9-Letter Words Starting with R

Reedbuck

Once more 28 across

Unteach, in a way

Change the attitudes of

Reeject

Got back to one's office (wordplay)

Returned to a seat

Got in again to choose grass outside

Simulated, as a crime

Never back and played all over again

Never up to having a second play

Again compel compliance with (law, rule)

Make stronger

Impose again

Reerect

Refect

Meal or snack

Rice often cooked for a meal

Thought to take out large meal

Communal room for meals

Communal dining room

Monastic dining hall

Refence

Allusion to character (wordplay)

Recommendation by a former employer

Directory of information

Go from variable to fixed-rate, say

Lower one's payments, perhaps

Homeowner's loan change

Like some images (wordplay)

Mused, being sent back

Threw back an image

Mirror (not a good one?)

Mirror or similar object

Type of telescope

Ebb, a flowing back

Got the mind back on track

Shakes off new distractions

Bent judge pretended to protect what's right

Galileo's telescope, for one

Telescope type

Telescope that uses a lens as the primary focusing element

Regency

True about soldier and police assassinating head of state

Characteristic of Hamlet and Macbeth, Claudius and Macduff

Murderous soldier detectives caught in old Spanish capital

Shakespeare offered eponymous ones

Killers of kings.

King-killers

Reincite

Reincite

Reindict

Reinduce

Reinduce

Reinduct

Contaminates again

Strengthen check on police, perhaps

Make stronger check on police, perhaps

Check the power of support (wordplay)

Reinject

Vet again concerned with finding piano swallowed by bumble bee, possibly

Once again look at way of restraining half of those watching the match

Rejacket

Rejectee

Rejecter

Refusing to accept

Declining

Refusal - treatment as worthless

Refusal, renunciation

What the addresses of the Smiths received

""Rejecting, or tending to reject.""

Rejector

Ones crying 'Hallelujah!'

Expressing great joy

Happy to join Reg about one hundred

Thanksgiving message part three

""LACQUER to coat with a glossy substance, also LACKER""

Rank component (wordplay)

Break even? Clear this is fitting!

Application of lace - never ruffled

Bearing

Mainstays

""LICENSE to issue or grant authoritative permission to, also LICENCE""

""A leaving dry; a recession of the sea or other water, leaving dry land; land left uncovered by such recession.""

Moved to declare (wordplay)

Moved to a different place

Found a new home

Verb with prefix re-

Pulls up stakes

Makes the move

Settles again.

Relock

Without a will (wordplay)

Home's equal is unwilling (wordplay)

Slow cattle run around

Resist, be unwilling

Reluct

Residue

(Of two teams) set to play again

Games that are replayed

Times to avenge a loss

Losers' demands

Chat at a reunion, perhaps

Remember the good old days

Look back at events

Coming back strong

Entrances rebuilt, becoming lively again

Showing renewed vigor

Alternative spelling from French of a word meaning chance meeting

Opposition

Stubbornness.

Lightweight in split, rejected

Tear round animal that had given up

Put aside voluntarily.

One who abdicates

One who sacrifices personal ambition.

One who repudiates.

Gives up lightly at last

Gives up.

Disclaims.

Reobject

Issue with a new look, maybe

Update the look of, as a product

Change the wrapping

Preparing for yet another trip

Repatch

Repatch

Extra heat provided by salesman keen mostly to get central heating installed

Changed pace here, securing lead in gruelling supplementary heat

Additional qualifying round in certain sports, eg fencing, rowing

Substitutes

Substituting one thing for another

Substituting, supplanting

Substituting

An enzyme that catalyzes the synthesis of a complementary RNA molecule from an RNA template.

Make an exact copy

Tie parcel badly and have to do it again

Make a copy of

Replicon

Presale activity

Once more treat commander in silence

Make (eg, nuclear fuel) usable again

Make a copy of (something)

Finding that sound again

Shrink coming round for copy

The Baltics, for example

Codgers to maintain 'The Queen's Head', maybe, in places where the Queen isn't!

Commonwealths

Rerack

Lays down track again

Rescale

Reschool

Abrogated.

Revoked

RESCIND to {annul=v}

Orchestrating anew

Rescreen

Authoritative answers by the Pope.

Official decrees.

Edict

Copper in dealing with fur is not wholly lost

Savable

Resculpt

Surgical operation.

Cutting away, are removing a part

A cutting or paring off.

Resecure

Resecure

SERVICE to {repair=v}

Place specified in decrees (wordplay)

Dire scene (anagram)

I screened off the house

Medical-training period

The fact of living in a place

Top job topped - it's a hospital job

Good vibration, perhaps

Deep, clear, ringing quality

Intensity of sound.

Resorcin

Useful materials, assets

Coal, petroleum, etc.

