➠ Words that start with r
List contains 17312 Words that start with "r".
- - ...which is translated on right devices for listeners
- - Electronic devices.
- - Hams' devices
- - AM/FM devices
- - Transmission devices
- - Wireless communications devices
- - Communication devices run so long
- - Dashboard devices
- - Two-way devices
- - Equipment used to broadcast Governor's final farewell
- - Airwave receivers
- - sources of hits
- - AM-FM sets
- - XM ......
- - They're all set to play
- - FM receivers
- - Calls for help, perhaps
- - Police-car fixtures
- - Pioneer products
- - "Satellite" audio receivers
- - Hams' needs
- - Ham equipment
- - Queen say this in farewell to Barcelona as they're playing the latest tunes for the listeners
- - They catch waves
- - Things used with some frequency?
- - Wirelesses
- - Security guards carry them
- - AM/FM receivers
- - Transmits, as some messages
- - Cockpit communicators
- - River so long pilots use these to communicate
- - Chatter boxes?
- - Police cruiser fixtures
- - Says 'Read you loud and clear ... over,' say
- - Sets right before parting shot from Nadal
- - Acts like a ham?
- - Some firefighters' equipment
- - Cockpit items
- - You want your songs on them
- - Contacts ship-to-ship, maybe
- - They take in waves
- - Squad car necessities
- - AM receivers
- - Calls, in a way
- - Boom boxes
- - Ham carriers
- - AM/FM appliances
- - Ham hardware
- - AM-FM receivers
- - CBs, e.g.
- - Bose Waves, e.g.
- - Car accessories
- - Contacts from space
- - Shortwave sets
- - Used for 33 Across
- - Broadcasts
- - Zenith appliances
- - Bose wares
- - Transmits
- - Contacts a ship
- - Wires by wireless
- - Communicates à la sparks
- - Dashboard items
- - Plays the ham
- - Walkie-talkies
- - Sets of a sort
- - Sends through the air
- - Crystal sets, e.g.
- - Transistors
- - Japanese exports
- - Relatives of TV sets.
- - Equipment for taxis.
- - Broadcasters' media.
- - Portable and tabletop.
- - U. S. has 99 million.
- - Receiving sets.
- - 60,000,000 in U. S. A.
- - They help you get with the program
- - Some receivers
- - Communicates, in a way
- - Football player studying broadcast communications?
- - Walkie-talkie, at times
- - A.M. or F.M. news dispatch
- - Early aircraft navigation system
- - Aerial navigation beacon
- - Aircraft navigation system
- - Song played by Elvis Costello on "SNL" that led to his twelve-year ban
- - Use of X-rays in medicine
- - Science of medical scans
- - Branch of medical science.
- - The branch of medicine that uses imaging technology to diagnose and treat diseases
- - Department with x-rays
- - Glimpse into the inner workings
- - Guy using a CB
- - Communications technician of sorts
- - Technician or operator
- - Key member of plane crew.
- - Sparks
- - Crew member
- - expert in taking x-rays
- - X-ray specialist
- - Specialist in the use of X-rays
- - Expert in medical x-rays
- - X-ray doctor
- - Doctor specialising in the use of X-rays
- - Body scans expert
- - One who can see right through you?
- - Of uranium, plutonium, etc.
- - a system of detecting wireless site?
- - a method of finding a place near the set
- - a way of finding broadcasting house!
- - Headphone wearers
- - Wireless operators
- - Important people on shipboard.
- - Naval wireless telegraph station.
- - production that makes waves?
- - Billboard Hot 100 ranking factor that relates to FM broadcasts: 2 wds.
- - 1938's "The War of the Worlds," e.g.
- - CBS's broadcast of "The War of the Worlds," e.g.
- - a dramatic broadcast
- - Ham
- - Fitting job for Roger?
- - Music genre with a 1930s heyday
- - Medium for a Churchill message
- - broadcast intelligence?
- - Wireless broadcast
- - married to engineer primarily building device to measure radiant energy
- - Electromagnetic energy measurer
- - It distributes programming to multiple stations simultaneously
- - air cover from several stations
- - Uncharacteristic quiet spell
- - Symptom of ghosting (letters 2 to 6, Spain)
- - Incommunicado period
- - All-Poitier, all the time station?
- - "Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!," e.g.
- - NPR's 'Fresh Air,' e.g
- - 'Imus in the Morning,' e.g
- - cbc's 'cross country checkup': 2 wds.
- - Calls time.
- - Air fare?
- - Pulsar, e.g.
