2-Letter Words Starting with R

Handled further infestation

Touched up, as a graffiti mural

Gave a new coat of paint

Respread

Restack

Supplied with new aides

Creating a new production.

Put your foot down once more to get the post

Dealt with a freeze, say

Gave up, perhaps

Turned over again

Might one get a taste for such repetition in the ring (wordplay)

Comebacks

Checks taxes - not for the first time!

Sister ran (anagram)

How Poco holds back (wordplay)

Seat belt, for one

Reserve train, interrupting nap

Pause, welcoming coach's check

Following as a consequence.

Ensuing, consequent

Consequential

Silly farce sure to appear again

Fix the potholes

Fix a street

Retack

Took on again, as a problem

Takes on again, as a problem

Tries to solve again

Retag

Are litres drunk by merchants (wordplay)

Stationers, grocers, etc.

They will sell you tales about stalkers

Art of selling.

Business school course.

Once again putting an end to selling

Retailor

Lawyer's fees

Those who keep servants

Money deposits or servants to nobility

Kind of wall

Hanging on to

Holding back in Tangier

Attack in return for attack

Return like for like

Strike back, counter

Certain chemical substance

Tending to delay

Any agent that delays or hinders

RETARD to hold back

Braking devices

Causing delay

Phone about disruption of trade causing delay

Sets a new goal

Retaste

Trains again

Reteam

Retear

Rethread

Gladiator armed with net and trident

Gladiator with ballistic missile and help from the Net (wordplay)

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

Pl. retinulae (-l ) A cluster of pigmented sensory cells in the compound eye of an arthropod.

Pl. retinulae (-l ) A cluster of pigmented sensory cells in the compound eye of an arthropod.

Retinula

Retirant

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

Worked out for a new bout

Dieter ran badly and was taught new ways

With skill updated loco in a rush

Like some used tires

Been again patient, perhaps, back there

Bought another round (wordplay)

Went off and again stood around, say

One on the run

Saving for action in court (wordplay)

Action of recovery

Fetching of something

Legally affects past performances

Harks back to Socrates' art, not as debatable

Some of play recreating the past (operates backwards)

(Astronautics) a system of retrorockets on a spacecraft

VALUATE to {appraise=v}

Revalue

Revamper

Giving a new appearance

Revanche

Disclosers.

Leaving little to the imagination!

Discovering minister at old film studios

Leave this in the ring for the show

One who makes a revelation; a revealer.

Revenant

Some court decisions

Flip-flops

Wrestling coups

""Having reverted to the normal phenotype, usually by a second mutation: a revertant mutant; revertant cells.""

Supply a ship or army with food again.

Suppy a ship or army with food again.

Reviewal

That may be revised.

That may be revived.

Subject to annulment

Turning over message not cast in stone (wordplay)

Subject to voiding, as a driver's license

Capable of being rescinded or cancelled (alternative spelling)

Cancelable.

Cleric, all right and competent, that can be countermanded

Rewaken

Bosses at bonus time

Gratifyingly remunerative (wordplay)

Worthwhile profession (wordplay)

Satisfying, well worth doing

Rewarm

Rewash

Reweave

Packaged again

Rhabdome

Rhachis

Rhachis

Rhamnose

Rhamnus

Rhapsode

How some people wax (wordplay)

Expressing ecstatic feeling

Exalted description of Liszt piece

Rhatany

Rheobase

Light-regulating devices

They control ovens, cooking the roasts

Current regulators.

Kind of fever - irate chum (anagram)

Afflicted with pain in joints etc

Affected by an inflammatory disease

English word

RHIZOBIA rhizobium

RHIZOID a rootlike structure

Rhizoma

Synthetic red dye

Rhodamin

Rhumba

""A synthetic antiviral ribonucleoside, C 8 H 12 N 4 O 5 , that inhibits the replication of DNA and RNA, used to treat respiratory syncytial virus.""

RIBOSOME a particle composed of protein and RNA

Contrapuntal composition; race crier (anagram)

Version of Circe in rare form of fugue

English word

Ricercar

Rickrack

Man-powered transporters

Means of transportation.

Oriental taxis

Riddance

Rifampin

Disreputable groups

Two-couple quickstep dances

Rigatoni

Rigaudon

Just having a part of hospital to one side

Dress Mum for part? What a performance!

