➠ Words that start with r
List contains 17312 Words that start with "r".
- - Little fund-raising lotteries
- - Popular fund-raisers
- - Fund-raising devices
- - Ticket-selling fund-raisers
- - Chancy fund-raisers
- - Some fund-raisers
- - gentleman burglar held to raise money for charity
- - Money-raisers for distant hotel
- - Famous Singapore hotel
- - draws a classic "amateur cracksman"
- - Draws agent from General Staff
- - Sweeps airforce before the self-retired
- - Storied Singapore hotel
- - School fundraisers
- - Lotteries
- - Criminal female in shabby flares
- - Draws in Eastern hotel
- - Popular fundraisers
- - Some church fundraisers
- - Singapore hotel
- - Church fundraisers
- - Famous hotel in Singapore.
- - The Amateur Cracksman, 1899.
- - Sweepstakes.
- - Some fundraisers
- - fundraisers with tickets
- - Give-away emcees
- - Some lottery enthusiasts
- - Mark on a Brit. military pilot's uniform
- - Reptiles won at fundraisers?
- - Draws principally involving a plant in Asia
- - Something that gets grabbed in a friendly competition (and a group hug involving Tributes #3, #5, and #9)
- - Fund-raiser's offering
- - Disposing of at a church fair, maybe
- - Church moneymaking activity
- - Give away, in a way
- - Sell via chances [UNSATISFACTORY]
- - RAF flew endlessly for lottery
- - Little mischief-maker with remote turned over lottery
- - Lottery with goods as prizes
- - Fundraising lottery
- - Fund-raising lottery
- - Ticket lottery
- - Fundraiser lottery
- - Type of lottery
- - Form of lottery.
- - A lottery.
- - Lottery type
- - Lottery
- - Lottery of a sort.
- - Lottery for gift prizes
- - fliers originally for the french lottery
- - Lottery-like event
- - Having lots of tickets, the airmen flew endlessly
- - having tickets for it, perhaps, the airmen flew interminably
- - fundraising fun
- - With a ticket for it, perhaps, our airmen flew endlessly
- - one may hold a lot in it
- - Fundraiser with a random drawing
- - Sweepstake
- - Drawing, often
- - Prize giveaway for which you buy tickets
- - Charity moneymaker
- - General staff releasing agents is a gamble that inevitably throws up winners and losers
- - Fundraiser with tickets
- - School or church fundraiser
- - Fundraising option
- - Fundraising device
- - Drawing activity
- - Charity fundraiser
- - It'll draw people to a drawing
- - Drawing of a school, perhaps
- - Common fundraiser
- - Fund-raiser with a drawing
- - 50-50, for example
- - Drawing room event?
- - Fund-raising device
- - Something to take a chance on
- - Many a school fund-raiser
- - Fund-raising option
- - Drawing of a sort
- - Popular money-raiser
- - Club fund-raiser
- - Fundraising event, sometimes
- - Ticket in a fund-raiser
- - Chancy fund-raiser
- - Church money raiser
- - Chance to raise money
- - Church drawing
- - Money raiser
- - This gives you a chance
- - Fund-raising medium
- - Money-raising device.
- - Fund-raising perennial.
- - One way to win a prize.
- - Fund-raiser
- - Lotto
- - Church fund-raiser
- - Kind of ticket
- - Chance happening
- - School fundraiser
- - Common fund-raiser
- - Popular fund raiser
- - School fund-raiser
- - Fund-raising event
- - Fundraising event
- - Ticket
- - Drawing contest?
- - ...... drawing
- - Prize draw
- - being very noisy in real distress is a chancy thing!
- - British flying force ran away, but were sold by lottery
- - Somehow disposed of, one part of armed forces disappeared
- - Airmen took flight offered by chance?
- - Sold by lottery
- - Raised funds by lottery
- - Gave away, in a way
- - Drew by chance ran after service
- - Servicemen took flight offered as prize in draw
- - Sold chances
- - Sold chances on
- - Offered as a door prize, say
- - Like some party prizes
- - Like some prizes
- - Egyptian-born children's singer
- - Canadian maestro of children's song
- - One-named children's singer
- - Children's troubadour
- - Musician noted for children's albums
- - One-named singer of children's songs
- - Children's singer
- - Children's singer famous for "Baby Beluga"
- - One-named children's entertainer
- - 'Brush Your Teeth' singer
- - one-named kids' singer
- - Canadian singer/songwriter who refers to his now-adult fans as Beluga Grads
- - "Down by the Bay" singer
- - "Baby Beluga" singer with a one-word name
- - One-named 'Baby Beluga' singer
- - 'Baby Beluga' singer
- - "Bananaphone" singer
- - "Bananaphone" artist
- - One-named singer of kids' songs
- - "Baby Beluga" kids' singer
- - Kid-friendly singer
- - Gerry ......, former member of Stealers Wheel whose biggest solo hit was Baker Street
- - Actor who starred in the war movie The Rats Of Tobruk, Chips ...
