2-Letter Words Starting with R

Respond to second performance (wordplay)

Show emotion maybe

Hit back, say

Edit further, perhaps

Make a director's version, say

Edited further, maybe

""A mechanism which allows motion in one direction only [n -S] / to move by a rachet mechanism, also RATCHET""

Archie Bunker, for one

Bill put in stir, perhaps, being a bigot

Hate crime perpetrator, perhaps

One on court maybe making fuss

Booming, illegal business (wordplay)

Dodge bird-whacker (wordplay)

Renounce (a belief)

Renounce (a heresy)

Unable once more to withdraw (wordplay)

Build a new company (wordplay)

Give the part to the understudy, perhaps

Having gotten the lead out (wordplay)

Modern - centre (anagram)

Not long ago, just a little while past

Of late about a little cash

Mental image, in psychology.

A mental image.

Mental image

Take out a part of, say

Still fighting (wordplay)

Put a black strip on, say

Archaically or humorously, "to eat"

Just say no

Dismiss (as faulty)

No-goodnik (wordplay)

Primitive survival; widow (arch.)

She's left? Right!

Widow, surviving partner

Old word meaning to be unwilling

Struggle against

Cut away part of broadcast (secret)

Do a surgeon's job

Take out surgically

Bishop's vestment

Topless needlework worn by a bishop

Close-fitting surplice-like vestment

Projectile lettuce (wordplay)

Future visitor to Mars?

Future visitor to Mars (wordplay)

Ice star (anagram)

Closest to blue (wordplay)

Least fit for the family

Bat for sport

Implement for sport

It's often in court

Damaged the cart's wheel? Maybe

Gradually turn (up)

Mechanism with a toothed bar or wheel

A slip you had to pay for (wordplay)

Return requirement (wordplay)

Expense-account item (7)

Plan again, given hand without a trick

Take a different course

Again put on the map

To sound a hunting call

Tell story of close election (wordplay)

Tell a story about Dracula, perhaps

Runner-up's demand

Try to sign up

Boot camp attendee

Newly enlisted member

Who obeyed Howe?

Who obeyed Howe (wordplay)

British soldier (historical)

To eject again

Lt Reece? (anagram)

Send back to the Hill, say

Return to one's seat (wordplay)

Put on something old (wordplay)

Stage for a true-crime documentary, say

Wage a Civil War battle, perhaps

Put up again

Set up differently

Raise anew

Throw back (light)

Contemplate in mirror (wordplay)

Throw back (light, etc)

Send a different way (wordplay)

Bend (a ray of light)

Change the direction of

Muscle in repose, I admire you!

A song to admire (wordplay)

High regard for Crete (Spanish)

Pull back (statements or claws, perhaps)

Take back (statement)

Withdraw (offer, statement etc)

Most buttery, say

Having the most, money say

Best-to-do (wordplay)

Cora at cover for the wet (wordplay)

Reversible cam (wordplay)

Waterproof paint (wordplay)

To accent again

Swallow again

A catalyst might be introduced to it

Catalyst's counterpart

Substance that undergoes a chemical change

To become addicted again

Second time to the top

Not the first uphill struggle on a trail

Fresh, as in new upward advance

Make a renewed pledge (to)

Obligate oneself a second time

Return bill for further consideration

Coward going about in trance, perhaps

Coward ran freely in Crete for a change

Recanter could be a coward

Dissenter sure can't change

Refusing to submit to authority

One who refuses to obey authority

Desert one's country again

Point or aim again

Change the focus of

Show the way again

To indict again

To induct again

Frenetic manoeuvres give more complaints

Give another shot

To clothe in a jacket once more

Shining bright

Shining

To object again

Decree for others about to tear inside

Emperor's answer to a petition

Second draft

To sculpt again

Subject to limitations

About to get severe cramp

Keep under control

Reserved tier, perhaps, with money

Backward in coming forward

Reserved, not revealing thoughts readily

Act in opposition

Pass an ex post facto law

Move in opposition

Rebound (of bullet)

Go off the wall, perhaps

Rebound (off a surface)

Rocky

Crudely satirical opponent of 6 11 (wordplay)

Recent

Award-winner cooking tripe - nice!

Is one all forgetting (wordplay)

He's gonna get it (wordplay)

Don't forget about raise!

Have another get-together, perhaps

Soldiers get together to reminisce

Join together again

Get back together

Fix, in a way

CONTACT to communicate with

To convert again.

Repeat sentence about inmate

Give more time to sextet in free concert (wordplay)

RECORD to register in writing

Like some bikes

Lying about joining with criminal

Top-class doctor residing in modern flat

On now, repeating

Like some themes

Continual stream after Rome is evacuated

A reducing agent.

Reechie

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

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

Without a will (wordplay)

Home's equal is unwilling (wordplay)

Slow cattle run around

Coming back strong

Entrances rebuilt, becoming lively again

Showing renewed vigor

Revive (something)

Restore to life

Bring back right to planned rest cure

Verb with prefix re-

""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.""

Disorderly actors appearing plastered

Thug chucked coat

Rude players get plastered

Tinged with red

Rackety

Most saucy, strangely saucier than removing article

ACCREDIT to accept as true

Familiarize again

Familiarize anew

Get back in touch with antique car that's broken down

Repetitive rotter

Criminal backslider

Habitual criminal

No opening for direct playing by top-ranked performer

A second conquest.

Indemnification

DISCOUNT to reduce the price of

Do a zoning job

Set new political lines

Map new election constituencies

Part of R.I.P.

Dispel cares with quiet prayer

This leads in pace in races, quite strangely

A backward view

One takes a backward view in it

Survey of the past.

REVANCHE a political policy designed to gain lost territory

Rickety

""An aircraft, especially a helicopter, that is kept partially or completely airborne by airfoils rotating around a vertical axis.""

Allowing the passage of x-rays or other radiation; not radiopaque.

""BROADCAST A casting or throwing seed in all directions, as from the hand in sowing.""

Formed by or showing recombination: a recombinant chromosome.

Build again

Make over

Taking on people

Action of finding workers

Staff engagement

Civil War battle, now

Suggestive - in ten crimes (anagram)

Suggestive of the past

Suggestive (of)

Substitute for Peter McLean

A substitute item

New paler glue serves as substitute

The act of rescinding; rescission.

RESEARCH to investigate thoroughly

Able or disposed to revive; reviving.

Writer favouring sentimentalised love and the fantastic

Medication which reddens the skin

Person associated with (-ist)

The act of reattaching; a second attachment.

Obstinate in opposition

Not willing to accept discipline

Clatter in car turns out hard to handle

Note its price (anagram)

Party host (wordplay)

Girl in the front office.

""Mnt, Recommittal A second or renewed commitment; a renewed reference to a committee.""

Right greyish lineage cropping up again

Earthy smell from refuse tips is re-emergent

Note vulgar perfume breaking out once more

One dealing in simple explanations

""INDICTMENT The act of indicting, or the state of being indicted.""

Giving up on that which is named Bond

Reduction of expenditure

Digging more ditches for the sake of economy (wordplay)

Ditch mining engineer included in fee achieving economy

Resumption of good relations

Renewal of cordial relations

Resumption of harmonious relations

Reconciliation.

CREATIONIST

Bridle because setter provides stress

Check with regard to concrete support

Check for binder giving strength

""Becoming, or causing to become, rejuvenated; rejuvenating.""

A new start

""RESTRICTION The act of restricting, or state of being restricted; confinement within limits or bounds.""

Hare was cooked to rest in curries

Hare was savaged by topless viscount's terrier