➠ Words that start with r
List contains 17312 Words that start with "r".
- - Comedic actor Wilson who wrote the 2023 best-seller 'Soul Boom'
- - Actor Wilson who played Dwight Schrute on The Office
- - actor wilson whose name is fitting for streaming services?
- - "The Office" actor Wilson
- - Wilson of "The Office"
- - Wilson of 'The Rocker'
- - Actor Wilson of "The Office"
- - Actor Wilson
- - Actor Wilson who plays Dr Demento in "Weird: The Al Yankovic Story"
- - Big nonprofit that operates the Department of Defense Safe Helpline
- - Jig performed by Wilson of "The Office"?
- - 'The Office' actor
- - He played Dwight on "The Office"
- - Dwight Schrute portrayer on "The Office"
- - "Monsters vs. Aliens" voice actor who played Dwight Schrute on "The Office": 2 wds
- - Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise movie
- - 1988 Oscar-winning movie starring Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman
- - 1988 Best Picture winner starring Dustin Hoffman
- - Best Picture of 1988, starring Dustin Hoffman: 2 wds.
- - 1988 film that won Dustin Hoffman his second Oscar: 2 wds.
- - 1988 film in which Dustin Hoffman plays the autistic heir to a fortune: 2 wds.
- - 1988 Best Picture starring Dustin Hoffman: 2 wds.
- - 1988 film starring Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise
- - 1988 Hoffman title role
- - Film with Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise
- - Hoffman's second Oscar film
- - Dustin Hoffman movie of 1988
- - *Hoffman's 1988 title savant
- - Movie for which Dustin Hoffman won an Oscar
- - Hoffman film of '88
- - Hoffman/Cruise movie of 1988
- - Dustin Hoffman title role
- - Dustin Hoffman movie
- - Dustin Hoffman film
- - Hoffman film
- - best picture winner based on the life of kim peek
- - Best picture at the 1988 Oscars
- - Film screened involving popular old woman
- - best picture oscar winner inspired by the life of kim peek
- - Film of artist popular with staff
- - 1988 comedy-drama that features The Beatles' "I Saw Her Standing There": 2 wds.
- - Best Picture at the 61st Academy Awards
- - Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture of 1988: 2 wds.
- - Best Picture of 1988
- - Title savant in a 1988 Oscar-winning film
- - 1988 drama film starring Tom Cruise
- - Best Picture after 'The Last Emperor'
- - Cruise vehicle of 1988
- - Barry Levinson film that won the Best Picture Oscar
- - 1988 Tom Cruise film
- - 1988 Oscar winner for Best Picture
- - Best Picture between "The Last Emperor" and "Driving Miss Daisy"
- - Highest-grossing film of 1988
- - Tom Cruise film of 1988
- - 1988's Best Picture Oscar winner
- - 1988 Best Picture, with the repeated line "I'm an excellent driver"
- - 1988 film with the line "I'm an excellent driver"
- - Charlie Babbitt's brother, in a 1988 film title
- - 1988 Best Picture
- - Cruise film
- - Best Picture 1988
- - "Ma ran in"
- - See 54-Across
- - 28th president in a Dustin Hoffman role?
- - Ones working to end a drought
- - Frightening weather?
- - Frightening weather report?
- - Typhoon
- - Duffy "...... Your Parade"
- - Ruin, as a parade
- - Spoil, as one's parade
- - Spoil, as a parade
- - Spoil, as a picnic or a parade
- - Ruin, as someone's parade
- - Ruin, as one's parade
- - "Don't ...... My Parade": Streisand
- - "Don't .... My Parade"
- - spoil, as an outdoor event
- - Ruin, weatherwise
- - Bring pessimism into
- - Ruin, as a picnic
- - Spoil, as a barbecue
- - Spoil, as a picnic
- - Spoil, as an outdoor party
- - Drench, perhaps
- - Shower with (gifts, etc.).
- - Give in large quantities.
- - "And sendeth ...... the just and on the unjust."
- - Disparage
- - Spoil, perhaps
- - Spooner says main raker is needed in times of drought
- - Weatherman of a sort.
- - Tribal magician, now a cloud-seeder.
- - Tribal magician of 1950.
- - one who precipitates precipitation
- - One attracting big business to La Niña?
- - a remark in poor form for one hoping to end drought
- - One bringing in big business
- - Expert at increasing profits
- - Profit-generating pro
- - Big earner at a business
- - Law-firm hotshot
- - *One seeding clouds
- - Business-generating attorney
- - Indian tribe V.I.P.