- - *sarah of "suits"
- - A palm tree native to Madagascar and tropical Africa
- - A fellow in fair organised material for a weaver
- - fibre affair
- - Leaves from a palm tree used for making baskets
- - A new affair that's binding
- - Affair (anag)
- - High-flyers overseas find international racing drivers can be useful for a bit of weaving
- - Basket material; affair (anag.)
- - A binding affair is arranged
- - Rafael shortly rings back if it's useful for a bit of weaving
- - Complex affair is the sort of material that interests milliner
- - Weaver's fiber
- - Craftsperson's fiber
- - it's used for typing up a strange affair
- - a binding affair, perhaps
- - Basketwork fibre
- - Woman in fighting force initially acquiring weaving material
- - Stringy material for making mats, lampshades and baskets
- - fibre for fliers if coming back with an article
- - Woven palm string
- - Palm tree fibres used for tying and weaving
- - palm fibre
- - Fibre for British airmen initially flying in Africa
- - Horticulturally, various things are tied up with it
- - Basket fibre
- - Fibre made from palm leaves
- - Fibre used to make baskets and mats
- - Hat-weaving leaves
- - fibre shown by service organisation for motorsport
- - Basket weaving material
- - Tropical palm leaf fibres used to make mats etc
- - Palm leaf fibres used to make baskets, mats etc
- - Palm fiber used as cord
- - Fibre used for weaving mats, baskets, etc
- - Mat material
- - Type of palm tree
- - Crafting fiber
- - Weaving fibre
- - Plant fibre used in weaving
- - Fibre for making baskets
- - Palm used for baskets
- - Palm used for weaving baskets, etc
- - Fliers fail, possibly, lacking the ultimate in moral fibre
- - Basket-making fiber
- - Fiber used in basketmaking
- - Basket fiber
- - Basketry fiber
- - Fiber often used as decoration
- - African basket-making fiber
- - African palm
- - African palm tree
- - Fiber for hats, chairs, etc.
- - Fiber for baskets.
- - Palm tree.
- - Basket material
- - Basketry material
- - Teeming (with)
- - Palm fiber
- - Fibre used for tying plants
- - Straw for baskets
- - Rabble, for short
- - The rabble
- - Rabble
- - Swiss-born composer Joachim ....
- - Riff-........
- - Disreputable people, for short
- - Human rubbish
- - Riff's partner
- - Riff's mate.
- - Trash: Scot.
- - Disreputable person
- - Dregs of society
- - Scum
- - Coarse person
- - Rubbish
- - Author Raphael Gibbs, to his friends
- - ... Spall, British actor who appears in an episode of "Black Mirror"
- - Actor Spall of "Prometheus"
- - Actor Spall of "One Day"
- - Ben's role in "Pearl Harbor"
- - Actor Spall of "Life of Pi"
- - Spall of "The Big Short"
- - Olympic track great Johnson, familiarly
- - Nickname for trackman Johnson
- - McCawley played by Ben Affleck in 'Pearl Harbor'
- - Male protagonist in William Inge's "Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff"
- - Ben Affleck's "Pearl Harbor" role
- - Ben Affleck, in "Pearl Harbor"
- - "Prometheus" actor Spall
- - "Life of Pi" actor Spall
- - ...... McCawley, Ben Affleck's role in "Pearl Harbor"
- - ...... Spall, actor
- - Decathlete Johnson
- - Olympian Johnson
- - Gold-medalist decathlete Johnson
- - Olympics decathlete Johnson
- - Olympic star Johnson
- - Olympic runner Johnson
- - Olympic Decathloner Johnson
- - Olympic athlete Johnson
- - Johnson of decathlon fame
- - Decathlete Johnson who won gold at the Rome Olympics
- - '50s-'60s decathlete Johnson
- - ...... Johnson, 1960 decathlon champ
- - Olympic decathlete Johnson
- - Novelist Sabatini et al.
- - He never made it to the World Series despite playing in 2,831 regular-season games with the Cubs, Rangers, and Orioles: 2 wds.
- - Left-handed tennis player from Spain who has won 14 Grand Slam singles titles: 2 wds.
- - First tennis player to simultaneously hold Grand Slams on clay, grass and hardcourt
- - Character played by actor Thomas Brodie-Sangster in the British television serial "Wolf Hall" based on Hilary Mantel novels: 2 wds.
- - US track-and-field star who got a silver and a gold medal in the decathlon in consecutive Olympics: 2 wds.
- - Disreputable [but attractive] British fliers and swimmers
- - Dashing fighter pilots leading search
- - Dashing from school after service
- - Flashy fliers leading swimmers
- - Dashing miles around, fellow is hot
- - Crude but dashing
- - Dashing
- - Dashing some distance back before swimmers
- - Jaunty group of service personnel followed by one in school
- - dissipated sea creature joins the air force
- - disreputable service angle
- - Flashily vulgar
- - Slightly disreputable
- - Devil-may-care group of fliers -- brill?
- - Appealingly disreputable
- - Service with angle that's somewhat disreputable
- - Disreputable airmen flounder, perhaps
- - Flashy females one spots outside?
- - Picaresque
- - Dissolute
- - Disreputable
- - Devil-may-care
- - Flashy military pilots getting suspicious cut
- - Elegantly louche
- - Dashingly disreputable