➠ Words that start with r
List contains 17312 Words that start with "r".
- - Limited range of short broadcast just uncovered
- - outer bone of forearm
- - spoke of an arm bone
- - Spoke of part of arm
- - one of the bones in your arm.
- - half the diameter of a bone
- - Half of the diameter
- - Length from the center of a circle to its perimeter
- - What r can mean, in geometry
- - The R in piR^2
- - The "r" of "pi r squared"
- - Range of operation
- - Part of a circle's area formula
- - Line from the center to the perimeter of a circle
- - Figure that's squared in a common formula
- - The "r" in pi-r-squared
- - Line from the centre to the edge of a circle
- - Bone of the forearm
- - Measurement from the midpoint to the edge
- - Line joining the centre of a circle to its edge
- - a straight line from the centre to the circumference of a circle
- - half the diameter
- - radiating part
- - Earth's is about 4,000 miles
- - outer forearm bone
- - distance measurement in polar coordinates
- - Ulna's neighbor
- - Circle spoke
- - Wheel spoke, essentially
- - Spoke, essentially
- - Human forearm bone
- - Half-diameter
- - Half measure
- - Distance on a radar screen
- - Diameter halved
- - Dating app distance metric
- - Circle measurement
- - Bicycle spoke, for example
- - Outer arm bone
- - Line in a circle
- - Circle stat
- - With element detailed, Curies finally spoke
- - Measure in a circle
- - Half a diameter
- - Geometry term
- - Surrounding area
- - Circle part
- - Arm bone
- - Forearm bone
- - Humerus neighbor
- - Body part that's also a math term
- - Decaying substances
- - Isotopes of element #88
- - Element 88
- - Ra (atomic number 88)
- - Chemical element, Ra
- - Atomic Number 88.
- - Intensely radioactive element found in uranium ores, Ra
- - one of two radioactive elements discovered by physicists marie and pierre.
- - you are mad and i am hard to handle
- - Marie Curie's discovery
- - Marie Curie died from exposure to this chemical
- - The Curies' discovery
- - Northwest Territories Port
- - Metallic element discovered by the Curies
- - 1898 chemistry discovery
- - Element discovered by Marie and Pierre Curie
- - Curie's find
- - Subject of Marie Curie's isolation
- - Slag off gradualism by dangerous element
- - Drunk on an old ship protects Bill from current element that shows up in the dark!
- - Curie discovery
- - Bygone component in luminous paint
- - Element discovered by the Curies
- - Alpha particle emitter
- - Decaying metal
- - Discovery of 1898
- - Element discovered in 1898
- - Curies' discovery
- - Curies' find
- - Curie's discovery
- - 1898 discovery.
- - Product of pitchblende.
- - Metallic element discovered in 1902.
- - Radioactive element
- - Heavy metal
- - Metallic element
- - Sand pit regularly fenced by weird metal
- - Radioactive metallic element
- - Element discovered by Marie Curie
- - American hotel name since 1909
- - Minnesota-based hotel chain
- - Big name in hotels
- - Hotel chain
- - Place to stay, for awhile
- - Hilton rival
- - Hyatt alternative
- - Marriott competitor
- - Hilton alternative
- - Element in uranium series
- - bones that are seen in circles?
- - Circle segments (Var.)
- - Circle segments
- - Arm bones
- - Circle lines
- - Some geometry class lines
- - Spokes, e.g.
- - Sphere measures
- - Gilda of the original SNL cast
- - Gilda of "SNL"
- - Original 'SNL' cast member Gilda
- - Gilda once of "SNL"
- - Original "SNL" cast member
- - 1978 "SNL" Emmy winner
- - Walters portrayer on "S.N.L."
- - Portrayer of Wawa and Litella
- - Loopner portrayer on "SNL"
- - Part of the first "SNL" cast
- - Wawa's portrayer
- - Memorable "SNL" comedian
- - Wawa's portrayer on "SNL"
- - Early SNL star
- - "haunted honeymoon" star gilda
- - Comic whose autobiography was "It's Always Something"
- - Comic who said "Adopted kids are such a pain - you have to teach them how to look like you"
- - Innovative comic Gilda
- - Comedian Gilda
- - Comic Gilda
- - Gilda of 'Saturday Night Live'
- - Curtin castmate
- - Original 'S.N.L.' cast member
- - Gilda who played Baba Wawa
- - Funny Gilda
- - "It's Always Something" autobiographer
- - Original "Saturday Night Live" star Gilda
- - '70s post-prime-time notable
- - Castmate of Belushi and Curtin
- - Former Aykroyd co-star
- - Comic actress Gilda
- - Colleague of Curtin and Chase
- - One of the original Not Ready for Prime Time Players
- - Gilda of the early "S.N.L."
