rabbies “rabbis”
rabbin “rabbi”
rabbins “rabbis”
rackings excruciating pains and torments
radiancy “radiance” glowing brightness
radicalness carried to the most extreme degree
radicated to have taken root or become rooted
radication taking root or becoming rooted
rafty damp, musty, muggy
ragest “rage”
ragings fierce or violent fits of anger
railer one who uses harsh or bitter language
railers those who uses harsh or bitter language
railingly done in the manner of railing (using harsh or bitter language)
raiments articles or pieces of clothing
raineth “rains”
raisedness the condition of being raised
raisedst “raised”
raisest “raises” or “raise”
raisures “raisings” or elevations
raker one who rakes
rakers those whose job it is to rake
rakest “rake”
raketh “rakes”
rallieth “rallies”
rallyings “rallies”
ramazan “Ramadan” the ninth month of the Moslem year, spent in fasting from sunset to sundown
ramists TBD
rampire rampart
rancour “rancor” (bitter, long-lasting resentment)
rancourous “rancorous” characterized by rancor (bitter, long-lasting resentment)
rangeth “ranges”
rangings wanderings
ranketh “ranks”
ransomer one who ransoms
ranter TBD
ranterism TBD
ranters those who rant (to exclaim with violence or extravagance)
raparees bandits, pirates or desperadoes
raptured transported from one place to another
rareness the condition of being rare (uncommon, unusual)
rase “raze” to erase
rased “razed” erased
ratan a cane
rataning caning (beating with a cane)
rateable able to be rated
rateth “rates”
ratifieth “ratifies”
ratiocinations methodical and logical reasoning
ratiocinative characterized by methodical and logical reasoning
rationalistical “rational” (having or exercising the ability to reason); influenced by Rationalism, the theory that the exercise of reason provides the only valid basis for action or belief, and that reason is the prime source of knowledge and of spiritual truth
ratsbane rat poisoning
rattlings “rattles”
ravelled “raveled” tangled or complicated
ravener (one or thing that ravens [i.e. scavenges])
raver one who raves
ravers those who rave
ravest “raves” or “rave”
raveth “raves”
ravingly TBD
ravisher one who seizes or carries away by force
ravisheth “ravishes”
ravishingness the property of being ravishing (extremely attractive or desirable)
ravishments acts of seizing by force
rayeth “rays” sends out rays
razeth “razes” tears down or demolishes, erases
reachest “reaches” or “reach”
reachings the reaching out to grasp things
reactionists “reactionary” (characterized by reaction, especially, opposing progress or liberalism)
readoption to adopt again
realisation “realization”
realise “realize”
realised “realized”
realiseth “realizes”
realising “realizing”
reappointed appointed again
rearest “rears” or “rear”
reasoner one who reasons
reasoners those who reason
reasonest “reasons” or “reason”
reasoneth “reasons”
reasonings mental processes of those who reason
reasonless lacking reason
reassumeth “reassumes”
reattaining attaining again
rebaptised being baptized again
rebaptized being baptized again
rebatement TBD
rebater one who lessens or diminishes
rebatoes “rebatos” stiff, flaring collars of lace or other fabric, worn by both sexes
rebatos stiff, flaring collars of lace or other fabric, worn by both sexes
rebegetting to beget (cause to exist) again
rebelleth “rebels”
rebellings “rebellions”
reboundeth “rebounds”
rebuilded “rebuilt”
rebuildeth TBD
rebukest “rebuke”
rebukings TBD
recal “recall”
recalcitrances stubbornly resisting authority
recalcitrate (related to recalcitrance, being recalcitrant)
recalcitrates TBD
recalcitration TBD
recalleth “recalls”
recals “recalls”
recantest “recants” or “recant”
recapitulatory characterized by recapitulation (a summary in concise form)
recedings multiple instances of receding
receivedst “received”
receivest “receive”
receivings things that one receives
recency recentness
recension a critical revision of a text incorporating the most plausible elements found in varying sources
recensions critical revisions of texts incorporating the most plausible elements found in varying sources