- - Quasar, for one
- - Data device carried by balloon
- - Old-fashioned restraint with a built-in boom box?
- - Drastic means of restraining a shock jock?
- - US electrical retailer which traded as Tandy in the UK
- - Electronics chain
- - Shelter in the electronics business
- - Onetime chain that offered Free Battery Club memberships
- - Ship's communications room
- - Once-ubiquitous electronics outlets
- - howard stern specialty?
- - Video Killed The ...., first song ever played on MTV
- - Whom "Video Killed," according to a Buggles song
- - Stern, famously
- - Instruments designed to intercept waves from space
- - cooking eid pot casserole in big dishes?
- - Dishes fit for astronomers?
- - Incorrectly depreciate solo instrument getting stellar reception
- - Walkie-talkies
- - CB's cousins
- - Contact a provisions room on a shortwave?
- - Nearly all of those in 8 down and The Cure produced a treatment synonymous with The Waves
- - The aspirator I'd ordered as medical specialist
- - Doctor irritated a posh hospital worker
- - He led operation to scramble communication device
- - Communication by means of Morse code or other coded signals
- - Source of many waves?
- - Commuter entertainment source
- - It broadcasts its adoration perhaps
- - air post?
- - workplace on the tv show "wkrp in cincinnati"
- - Stern's area
- - Theme of this puzzle, in popular parlance
- - What Howard Stern rarely displays?
- - Ham need
- - Hobbyist's contraption
- - Ham's rig
- - Ham's creation
- - Ham's equipment
- - Receiver with a crystal
- - Crystal product
- - Communications collectible
- - signal-receiving device
- - Wirelesses
- - asteroids affected by communications equipment
- - "Stella Dallas" and "The Shadow"
- - Transmits a message to Pancho and pals?
- - Answer to "What did people listen to during the Depression, señor?"?
- - Set left with heretic related to low form of life
- - wnyc show known for its stylized soundscapes
- - prime-time fare of old
- - Old soap, sometimes
- - Old soap, perhaps
- - Many a 1930s soap opera
- - Welles on Mars, e.g.
- - Play with unseen players
- - Play no one sees?
- - Record-holder
- - One supplying drive-time music, briefly
- - One might do a countdown
- - Called over a CB
- - Contacted the Coast Guard, in a way
- - Called the tower
- - Wirelessly transmitted, in a way
- - Contacted by CB
- - Sent a message to shore, say
- - Sent a message
- - Relayed on air
- - Sent by wireless
- - Contacted by shortwave
- - Wirelessly transmitted
- - Acted the ham?
- - Did the ham bit.
- - Transmitted electronically.
- - What ships did in "Wireless."
- - Wirelessed.
- - Sent an SOS, maybe
- - Where to find 55 and over?
- - frequency finder
- - Station finder
- - AM/FM station finder
- - One moving with frequency?
- - What you might reach for after hearing "Don't go anywhere!"
- - Dashboard tuner
- - Car tuning aid
- - AM/FM programs aired in Brazil's first month?
- - 1987 Woody Allen movie
- - ... of 1987
- - 1987 Woody Allen film
- - Version of a song made for the airwaves
- - Shorter or cleaner version of a song
- - clean air transmission?
- - song altered for the airwaves
- - Clean version of a song
- - Version of a song that's shorter or cleaner than the original
- - Song version such as "Forget You" (better known as "Fuck You")
- - Sanitized song of a sort
- - Broadcast-friendly version of a pop single with profanity
- - Clean-cut
- - Alfa Romeo, e.g.
- - Wicked cool poem dedicated to the Summer Games grp.?
- - Air plugs?
- - Spots that aren't seen
- - Before: band that released "Spectre" in 2015 / after: AM or FM spot
- - Spot that's never seen
- - Good spot for a jingle
- - Relatively cheap spot
- - Pitch heard but not seen?
- - It may list sped-up terms and conditions at the end
- - Promotion that's never seen
- - Commercial that might have a jingle
- - Pitch that's heard but not seen
- - Unseen commercial
- - Ear plug?
- - Commercial on AM or FM
- - Device seen on many car roofs
- - Bombing raid round British ocean damaged navigation aid
- - Carbon English modified for housing plug with satellite transmitter
- - Nondirectional transmitter of a usually constant signal
- - Green Bank Telescope user
- - Studier of distant emissions
- - What a Geiger counter measures ... or, as two words, what the ends of 20-, 26- and 48-Across are
- - Subject for 17 Across
- - Emission from, eg, uranium
- - Study of DJs' physical structure?
