9-Letter Words Ending in R

Deserter

Deserter.

Edward VIII in 1936

He's giving up

King Edward VIII, for example

Person on the run

Band score rewritten for The Fugitive

Fugitive running Bond's race

""A simple or compound principle, whose presence is necessary to produce acidity, as oxygen, chlorine, bromine, iodine, etc.""

One on a podium, perhaps

Speech-maker

Business machine.

Who later rued straying (wordplay)

Durer tale (anagram)

One's business affairs (wordplay)

ADVOCATE to plead in favour of

Author of stepquote (first name)

A great Greek ruler (wordplay)

Any of three Russian emperors

Stealthy (wordplay)

Like some hard-to-detect missiles

One who applauds.

Loss of civil rights.

Loss of all civil rights, in law

Get the German punishment for treason

A foreigner.

More inept

Less comfortable as a Mon-Sun prison officer

Singer makes a buck perhaps after party

Allan-a-Dale, for one

One putting a tale in the air (wordplay)

Soldier's over-the-shoulder belt

Ammunition belt

Cartridge belt.

Lad in robe fixed with special belt

Shoulder belt for carrying bullets

Shoulder belt for cartridges

Courtroom judge (wordplay)

Jailer's other job (wordplay)

Gym assistant (wordplay)

Blessed

Fleet, at times

One making stupid mistake

Incompetent conservative Republican houses rejected Communist name

Bungler.

Incarcerate Bambi (wordplay)

*Latvian colonel's superior

British military rank

David Bell, for example.

One who coerces animal to sleep by river

Farm animal, sleepy type in tractor

Beast that's 13 is a pushy one

Innocent one (wordplay)

Onlooker (often innocent)

One in the crowd

One offering curbside pickup (wordplay)

Hailstone ring wearer (wordplay)

A meter reader

Videographer's buy

Portable video taker

Portable audio-video device

Childly

Assistant to a diocesan bishop

Jobs at Apple, say

Rank below captain in the Navy

Captain's subordinate

One in authority

One who commends or praises.

A kind of steward or agent.

One who concludes.

Judge, at times

CONDEMN to judge unfavourably

Part of a radio.

Another name for a capacitor

Study more compact radio part

Moonlighting electrician (wordplay)

*Score keeper (wordplay)

Tour director (wordplay)

Prison guard (wordplay)

One fighting others (for something)

No red cent (anagram)

Herb no good for dog and its owner!

An aromatic seed; carried on (anagram)

Spice-rack item

Crooked

A strainer. See Colander. Colander.

Purplish bloom

Boiler maintenance apparatus

""One who debauches or corrupts others; especially, a seducer to lewdness.""

DECAL a design made to be transferred

Metric length

393.70 inches, metric

32 feet, 9 inches

About 3.38 fluid ounces

DECIME an old French coin

Speech-maker got back, having switched ends

Orator

Tradesman handing out medals (wordplay)

Authority on interiors.

Hiree after a move

""One who dedicates; more especially, one who inscribes a book to the favor of a patron, or to one whom he desires to compliment.""

Type of Conrad's seamen.

Serious trouble, so to speak

Area of danger

Lienee, at times

One who fails to pay

He hasn't paid his bills

Shield in "Star Trek"

Furnace device

One who defrauds; a cheat; an embezzler; a peculator.

Ice-melting device

Rear window grid

Ridder of ice

DEGAUSS to demagnetize

Cleaning material, for example Gunk

Engine treatment

An apparatus used to remove ions from a solution; a common variant contains a mixture of cation exchange resin in the acid form and anion exchange resin in the hydroxyl form inside a replaceable cartridge; ions in aqueous solution are exchanged for the elements of water by passing the solution through the mixed resin.

Same as Decaliter. Decaliter.

Same as Decameter. Decameter.

LEGATOR one that {legates=v}

One who gives pleasure

Tag at the beginning or end of computer data

Paperboy, for one

One with redeeming qualities (wordplay)

One with redeeming qualities?

Energy low inside gloomy carriage

Unusually enamoured by one's appearance

Manner of behaving towards others

One making a public accusation

One condemns squalid quarters used by wild cat, right (wordplay)

Saver made half the penniless sit inside

Bank account holder

One putting money into a bank account

Doctor's instrument

Muscle of a certain kind.

