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This is a thesaurus of all the glosses to the words in the Glossary, linked to the lines in the texts where these words are found.

The Thesaurus is the opposite of the Glossary. When consulting the Glossary, you know the word and you want to find out what it means. When consulting the Thesaurus, you know the meaning and you want to find out which Shakespearean words express it. How would he say 'arrogant' or 'companion'? The options are listed when you search for these words.

Disclaimer: our Thesaurus is a guide only to the words in the Glossary, and not an account of the way these words might be used elsewhere in the canon, or in Early Modern English as a whole. For example, we include Shakespeare’s use of mother to mean 'womanish qualities', but not in its ordinary sense of 'parent'. You can read more background about the thesaurus here.

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Search letter r 1694 items found

rabbit

rabbit, baby

rabbit-sucker (n.)

rabbit warren, keeper of a

rabbit-catch

cony-catch (v.)

rabbit-catching

cony-catching (n.)

rabble

rabblement (n.),rout (n.),stuff (n.),tag (n.),tag-rag (adj.)

race, at the start of a

race over

racecourse

racing

rack

rack, stretch on the

racked

extended (adj.)

racket, make a

raconteur

discourser (n.)

radiance

sheen (n.),shine (n.)

radiant

oriental (adj.)

radiate upon

radical

radical political change

reformation (n.)

rafter, main

rag

clout (n.),dishclout (n.)

rage

blast (n.),chafe (n.),chafe (v.),chafing (n.),choler (n.),fret (v.),heat (n.),impatience (n.),ruffian (v.),ruffle (v.),spirit (n.),take on (v.),work (v.), past form wrought

rage, be in a

rage, feeling of

rage, in a

rage, kindled with

wrong-incensed (adj.)

rage, wild with

giddy (adj.),moody-mad (adj.)

rage more violently than a storm

rage with violence

ragged

bare (adj.),tattered (adj.),tottering (adj.)

ragged robin

crowflower (n.)

raggedly dressed

raging

forage (n.),headly (adj.),heady (adj.)

ragingly

maliciously (adv.)

rags, dressed in

raid

road (n.),rod (n.)

raider

rail at

exclaim against / on (v.)

raiment

rain down

rainbow

rainbow-like halo

water-gall (n.)

rainy

spongy, spungy (adj.)

raisable, immediately

raise

advance (v.),breed (v.), past form bred,bring up (v.),broach (v.),give life,heave (v.),inflame (v.),make (v.),move (v.),press (v.),rear (v.),rear (v.),reason (v.),rouse (v.),upheave (v.)

raise an issue

raise from cover [in hunting]

put up (v.),start (v.)

raise from the dead

raise men, commission to

raise the roof

raise the stakes [cards]

raise up

start (v.),take up (v.)

raise up in swarms

raised

heaved-up (adj.),high (adj.),levied (adj.)

raised edge of a horse-shoe

raised hastily

rash-levied (adj.)

raised in quality, not

unimproved (adj.)

raised platform

raised up

advanced (adj.),heightened (adj.),uplifted (adj.),winged (adj.)

raising

breeding (n.),education (n.)

raising [of a siege]

raising a matter, first

first, upon our

ram

ram, heavy

rambling

straying (adj.)

rampage

fret (v.),ruffian (v.),violent (v.)

rampant

ramping (adj.),unyoked (adj.)

rampart

barricado (n.),bulwark (n.),rib (n.),work (n.)

ramps of earth, fortified by

rampired (adj.)

rancorous

moody (adj.),venomous (adj.)

rancour, without

random

scattered (adj.),scattering (adj.),squandering (adj.)

randomly

randy

fulsome (adj.),prime (adj.)

range

beam (n.),change (n.),compass (n.),difference (n.),length (n.),mark (n.),measure (n.),scope (n.),scope (n.)

range [in archery]

range, come within [in hunting]

range, easy

point-blank (n.)

range, entire

range abroad

range of sight

ken (n.),view (n.)

range over

rank

degree (n.),file (n.),form (n.),George (n.),height (n.),line (n.),order (n.),ordinance (n.),place (n.),quality (n.),region (n.),siege (n.),star (n.),state (n.),worth (n.)

rank, appropriate

rank, aristocratic

rank, degree of

rank, deprive of

rank, difference of

inequality (n.)

rank, dignified

rank, disparage

rank, distinction of

difference (n.)

rank, elevate in

rank, equivalence of

rank, gentleman below a knight in

rank, high

estate (n.),esteem (n.),gentry (n.),pomp (n.)

rank, knightly

rank, lower in

rank, march in the front

rank, men of high and low

rank, noble

rank, of greater social

rank, of high

great (adj.),huge (adj.)

rank, of low

rank, of lower

rank, persons of

rank, relative

rank, social

condition (n.),gentry (n.),sort (n.)

rank, title of

rank, without

rank, woman of

rank of soldiers

ranking, highest [person]

ranking, lower

ranking, lowest

ranks

ranks, arrange in

ranks, set in

enrank (v.),enrank (v.)

ranks of soldiers

ransom

redeem (v.),redemption (n.)

ransom, pay

rant

rail (v.),take on (v.)

ranter

ranting

rap

rapacious

large-handed (adj.),ravenous (adj.),tyrant (adj.),vulture (adj.)

rape

enforce (v.),force (v.),Nessus (n.),Philomel, Philomela (n.),rapine (n.)

rapid

expedient (adj.),nimble (adj.),sudden (adj.),thick (adj.)

rapid, not

rapid course

rapid departure

expedience (n.)

rapidity

rapidly

rapidly, carry

rapidly moving

swift-starting (adj.)

rapidly working

soon-speeding (adj.),speeding (adj.)

rapier

foil (n.),tuck (n.)

rapport

rapture, move with

rare

incony (adj.),phoenix (adj.),seldom (adj.),strange (adj.)

rarefied

subtle, subtile (adj.)

rarely

rarely in the public eye

seld-shown (adj.)

rarity

costliness (n.),rareness (n.),rariety (n.),singularity (n.)

rascal

companion (n.),cullion (n.),hangman (n.),knave (n.),miscreant (n.),peasant (n.),slave (n.),tinker (n.),truant (n.),varlet (n.),varletto (n.),villain (n.),wanton (n.)

rascal, creeping

rascal, young

rascal ways

rascally

cullionly (adj.),knavish (adj.),roguing (adj.)

rash

hasty (adj.),raging (adj.),unadvised (adj.),wild (adj.)

rashly

shallowly (adv.)

rashly bold

daring-hardy (adj.)

rashly daring

adventurous (adj.)

rashness

forwardness (n.),giddiness (n.),rage (n.)

rat, dirty

rat poison

rate

aim at (v.),pennyworth, penn'orth (n.),set (v.),set (v.),tender (v.),weigh (v.)

rate, at a great

rate, at any

hand, at / in any,least, at the

rate of, at the

rate too highly

ratification

ratified, be

ratify

consign (v.),pass (v.),seal (v.),seal up (v.),tie (v.)

ration

rational

formal (adj.),reasonable (adj.),right (adj.),well advised, well-advised (adv.),wholesome (adj.)

rationality

rationally

rattle away on

raucous

raucously abusive

ravage

bereave (v.),forage (v.),spoil (v.),waste (v.)

ravaged

ruinous (adj.),wasted (adj.)

ravages

ravaging

rave

rage (v.),rail (v.)

ravenous

cub-drawn (adj.),pent-up (adj.),ravin (adj.),vulture (adj.)

ravenously feed on

ravenously gobble

ravin down (v.)

ravenously prey

ravish

enforce (v.),force (v.)

ravished

enforced (adj.),ransacked (adj.)

raw

unseasoned (adj.),young (adj.)

raw material

raze

raze out

react

answer (v.),extend (v.),feel (v.)

reaction

motion (n.),return (n.),start (n.)

reaction, immediate

reaction, startle

reactive

read

cipher (v.),conster (v.)

read over

overread, over-read (v.)

read through

go over (v.),overlook (v.),overread, over-read (v.),supervise (v.)

read through a list

readier

readily

aptly (adv.),fastly (adv.),freely (adv.),lightly (adv.),ready (adv.),well (adv.)

readily affect

readily achievable

readily to hand

handsomely (adv.)

readiness

fitness (n.),meetness (n.),prepare (n.)

readiness, advanced stage of

readiness, coming to

readiness, in

point, at / at a

readiness, put in

prepare up (v.)

readiness, set in

readiness, state of

brace (n.),case (n.),fitness (n.),forwardness (n.)

readiness for combat

readiness to sail

reading

construction (n.),supervise (n.)

reading by candle-light

candle-waster (n.)

ready, at the

ready, eagerly

prompted (adj.)

ready, fully made

ready, get

arm (v.),dispose (v.),provide (v.)

ready, instantly

ready, made

ready, make

address (v.),devise (v.),dress (v.),fettle (v.),frame (v.),furnish (v.),provide (v.),trim (v.),trim (v.)