- - A kind of station launched by Ronan O'Rahilly in 1964
- - Where to see the Rockettes
- - Big Apple entertainment venue nicknamed the "Showplace of the Nation," informally
- - Tourist mecca
- - Skyscrapers, skaters, cinemas.
- - Big Apple landmark
- - With 42A, Big Apple entertainment venue
- - Chemical analysis used to determine the age of organic materials
- - Officer's vehicle, so named for its communication device
- - Police cruiser
- - Police vehicle
- - Receiver of an all-points bulletin
- - Copper wheels?
- - Connected cruiser
- - Cruiser
- - Announcer's gig
- - raid organised by old, extensive actors making programme
- - Play, for example, we hear, with appropriate set
- - Ham operator's "Hurrah!"?
- - Media heard in automobiles
- - "Bob and Ray" and "Car Talk"
- - CeeLo Green's "Forget You" and the Black Eyed Peas' "Don't Mess With My Heart"
- - Tunes shortened for airplay
- - English rock band with hit albums like "OK Computer", who released their latest album "A Moon Shaped Pool" in 2016
- - English rock band from Abingdon, Oxfordshire, formed in 1985
- - Thom Yorke band
- - Band who was the subject of the documentary "Meeting People Is Easy"
- - Band that used a pay-what-you-want model to sell their 2007 album
- - 2001 Grammy-winning band for the album "Kid A"
- - "Creep" band whose original name was On a Friday
- - 1987 single by u.s. band talking heads, after which another band was named
- - English rock band with the 1997 album OK computer
- - "in rainbows" rockers, and a hint to what changes four puzzle answers
- - "In Rainbows" Grammy-winning rockers
- - Rock group since the '80s with the worldwide hit "Creep"
- - British rockers who pioneered the pay-what-you-want album download in 2007
- - ... On A Friday
- - One allotted a call sign, 'Aries', to receive Idaho broadcast
- - Wireless enthusiast
- - Amateur band man?
- - images of x-rays wiped by a pro with a dishrag
- - Messages from abroad.
- - Certain messages
- - X-rays e.g.
- - X-ray photography
- - Filming by X-ray
- - Cab drivers who love their Sirius?
- - Alternative rock band with four platinum albums
- - Modern method of communication.
- - Communicating in a way
- - Communicating by wireless
- - Calling for backup, e.g
- - Artist performing without one is communicating via waves
- - Ham hobby
- - Sending an S O S, maybe
- - C.B. activity
- - They have an unstable nucleus
- - What you don't know about audio equipment?
- - Cord to plug in one's receiver to a home stereo?
- - One making waves in the news business?
- - Oscar Mayer's wiener song, for one
- - Station-branding tune
- - Station identification
- - Imus and Limbaugh, for two
- - Some talk show personalities
- - One heard but not seen
- - Spinner over the airwaves
- - Futureheads "This Is Not The World" single
- - Contact the harbor master from one's ship
- - Contact headquarters, perhaps
- - Call to police headquarters, maybe
- - X-Ray ......
- - diagram or design for old sound system
- - diagram for old audio gear
- - Old combined record player and radio
- - Ship-to-shore message
- - Ship-to-shore communication
- - Medium weight?
- - Message via air waves
- - Relative of 54 Across
- - About 1930 to 1950
- - From the '30s to the '50s
- - Late 1920s to around 1950
- - Heyday for voice actors
- - Pre-television age
- - Heyday of many serials
- - When big bands thrived
- - Time before TV
- - When "Truth or Consequences" debuted
- - When soap operas first flourished
- - Golden age for voice acting
- - When there was lots of listening
- - Wave of waves?
- - Time of much listening
- - Time before television
- - The 30's and 40's, e.g.
- - Listening time?
- - Classic toy wagon
- - Classic wagon
- - Classic toy whose ancestor was the Liberty Coaster
- - Classic toy wagon brand
- - Classic red wagon
- - Classic little red wagon
- - U.S.-funded broadcaster, ...... Europe
- - Ship-to-shore handler
- - one communicating via ham
- - Centaurus A is one
- - Source of faraway X-rays
- - 1984 Queen hit single written by drummer Roger Taylor
- - Queen hit with the lyric 'So don't become some background noise'
- - Enquiry forced changes around a broadcasting channel
- - R.E.M.'s debut single
- - Broadcaster behind the Iron Curtain
- - Organization that began broadcasting on July 4, 1950
- - It broadcasts in 25 languages
- - Eastbound waves?
- - Broadcast organization since 1950