➠ Words that start with R

rabi

- 1944 Nobelist in Physics
- Physics Nobelist in '44
- Nobelist in Physics: 1944
- Harvest in India
- India's spring harvest.
- India's big spring harvest.
- The most important harvest in India—fall crops reaped in the spring.
- He won Nobel prize in physics, 1944.
- Spring harvest in India.
- Crop of India.
- India's most important harvest.
- Cereal crop of India.
- Most important harvest in India.
- Jewish priest.
- Jewish cleric
- 1944 Nobel physicist Isidor
- 1944 Physics Nobelist
- Physics Nobelist Isidor
- Physics Nobelist of '44
- Nobel physicist of '44
- Moslem calendar month
- 1944 Nobel Prize physicist
- Physics nobelist Isador Isaac
- Physicist Isador
- 1944 Physics Nobelist I. I. ......
- Physics Nobelist, 1944
- Nobel physicist of 1944
- 1944 Nobelist
- Physics Nobelist Isidor I. ......
- Physicist Isidor I.
- Physics Nobelist Isidor Isaac ......
- Physics Nobelist
- 1944 Nobel physicist
- Nobel physicist: 1944
- US Nobel physicist
- Isidor Isaac ......, physicist
- Physicist I.I.
- U.S. physicist
- U. S. Nobel physicist
- Noted scientist.
- Physicist Isidor.
- Prominent physicist.
- Nobel prize physicist, 1944.
- Austria-born atomic scientist.
- Physicist and Nobel prize winner.
- U. S. physicist, Nobel prize winner, 1944.
- Atomic physicist
- Nobel prize physicist.
- Nuclear scientist.
- Noted physicist.
- Moslem month.
- American physicist.
- Jewish pastor
- Nobel physicist
- Famous physicist.

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rabia

- Rage: Sp.
- A Muslim month
- Islamic month

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rabid

- Fanatical as an Academician with an offer to make
- looking fanatical, i'd go into a bar
- Frenzied offer by an artist
- fanatical attack around beachy head
- fanatical like a bird when let out
- Fanatical detective to stop revolutionary
- Fanatical, as an opinion
- mad, fanatical
- fanatical attempt by royal academy to make a purchase?
- Like an extreme fan
- heartless religious leader, ultimately turned fanatical
- fanatical attempt by establishment artist
- Fanatical bishop hiding in sack
- Hydrophobic sailor free to come round
- Furious or fanatical
- Mad artist receives offer
- Fanatical incursion capturing British
- Furious attack to secure bridgehead
- Fanatical sailor free to go outside
- Zealous, as a fan
- Enthusiastic to excess.
- Dangerous, as a squirrel
- Fanatical
- Fanatical bishop at centre of attack
- Fanatical attack involving bishop
- Extreme, fanatical
- Fanatical bishop in attack
- Gung-ho, as a fan
- Like an ardent fan
- Fanatical bishop at heart of sudden attack
- Like an animal to avoid
- Zealous in heartening bombardiers, possibly
- Mad leader of bandits appears in surprise attack
- Free a sailor put inside when violent
- Extremely ardent
- intensely gung-ho
- extreme, overzealous
- Mad about a bird
- Like a mad dog's attack, biting bishop
- a bird becomes frantic
- Frenzied, extreme
- foaming at the mouth, say
- Foaming at the mouth, like a wild dog
- extreme attack, capturing burmese leader
- Like a mad dog worrying a bird
- Mad about braid
- over-overeager
- Frenzied British in attack
- Like sports fans who paint their faces, say
- frenzied british attack outside
- Of rabies
- Hydrophobic
- Very furious
- Too zealous
- Raging (having been bitten by a dog?)
- Mad about a fad
- Like some sports fans
- Like some scary dogs
- Like some foaming-at-the-mouth dogs
- Intense; violent
- Ill from a mad dog bite?
- Hot on the subject
- Frothing at the mouth, perhaps
- Foaming at the mouth, like a dog
- Extreme in opinion
- Crazy for bunnies?
- Beyond fervent
- A little too enthusiastic
- Mad dog
- Extremely violent
- Go-go-go
- Vicious
- Crazed
- Fanatic
- Furious storm crossing Belgium
- Beyond enthusiastic
- 1976 Cronenberg movie
- Foaming at the mouth
- Extremely enthusiastic
- Barking pub rejected proof of age
- Like a zealous fan base
- Extremely zealous
- Like a superfan
- Wild attack capturing the north of Bosnia
- Overly zealous
- Like a mad dog
- Like mad dog?
- Beyond zealous
- Mad charge round beginning of Balaclava
- Like a dangerous 35-Across
- Like a dangerous raccoon
- Raging
- Like crazy-wild fans
- Affected by hydrophobia
- Like really wild fans
- Overly enthusiastic
- More than avid
- Beyond passionate
- Like some fanbases
- Like a wild dog
- Frothing at the mouth
- Very enthusiastic
- Overzealous
- Like some foamy-mouthed dogs