recipiency the capacity to receive; receptivity
reciprocalness the property of being reciprocal (paying back equally)
reciter one who recites
reciteth “recites”
reckoner one who reckons
reckoners those who reckon
reckonest “reckon”
reckonings acts of counting; computations
reclamations restorations
recognisably “recognizably”
recognise “recognize”
recognised “recognized”
recognises “recognizes”
recognising “recognizing”
recognizances TBD
recognizeth TBD
recoilings TBD
recollectedness TBD
recollecteth “recollects”
recommendatory something that recommends
recommendeth “recommends”
recommissioned assigned, delegated or commissioned again
recompence “recompense” (to reward or pay)
recompenseth “recompenses”
reconcilableness the ability to be reconciled
reconcileable capable of or qualified for reconciliation
reconcileableness the ability to be reconciled
reconciler one who reconciles (settles or resolves)
reconcileth “reconciles”
reconciliate “reconcile”
reconciliations acts of settling or resolving
reconditely TBD
reconducted conducted again
reconnaissances scouts or investigations conducted before entering an area
reconquer to conquer again
reconquest re-conquering; to conquer again
reconstructive characterized by the act of building again
recordest “records” or “record”
recordeth “records”
recoverer one who recovers
recovereth “recovers”
recreancy neglect or failure to perform a duty
recreative imparting fresh life to; refreshing mentally or physically
rectifiest “rectifies” or “rectify”
rectifieth “rectifies”
rectoral pertaining to a clergyman
rectorate TBD
rectorial pertaining to a clergyman
recumbency the act of lying down, reclining, resting
redargution TBD
redd act of setting in order
redded (made red)
redding setting in order; clearing
reddition TBD
redditive TBD
rededications to dedicate again
redeemability capable of being restored or redeemed
redeemership the quality of being a redeemer
redemptioners those who redeem
redemptions deliverances, victories
redemptively TBD
redemptrix one who redeems
redigesting digesting again
redoundeth “redounds”
redresseth “redresses”
reducement “reduction”
reduceth “reduces”
reductionist one who minimizes or reduces
reductionistic characterized by reducing
redundance “redundancy” the state of being redundant (superfluous)
reeden made of reeds
reeketh “reeks”
reekings foul smells or stinks
reeleth “reels”
reelings TBD
refectives refreshing, restoring, nourishing medicines
refel to disprove, refute, or dispute
refels refutes
referreth “refers”
refineder (more refined)
refinedness TBD
refineth “refines”
refinings “refinements”
reflectest “reflect”
reflecteth “reflects”
reflectiveness the quality of being reflective (meditative, pensive)
reflexed TBD
refluent flowing back, ebbing
reflux a flowing back, ebb
reforgeries acts of forging already forged works
reformade TBD
reformest “reform”
reformeth “reforms”
refound to establish, set up or found again
refounded TBD
refractions deflections of light or sound waves
refreshest “refreshes” or “refresh”
refreshful “refreshing”
refreshings acts that invigorate or renew
refugeless TBD
refuging provide shelter or refuge to
refulgency “refulgence”
refurnishing to furnish again
refuser one who refuses
refusers those who refuse
refusest “refuse”
regality royalty or sovereignty; kingship
regardable able to be noticed or regarded
regardedst “regard”
regardlessly without regard to
regardlessness the condition of being unmindful, heedless
regeneracy the state of being regenerated
regenerateth “regenerates”
regenerations spiritual or moral revivals or rebirths
registereth “registers”
registrate registered
registrated “registered”
registrating “registering”
regrafted joined or implanted again
regrudgings provocations again
regularness regularity
regulateth “regulates”
rehearseth “rehearses”
reimposed levied again
reinforceth “reinforces”
reinspected examined again
reinterred interred (placed beneath the ground) again
rejectable able to be rejected
rejectest “reject”
rejectment rejecting
rejector one who rejects