ready, with wits at the

ready and quick

sharp-provided (adj.)

ready and willing

ready for action

prepared (adj.),ripe (adj.)

ready for combat, made

ready for firing

ready for sea

ready sanctioning

approbation (n.)

ready to act

ready to agree

accordant (adj.)

ready to appear

ready to assimilate

ready to confide

confident (adj.)

ready to do anything

serviceable (adj.)

ready to form a faction

factious (adj.)

ready to meet, be

ready to meet God, not

unprovided (adj.)

ready to please

obsequious (adj.)

ready to respond

diligent (adj.)

ready to serve

serviceable (adj.)

ready to sink

sinking-ripe (adj.)

ready to weep

weeping-ripe (adj.)

ready with acute observations

sententious (adj.)

ready with sharp answers

quick-answered (adj.)

ready-made goods

reach

arrive (v.),assume (v.),beam (n.),become (v.),cable (n.),climb (v.),come up (v.),compass (n.),hent (v.),hit (v.),length (n.),mark (n.),measure (n.),pierce (v.),point-blank (n.),recover (v.),scope (n.),step (n.),touch (v.)

reach, run out of

reach a lower level

reach out for

reach the top

reached

real

earnest (adj.),earnest, of,even (adj.),honest (adj.),living (adj.),passable (adj.),sterling (adj.),substantial (adj.),very (adj.)

real [intensifying use]

real identity

real nature

real thing

realistically

possibility, with

reality

kind (n.),verity (n.)

reality, doubt

reality, in

effectually (adv.),good deed (adv.)

reality of the world, reflecting the

realize

gust (v.),inherit (v.),think (v.),wit (v.)

really

essentially (adv.)

really [intensifying use]

realm

reanimate

rear

bring (v.),bring up (v.),nuzzle up (v.),rearward (n.),train up (v.)

rear, in the

rearward of, in the (prep.)

rearguard action

rearing

rearing up

reason

argument (n.),cause (n.),ground (n.),instance (n.),judgement (n.),matter (n.),occasion (n.),persuasion (n.),skill (n.),touch (n.)

reason, convincing

reason, discover a

reason, endowed with

rational (adj.),reasonable (adj.)

reason, for no

causeless (adv.)

reason, for no other

reason, for that very

therefore (adv.)

reason, for this/that

reason, influential

inducement (n.)

reason, lacking the faculty of

unreasonable (adj.)

reason, power of

reason (n.),sense (n.)

reason for acting

reason for agreeing to a request

reasonable

meetly (adj.),modest (adj.),probal (adj.),sober (adj.),wholesome (adj.)

reasonable treatment

reasonable view

reasonableness

reasonably

indifferent (adv.)

reasoner, cunning

reasoning

computation (n.),reason (n.),wit (n.)

reasoning, power of

reasons, give

reassurance

reassure

reassuring

comfortable (adj.)

rebel

cry (v.),innovator (n.),mutine (n.),mutine (v.),revolt (n.),runagate (n.)

rebel against

rebellion

commotion (n.),mutiny (n.),revolt (n.)

rebellion, in

out (adv.),reverted (adj.),up (adv.)

rebellious

factious (adj.),fallen-off (adj.),order, out of,rebel (adj.),refractory (adj.),revolted (adj.),revolting (adj.)

rebelliousness

reborn

regenerate (adj.)

rebound

bound (v.),come home,crasing, crazing (n.),relapse (n.)

rebuff

deny (v.),reproof (n.),repulse (n.)

rebuild

rebuke

check (n.),check (v.),chide (v.), past form chid,chiding (n.),correction (n.),countercheck (n.),gird (n.),lay home,rate (v.),rate at (v.),reprehend (v.),reproof (n.),sauce (v.),sneap (n.),speak (v.),take up (v.),tell (v.)

rebuke, gently

rebuked

chidden (adj.),corrected (adj.),shent (v.)

rebut

confute (v.),disprove (v.),reprove (v.)

rebuttal

confutation (n.),reproof (n.)

recalcitrant

recall

guess (v.),recover (v.),remember (v.),repeal (n.),repeal (v.),repealing (n.),think on (v.)

recall, inability to

receded

receipt, final

acquittance (n.)

receipt of discharge

receive

allow (v.),bring (v.),catch (v.),deserve (v.),draw (v.),entertain (v.),entertain (v.),find (v.),inherit (v.),latch (v.),participate (v.),perceive (v.),share (v.),sustain (v.),take (v.),take (v.)

receive, graciously

receive a sum

receive at the expense of

share from (v.)

receive kindly

receive life

receive the roots of

received, what is

received coldly

receiver

entertainer (n.)

receiving advantages

advantage, on that

receiving chamber

receptacle (n.)

receiving venue

recent

green (adj.),late (adj.),latter (adj.)

recent, most

youngest (adj.)

recent date, of

new-dated (adj.)

recently

late (adv.),lately (adv.),new (adv.),present, this,since (adv.)

recently acquired

new-fallen (adj.)

recently appointed

recently ended

scarce-cold (adj.)

recently engaged

new-trothed (adj.)

recently invented

new-found (adj.)

recently pillaged

late-sacked (adj.)

recently uttered

receptacle

case (n.),continent (n.)

reception

audience (n.),entertain (n.),entertainment (n.),receipt (n.)

reception, auditory

apprehension (n.)

reception, good

reception, manner of

entertainment (n.)

reception, pleasant

entertainment (n.)

reception chamber, royal

receptive

capable (adj.),correspondent (adj.),easy (adj.),heedful (adj.),penetrable (adj.),pregnant (adj.)

receptive, highly

credulous (adj.)

recess

recipe

reciprocally

interchangeably (adv.)

reciprocate

reciprocation

counterchange (n.)

recital

repetition (n.),story (n.)

recite

recite in order

reckless

blind (adj.),careless (adj.),desperate (adj.),heady (adj.),inconsiderate (adj.),madcap (adj.),unheedy (adj.),wild (adj.)

reckless course, following a

overboots, over-boots (adj.),overshoes, over-shoes (adj.)

reckless despair

desperation (n.)

reckless freedom

reckless thoughts, full of

heady-rash (adj.)

recklessly

desperately (adv.),unbonneted (adv.),venture, at a

recklessness

Bayard (n.),indiscretion (n.)

reckon

account, accompt (v.),call (v.),cast (v.),impute (v.),rate (v.),read (v.),repute (v.),value (v.)

reckon up

reckoned with, be

reckoned with, to be

competent, computent (adj.)

reckoning

account, accompt (n.),account, accompt (n.),account, accompt (n.),arithmetic (n.),audit (n.),cess (n.),compt (n.),count (n.),count (n.),estimation (n.),nick (n.),score (n.),shot (n.)

reckoning, make a

reckon with (v.)

recline

depend (v.),lull (v.)

recluse

recognition

attribution (n.),grace (n.),notice (n.)

recognition, without

recognizable

recognize

agnize (v.),confess (v.),discover (v.),know (v.),remember (v.),take in hand

recognized

counted (adj.),granted (adj.),reputed (adj.)

recoil

shrink (v.),start (v.),winch (v.)

recoiling

recollect

bethink (v.), past form bethought,recover (v.),remember (v.)

recollection

record (n.),recordation (n.),relic (n.),remembrance (n.)

recollection, of

memorial (adj.)

recommend

enter (v.),prefer (v.),wish (v.)

recommendation

commendation (n.),letter (n.)

recompense, due

desert, desart (n.),quittance (n.)

recompense, give in

cope, cope with (v.)

reconcile

atone (v.),come in (v.),make up (v.)

reconciled, be

reconciled with God, not

irreconciled (adj.)

reconciliation

atonement (n.),falling in (n.),quietness (n.),reconcilement (n.),unity (n.)

reconnaisance

reconnoitre

discover (v.),peruse (v.)

reconnoitring

reconstituting, always

still-piecing (adj.)

record

book (v.),calendar (n.),enrol (v.),note (n.),note (n.),register (n.),register (v.)

record, historical

record, memorial

record, put on

chronicle (v.),set down (v.)

record, written

record in history

record in writing

prick down, prick (v.)

recorded

enrolled (adj.)

recorded fact

recorded history

recorder

record (n.),register (n.)

recording, solemn

recordation (n.)

records, enter in the

recount

discourse (v.),history (v.),recompt (v.),rehearse (v.),retail (v.),tell (v.),unfold (v.)

recounting

recourse, final

recourse, have

betake (v.),take to (v.)

recover

amend (v.),draw forth (v.)

recovery

amendment (n.),amends (n.),comfort (n.),redemption (n.),repair (n.),restitution (n.),strength (n.)

recovery, allowing no

unrecuring (adj.)

recovery, past

irrecoverable (adj.)

recovery, with power of

repairing (adj.)

recreation

recreation, place of

sporting-place (n.)

recreation, sexual

recreational

sportful (adj.)