- - Rosanna-Dana's creator
- - "Hanky Panky" funny lady
- - Ms. Roseanne Roseannadanna player
- - Gilda of "S.N.L."
- - Chase castmate
- - Roseannadanna's creator
- - Funny lady Gilda
- - Wilder wife
- - Comedienne Gilda
- - Comical Gilda
- - 24-Down player
- - Costar with Curtin, Aykroyd, et al.
- - "The Woman in Red" actress
- - Original "Saturday Night Live" star
- - Early "S.N.L." star
- - "It's Always Something" author
- - Late comic Gilda
- - Gilda
- - "Haunted Honeymoon" star
- - Gilda .., legendary comic actress
- - old welsh county turns up in a rambler on dartmoor
- - One letter changes a Gilda to a Rita
- - Mathematical base
- - Root number or root word
- - Base of a number system
- - Quantity on which system of numeration is based
- - 10, for the base 10 number system
- - Base, in linguistics
- - Math base
- - Number, in math.
- - Base of a system of numbers, in mathematics.
- - Two in binary or ten in decimal, in math
- - Plant root
- - Botanist's root
- - e, in natural logarithms
- - Root, in botany
- - Root of a plant
- - Rootlike part.
- - Light-speed traveler from a communications satellite
- - Atlas publisher that, after downsizing, becomes basically the same company but way cool?
- - Naval offcr.
- - High naval rank (abbr.)
- - Naval off
- - USN brass
- - Byrd was one
- - USN bigshot
- - U.S.N. two-star officer
- - U.S.N. V.I.P.
- - "to kill a mockingbird" recluse boo ....
- - Lee's recluse
- - Harper Lee recluse Boo ....
- - Boo ......, recluse in "To Kill a Mockingbird"
- - "To Kill a Mockingbird" recluse
- - Base numbers, in math
- - Numbers taken as the base of a system of numbers
- - Two roots used in salads?
- - Crisp, pungent, edible roots
- - ah! i dress them and put them in the salad
- - Run courses about adult salad ingredients
- - Artist given plates for salad ingredients
- - Pungent-tasting edible roots
- - Right, this time, he's included one top salad bunch of vegetables
- - Sharp-tasting salad vegetable with a daikon type
- - Pungent salad root-plants
- - Irish race consuming paella, for instance, from Spain with root vegetables
- - Sources of crunch for a salad
- - Crunchy salad veggies
- - Pungent red roots
- - Fleshy roots for salads
- - Pungent roots for salads
- - Salad roots
- - They're sliced for salads
- - Pungent salad veggies
- - Crunchy root vegetables
- - Salad slices
- - Pungent roots
- - Salad-bowl brighteners
- - Ornaments in the salad bowl.
- - Salad vegetables
- - Edible roots.
- - Salad ingredients
- - roots for salads
- - Vegetables and cream evenly put on saucers
- - Mustard plants
- - Plants of the mustard family.
- - Relish tray items
- - Red vegetables
- - Relishes
- - Vegetables
- - Small red salad root
- - plant whose pungent tasting root is eaten raw in salads
- - Plant whose roots are eaten raw
- - Root vegetable that's red on the outside and white on the inside
- - Pink root vegetable, eaten raw in salad
- - round, red root; salad vegetable
- - Salad root is hard to chop
- - Crunchy root vegetable sliced into salads
- - An edible root vegetable, horse ...
- - Pungent tasting root
- - peppery root
- - red-skinned root
- - An edible root is hard maybe to recreate
- - Red salad root
- - Root eaten raw in salads
- - Peppery root vegetable
- - Fleshy edible root
- - Red root vegetable
- - Pungent edible root
- - Pungent root for salads
- - Salad root
- - Artist having meal wants edible root
- - Pungent edible root for salads
- - Root vegetable used in salads
- - Pungent root vegetable
- - Pungent root
- - Red root veggie
- - Peppery root veggie
- - Edible root of the mustard family
- - Edible red root
- - Mustard family root
- - Bitter root
- - Red root
- - Root used in salads
- - Root for a salad
- - Relish root.
- - Pungent root eaten as relish.