Instrument for the tongue

Short-barrelled American pistol

Short-barreled pistol.

Making a mistake in the German gun

Line below the main part of type.

Orpheus, in search of Eurydice

Lowercase-letter part

Writer interrupting the German reporter

Ravager

Volunteers misplace gun without retreating. One's devastated!

Hopeless one.

Sherman at Atlanta

Thief.

Thief

The Caine, for one

Noaj for one

Does Terry turn killer (wordplay)

One in three-D version: King Stephen, say

Do not tear off to get a primer!

Fuse, for example

Set off with this

Brooklyn trailer hauler (wordplay)

One who is critical

One disparages or belittles

One with lots to talk about

Photo lab chemical

Real estate speculator

WATERER one that {waters=v}

""DIGITIZE to put into digital form, also DIGITISE""

Said paper has to go (wordplay)

Sink from sight

Vanish from view

One who disburses money.

Bridge player, at times.

Rummy player, often

""One who, or that which, discerns, distinguishes, perceives, or judges; as, a discerner of truth, of right and wrong. as, a discerner of truth, of right and wrong.""

Breaker of secret recording failure

One who discusses; one who sifts or examines.

One who disgraces.

""One who, or that which, disguises.""

Dirty washing-up liquid (wordplay)

What might be filled with Joy (wordplay)

Weak or soiled liquid

Divide up (organisation)

Gee, Peel might make ground this way!

Tear limb from limb

Rebel

Paper-cup container for vending machines

Little girl meets poet in the chemist

It delivers if I press end roughly

Scattering agent - rips reeds (anagram)

Sorry state of ruin (wordplay)

Duke is to retire in ruin

Dilapidated state is hell to put right

Troublemaker.

Be rude about 'Arry, chap with scalpel

""SEISOR one that takes seizing, also SEIZOR""

One not agreeing

One who differs among residents

Sen. Morse's GOP status.

""One who, or that which, has power to dissolve or dissipate.""

One who seeks to deter

Complaint affecting setter (wordplay)

Confounding me, striped paint!

Fido's upset the paint!

Hiram Walker, for one

Spirited producer (wordplay)

His spirits make a woman more sedate

Twist dancer (wordplay)

Fisheye lens, for example

One who misrepresents.

""One who, or that which, disturbs of disquiets; a violator of peace; a troubler.""

Person who takes pointers from others (wordplay)

Alpha male, for example

With "the," nickname of NHL goalie Hacek

America's mightiest bomber.

DONNE a given piece of data

Pessimist is more so, with day going wrong

During exit, May's wrangling with European alarmist

Device measuring absorbed radiation

Radiation detection device

New G. I. "dog tag" warning of radiation

Doughty

Stock market irritant (wordplay)

He steers, taking hold, towards the sea

From source to mouth

Admit into golf club closer to the sea

Drizzly

Drouthy

Comparative adjective or agent noun

Dealer in kippered herring, etc. Eng.

Was it his business not to get soaked, but just pickled (wordplay)

""An instrument for measuring the degree of hardness; especially, an instrument for testing the relative hardness of steel rails and the like.""

Paper jacket for a book

Removable part of a book

Jacket on a book

My trade: in explosive

Demolition expert

Trade in my model for one of those with an explosive edge

Electrical machine with two armature windings

Embellish (with needlework?)

Do decorative needlework

Ornament with needlework.

Try to finish always as you might say

How trying this is!

Do one's best around Eve Cook (wordplay)

ESCALADE to scale by means of a ladder

Dispatcher

Facilitator

One facilitating export almost died at sea

One dispatches journalist supporting one-time president

Former boxer (wordplay)

Show sedated one giving details

Old money about to be taken up to interpreter

""FLUIDIZE to make fluid, also FLUIDIFY, FLUIDISE""

One who forbids.

One who forebodes.

Comparative adjective or agent noun

More ready for a screw (wordplay)

Shipping agent

Ron Popeil, for example

One with the latest gizmos

One who loves clever ingenious devices

Heard logs (anagram) - fuel store

Tank, relatively ancient - support for cut (wordplay)

Plant of the mint family

A blooming Teutonic ruddy turn-up

Herb, continental turned a bright colour

Prizefighter of sorts.