Long, complex stuff

Complicated procedure, nonsense

Ringbark

Down Under oppossums

Possums' call, the reverse call

Riprap

Devotion to ceremony

Fixation on fixed routines

I must rail about undue emphasis on ceremony

High churchman's trial - suit failed

One performing rites

Lover of high ceremony

Ingrain, as a pattern of behavior

Establish a custom

Rival

Siblings may engage in them

Conference teams often have them

They may be between schools

Loving competition

Competitive

Slope along the Truckee, say

Land along the Mississippi, for example

Where artists like to paint.

Robt. E. Lee, for one.

A paddlewheel may propel one

Where Mark Twain got his name.

Toward a river.

Cause of a detour, maybe

Highway police procedure.

Jam is for The Cars at the bar

Place for the inn crowd (wordplay)

By the way it's an inn

Patrick Swayze movie w/Jeff Healey

Roadkill

Roadshow

Places to make a stand (wordplay)

Impromptu picnic locales

Locales for rest stops

Where ships are at odds (wordplay)

Anchorage arranged as date in bar

There's no street there - just water for anchorage

Sporty two-seaters

Sporty old cars

Duesenberg A's, for example

Jam makers (wordplay)

Street repairs

M25, say, has mechanism for carriageway repairs

In a roaring manner.

Invigorating insects

Rocaille

Rockaby

Rockabye

Rockaway

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

""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.""

Rogation

Rolamite

Restorations of previous government spending levels, perhaps

Liars Cameron's right about

Novelists get right into novels

Swains

Indulging in fanciful tales

Talking extravagantly

Daydreaming.

Romanise

Romanise

Wrote Japanese with English characters, for example

Romanize

Lovers of love

Italian jerks are dreamy types

Ian Van Dahl's successful attempt

English word

Neighboring bunkers (wordplay)

Mark and Jez in "Peep Show", for example

Bert and Ernie, for example

Roorbach

Roorback

Ropewalk

Like a flower

Ruddy.

Rosarian

Rosarium

ROSEATE rose-coloured

Billy's "Aquacade" pool?

The scent when the tide came in perhaps

Billy's "Aquacade" pool (wordplay)

Pertaining to a rostellum.

ROSTRAL pertaining to a {rostrum=n}

""(Physics / General Physics)™ a device used for measuring the flow of a fluid. It consists of a small float supported in a tapering glass by the flow of the fluid, the height of the float indicating the rate of flow""

Two lists can be alternated

Capable of going round register on board

Possible to turn

Starter sets (wordplay)

Star Wars time measurements

Crop-varying processes

Rotator

""Pl. rotaviruses Any of a group of wheel-shaped, RNA-contained viruses that cause gastroenteritis, especially in infants and newborn animals.""

Roughage

Disorderly actors appearing plastered

Thug chucked coat

Rude players get plastered

Song is loud - yearn for change

Slow, circling medieval dance

Circle dance; simple song

Does he deliver the circulars (wordplay)

One who delivers goods

Daily deliverer of milk, papers, etc

Rousseau

Paths to follow, to Brits

Royalism

Reading players, perhaps

Reading rather than Palace players!

Foes of the Revolution

King's demand (wordplay)

Neckwear for princes (wordplay)

Payments to composers, in reality so bad

Rubbaboo

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

Thuggish female unfairly treated

Ruinate

Are you one people? That'll spoil it all

Complete destruction or collapse

One race after sport's collapse

Cows spirit in workers

Cows and giraffes

Cud-chewing animals.

Backed protest about Brown, I thought

Pondered at length

Pondered about the drink in a boy

Chews the cud

Considers a terminus needs renovation

Chews the cud and ponders

Cud chewer

What's odd in a politician, almost the thinker (wordplay)

They search odd planet gathering geranium

Ransacker's action

Relatives of "karts."

Little cars and autos burn-damaged

Cheap, economical cars

Fugitives: Archaic.

Fugitives Archaic.

More than one old vagabond manages to pinch precious material

Evasive treatment Slang.

Rush about to manage a period of boxing

Evasion of a sort.

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

Laird rues moving, though settled in the country

Makes like country rises around the Europe and Asia divide

Aw shucks and "Gee whillikers," for example

Caught dodging racist slur about countrymen

Ruralite

Ruralize

Ruralize

Rustical

Suspend (from university)

Suspend curate? It's ridiculous!

Banish to countryside

They taste like turnips

Swedes, gastronomically speaking

They may fall off a turnip truck

Rabbinate

Of certain teachers.