recrimination

recruit

muster (v.),novice (n.),receive (v.),take up (v.)

recruitment

levy (n.),list (n.)

rectitude

preciseness (n.)

recuperation

recurrence

recurrent

intermissive (adj.)

red [in heraldry]

red [of eyes]

red, deep

rubious (adj.),sanguine (adj.)

red, dyed bright

purple-in-grain (adj.)

red, light

damask (adj./n.)

red, made bright

encrimsoned (adj.)

red and full [of lips]

redbreast

redden

glow (v.),incarnadine (v.)

redden over

overred, over-red (v.)

reddened with blood

reddening

reddish-brown

reddish-brown head, with

russet-pated (adj.)

reddish-yellow

Cain-coloured, cane-coloured (adj.)

redeem

buy out (v.),draw forth (v.)

redemption, beyond

irrecoverable (adj.),past-saving (adj.)

red-faced

high-coloured (adj.),sanguine (adj.)

red-faced lass

red-handed

redirect

avert (v.),pervert (v.)

redness

redoubled in strength

redound

redress

recompense (v.)

redress, give

reduce

abate (v.),bate (v.),bring down (v.),circumscribe (v.),contract (v.),cut off (v.),deject (v.),disquantity (v.),distil (v.),lay (v.),shorten (v.),slack (v.),subdue (v.),take off (v.),warp (v.),weaken (v.)

reduce activity

reduce by boiling

reduce in degree

reduce the severity of

reduce to a third

reduce to inactivity

reduce to nothing

dissolve (v.),do (v.)

reduce to poverty

reduce to subjugation

assubjugate (v.)

reduced amount [of money]

reduced to nothing

redundant, make

reed

flag (n.),rush (n.)

reed ring

reed-covered

reeds, woven from

reedy

re-echo

reverb (v.),reword, re-word (v.)

reek

reel, cause to

reeling

refashioning

refer

put over (v.),remand (v.),tend (v.),turn (v.)

refer to

glance at (v.),intimate (v.),quote (v.),touch (v.)

reference

application (n.),nomination (n.)

reference, make

referring for a decision

refine

file (v.),try (v.)

refined

bolted (adj.),civil (adj.),dainty (adj.),filed (adj.),fine (adj.),gentle (adj.),holiday (adj.),humane (adj.),ingenious (adj.),liberal (adj.),neat (adj.),purged (adj.),recollected (adj.),ripe (adj.),select (adj.),strained (adj.),subtle, subtile (adj.),well-spoken (adj.)

refined, extremely

thrice-repured (adj.)

refined, powerfully

subtle-potent (adj.)

refined way, talk in a

refitted

furbished (adj.)

reflect

answer (v.),avise, avised,bethink (v.), past form bethought,consider (v.),perpend (v.),retort (v.),study (v.),think (v.),twinkle (v.)

reflect, make

reflect upon

reflected image

reflecting

considerate (adj.),glassy (adj.)

reflection

advice (n.),bethinking (n.),considerance (n.),considering (n.),meditance (n.),rebound (n.),reflex (n.),saying (n.),shadow (n.),study (n.),surmise (n.),thinking (n.)

reflection, deep

consideration (n.)

reflection, internal

conscience (n.)

reflection, melancholic

reflection, personal

consideration (n.)

reflection, private

reflection back again

counter-reflect (n.)

reflective

pensived (adj.)

refrain [music]

burden, burthen (n.),holding (n.),wheel (n.)

refrain [omit]

let (v.),shun (v.),spare (v.)

refrain from causing distress to

refresh

recreate (v.),requicken (v.),revive (v.)

refreshed

refreshment

banquet, banket (n.),recreation (n.),relief (n.),repast (n.)

refreshment, take

refuge

harbour (n.),harbourage (n.),hold (n.),rendezvous (n.)

refuge, take

refuge (v.),take (v.)

refugee

forlorn (n.),fugitive (n.)

refurbished

furbished (adj.)

refusal

denay (n.),forbearance (n.),gainsaying (n.),nay (n.),putting-by (n.),repulse (n.)

refuse

abhor (v.),balk, baulk (v.),baulk (v.),deny (v.),deny (v.),draff (n.),forsake (v.),gainsay (v.),non-suit (v.),offal (n.),put back (v.),refel (v.),renege (v.),renege (v.),retort (v.),shun (v.)

refuse admittance

refuse permission

refuse to acknowledge

refuse to admit

disallow of (v.),forswear (v), past forms forsworn, forswore

refuse to practise

quarrel with (v.)

refuse to talk about

refuse to yield

refuse with contempt

refused, certain to be

forestalled (adj.)

refusing

repugnant (adj.)

refusing to acknowledge appearances

little-seeming (adj.)

refusing to believe

negative (adj.)

refutation

confutation (n.),reproof (n.)

refute

defeat (v.),disprove (v.),reprove (v.)

regain

regal

majestical (adj.)

regal, not

unkinglike (adj.)

regal quality

regal status, add

regalia

regard, friendly

regard, full of

estimable (adj.)

regard, gesture or token of

regard, in low

carelessly (adv.)

regard, mutual

counterchange (n.)

regard, proper

regard, with proper

worshipfully (adv.)

regard as

regard for, have

regard highly

regard with disgust

regarded, duly

well-respected (adj.)

regarded with admiration

regarded with suspicion

suspected (adj.)

regarding

importing (prep.)

regards

commendation (n.),desire (n.)

regards, present kind

regenerate

regime, curative

regimen

region

bound (n.),climate (n.),clime (n.),coast (n.),confine (n.),country (n.),part (n.),seat (n.),strand, strond (n.)

region, border

region, bounded

regions

climatures (n.)

register

abstract (n.),almanac (n.),book (v.),calendar (n.),catalogue (n.),chronicle (v.),enrol (v.),file (n.)

registered

enrolled (adj.)

registrar

regress, egress and

regret

regretful

sorrowed (adj.)

regular

formal (adj.),hourly (adj.),resorter (n.)

regular behaviour

regular course

regular intervals, at

regular shape

regular visit

haunt (n.),resort (n.)

regularity

compass (n.),insisture (n.)

regularly

regularly experienced

ordinary (adj.)

regularly visit

regulate

regulated

proportioned (adj.)

regulation

ordering (n.),rule (n.),statute (n.)

regurgitate

cast (v.),cast up (v.),void up (v.)

reimburse

rein in

pull in (v.),trash (v.)

reinforce

force (v.),promise (v.),second (v.),supply (v.)

reinforced

forted (adj.),new-added (adj.)

reinforcement

supportance (n.)

reinforcements

second (n.),succour (n.),supply (n.)

reinforcements, needing

reinforcements, obtain

reins, take the

reinstate

bring in (v.),restore (v.)

reiterate

double (v.),reword, re-word (v.)

reiterated

repeated (adj.)

reiteration

reject

abhor (v.),avoid (v.),cast (v.),castaway (n.),defy (v.),deny (v.),disallow of (v.),forsake (v.),forswear (v), past forms forsworn, forswore,pluck away (v.),put back (v.),put by (v.),refel (v.),repugn (v.),retort (v.),spurn (v.),turn off (v.),turned-forth (n.)

reject, low-placed

reject, solemnly

reject a suit

reject with contempt

rejected

castaway (adj.),contemned (adj.),dismissed (adj.)

rejection

defiance (n.),denay (n.),dismission (n.),nay (n.),putting-by (n.),repulse (n.)

rejection, scornful

rejoice

fain (v.),joy (v.),leap (v.),vaunt (v.)

rejoice, cause to

rejoiced at, be

gratulate (adj.)

rejoicing, full of

rejoicing, great

rejoinder, make a

rejuvenate

rekindle

new-fire (v.),relume (v.)

rekindled

new-fired (adj.)

relate

adhere (v.),appertain (v.),dilate (v.),discourse (v.),history (v.),inform (v.),knit (v.),lean (v.),long (v.),redeliver (v.),rehearse (v.),tend (v.),unfold (v.)

relate in detail

relate in full

relate to

follow (v.),touch (v.)

related

affined (adj.),allied (adj.),appertaining (adj.),sib (adj.)

related, near

german, germane (adj.)

related by blood

related closely

related in blood

consanguineous (adj.)

relating

appertinent (adj.),recountment (n.),repetition (n.)

relating to

importing (prep.)

relation

ally (n.),brother (n.),friend (n.),proportion (n.)

relation, blood

german, germane (n.)

relation, near

relations

relations, friendly

neighbourhood (n.)

relationship

adoption (n.),affinity (n.),alliance (n.),quarter (n.),relation (n.)

relationship, blood

blood (n.),consanguinity (n.),propinquity (n.)

relationship, close

relationship, close natural

relationship, personal

particular (n.)

relationship, proper

proportion (n.)

relationship in pieces, with a

relative

ally (n.),brother (n.),cousin (n.),cozen-german (n.),friend (n.),niece (n.)

relative, near

german, germane (n.)

