlecock whackers
  • - Certain game equipment.
  • - Bats for Pancho.
  • - Dealings outside the law.
  • - The numbers game, and others.
  • - Scams
  • - Uproars
  • - Ball game
  • - Supporters missing top game
  • - being illegal, can get players in court
  • - Tools for tennis or badminton
  • - Tennis bats
  • - Badminton and tennis
  • - Raffish
  • - Think really hard
  • - THINK
  • - Search for a solution once Sark's wrecked with British downpours
  • - Think extremely hard
  • - Orange Thanksgiving display?
  • - Barbecue serving
  • - Driving force turns on this rare portmanteau storyteller used contrarily
  • - Exorbitant tenant costs
  • - Extortionate payment demanded from a tenant
  • - Maria Edgeworth's "Castle ......"
  • - Largest moose ever's claim?
  • - Holding of a Greek Scrabble player?
  • - Torture device for a sock puppet?
  • - Meat entrée served with mint jelly
  • - Entrée with paper frills
  • - Entrée served with mint jelly
  • - It's the equivalent of eight chops
  • - Easter fare, maybe
  • - Its ribs stick out
  • - Put-your-cards-in-order game
  • - Illustrator (1867-1939) noted for his artwork for fairytales
  • - Arthur _____, 1867-1939, English artist and book illustrator
  • - Some bleating?
  • - "Baa! Baa! Baa! Baa!" ?
  • - nervously seek carer about first sign of these criminals
  • - They provide protection - for tennis players?
  • - Makes people offers they can't refuse?
  • - Don Vito Corleone and others
  • - Mob members
  • - Dealing fraudulently
  • - greek caterin' is a form of extortion!
  • - Tennis equipment from England and Spain used by boxers working with criminals
  • - Engaged in organized crime