- - Medicine man, perhaps
- - 1956 Burt Lancaster film, with "The"
- - Matt Damon movie based on a Grisham novel, with "The"
- - Productive attorney
- - B. Lancaster film, with "The": 1956
- - Drought V.I.P.
- - Job for a medicine man.
- - Katherine Hepburn's latest.
- - Dr. Wallace (Pluvius) Howell.
- - Dr. Howell, meteorologist.
- - Pros at increasing profits
- - They bring in the business
- - lady gaga and ariana grande song whose music video takes place in a storm
- - Song by Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande
- - Ashanti single off "Chapter II"
- - Like a macintosh
- - Protected, in a way
- - impervious to wet weather
- - Shower-resistant
- - managed to include one piece of evidence that's watertight
- - Watertight
- - 1962 Bobby Vinton song
- - 1962 Bobby Vinton hit
- - Start of a hopeful chant
- - Start of a hopeful rhyme about bad weather, and a hint to what the first word of 16-, 24- and 46-Across may describe
- - Children's chant
- - Umpires call them
- - Umps call them
- - Some canceled ballgames
- - Some baseball cancellations
- - Replay causes
- - Disappointments for baseball fans
- - Ballgame cancellations
- - bad news for a baseball fan
- - Ballpark bummer, and a hint to making sense of the starred answers
- - unwanted outcome for a sports match...and a hint as to how to make sense of twelve across answers in this puzzle
- - game canceled by showers
- - Weather-related game cancellation
- - Cancellation of a sort
- - Reason for a doubleheader
- - Game day disappointment
- - Cause for a rescheduling
- - Game that can't be played
- - Reason for a rescheduled game
- - Reason for a tarp-covered field
- - Certain game cancellation
- - From 1988 to 1999, a record 856 consecutive games were played in Dodger Stadium without one
- - Postponed game
- - Cancelled baseball game
- - Cause for a doubleheader
- - Postponed baseball game, for example
- - Ball game halted by weather.
- - Interrupt, as a ball game.
- - Sports event, when postponed by bad weather
- - Bad news for bleacherites
- - Stadium disappointment
- - Party planner's setback
- - Bad-weather cancellation
- - Ballpark bummer
- - Reason to reschedule
- - Ballpark disappointment
- - Cause for rescheduling
- - Four-time Best Supporting Actor Oscar nominee Claude
- - Claude ......, Casablanca actor
- - Claude ..., actor who played Captain Renault in Casablanca
- - Claude of films
- - A memorable Claude
- - "Casablanca"'s Claude
- - When it ... it pours!
- - Drizzles or sprinkles
- - Comes down like cats and dogs?
- - precipitates cats and dogs
- - drizzles, say
- - The cats and dogs season?
- - Teams on radio? They think out of box, primarily
- - Wet weather events
- - drizzles or downpours
- - they get blessed "down in africa" in a toto hit
- - Comes down in torrents, say
- - A Hard ... A-Gonna Fall (Bob Dylan)
- - mainly on spain's plains?
- - Wet season
- - Star of "The Invisible Man"
- - He portrayed David Belasco
- - "The ...... Came"
- - Wet seasons
- - Climatic choices
- - no matter what the weather
- - Whatever the weather
- - Even if it's coming down
- - Regardless of whether it's fair
- - No matter what happens
- - Even if it's not fair
- - No matter the weather
- - In any weather
- - *Whatever happens
- - Regardless of circumstances
- - Regardless of weather.
- - Come what may.
- - Without fail: Colloq.
- - Regardless of the weather.
- - No matter what
- - Option.
- - "Come ...... come shine"
- - Shine
- - Demeter's weather command?
- - — iii, ruling prince of monaco from 1949-2005
- - more wet in volcano
- - Waterfall that is right for former prince?
- - Monaco's former prince
- - Former prince with more cats and dogs?
- - More showery
- - American peak with worse weather
- - Prince of Monaco, married to Grace Kelly, d. 2005
- - More dreary, in a way
- - Monaco's Prince ...
- - Former prince of Monaco
- - Prince of Monaco
- - Prince having extra shower
- - Prince formerly with his purple stuff? That's right
- - Mount Tahoma, more commonly
- - Father of Caroline and Stephanie
- - Grace's prince
- - Kelly's prince
- - Mount of more precipitation?
- - Prince ........