relax

relaxed

relaxing

release

acquit (v.),cast (v.),deliver (v.),delivery (n.),dissolve (v.),enfranchisement (n.),enlarge (v.),enlargement (n.),loose (v.),make from (v.),quietus (n.)

release, means of [from debt]

redemption (n.)

release, moment of [in archery]

release, obtain

release, security for

release from

release from all liability

release from service

discharge (v.),quit (v.)

release pairs of hunting dogs

released

released, freshly

new-delivered (adj.)

relentless

inexecrable (adj.),wreakful (adj.)

relevance

concernancy (n.),respect (n.)

relevant

appertaining (adj.),material (adj.),matter, to the,relative (adj.)

relevant, be

adhere (v.),tend (v.)

reliability

reliable

certain (adj.),sure (adj.),true (adj.)

reliable, prove

keep touch (v.)

reliably

reliance

confidence (n.)

relied upon, thing

relief

comfort (n.),ease (n.),help (n.),redress (n.),remedy (n.),supply (n.)

relies, one who

relieve

balm (v.),break off (v.),comfort (v.),free (v.),medicine (v.),quit (v.)

relieved

acquit (adj.),quit (adj.)

relight

religious

pious (adj.),reverent (adj.),votarist (n.)

religious belief

faith (n.),religion (n.)

religious belief, in accord with

religiously (adv.)

religious calling

profession (n.)

religious commitment

sanctimony (n.)

religious discourse

religious fervour

sanctimony (n.)

religious manner, in a

divinely (adv.)

religious observance

religious official, Roman

religious order, member of a

religious (adj.)

religious place of safety

religious practice

religious sect

relinquish

give off (v.),lay down (v.),leave (v.),yield up (v.)

relish

enamoured on (adj.),gust (n.),palate (v.),savour (v.),smatch (n.)

relish, destroy the

relish, not

relishing the taste

daintily (adv.)

reluctance

forbearance (n.),grudge (n.),indisposition (n.),loathness (n.)

reluctance, show

reluctant

niggard (adj.),slow (adj.),strange (adj.),tardy (adj.)

rely

rely happily

rely on

depend on / upon (v.)

rely too readily on

presume on (v.)

rely upon

stand (v.),stand upon (v.)

remain

abide (v.),bide (v.),keep (v.),last (v.),lodge (v.),rest (v.),rest (v.),stand (v.),stay (v.),subsist (v.),tarry (v.)

remain, allow to

remain, let

remain a servant

keep below stairs

remain as challenges

rest under gage

remain beyond

remain dependent

remain hanging

remain hidden

remain inside

remain on

remain valid

hold (v.),suffer (v.)

remainder

remaining

abode (n.),present (adj.),remainder (adj.),stay (n.)

remaining means

remaining people

remaining piece

remaining wealth

remains

lees (n.),ruin (n.)

remains, disposer of

remark

reason (n.),tale (n.),word (n.)

remark, carping

remark, mocking

remarkable

admired (adj.),marvel (adj.),mervailous (adj.),strange (adj.)

remarkably

wonderful (adv.)

remarks, clever

remarks, make

remedial

remediate (adj.)

remedy

appliance (n.),application (n.),care (n.),mend (n.),redress (n.),redress (v.),salve (v.),tent (v.)

remedy, effective

remedy, hand over for

remedy, sharp

remedy, without

cureless (adj.)

remember

bethink (v.), past form bethought,guess (v.),know (v.)

remember well

think upon (v.)

remembered

remembered, be

remembered, cause to be

remembering

remembrance

commend (n.),memory (n.),monument (n.),recordation (n.)

remembrance, of

memorial (adj.)

remembrance, public

remind

mind (v.),prompt (v.),remember (v.)

reminder

memory (n.),remembrance (n.)

reminder, official

remembrancer (n.)

remiss

remiss, be

remiss practitioner

remission

extenuation (n.)

remit

remnant

remnants

lees (n.),ruin (n.),stray (n.)

remonstrate

expostulate (v.)

remonstration

expostulation (n.)

remorseful

compunctious (adj.)

remote

private (adj.),removed (adj.),removed (adj.)

remoteness

removal

baring (n.),carriage (n.),conveyance (n.),plucking (n.),remotion (n.),remove (n.),remove (n.),sequester (n.),sequestration (n.),starting (n.),taking-off (n.)

removal, hasty

dispatch, despatch (n.)

removal day

removal from custody, forced

removal of a cap, half

removal of doubt

satisfaction (n.)

remove [a star] from its sphere

remove, at a

remove a branch

remove an outer garment

remove by force

remove from

remove from a list

remove from a tent

remove from office

remove from one's thoughts

remove from the foundations

remove from the sheath [in fencing]

remove from the throne

disseat, dis-seat (v.)

remove from the world

remove quickly

remove rich garments

remove secretly

remove the bonnet

removed

exempt (adj.),wide (adj.)

removed, something

removed from its sphere

disorbed (adj.)

removed from the position of queen

unqueened (adj.)

rend

mouse (v.),rent (v.),rive (v.),touse (v.)

rend apart

render

render ineffectual

render service

rendered

counterfeit (adj.)

rendering

figure (n.),interpretation (n.),translation (n.)

rendering of account

rendering up

rendezvous

renegade

proditor (n.),recreant (n.),regenerate (adj.),renegado (n.),runagate (n.),runaway (n.)

renegade, become a

renew

renewal

renewal of force

reinforcement (n.)

renewed

fresh (adj.),repeated (adj.)

renounce

defy (v.),deny (v.),detest (v.),disclaim (v.),fall from (v.),forswear (v), past forms forsworn, forswore,gainsay (v.),give (v.),give away (v.),renege (v.),swear out (v.),unspeak (v.)

renown

bay (n.),fame (n.),honour (n.),name (n.),pride (n.),report (n.),worship (n.),worship (v.)

renown, bring

renown, bringing

renown, eager for

glorious (adj.)

renown, title of

renown, with

famously (adv.)

renowned

ancient, aunchient (adj.),famed (adj.),illustrate (adj.),laurel (adj.)

rent

dispersed (adj.)

rent asunder

distracted (adj.)

rent in two

rent out

rented out

renunciation

defiance (n.),renouncement (n.)

re-opening of old wounds

repetition (n.)

repair

piece (v.),redress (v.)

repair [a falcon's wing]

repast

repay

answer (v.),answer (v.),gratify (v.),owe (v.),pay (v.),quit (v.),quite (v.),quittance (v.),reguerdon (v.),requite (v.), past forms requit, requited,retort (v.),yield (v.),yield (v.)

repayment

quittance (n.),recompense (n.),reguerdon (n.),requital (n.),return (n.)

repayment, claim

call on / upon (v.)

repeal

revokement (n.)

repeat

double (v.),redeliver (v.),rehearse (v.),reword, re-word (v.)

repeated assertion

repeated flowing

repeatedly

repeatedly blown out by the wind

new-replenished (adj.)

repeating, keep

repel

bear off (v.),resist (v.)

repel with force

repent

repentance

herb of grace, herb-grace (n.),rue (n.)

repentance, of

penitent (adj.)

repented bitterly

high-repented (adj.)

repetition

repetition, endless

replace

replacement

replica

replica, tiny

replicate

refigure (v.),take out (v.)

replication, process of

reply

replication (n.)

reply, favourable

reply, say in

reply, straight in

simple-answered (adj.)

report, bad

report, by

reportingly (adv.)

report, common

reported in detail

reported previously

fore-recited (adj.)

reporting

deliverance (n.)

reporting bad tidings

ill-uttering (adj.)

repose

couch (v.),rest (n.)

repose, in

reposing

repository

receptacle (n.)

repository for valuables, private

reprehensible

guilty (adj.),reprovable (adj.),vicious (adj.)

represent by a boy

represent fittingly

sympathize (v.)

represent in words

representation

blazon (n.),face (n.),image (n.),mocking (n.),personating (n.),showing (n.)

representative

factor (n.),lieger, leiger (n.),man (n.)

representative, papal

represented

repress

rebuke (v.),tread down (v.)

repress speech

bite one's tongue

repress through dread

repression

putting down (n.)

reprieve

grace (v.),sufferance (n.)

reprimand

challenge (v.),check (n.),check (v.),correct (v.),take up (v.)

reprimanded

corrected (adj.)

reproach

braid (v.),challenge (v.),dispraise (n.),gird (n.),impeach (n.),impeachment (n.),note (n.),obloquy (n.),rate (v.),rate at (v.),rebuke (n.),reproof (n.),tongue (v.),twit (v.)

reproach, loud

exclamation (n.)

reproached

reprobate

hangman (n.),libertine (n.)

reproduce

reproduced

reproducing, always

still-breeding (adj.)

reproof

check (n.),expostulation (n.),gird (n.),schooling (n.),sneap (n.),taxing (n.)

reprove

challenge (v.),chide (v.), past form chid,reprehend (v.),speak (v.),tell (v.)