Spartacus, for one

Gold tiara (anagram)

Gladsome

Type of fever

Of the endocrine system

Sort of fever gradually spreading May 3rd/June 3rd

GLISSADE to perform a gliding dance step

Mafioso as sponsor (wordplay)

Mafia boss (wordplay)

Religious duty for the Mafia

Character in "Cinderella."

Member of the christening.

She carries a wand in "Cinderella"

Venetian in a striped shirt, perhaps

Driver in pole position (wordplay)

Boatman from old region (wordplay)

Duck with orange? Sod off!

Muck on smoother bird

Male bird pecking duck, very large duck

A dividing engine.

Soldier - in red gear (anagram)

Infantryman - in red gear (anagram)

One in regiment collapsing near ridge

Explosive mixture (of tea?)

It's used in gunnery and fireworks

Explosive magazine article

Extinct duck-billed beast

Cyclist's mustache (wordplay)

Properly manage the pub or on your bike!

Kind of moustache (for a cyclist?)

More substantial, as a profit

Better formed.

Comelier

Describing a paperback's dearer relative

First printing, often

Paperback alternative

Star inside of a hat (wordplay)

Cast her in lead (wordplay)

Inside of a hat (wordplay)

Source of a river

Source of a stream

Beginning of a river~~Bed part

As covered by this contract

In accordance with this document...

HOLIDAY to take a vacation

Ski show-off

Showoff on the slopes

Showoff

Sound a bell - for a knockout (wordplay)

Excellent person or thing (colloq)

Something really good

HUSBAND to be a thrifty manager

An idealist.

Describing muscular action evoked by an idea

A searcher; an explorer; an investigator.

Station information board

Economist's figure

Car's flashing light

Being kind, we'll erect a section for the occupier

Resident's home with Dickens's leader and servant

Base fellow (wordplay)

Man on a diamond.

Fired Neil for upsetting cricketer

INUNDATE to fill with overflowing abundance

Breadwinner

Sleeping goat (wordplay)

Ransom-note writer

Child sent to head as criminal

Possessor of real estate

Squire left one bad news

One with much property

Cleaner (of clothes, linen)

One cleaning up filthy habits

One cleans material turning round less

High living is not for him

Scot who touched down in the valley (wordplay)

Flat dweller

One who maunders.

T.M. adherent

One who thinks deeply

Reflective person

""MELODIZE to compose a melody, also MELODISE""

The - Marriage (Tippett)

Time of madness (wordplay)

Perhaps 24/06/2000 is seen here (wordplay)

Bleakest time of year (wordplay)

Very cold time, for many

Coldest time, often

GUIDER one that {guides=v}

Intentional deceiver

One wrongly advising niggard to hoard metal

Fooler.

To render wrongly; to translate or recite wrongly.

Presiding officer of town meeting.

Panel-show host

One presides over a forum or debate

Radio tube.

Telecommunications device

Comparative adjective or agent noun

DANCER one that {dances=v}

DOCTOR to treat medically

DOLLAR a monetary unit of the U.S.A.

Rear-seat occupant

One with no wheels, still to be tested (wordplay)

Illiterate person

Should one engage with errand to attend literacy class (wordplay)

Person with a line (wordplay)

One working on lines

One might create a spread

Foreigner finding new land-route

'03 Mitsubishi mid-size SUV

Rule provides eponymous alien

Tread a measure (wordplay)

Tom peered (anagram)

Gadget for walkers.

Receptacle on a desk, perhaps

Calligrapher's need

One convincing; gun

Comparative adjective or agent noun

Royal couple to flirt (wordplay)

Royal couple make love (wordplay)

Risk scandal, in a way

One who benefits from a sacking (wordplay)

At the place under the hospital he's fond of the sack

Not for the catwalk, our hairstyle

18th century women's hairstyle

Display a grim hairstyle? Hardly

Jeane Dixon, for one

Weather man's role.

Someone who foretells events

Like an aperitif

JUDGER one who {judges=v}

James Stuart, for one

Not a genuine claimant (wordplay)

Claimant (to a throne)