10-Letter Words Starting with R

Noun (-ment)

Ravelling

Tangles.

RAVENOUS extremely hungry

""The act of carrying away by force or against consent; abduction; as, the ravishment of children from their parents, or a ward from his guardian, or of a wife from her husband. as, the ravishment of children from their parents, or a ward from his guardian, or of a wife from her husband.""

Start up again

Put back into service

Bring back

ACTIVELY with activity

ACTIVITY the state of being active

APPROVED approve

Reapprove

Reavail

Awaiting payment

Like some of impoverished writer's most welcome accounts

Backsliders.

Concern of "three strikes" laws

Concern of 'three strikes' laws

Share in violent crimes and further criminal activity

Repetitive rotter

Criminal backslider

Habitual criminal

Between arias, at the opera

Sung speech, as in opera

Part of many operas.

Pl. recitativi (-v ) or recitativos (-v z) See recitative 2 .

Recitative.

Think up again

The Congress did Jan. 3.

Meets again.

Reconvert

Reconvey

Reconvict

CONVINCE to satisfy as to truth or error

Recoverer

Apollo flight finales

Upswings

It's about Bay Band getting better

Rallying new protection for Chesterfield

Getting better engineers and providing insurance

Refreshing, like play

Restoring

Diverting.

One brings the ruddy, eastern organs around again

That ruddy old priest gets extremely sent around once more

Compensatory

Saving

Makes over.

Overhauls

Find the ruddy lid again

Learn about in a new way

You'll find the lid's crimson once more

To dissolve again.

Redivide

DIVISION the act of dividing

ENGRAVED engrave

Reengrave

Look again at

Assess again

Leave a true drunk to make further judgement

Given to musing

Like a mirror

Mood of one in front of mirror (wordplay)

Reflexive

Whistleblower runs, busy and able to change direction

Like some taxes

Backsliding

Regroove

Tending to regulate; regulating.

Reinvade

INVASION the act of {invading=v}

Thought up again

Check outlet for journalist - is it as good as new (wordplay)

Put back in the market

The way one controlled the horse around the underclothing

Reinvite

Reinvoke

Inject new life into

Revue Janet arranged to revitalise

Make young again

Not absolutely

RELATIVE one who is connected with another by blood or marriage

One for whom many angles may be right (wordplay)

Subject of a famous theory

Theory in physics.

Scientific theory formulated in 1905.

RELATIVE one who is connected with another by blood or marriage

Relevance

Really vent, after making arrangements in an appropriate way

Try to avoid paying debts? Bank comes round in the proper manner

Capable of being relieved; fitted to recieve relief.

RELIEVED relieve

""MOTIVATE to inspire to action, also MOTIVE""

""MOVEABLE something that can be moved, also MOVABLE""

Boy meets girl.

Get-together, from the French

Meeting at a specified time and place

Run on vintage junk for restoration

Restoration to original state.

From youngsters (no child), huge cheer for makeover

Repair

RENOVATE to make like new

Carpenters, at times

Home improvement specialists

OBSERVED observe

Reobserve

Reovirus

A privateer at sea, righting wrongs

Aiming to fix

Correcting defects.

Characterized by duplication.

Doing things over and over again

Occurring over and over again

Replevin

Replevy

Engineer is perverse and autocratic

Tending to keep down

Restraining personal freedom

Reprieval

Reprieve

Rereview

SERVABLE able to be served

RESERVED reserve

SERVICED service

Reservice

Army part-timers

Ones who might get service calls (wordplay)

Water-supply storage areas

Rivers rose, possibly, to fill them

Stockpiles

Resilver

Able to be decided

Means of clearing problems.

SORPTIVE capable of sorption

High regard I have for each of these

Admiration I have for each

Relating separately to each individual

Far from apathetic

Shift proves simple initially, in E sharp

Bad press? No setter's inclined to answer

Restrive

Resurvey

Retrieval

They might bring 7 back

Dogs soak end of nose in wet things

Nimrods' dogs

Fetching, bringing back

""Pl. retroviruses Any of a group of viruses, many of which produce tumors, that contain RNA and reverse transcriptase, including the virus that causes AIDS.""

Reverse transcriptase is found in it

Stamp again, perhaps

Authorize anew

""VALORIZE to establish and maintain the price of by government action, also VALORISE""

VALUATED valuate

Revaluate

REVANCHE a political policy designed to gain lost territory

REVANCHE a political policy designed to gain lost territory

Capable of being revealed.

Act of revealing.

Of plants, produce new growth

Preacher's sky-high feeling (wordplay)

Irate novel makes startling disclosure

Last book of the Bible

Revelator

Disclosing something hitherto unknown

Informative in a surprising way

Party politician may pen article spilling secrets

""Full of, or prone to, revenge; vindictive; malicious; revenging; wreaking revenge.""

Venerated

One who regards with reverence.

Esteems highly

Bows.

In this respect it's exceedingly so

With respect, love and awe

With all respect, ten go crazy in wild revelry

Reverify

Reverify

A kind of coat.

Like some raincoats

Two-sided

In a reversible manner.

Returns, as to former habits.

Atavistic traits.

Revertant

""Capable of, or admitting of, reverting or being reverted; as, a revertible estate. as, a revertible estate.""

Revetment

Revictual

Like home runs nowadays

Like some umps' calls

Open to inspection

""The act of reviling; also, contemptuous language; reproach; abuse.""

Revisit

Endow with new life

Give new life to

Bring new life to

Imbue with new vigor

Give new life to

Desire to bring back former practices

Sunday, for one.

Billy Graham, for example.

Billy Graham, for example

Restored to life

Revivify

Military force calling for withdrawal

Recall with reference to one's business

State of withdrawal

Full spin (five letters)

Rising, or just turning over (wordplay)

Change of state (wordplay)

That may be revolved.

Revulsion

Cold culprit

Ribavirin

A yellow vitamin of the B complex

Vitamin B2, alternatively

Vitamin B-2.

Where some deposits are made

Land on both sides of waterway

Otters' playgrounds

Scows, barges, etc.

Casino locales

The land or property along a river.

Banks that once had interest for Twain

Banks.

Riverward

RIVETING the act of riveting

ROTATIVE pertaining to a {rotation=n}

Meditating