reproved

repudiate

avoid (v.),detest (v.),disclaim (v.),except, except against (v.),forswear (v), past forms forsworn, forswore,turn off (v.),unswear (v.)

repudiation

disclaiming (n.),dismission (n.)

repugnance

abomination (n.)

repugnance, full of

repugnant

retrograde (adj.)

repulse

check (n.),foil (n.),put back (v.)

repulsion

repulsive

dirty (adj.),fulsome (adj.),haggish (adj.),hateful (adj.),obscene (adj.)

reputation

allowance (n.),attribute (n.),credit (n.),esteem (n.),estimate (n.),estimation (n.),fame (n.),honour (n.),imputation (n.),name (n.),note (n.),opinion (n.),pass (n.),proclamation (n.),renown (n.),report (n.)

reputation, bad

reputation, destroy a

reputation, disgraceful

reputation, give a

reputation, harm the

reputation, of established

well-found (adj.)

reputation, ruin a

reputation, terrible

repute

regard (n.),regard (v.),worship (n.)

repute, bring into ill

scandal (v.),slander (v.)

reputed

request

ask (v.),bespeak (v.), past forms bespake, bespoke,bespeak (v.), past forms bespake, bespoke,boon (n.),crave (v.),demand (n.),demand (n.),desire (v.),require (v.)

request, formal

request, urgent

importance (n.)

request, written

supplication (n.)

request the presence

request to tell

requesting as a right

require

ask (v.),crave (v.),desire (v.),want (v.),will (v.), past form would

required

requirement

article (n.),occasion (n.),specialty (n.),turn (n.),use (n.),want (n.)

requirements, answer one's

serve one's turn

requital

answer (n.),quittal (n.),quittance (n.)

requite

acquit (v.),answer (v.),answer (v.),answer (v.),answer (v.),call on / upon (v.),consider (v.),deserve (v.),pay (v.),please (v.),quit (v.),quit (v.),quit (v.),quittance (v.),wreak (v.),yield (v.)

rescind

rescue

bring off (v.),fetch (v.),fetch off (v.),redemption (n.),relieve (v.)

resemblance

impression (n.),kindred (n.)

resemble

like (v.),sympathize with (v.)

resemble, make

resembling

semblative (adj.)

resent

envy, envy at (v.),stomach (v.)

resentful

grudging (adj.),sick (adj.)

resentful, feeling

stomaching (n.)

resentment

exception (n.),snuff (n.),stomach (n.)

resentment, feel

reserve

back (n.),nicety (n.),tardiness (n.)

reserve, without

ingeniously (adv.),plainly (adv.)

reserved

retired (adj.),shy (adj.),strange (adj.)

reserved way, in a

sparingly (adv.)

reserves

reside

abide (v.),inhabit (v.),lie (v.),remain (v.),sojourn (v.)

residence

abode (n.),quarter (n.),rest (n.),seat (n.)

residence, change of

residence, royal

residence, take up

resident

resident ambassador

lieger, leiger (n.)

residue

residue of a fortune

resign

bequeath (v.),remit (v.),surrender (v.)

resignation [of power]

resigned

resinous

resist

defeat (v.),stand (v.),stand out (v.)

resistance

check (n.),force (n.),interruption,quittance (n.),repugnancy (n.)

resistance, proven power of

resistance, set up as

resistant

stubborn (adj.)

resistant to sickness

ague-proof (adj.)

resisted, unable to be

opposeless (adj.)

resisting

repugnant (adj.)

resisting attack

resolute

confirmed (adj.),firm (adj.),stout (adj.),strong (adj.),undergoing (adj.)

resolute, be

resolutely

constantly (adv.)

resolution

conclusion (n.),counsel (n.),decision (n.),determination (n.),enact (n.),pleasure (n.),resolve (n.),spirit (n.),use (n.)

resolve

appoint (v.),bethink (v.), past form bethought,conclude (v.),debate (v.),decree (n.),decree (v.),determine (v.),devise (v.),devise on (v.),enact (n.),end (v.),purpose (v.),set down (v.),take up (v.)

resolve, last

resolve, shake

resolve to act

resolved

absolute (adj.),bent (adj.),constant (adj.),made (adj.),peremptory (adj.)

resolved state of mind

satisfaction (n.)

resolver

arbitrator (n.)

resonantly proclaim

bass, base (v.)

resort

betake (v.),deal with (v.),seek (v.)

resort, frequent

resort, last

rendezvous (n.)

resound

reverb (v.),reword, re-word (v.),sound (v.)

resound harshly

resounding

deep (adj.),loud (adj.),reverberate (adj.),twangling (adj.)

resounding noise

resoundingly

resoundingly utter

resource

resource, use as a

resourceful

pregnant (adj.)

resourcefully

resourcefulness

resources

ability (n.),mean (n.),provision (n.),purse (n.),store (n.),strength (n.),worth (n.)

resources, current

resources, use up all

respect

admire (v.),allowance (n.),awe (n.),behalf (n.), especially: in behalf (of),cap (n.),degree (n.),estimation (n.),grace (n.),kind (n.),look on (v.),regard (n.),regard (n.),regard (v.),service (n.),term (n.)

respect, act of

curtsy, curtsey (n.)

respect, demanding

respect, deny

respect, deserving of great

venerable (adj.)

respect, due

duty (n.),duty (n.),observance (n.)

respect, expression of

respect, failure to

non-regardance (n.)

respect, gesture of

beck (n.),courtesy, cur'sy, curtsy (n.)

respect, give little

respect, hold in

respect, in every

up and down (adv.)

respect, lacking in

respect, particular

respect, pay

countenance (v.),curtsy, curtsey (v.),vail (v.)

respect, profound

respect, show

respect, with all

respectively (adv.)

respect, with profound

reverently (adv.)

respect, worthy of

awful (adj.),respective (adj.),reverent (adj.)

respectability

esteem (n.),estimate (n.),gravity (n.)

respectable

authentic (adj.),honest (adj.)

respected

grave (adj.),reverend (adj.),sacred (adj.)

respected state

respectful

awful (adj.),bending (adj.)

respectful acknowledgement

respectful salutation

cap (n.),obeisance (n.)

respectful term of address, highly

respectfully

regardfully (adv.),worshipfully (adv.)

respective

respects, in all

points, all / at all,suits, in all

respects, pay

congratulate (v.),salute (v.)

respite

breath (n.),intermission (n.),sob (n.),sufferance (n.)

resplendent

golden (adj.),illustrate (adj.),swelling (adj.)

respond, ready to

diligent (adj.)

respond to

answer (v.),answer (v.),answer (v.),obey (v.),quit (v.),resolve (v.),sympathize (v.)

respond to a toast

respond to sensation, ability to

respond with

response

answer (n.),replication (n.),return (n.)

response, armed

response, prim

response, ungrateful

ingratitude (n.)

responsibility

answer (n.),care (n.),charge (n.),charge (n.),charge (n.),limit (n.),office (n.)

responsibility, assume a

responsibility, discharge

responsibility, person undertaking a legal

responsibility, take

responsibility for, have

responsible

accountant (adj.),guilty (adj.),sensible (adj.)

responsible, person chiefly

responsive

accordant (adj.),capable (adj.),correspondent (adj.),fine (adj.),sensible (adj.),sociable (adj.)

rest

breathe (v.),breathe (v.),couch (v.),depend (v.),intermission (n.),remain (n.),remainder (n.)

rest [given to a horse]

rest, at

rest, come to

rest, lay to

rest, place of

biding (n.),cradle (n.),house (n.)

rested, stiff because too

resty-stiff (adj.)

restful

resting place

restitution, make

recompense (v.)

restless

feverous (adj.),impatient (adj.),unquiet (adj.),unsettled (adj.)

restlessly

unquietly (adv.)

restoration

care (n.),recovery (n.),repair (n.),restitution (n.)

restorative

balmy (adj.),cordial (adj.),cordial (n.),medicinable (adj.),physical (adj.),posset (n.),remediate (adj.)

restore

gain (v.),help (v.),recreate (v.),reduce (v.),re-edify (v.),reliver (v.),repair (v.),revive (v.)

restore hearing

restore to brightness

restore to health

recover (v.),recure (v.)

restrain

awe (v.),bridle (v.),check (v.),contain (v.),control (v.),courb (v.),curb (v.),diet (v.),fetter (v.),govern (v.),keep (v.),keep back (v.),refrain (v.),stint (v.),withhold (v.)

restrain oneself, unable to

incontinent (adj.)

restrained

contented (adj.),continent (adj.),curbed (adj.),short (adj.)

restrained, be

restraint

awe (n.),bond (n.),check (n.),circumscription (n.),confine (n.),controlment (n.),curb (n.),forbearance (n.),modesty (n.),putting down (n.),rein (n.),stillness (n.)

restraint, abandon

cock-a-hoop, set

restraint, act without

restraint, enforcing

continent (adj.)

restraint, keep under

restraint, lack of

intemperance (n.)