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rabelais

- French writer presenting a book in form of serial
- French writer/artist is collecting Bartok
- 16th century French author of Gargantua and Pantagruel
- François ......, French Renaissance writer whose best known work is Gargantua and Pantagruel
- Giant of French Renaissance literature
- French scholar, physician, satirist.
- 16th-century French satirist, noted for earthy humour
- French satirist
- French Renaissance satirist
- 16th-century French writer
- creator of gargantua
- Satirist, a sir able to be funny
- Gargantua's creator
- Pantagruel creator
- Creator of Gargantua and Pantagruel
- Comic genius of world literature
- Author who used the pseudonym Alcofribas Nasier, an anagram of his full name
- Author of "Gargantua"
- Alcofribas Nasier's real name
- Alcofribas Nasier
- "Gargantua and Pantagruel" author

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rabebaer

- US playwright and boxer

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rabe

- Broccoli ... (bitter green veggie)
- Broccoli .... (leafy veggie)
- Broccoli ...... (bitter veggie)
- Broccoli ...... (turnip relative)
- Broccoli ...... (bitter vegetable)
- Broccoli .... (green veggie)
- Broccoli ...... (green vegetable)
- Broccoli .... (salad veggie)
- Broccoli ...... (vegetable)
- Broccoli -- (salad green)
- Broccoli --
- Broccoli -- (leafy vegetable)
- Broccoli ...... (Italian turnip)
- 'American Horror Story' actress Lily
- 'Sticks and Bones' playwright David
- 'Streamers' playwright
- Bitter green vegetable
- 'Hurlyburly' playwright David
- Vietnam War trilogy playwright
- "Hurlyburly" writer David
- "Hurlyburly" playwright
- "Streamers" playwright David
- "Casualties of War" screenwriter David
- "Sticks and Bones" playwright
- "Streamers" dramatist
- "Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel" playwright
- "A Question of Mercy" playwright
- Obie-winning dramatist David
- Dramatist David
- "Hurlyburly" author David
- Contemporary dramatist David
- "In the Boom Boom Room" playwright
- Broadway playwright
- He wrote "In the Boom Boom Room"
- "Sticks and Bones" author
- Playwright David

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rabernathy

- Co-organizer of the Montgomery bus boycott, 1955

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rabell

- Sound familiar

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rabelaisian

- Funny-grotesque bias in a real kerfuffle

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rabbits

- Small bucks and does
- After cake turnover nibbled small waffles
- Okunoshima is the Japanese island that is largely populated by this animal
- Jewish teacher on back street finding animals
- Bunnies
- Watership Down protagonists
- Long-eared burrowers
- Bugs and Thumper
- Flopsy and Mopsy, for two
- Inferior golfers
- Multiplication experts?
- Metaphors for fright
- Peter and Brer, for two
- Participants in hat tricks?
- They might be protected by an 8-Across
- Warren denizens
- Brer and Peter
- Mr. MacGregor's trespassers
- Quick multipliers
- Hutch occupants
- Hare cousins
- Lapins
- Flopsy and Mopsy
- Hutch dwellers.
- Flopsy, Mopsy, et al.
- Beatrix Potter's characters.
- Foot
- Goes on
- Cottontails

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rabbitrun

- 1960 John Updike novel
- First in a John Updike novel series
- 1960 novel whose protagonist is Harry Angstrom
- Wood-and-chicken-wire enclosure

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rabbitredux

- John Updike novel published in 1971 (2 wds.)

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rabbitrune

- Book about a symbol found on a prehistoric burrow wall?

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rabbitsfoot

- Furry talisman
- Part of a furry critter, and an item suggested by the last words of 17-, 23- and 48-Across
- Part of a furry critter ... and an item suggested by the las
- Keychain good-fortune item
- It's a good thing
- bunny-walker to be made into abbot's fir
- Lucky talisman
- Common key chain adornment
- Common good-luck charm
- It's good luck
- Dr. Moreau's amulet?
- One answer to today's challenge.
- Antidote for bad luck.
- Lucky charm
- Good luck token
- Good-luck charm
- Charm