- - Mount or Prince
- - Prince whom Grace Kelly married
- - backup clothing in front of it's wetter
- - Grace Kelly's husband
- - Comparatively wet ruler of principality
- - north american volcanic park
- - Wetter weather
- - wetter in terms of weather
- - Mount ........ (Seattle view)
- - Mount once called Tacoma
- - Sight from Seattle
- - It's high in Washington
- - Washington stratovolcano
- - Seattle, comparatively
- - Noted Mount or Monégasque
- - Wetter, weatherwise
- - Only so-called "Decade Volcano" in the continental U.S.
- - It's on Washington's quarter
- - Schwarzenegger-spoofing "Simpsons" character Wolfcastle
- - *Like Seattle vis-à-vis Phoenix
- - Volcano in a national park
- - Washington peak
- - Washington summit
- - Washington height
- - Washington's mount
- - Cascades high point
- - European head of state for nearly 56 years
- - Washington high point?
- - Highest of the Cascades
- - Highest peak in the Cascades
- - Mount Tacoma today
- - Monaco monarch
- - Cascade Range volcano
- - Peak sometimes called Tacoma
- - Dominant sight in the Cascades
- - Spouse of 16 Down
- - Peak of the Cascades.
- - Peak near Tacoma.
- - Peak in Washington.
- - Peak or pince.
- - Peak in the Cascade Range.
- - M. Grimaldi.
- - Benedict of '56.
- - Tacoma's mountain.
- - Extinct volcano of Cascade Range.
- - Mount Tacoma.
- - Highest peak in Washington.
- - Washington peak, 14,408 feet high.
- - Third highest mountain peak in U. S.
- - ...... Wolfcastle (action hero on "The Simpsons")
- - Cascades peak
- - Volcanic peak in the Cascades
- - Cascade Range peak
- - Cascade peak
- - Mount in the Cascade Range
- - Mount
- - mount ..., national park in the u.s. state of washington
- - Headgear for inclement weather
- - April weather wear
- - Shower caps?
- - Water-repellent headgear: 2 wds.
- - Wet-weather headgear
- - Water-repellent headgear
- - Headgear for a drizzly day
- - Golfer's headgear, at times
- - Headgear.
- - Umbrella alternative (like a cap): 2 wds.
- - Waterproof topper
- - Wet weather wear
- - Gear for a drizzle
- - Protection from cats and dogs?
- - Lock protection
- - Shower covering
- - Umbrella alternative
- - Slicker go-with
- - Galoshes go-with
- - Unfair wear?
- - Shower cap?
- - Stormy day topper
- - Drizzly day chapeau
- - Slicker accessory
- - Water-repellent accessory
- - Matching accessory for a slicker
- - Head protection in a shower
- - Alternative to an umbrella
- - Cover when wet
- - It keeps your hair drier
- - Aid for dry hair
- - Condom, in slang
- - Lady ...... (Jake the Dog's girlfriend on "Adventure Time")
- - eastender who is married to stuart highway
- - Tlaloc, to the Aztecs
- - The Aztec's Tlaloc, for one
- - One prayed to during a dry spell
- - Chac, to the Mayans
- - Shower head?
- - One invoked during a drought
- - Pariacaca, for example
- - One may be addressed during a drought
- - Ancient farmer's benefactor, perhaps
- - Parjanya, in Hindu myth
- - Jupiter Pluvius.
- - For whom some spiritual dances are performed
- - Kings who dropped from the heavens?
- - Pouring
- - Really coming down (like it's doing in this puzzle?)
- - Aftermath of a sausage explosion?
- - Lerner-Loewe subject
- - Eliza's song, with "The."
- - Subject of Eliza Doolittle song.
- - It falls mainly on the plain
- - Weather forecast
- - Drizzly
- - Weather Girls song, It's .... Men
- - "It's .... cats and dogs" means it is a cloudburst
- - ...... in My Heart, Buddy Holly song
- - Reportedly, ruling is coming down
- - wet out
- - ruling mentioned when it's pouring
- - Showering while in office, we hear
- - Precipitating, in a way
- - Weather information
- - "It's ...... violets"
- - Not fair, in a way
- - Drizzling
- - Really coming down
- - Coming down
- - In power
- - Tears may have acid when there is ...
- - Artist increasingly unpopular, never having a shower?
- - Like a sunny day
- - Third of relish in sarnies, awfully dry
- - Dry
- - Captain Comeback thought that two clouds in love would ...
- - Most like April
- - Having the most precipitation
- - Most wet, in a way
- - Most monsoonlike
- - Dampest
- - Wettest
- - Like the Southeast, vis-à-vis other U.S. regions
- - Like Hawaii's Mount Waialeale, of all places in the U.S.
- - Least likely to need irrigation
- - Algerian music numbers — southern Sahara lacks such
- - "The ...... Spain . . . "