restraint, with

sparingly (adv.)

restraint, without

absolute (adj.),frankly (adv.)

restrict

circumscribe (v.),diet (v.),hedge in (v.),prescribe (v.),scant (v.),tie over (v.)

restricted

cloistered (adj.),determined (adj.),several (adj.)

restricting, narrowly

pinching (adj.)

restriction

brake (n.),circumscription (n.),retention (n.)

restriction, place under

restrictive

continent (adj.)

result

come off (v.),effect (n.),end (n.),issue (n.),issue (n.),proceed (v.),proof (n.),purpose (n.),succeed (v.),succeeding (n.),success (n.),upshot (n.)

result, beneficial

result, clumsy

result, final

conclusion (n.),fine (n.)

result, first

result, inevitable

result, to what

result, yielding no

result of casting lots

retain

confine (v.),contain (v.),continue (v.),detain (v.),reserve (v.),stay (v.)

retain, unable to

intenable (adj.)

retain emotion, power to

retained

retainer

dependant (n.),instrument (n.),servant (n.)

retainers, band of

retaining, means of

retaliate against

retaliation

answer (n.),quittance (n.)

retaliation, in

revengingly (adv.)

retard

retell

retching

reticence

reticent, be

retinue

besort (n.),tendance (n.),train (n.),troop (n.)

retinue, household

retinue, lacking

unpeopled (adj.)

retinue, personal

retire

give back (v.),give over (v.)

retirement

retirement, place of

retiring

retired (adj.),shame-faced, shamefast (adj.)

retort [apparatus]

retort [speech]

retrace

measure back (v.),re-stem (v.),untread (v.)

retract

unsay (v.),unspeak (v.),unswear (v.)

retracting an action

recanting (adj.)

retracts, one who

retreat

bow (v.),budge, bodge (v.),dislodge (v.),rendezvous (n.),retire (n.),retire (v.),retirement (n.),turn back (v.)

retreat, covered

retreat, shady

retreat, trumpet call signalling

retreating

retired (adj.),turning (adj.)

retribution

chastisement (n.),correction (n.),fine (n.),measure (n.),revengement (n.),scourge (n.),wreak (n.)

retributive

wreakful (adj.)

retrieval

restitution (n.)

retrieve

retrogression

reflection (n.)

return

answer (v.),benefit (n.),rebound (n.),recompense (n.),reflection (n.),relapse (n.),render (v.),retort (v.),revert (v.),turn (v.),twinkle (v.),yield (v.),yield (v.)

return, financial

return, give in

answer (v.),render (v.)

return, in

return, looking for maximum

return alive

return from banishment

repeal (n.),repealing (n.)

return hit [in fencing]

return in memory

return of life

quickening (n.)

return of salutation

return to the land

returned, have one's titles

returning [to one's rooms]

retirement (n.)

returning, salute upon

reunion

rejoindure (n.)

reuniting

rejoindure (n.)

reveal indiscretions

revealed

unfolded (adj.)

revealed, be

revealing

revealing secrets

blabbing (adj.)

revel

fawn (v.),vaunt (v.),wake (n.)

revel beyond limits

revelation

blazon (n.),detection (n.),discovery (n.),overture (n.),remonstrance (n.)

revelry

pleasure (n.),reels (n.),revel (n.)

revelry, wasteful

revels

reels (n.),wassail (n.)

revenge

revengement (n.),venge (v.),wreak (n.),wreak (v.)

revenge, by way of

revengingly (adv.)

revenged

revenged, be

revengeful

vindicative (adj.)

revenue

coming-in, comings-in (n.)

revenue, collect church

reverberate

reverb (v.),reword, re-word (v.)

reverberating

reverberate (adj.)

reverberation

accent, second,clangor, clangour (n.),replication (n.),resound (v.)

revere

revered

dread (adj.),grave (adj.),redoubted (adj.),reverend (adj.),sacred (adj.)

reverence

adoring (n.),awe (n.),devotement (n.),duty (n.),fear (n.)

reverence, do

curtsy, curtsey (v.)

reverence, save your

sir-reverence (n.)

reverence, saving

reverence towards God, lacking

reverential

awful (adj.),bending (adj.)

reverently

religiously (adv.)

reverently curtsy

congee, congie (v.)

reverie

reversal

revolution (n.)

reverse

reverse order of priority, in

backwardly (adv.)

review

revile

abuse (v.),backbite (v.),ban (v.),scandal (v.)

reviler

reviling

calumniating (adj.)

revive

amend (v.),quicken (v.),recover (v.),repair (v.),requicken (v.)

revive, with ability to

repairing (adj.)

reviving

cordial (adj.),quickening (n.)

revocation

revokement (n.)

revoke

draw (v.),loose (v.),recall (v.)

revoking

revokement (n.)

revoking order

countermand (n.)

revolt

abhor (v.),fall over (v.),mutine (v.),mutiny (n.),resist (v.)

revolt, in

revolt, rise in

revolt of the flesh

revolted

reverted (adj.)

revolution

compass (n.),innovation (n.),set (n.)

revolutionary

innovator (n.),revolt (n.)

revolving round

revolution (n.)

revulsion of appetite

rewarded with a fee, not

reworking

rhetoric

rhetoric, empty

rhetoric, piece of

rhetorical art

rhetorical embellishment

rhetorical pause

rhetorical speech

peroration (n.)

rheumatic

rheumatism, likely to cause

rheumatic (adj.)

rheumy

rhyme, celebrate in

berhyme, be-rime (v.)

rhyme, put into

berhyme, be-rime (v.)

rhymester

rhythm

rhythm, constant bass

rhythm, proper

proportion (n.)

rhythmical movement

march (n.),motion (n.)

ribbon

ricochet

crasing, crazing (n.)

ricochet off

glance away (v.)

rid

rid, be

rid, get

buy out (v.),digest, disgest (v.),discharge (v.),discharge (v.),dispatch, despatch (v.),displace (v.),doff (v.),fob off (v.),free (v.),intercept (v.),lop (v.),purge (v.),quit (v.),raze (v.),rid (v.),supplant (v.),vent (v.)

rid of impurities, get

ridden ahead, one who has

fore-spurrer (n.)

riddle

allusion (n.),conclusion (n.),Sphinx (n.)

riddle, in the manner of a

riddle-like (adv.)

riddle-making

riddling (adj.)

riddler

perplexity (n.)

ride

back (v.),bestride (v.),manage (v.),prick (v.)

ride fast

ridge, high and narrow

ridge, roof

ridge between the shoulder-blades [of a horse]

ridge for guiding the fingers on a musical instrument

ridge of feathers/hairs on an animal's head or neck

ridged

ridges, thrown into

enridged (adj.)

ridicule

gibe (v.),lout (v.),mock (n.),mock (v.),scout (v.)

ridicule, displaying

ungravely (adv.)

ridicule, expose to

ridicule, in

ridiculous (adj.)

ridicule, subject of

ridiculous

foolish (adj.),fustian (adj.),satirical (adj.),want-wit (adj.)

ridiculous behaviour

ridiculously obsequious

silly-ducking (adj.)

riding, cane used in

riding-rod (n.)

riding at anchor

anchoring (adj.)

riding hard, worn out from

riding too hard

overridden (adj.)

riding-boot

rife

riff-raff

tag (n.),tag-rag (adj.)

rifle, early kind of

rig

rigging

tackle (n.),tackling (n.)

rigging, rope-ladder in the

ladder-tackle (n.)

right [power]

authority (n.),behalf (n.), especially: in behalf (of),benefit (n.),charter (n.),desert, desart (n.),equity (n.),franchise (n.),interest (n.),liberty (n.),patent (n.),prerogative (n.),title (n.)

right [true]

good (adj.),good (adj.),meet (adj.),square (adj.),verily (adj.)

right, demand as a

right, have a

right, just

eleven and twenty long

right, legal

right, one who puts things

right, person asserting a

right, put

make whole,mend (v.),redress (v.),trim up, trim (v.)

right, requesting as a

right, set

right away

right circumstances, in the

right granted by a monarch

right line to follow

right manner of speaking

right mind, in one's

right (adj.),well advised, well-advised (adv.)

right moment

advantage (n.),time (n.),vantage (n.)

right moment, at the

right of entering

right of inheritance of the first-born child

primogenitive (n.)

right of leaving and return

egress and regress

right of property held by a woman from her deceased husband

right of succession

right of succession, by

successive (adj.),successively (adv.)

right opinion

right quality, brought to the

tempered (adj.)

right side, of the [heraldry]

right time, at the

right time, coming at the

right to be knelt before

right to command

right to property, warrantor of a

right to rule, with no

untitled (adj.)

righteous

gracious (adj.)

righteous individual

rightful

natural (adj.),true (adj.),warranted (adj.)

rightful cause, drawn in a

right-drawn (adj.)

rightful claim, have a

entitule, intitule (v.)