They may be natural

Respace

Looked up to

What Aretha Franklin demands to be

Had a high regard for someone

Obeyer, as of laws

Person paying homage to sceptre representing the queen

Resplice

Resplice

Restack

Again filled up

Filled the TP aisle again, in 2020

Fixed a rifle

Con fines this in bounds

Limits a player's movement

Puts a limit on

Silly farce sure to appear again

Fix the potholes

Fix a street

Revive (something)

Restore to life

Bring back right to planned rest cure

Retack

Took on again, as a problem

Takes on again, as a problem

Tries to solve again

Trains again

Disposition to say little.

Reserve nice compound in Crete, perhaps

There's not much to say for having it

Unusual reserve with unusually icy centre

Netted 100 lire at Rugby Union dance

After tea I see you get fifty in the rear of the net

Copper in French bed, put back into back, is netted

Old-fashioned purses.

Bags of vicious cruelties

Small southern constellation between Hydrus and Dorado

Used an airbrush, say

Changed, as a negative

Spot remover (wordplay)

Alters, as a photo

Uses an airbrush

Paints over blemishes

Going over again.

Following a path again.

Going back over call about broken crate

Retrack

Took back (statement)

Recanted, pulled back

Took back or drew in

Mechanism that furls seat belt

15 14 on farm vehicle

One holding back a muscle

Legally affects past performances

Harks back to Socrates' art, not as debatable

Some of play recreating the past (operates backwards)

Move back in June - decor terrible, on reflection

Go back.

Go back

Verb with prefix re-

(Astronautics) a system of retrorockets on a spacecraft

Revanche

That's his in respect of the cloth

Great respect or veneration

Bow or curtsy.

Supply a ship or army with food again.

Suppy a ship or army with food again.

Subject to annulment

Turning over message not cast in stone (wordplay)

Subject to voiding, as a driver's license

Revoice

Rhachis

Rhachis

How some people wax (wordplay)

Expressing ecstatic feeling

Exalted description of Liszt piece

Rhetoric

Kind of fever - irate chum (anagram)

Afflicted with pain in joints etc

Affected by an inflammatory disease

They have very thick skins

Horned animals, informally

Thick-skinned creatures

RHYOLITE a volcanic rock

Science of metrical form or analysis

'80s duo rejects EU and beats science (wordplay)

Ricebird

Contrapuntal composition; race crier (anagram)

Version of Circe in rare form of fugue

English word

Ricercar

High in nutrients

Richweed

Ricinus

More inclined to shake

Rickrack

Man-powered transporters

Means of transportation.

Oriental taxis

Glancing rebounds, of bullets say

Blasted slugs coming back!

Pool glances, for example

Riddance

Made mockery of

Made fun of

Queered clear one clued badly

Scoffing person.

Makes fun of.

Mocks

Roasts

Ringneck

Cause of a detour, maybe

Highway police procedure.

Jam is for The Cars at the bar

Rocaille

Rockaby

Rockabye

Rockaway

The type of music limited to craggy coastline

Stone-filled gardens

Willy Ley, for one

Technician at NASA

Gagarin or Glenn

Space men.

Salad plant in middle of night shooting up rapidly

Speeding

Shipping area's retaining force: results of coastal erosion (wordplay)

The state or quality of being rocky.

Rockling

Rockrose

""A shaft that oscillates on its journals, instead of revolving, -- usually carrying levers by means of which it receives and communicates reciprocating motion, as in the valve gear of some steam engines; -- called also rocker, rocking shaft, and way shaft.rocker, rocking shaft, and way shaft.""

Rockweed

Rockwork

Restorations of previous government spending levels, perhaps

Played boisterously

Liars Cameron's right about

Novelists get right into novels

Swains

Indulging in fanciful tales

Talking extravagantly

Daydreaming.

Lovers of love

Italian jerks are dreamy types

Ian Van Dahl's successful attempt

Roorbach

Roorback

Return to gold standard and mint, say

Source of parsnip liquor, perhaps

Vegetables for the grafter

Like a flower

Ruddy.

Disorderly actors appearing plastered

Thug chucked coat

Rude players get plastered

Oil-rig worker needs to be tough

Oil rig worker, of course

Rowdy sort

Put headings on mss.

Out of order, but racier - to provide with headings

Packs for bikers and hikers

Wrinkle on fires for camping types

Hikers' gear

American growth perhaps irked Cuba

I back rude movement producing bloomer

Tinged with red

""Pinnately cut with the lobes pointing downwards, as the leaf of the dandelion.""

Rustical

Suspend (from university)

Suspend curate? It's ridiculous!

Banish to countryside

Country quaintness

One large town overcome by decay in a style that doesn't suit it (wordplay)