rejectors those who reject
rejoicedst “rejoiced”
rejoicer one who rejoices
rejoicers those who rejoice
rejoicingly done in a happy, joyful way; with rejoicing
rejoicings things in which to express joy
relaid TBD
relateth “relates”
relaxable TBD
relaxer TBD
relaxeth “relaxes”
releasement the condition of being released
relenteth “relents”
relentings becoming softer or gentler in attitude, temper, or determination
reliest “rely”
relieth “relies”
relievest “relieve”
religatio Latin: “tying up”
relighted relit
religionism excessive or affected religious zeal
relinquisheth “relinquishes”
reliques “relics”
relisheth “relishes”
relucence the quality of reflecting light or shining
reluctances hesitations, inhibitions
reluctancies “reluctance”
reluctancy “reluctance” the state of being unwilling or disinclined
reluctation “reluctance” the state of being unwilling or disinclined
reluctations “reluctances” the state of being unwilling or disinclined
relume to make bright or clear again; illuminate again
remarkableness the characteristic of being amazing or outstanding
remarkables amazing or outstanding things
remediless without remedy
remedilessly done in a way without remedy
remedilessness the condition of being without remedy
rememberance “remembrance”
rememberer TBD
remembrancer thing or being that causes another to remember; a reminder
remembrancers things or beings that causes another to remember; reminders
remindest TBD
remindeth “reminds”
remissional TBD
remissly doing something in a sluggish, negligent way
remissness the act of being remiss (lax in attending to duty; negligent)
remitteth “remits”
remonstrances speeches or gestures of protest, opposition or reproof
remonstrants a group of Dutch Arminians who dissented from strict Calvinism
remored (to excite to remorse)
remotion the act of removing; a removal; departure
remould to cast or form again
remoulded TBD
removest “removes” or “remove”
removings multiple instances of removing
remunerations that which pays for goods provided, services rendered, or losses incurred
rencontres TBD
rencounter an unplanned meeting; a sudden encounter with an enemy
rencounters unplanned meetings; sudden encounters with an enemy
rended torn apart or split
rendest “rends” or “rend”
rendeth “rends”
rendezvouses “rendezvous” prearranged meetings places or meetings
rendings TBD
renegadism rebellion against or resistance to
renewedly over again; anew
renewer one who renews
reneweth “renews”
renewings “renewals”
renitency the act of resisting pressure; not pliant
renouncer (one who renounces)
renouncest TBD
renounceth “renounces”
renovatory TBD
renteth “rents”
reorganisation “reorganization”
reoriginates TBD
repaireth “repairs”
reparatory TBD
repass to pass something again; to cause to pass again, in the opposite direction
repassed to have passed something again; to have caused to pass again, in the opposite direction
repasses to pass again or pass repeatedly
repealable able to be revoked, rescinded, withdrawn or annulled officially
repellant “repellent”
repellest “repels” or “repel”
repelleth “repels”
repentances expressions of repentance
reperusal to look at or examine again
repetibleness TBD
repinest TBD
repiningly dome in a way characterized by discontentment, complaining or fretting
repinings complaints, discontentment
replastered TBD
replastering TBD
replenisheth “replenishes”
repletions TBD
repletive plentifully supplied, abounding
repletively done in a plentiful, abundant or profuse manner
replieth “replies”
reportation TBD
reporteth “reports”
reportings reports
reposal rest, relaxation or repose
reposeth “reposes”
reposited “deposited”
reprehensory reprehensible; deserving of rebuke or censure; blameworthy
representees those who are represented
representer representation
representers those who represent, as in an official governing body
representest “represents” or “represent”
representeth “represents”
representive TBD
repressers “repressors” those that hold back, restrain
represseth “represses”
reprieval reprieve; the postponement of a punishment
repristinated TBD