rightful claimant

rightful title

blood (n.),name (n.)

rightfully

rightfulness

due (n.),right (n.)

rightly

directly (adv.),directly (adv.),righteously (adv.),truly (adv.),worthily (adv.)

rightly anticipate

rightly-judging

just-dooming (adj.)

right-minded

right (adj.),well-minded (adj.)

rights

rights, bestowal of

rights, conjugal

rights, damaging to one's

prejudicial (adj.)

rights, hereditary

rights, joint

possession (n.)

rights, widow's

rights of office

prerogative (n.)

rights of possession

rigid

set (adj.),stark (adj.)

rigidly

rigor mortis

obstruction (n.)

rigorous

strait (adj.),weighty (adj.)

rigour

straitness (n.),stricture (n.)

rich

costly (adj.),fat (adj.),fertile (adj.),good (adj.),stored (adj.)

rich dress

rich freeholder

rich in detail

circumstantial (adj.)

rich man

Dives (n.),glutton (n.)

riches

talent (n.),treasury (n.)

richly decorate

overflourish, over-flourish (v.)

richly dressed

richly endowed

rich-left (adj.)

richness

rim

rim of metal

rimmed

confined (adj.)

ring

enwheel (v.),gird (v.),gird in (v.),impale, empale (v.),orb (n.),rigol (n.),round (n.),round (n.),round (v.)

ring [sound]

knoll (v.),sound (v.)

ring, fairy

ring, form a

ring, charmed

ring, metal

ring, signet

ring, two-part finger

joint ring (n.)

ring for sealing documents, small

thumb-ring (n.)

ring in

ring made of rushes

ring out

ringing [sounds]

clangor, clangour (n.)

ringing [voice]

ringing to mark a death

ringlets, adorned with

rings, time for exchanging

riot

mutiny (n.),revel (v.),rout (n.)

riotous

disordered (adj.),raging (adj.)

riotously, feast

rip

touse (v.),unseam (v.)

ripe

flush (adj.),mature (adj.)

ripen

ripe (v.),season (v.)

ripening

riping (n.),white (adj.)

riposte

riposte, make a jocular

ripped up

rippling

crisp (adj.),enridged (adj.)

rise

rise, let

rise, make

disbench (v.),mount (v.)

rise above

overlook (v.),overmount (v.),overpeer, over-peer (v.)

rise from cover, make [in hunting]

rise in a twisting way

rise in revolt

rise to

rise to a great height

rise up

aspire (v.),aspire (v.),buoy up (v.),mount (v.),spring (v.)

rise up from

rising

leaking (adj.),mountant (adj.),mounting (adj.),unfolding (adj.),uprise (n.)

rising and falling

vaulting (adj.)

rising from marshes

fen-sucked (adj.)

rising in the air [falconry]

rising up

swelling (adj.)

risk

adventure (v.),apperil (n.),chance (n.),danger (v.),dare (n.),doubt (n.),hazard (n.),jump (n.),jump (v.),pawn (v.),pawn down (v.),tempt (v.),wage (v.)

risk, at

hazard, in,stake, at the

risk, expose to

hazard (v.),hazard (v.)

risk, run a

venture, venter (v.)

risk of punishment, at

risks, disregarding all

desperately (adv.)

risks, make safe against

risks, regardless of the

adventures, at all

risk-taking

adventurous (adj.),forlorn (adj.)

risky

desperate (adj.)

risky enterprise

rite

observation (n.)

rite, funeral

burial (n.),exequies (n.),obsequy (n.)

rite, sacrificial

rites of burial

ritual

offering (n.),ostentation (n.),solemnity (n.)

ritual, appropriate

ritual, punctilious about

ceremonious (adj.)

ritual, special

ritual celebration, with

solemnly (adv.)

rival

comparative (n.),compare (v.),contend (v.),contrary (adj.),counterpoise (v.),match (n.),overtake (v.)

rival, act as a

rival, be a

corrival, co-rival (v.),wage (v.)

rivalling

rivalry, ambitious

rivalry, display in

rivalry, filled with

rivalry, jealous

river

Acheron (n.),Cocytus (n.),Cydnus (n.),flood (n.),Naiades (n.),Nilus (n.),Severn (n.),Simois (n.),Styx (n.),Tiber (n.),Trent (n.)

river bank

bank (n.),wharf (n.)

river estuary

road

roadstead

roam

lose oneself (v.),range (v.)

roaming

error (n.),extravagant (adj.)

roaming about

roaring wave

rob

bereave (v.),cashier (v.),fleece (v.),fub (v.),lurch (v.),pill (v.),pill up (v.),reave (v.), past form reft,strike (v.),untreasure (v.)

rob, search and

robbed

bereaved (adj.)

robber

Barrabas (n.),conveyor (n.),cutpurse (n.),foot-landraker (n.),snatcher (n.),striker (n.),theft (n.)

robber on foot

robbers, infested with

thievish (adj.)

robbery

robe

ornament (n.),palliament (n.),sea-gown

robe, dress in a

robed

robes, official

robin

robust

large (adj.),lusty (adj.),sound (adj.)

robust, not

delicate (adj.)

robustness

lustihood (n.),validity (n.)

rock

Prometheus (n.),Scylla (n.),Tarpeian rock

rod

ferula (n.),fescue (n.),stave (n.),wand (n.)

rod, fishing

rod, measuring

rod for stiffening the folds of a ruff

poking-stick (n.)

rod of office

rod of office, decorated

rogue

bezonian (n.),boy (n.),Cataian, Cathayan (n.),companion (n.),cullion (n.),custrel (n.),hangman (n.),knave (n.),losel, lozel (n.),lown, loon (n.),patch (n.),slave (n.),thief (n.),truant (n.),varlet (n.),varletto (n.),villain (n.),villiago (n.)

rogue, disgraceful

rogue, like a

villain-like (adv.)

rogue, little

rogue, old

bully rook (n.)

rogue, young

rogue who deserves to be hanged

crack-hemp (n.)

roguery

patchery (n.),ropery (n.)

rogues, living like

roguish

foolish (adj.),knavish (adj.)

roguish trick

roistering

roisting (adj.)

role

figure (n.),kind (n.),nature (n.),office (n.),shape (n.)

role, assume a

role, playing a

role, superior

role, undertake a

role-playing

counterfeiting (n.)

roll

file (n.),note (n.),trill (v.)

roll, strike off the

roll-call

Roman

Adonis (n.),aedile (n.),Aeneas (n.),Aesculapius (n.),Ancus Martius,antique Roman,Antony, Mark,augurer (n.),Aurora (n.),Bacchus (n.),Bargulus (n.),Bellona (n.),Brutus, Lucius,Brutus, Marcus,Caesar, Julius (n.),Capitol (n.),Cassius (n.),Catiline (n.),Cato the Elder,Cato the Younger,Censorinus (n.),centurion (n.),Ceres (n.),Collatine (n.),Constantine (n.),Coriolanus (n.),course (n.),Crispian, Crispin, Saints,Cupid (n.),Cynthia (n.),Cytherea (n.),Diana, Dian (n.),Dictynna (n.),Dis (n.),Flora (n.),Fortune (n.),Horace (n.),Hostilius (n.),ides (n.),Ides of March,Janus (n.),Julius Caesar,Juno (n.),Jupiter, Jove (n.),London Stone,Lucina (n.),Lucrece, Lucretia (n.),Luna (n.),Lupercal (n.),Mars (n.),Mercury (n.),Minerva (n.),Neptune,Nero (n.),Numa (n.),Ovid, Ovidius (n.),palliament (n.),Parca (n.),patrician (n.),Philippan (adj.),Phoebe (n.),Phoebus (n.),Pilate (n.),Plautus (n.),Pompey (n.),Pompey the Great (n.),Portia (n.),Priscian (n.),Proserpine, Proserpina (n.),Publicola (n.),Publius (n.),Quintus (n.),Romish (adj.),Roscius (n.),Saturn (n.),Seneca (n.),Sylla (n.),Tarpeian rock,Tarquin,Tellus (n.),Titan (n.),triumpher (n.),Tully (n.),Venus (n.),Virginius (n.),Vulcan (n.)