- - Root veggie
- - Edible root
- - Root vegetable
- - On reflection, is content to leave horrendous, insipid appetiser featuring root vegetable
- - Small salad root
- - edible plant, a food under review, originally
- - A cruciferous plant of the genus Raphanus cultivated for its edible root
- - Is unusually hard on the outside but edible
- - Salad item for the gunners plate
- - Many split hairs about it being a vegetable
- - Vegetable dish served after shelled crab?
- - Small red salad plant
- - crunchy avocado-toast topper
- - artist gets daughter his new salad ingredient
- - A growing reason why it's unwise to embrace a girl?
- - Vegetable put back in larder on a piece of 7, say
- - i'd get rash and put it in the salad
- - The vegetable is hard to propagate
- - Something hot in the salad?
- - extreme, his new salad ingredient
- - salad ingredient is hard to distribute
- - Copper covered in spots — something he ate?
- - Vegetable last seen in larder — a beauty!
- - First recipe has a plate with a salad vegetable
- - Contribution to the regimental salad, say?
- - is hard, perhaps, but may be eaten
- - it is a hard one to find in one's salad
- - Saucy if horsy. Some might call her a dish
- - essentially wrap food and vegetable
- - vegetable in the middle of tray / plate
- - A salad vegetable
- - revolutionary, his new salad ingredient
- - Salad ingredient, mostly green on plate
- - Impulsive, gobbling small girl's vegetable
- - Salad ingredient consumed by undergrad is healthy
- - Bit of a radical vegetable?
- - is hard when broken up and may be indigestible
- - restaurants start with a recipe for a bit of salad
- - Salad add-in
- - Red cold salad ingredient
- - Pungent, red salad vegetable
- - Pungent salad vegetable
- - Pungent salad plant
- - Bulb often eaten raw
- - Pungent vegetable
- - Red veggie
- - Pungent salad ingredient
- - Salad bar tidbit
- - Salad ingredient in a bowl right at the front
- - Salad slice
- - Base for many a chef's rose garnish
- - Vegetable in unfinished, uncooked Sushi, for instance
- - Artist with lovely vegetable
- - Daikon or mooli
- - Salad ingredient Diana spots outside
- - Red salad veggie
- - Vegetable, practically uncooked food
- - Pungent bit of a salad
- - Vegetable with a pungent taste
- - Salad ingredient princess spots outside
- - Artist uses this for still life of salad bowel
- - Pungent salad veggie
- - I'd recalled tucking into impulsive item for salad
- - Salad bar spheroid
- - Vegetable grown by police officer covered in spots
- - Component of 17 right to put on a plate?
- - Pungent veggie
- - Bit of food is hard to cook
- - Vegetable bowl depicted by artist
- - Spots detective inside, looking somewhat red-raw with The Greens
- - Part of salad plate given to artist
- - Salad garnish
- - Pungent salad bar item
- - Relish-tray item
- - Vegetable mixed inside 72-Across
- - Crunchy salad veggie
- - Daikon, e.g.
- - Veggie with a bite
- - Round salad vegetable
- - Tossed-salad ingredient
- - Bit in a salad bar
- - Salad pepper-upper
- - Mustard relative
- - Mouth burner
- - Salad item, perhaps
- - Daikon, for one
- - Salad bar bit
- - Horse follower
- - Spicy vegetable
- - Red vegetable
- - It can bring a tear to your eye
- - Mustard-family plant
- - Mustard-family vegetable
- - Garden vegetable
- - Raw-vegetable treat
- - Decorative vegetable.
- - A success in anybody's garden.
- - Easiest vegetable to grow.
- - Mustard family member
- - Salad ingredient, perhaps
- - Plant
- - See 54-Across
- - Salad plant
- - Salad vegetable
- - Salad veggie
- - Salad ingredient, sometimes
- - Salad item
- - Salad bar item
- - Salad tidbit
- - ...... horse
- - Vegetable
- - Salad ingredient
- - Small red salad vegetable
- - Pungent bulb
- - recipe on a plate shows salad component
- - Program carriers
- - Broadcast signal carriers
- - They're at the low end of the electromagnetic spectrum
- - They're affected by the ionosphere
- - Free to air, do we half listen to this?
- - Structures that help transmission
- - medium greeting used for long-distance communication
- - Carrier of sound from excellent rock festival venue welcome
- - Electromagnetic phenomenon
- - Marconi's forte.
- - Sound channel.
- - Air traveler
- - Plays a tune by most of Them written by musician from Yes - it's a treatment synonymous with Ray's