repristination restoration to an original state; renewal of purity
reproachedst “reproaches” or “reproach”
reproacher one that rebukes or admonishes (usually unjustly)
reproachers those that rebuke or admonish (usually unjustly)
reproachings “reproaches”
reprobacy the condition of being predestined to damnation
reprovable able to be rebuked or scolded
reproval a rebuke for a fault or misdeed
reproveable able to be rebuked or scolded
reprover one who rebukes or exhorts
reprovers those who rebuke or exhort
reprovest “reprove”
republick “republic”
republicks “republics”
repugn TBD
repugnances “repugnancies”
repugnancy the state of feeling extreme dislike or aversion
repugning opposition or resistance
repulsions extreme aversions or dislikes
reputeth “reputes”
requesteth “requests”
requickening enlivening, invigorating or quickening again
requiries “requirements”
requisited required; absolutely needed; essential
requitest “requite”
rescissory characterized by voiding or repealing
rescript response from the Pope or another ecclesiastical superiors to a question regarding church matters
rescripts responses from the Pope or other ecclesiastical superiors to a question regarding church matters
resemblances similarities, likenesses
resembleth “resembles”
resenteth “resents”
reservedness characterized by self-restraint or reticence
reservest “reserves” or “reserve”
resetter TBD
residenter TBD
resideth “resides”
resignating TBD
resignedness being resigned (determined to accept difficulty without complaining)
resigneth “resigns”
resile to spring back, especially to resume a prior position of form after being stretched or pressed
resiled TBD
resistants those who offer resistance
resistest “resist”
resistings TBD
resistless not able to be resisted
resistlessly done without resistance
resolutioners TBD
resolvedness being resolved or determined
resolvest “resolve”
resolveth “resolves”
resortest “resorts” or “resorts”
resorteth “resorts”
resourceless absent of means or ability; without resources
respited temporarily ceased or postponed
respiting pausing
resplendency filled with splendor; brilliant
responsibleness being responsible for
responsory a responsive reading or anthem in a church service
ressorts TBD
resters those who rest
restings TBD
restorationism the belief in a temporary future punishment and a final restoration of all to the favor and presence of God; universalism
restorationist one who believes in a temporary future punishment and a final restoration of all to the favor and presence of God; a universalist
restorationists those who believe in a temporary future punishment and a final restoration of all to the favor and presence of God; universalists
restorest TBD
restorings “restorations”
restrainable able to be restrained
restrainedness TBD
restrainer one who restrains or prevents
restraineth “restrains”
restrictiveness having the property of being restrictive
resty sluggish
resulteth “results”
resumeth “resumes”
resurrectionists TBD
resuscitant TBD
retainest “retain”
retaliateth “retaliates”
retchless careless; reckless
retiredness seclusion or drawing away to a quiet place
retirest “retires” or “retire”
retireth “retires”
retirings TBD
retortion a retort
retractation the act of recanting; the power of drawing back or of being drawn back
retractings multiple instances of retracting
retreateth “retreats”
retrencheth “retrenches”
retributor one to defends, upholds the cause of or fights for
retrievement TBD
retrospects TBD
returnal TBD
returners “converts”
returnest “return”
returnings acts of coming back or returning
revealer one who reveals or makes known
revealest “reveals” or “reveal”
revealings things that are revealed
revelationally done by way of revelation
revelled to have taken great pleasure or delight
revelling the act of tacking great pleasure or delight
revellings acts of tacking great pleasure or delight
revengement revenge
revenger one who executes revenge
revengers those who execute revenge
revengest “revenges” or “revenge”
revengings multiple instances of taking revenge
reverencest TBD
reverenceth “reverences”