Roman Catholicism

Whore of Babylon

romping

jauncing (adj.)

roof

shadow (n.),vault (n.)

roof, like a projecting

penthouse-like (adj.)

roof, overhanging

penthouse, pent-house (n.)

roofs, lead-covered flat

rooftop

rook, bully

rookie

rooks, filled with

room

lodging (n.),office (n.),place (n.),place (n.),scope (n.)

room, inner/private

privy chamber (n.)

room, long large

room, own

room, private

room, provision

room, small

room, theatre dressing

tiring-house (n.)

rooms, service

rooms smell sweetly, someone who makes

roomy

captious (adj.),void (adj.)

rooster

Chanticleer (n.)

root [basis]

ground (n.),native (n.)

root [edible]

root [of ginger]

race (n.),raze (n.)

root [tree]

root, vegetable

root cause

root out

extirp (v.),supplant (v.),weed (v.)

root up

rooted

roots, entangled by

enrooted (adj.)

roots, provide/receive

rope

rope, hangman's [cry of derision]

rope, made of

rope, sail

rope steadying a sail

bowling, bowline (n.)

rope with a noose [for hanging]

rope-ladder in the rigging

ladder-tackle (n.)

rope-like threads, forming

ropes, made of

rosary beads

rose, damask

damasked (adj.)

rose, wild

canker (n./adj.),canker-bloom (n.)

rose-coloured

rostrum

rostrum, elevated

rosy

rosy, make

rosy-coloured

blushing (adj.)

rot

fester (v.),transmigrate (v.)

rote, by

rotten

addle (adj.),hoar (adj.),overrank , over-rank (adj.),sodden (adj.),vinewed (adj.)

rotten, go

rotten to the core

cankered (adj.)

rottenness

rotting carcass

rotting flesh, preying on

rough

blunt (adj.),blunt (adj.),blusterous (adj.),choppy (adj.),churlish (adj.),coarse (adj.),foul (adj.),ragged (adj.),rude (adj.),rudely (adj.),savage (adj.),scambling (adj.),stern (adj.)

rough, extremely

high-wrought (adj.)

rough, not

rough and wild, spreading

rude-growing (adj.)

rough cloth

buckram, buckrom (n./adj.)

rough manner

rough shape, give

roughened

chopped, chopt (adj.)

rough-haired

shag-haired (adj.)

rough-haired water-dog

rough-hewn

roughly

boisterously (adv.),rudely (adv.),rudely (adv.),ungently (adv.)

roughly, handle

roughly, push

roughly, seize

roughly mended

roughness

rub (n.),rudeness (n.)

rouguery

round [in dancing]

bout (n.),change (n.)

round [in fencing]

round [in fighting]

round [shape]

about (adv.),ring (n.)

round, become [in pregnancy]

round, circle

round, get

round, moving

revolution (n.)

round, musical

round and round, go

round measurement

roundabout

indirect (adj.),whirligig (n.)

roundabout means

encompassment (n.),indirection (n.)

roundabout way

roundabout way, in a

afar off (adv.)

roundabout way, move in a

coast (v.),fetch about (v.)

roundabout way, talk in a

rounded

circled (adj.),compassed (adj.),crooked (adj.),orbed (adj.),sphered (adj.)

rounded mass

roundly

roundness

rondure (n.),roundure (n.)

rouse

bestir (v.),chafe (v.),dance (v.),provoke (v.),raise (v.),raise (v.),raise (v.),stir (v.),stir up (v.),wag (v.)

rouse up

roused

enraged (adj.),foot, on,up (adj.),waked (adj.)

rout

discomfit (n.),discomfiture (n.)

rout, put to

route

channel (n.),coast (n.),road (n.),way (n.)

routine

accustom (n.),habit (n.),journal (adj.),measure (n.),ordinary (n.)

routinely

routinely, fix

routinely, offer

rove

roving

raging (adj.),wheeling (adj.)

roving about

extravagancy (n.)

roving about, hostile

roving vagrant

row

broil (n.),rank (n.)

rowdiness, musical

minstrelsy (n.)

rows, order in

royal, make

royal accounts officer

royal assembly

royal birth

royal blood, person of

royal dignity

sovereignty (n.)

royal golden orb

royal highness

royal household chief officer

royal journey

royal messenger

pursuivant (n.)

royal prerogative

royal reception chamber

royal residence

royally, act

royalty, emblem of

royalty, wait on

rub

gall (v.),wring (v.)

rub clean

rubbed sore, not

rubbish

dross (n.),nothing (n.),parrot (n.),stuff (n.),trash (n.)

rubbish, piece of

rubbish, showy

rubbishy

skimble-skamble (adj.)

ruby-coloured

rudder

ruddy-hued

sanguine (adj.)

rude

churlish (adj.),unmannered (adj.),untuned (adj.)

rude gesture, word used with a

fig (v.),figo (n.)

rudely

ungently (adv.)

rudeness

barbarism (n.),sauciness (n.)

rudimentary

unpolished (adj.)

ruff

band (n.),rebato (n.)

ruff, rod for stiffening the folds of a

poking-stick (n.)

ruffian

rampallian (n.),rudesby (n.),scroyle (n.),varlet (n.)

ruffian, pitiless

ruffian, swaggering

swinge-buckler (n.)

ruffians

ruffle

rugged

ragged (adj.),stern (adj.)

ruin, bring to

pluck upon (v.)

ruin, total

break-neck (n.)

ruin the reputation of

ruination

ruin (n.),spoil (n.)

ruined

broken (adj.),confounded (adj.),decayed (adj.),dissolved (adj.),gone (adj.),lost (adj.),naught, nought (adj.),overthrown (adj.),ruinous (adj.),undone (adj.),wasted (adj.)

ruined, be

ruined, become

decay (v.),perish (v.)

ruinous

confounding (adj.),pernicious (adj.),wasteful (adj.)

ruins, ancient

ruins, in

ruins, reduce to

rule

canon (n.),dignity (n.),rectorship (n.),regiment (n.),square (n.),square (v.),sway (n.),sway (v.)

rule, accepted

rule, divine

rule, general

rule, with no right to

untitled (adj.)

ruler

Agenor (n.),Alexander (n.),ameer (n.),Amurath (n.),Ancus Martius,Antiochus the Great,Cadmus (n.),Cadwallader (n.),Cambyses (n.),Cassibelan (n.),Cham (n.),Charlemain (n.),Cleopatra (n.),Clotharius (n.),Cophetua (n.),Creon (n.),crown (n.),Cymbeline (n.),Cyrus (n.),Darius (n.),Dido (n.),dominator (n.),Gorboduc (n.),governess (n.),Guinevere (n.),Hecuba (n.),Herod (n.),Hippolyta (n.),Hostilius (n.),Jason (n.),magnifico (n.),manage (n.),Menelaus (n.),Minos (n.),Mulmutius (n.),Nabuchadnezzar (n.),Nero (n.),Numa (n.),Pandion (n.),Pendragon (n.),Penthesilea (n.),Pepin, Pippen (n.),Pharamond (n.),Pharaoh (n.),Pilate (n.),Plantagenet (n.),potent (n.),Prester John,prince (n.),rector (n.),regent (n.),Rhodope (n.),Semiramis (n.),Solyman (n.),Sophy (n.),state (n.),Tantalus (n.),Tarquin,Tenantius (n.),Tereus (n.),Theseus (n.),Tomyris (n.),Xerxes (n.)

ruler, absolute

ruler, joint supreme

co-supreme (n.)

ruler, official acting in place of an absent

vicegerent (n.)

ruler, substitute

ruler, supreme

ruler who pays tribute

rules, according to the

ruling [astrology]

predominant (adj.)

ruling body

ruling class

rumble

rumination

bethinking (n.)

rumour

bruit (n.),buzz (n.),buzzing (n.),cry (n.),murmur (n.),noise (n.),noise (v.),renown (n.),report (n.),voice (n.)

rumour, false

rumour, malicious

rumour-monger

buzzer (n.),pickthank (n.)

rumour-mongering

tattling (adj.)

rumour-raising

rumours, spread false

rumours reaching the ear

ear-bussing (adj.)

run

fall (v.),flow (v.),work (v.), past form wrought

run, let [with little or no sail]

run against the wind

tack about (v.)

run along

run around

run away

fly (v.),heels, take my,run (v.),take heel

run down [in hunting]

run noisily [of streams]

run out

run out of reach

run swiftly

run through

run to keep up

blow wind in the breech

run to seed

runaway

dastard (n.),revolted (adj.),runagate (n.),skipping (adj.)

rung

degree (n.),round (n.)

rung at the consecration [in the Mass]

runner

running

running away

running commentary, like a

chorus-like (adv.)

running off

running out

running smoothly

rupture

break (v.),crack (v.)

rural

rural chasing game

rural theatrical event

ruse

rush [movement]

drive (v.),fly (v.),muster (v.),posting (n.),start (v.)

rush [plant]

flag (n.),sedge (n.)

rush, go away in a

rush, in a

rush along

rush away from

rush of wind

rush out

rush past

rush through

rushed

rushes

rushes, bordered with

rushes, ring made of

rushing water

flood (n.),flood (n.)

russet apple

leather-coat (n.)

rusted

cankered (adj.),rotten (adj.)

rustic

bacon (n.),bacon-fed (adj.),boor (n.),carlot (n.),chough (n.),churl (n.),clown (n.),hind (n.),homespun (n.),russet (adj.),swain (n.),swain (n.)

rustic, like a

rustically (adv.)

rustic, not

inland (adj.),inland (adv.)

rustically attired

rustling

rushling (adj.)

ruthless

unpitied (adj.)

ruthless enemy

rutting season, in the

rye plant

rye-straw (adj.)