reverendly “reverently”
reverers those who revere
reverseth “reverses”
revery TBD
revilers those who denounce with abusive language
revileth “reviles”
revilingly done in a denouncing way
revilings denouncing with abusive language
revisal revision; the act of revising
revisals revisions; the acts of revising
revivest “revives” or “revive”
reviveth “revives”
revivings rejuvenation or restoration
revolter one who rebels, resists or revolts against authority
revolters those who rebel, resist or revolt against authority
revolteth “revolts”
revolutionise “revolutionize”
revolvings rotation or swirling around something
rewardable able or worthy to be rewarded
rewardableness the condition of being able to be rewarded
rewarder one who gives a reward
rewardest “reward”
rewrought worked again
rhapsodical “rhapsodic” immoderately impassioned or enthusiastic; ecstatic
rhetorizes speaks or writes persuasively
rheums mucous accumulation thought to cause sickness
rhodomontade to boast or brag
ribands ribbons, especially ones used as decorations
rick TBD
riddleth “riddles”; to make or tell word riddles
ridest “ride”
ridiculousness the condition of being ridiculous
rifleth “rifles” (to search with the intent to steal)
righteousing TBD
righteousnesses righteous or Godly acts
rightest most right or correct
righteth “rights”
rightless having no rights or privileges
rightlessness the not having rights or privileges
rigidness “rigidity” firmness; emotional hardness or lack of compassion
rigours “rigors”
ringeth “rings”
ringingly done in a manner of loud proclaiming
ringless without a ring
ripely TBD
ripenest “ripens” or “ripen”
ripeneth “ripens”
ript ripped
risings uprisings, things coming to the surface
risque “risk”
risques “risks”
ritualism insistence upon or adherence to religious ritual
ritualist TBD
ritualists people who practice or advocate the observance of rituals
rivalled to equal or surpass
rivalling attempting to equal or surpass
rivalship “rivalry”
riven to rend or tear apart
rixdollar TBD
roamings wanderings, travels
robbest “robs” or “rob”
robbings the thefts or illegal seizures of goods
robing putting on, as of a robe
rochet TBD
roist to act in a blustery, swaggering, reveling manner
roitelet a petty ruler or minor king
roitelets petty rulers or minor kings
roleau a roll (especially a roll of coins)
rollest “rolls” or “rolls”
rollings rolling
romanising “Romanizing” (converting to Roman Catholicism)
romanism Roman Catholicism; usually used disparagingly
romanist one who practices Roman Catholicism; usually used disparagingly
romanists those who practice Roman Catholicism; usually used disparagingly
romanized converted to Roman Catholicism; influenced or compromised by Roman Catholicism
romanizers those who seek to convert others to Roman Catholicism
romish of or pertaining to the Roman Catholic Church, often used disparagingly
rootedness being firm, deeply ingrained, unmoveable
rooteth “roots”
rootings “roots”
rotatory occurring or proceeding in alternation or succession
rotteth “rots”
roughnesses TBD
roul TBD
roule “roll”
rouled TBD
rouling TBD
roundle TBD
rouseth “rouses”
roveling TBD
rovings wanderings
rowest TBD
rowling unsettled, changeful
royle “roil”
royled “roiled”
royles “roils”
royling “roiling”
rudenesses rude, crude or inappropriate behaviours
rudimental “rudimentary” (elementary; in the earliest stages of development)
rudimentally elementary; in the earliest stages of development
rueing to feel remorse or sorrow for; to regret, repent
ruest TBD
ruffianly done like a coarse brigand or ruffian
ruggedness a strong feature; a demand for great effort or ability
ruggednesses strong features; demands for great effort or ability
ruinated “ruination”
ruinating TBD
ruineth “ruins”
rulership office held by a ruler; an area ruled over
rumoured “rumored”
rundlets containers for holding fluid (such as wine)
runnings pouring or gushing out
rushings “rushes” violent motions or flowings
rushlight a candle consisting of a rush wick and tallow; also called a “rush candle”
rusteth “rusts”
rustical “rustic” (simple, unsophisticated)