defilement, carnal knowledge of a woman (_forcibly and against her
will_).
~Rape~, _n._ (_Bot._) Navew, French turnip (_Brassica napus_).
~Rape-cake~, _n._ Refuse or marc of rape-seed (_after the oil has been
expressed_).
~Rape-oil~, _n._ Colza-oil, oil of rape-seed.
~Rape-seed~, _n._ Seed of the rape or French turnip.
~Rapid~, _a._ Swift, quick, speedy, fleet, fast, expeditious.
~Rapidity~, _n._ Swiftness, quickness, celerity, speed, fleetness,
velocity, expedition, despatch.
~Rapine~, _n._ Plunder, pillage, spoliation, robbery, depredation.
~Rapt~, _a._ Enraptured, transported, ravished, entranced, charmed,
delighted, enchanted, fascinated, spell-bound, in an ecstasy.
~Raptores~, _n. pl._ [L.] (_Ornith._) Raptors, raptorials, ACCIPITRES,
birds of prey.
~Raptorial~, _a._ Preying, rapacious, raptorious.
~Raptorial~, _n._ Bird of prey.
~Raptorious~, _a._ Preying, raptorial.
~Raptors~, _n. pl._ Raptores, ACCIPITRES, raptorials, birds of prey.
~Rapture~, _n._ Transport, ecstasy, ravishment, beatitude,
beatification, bliss, great happiness, heavenly joy.
~Rapturous~, _a._ Ecstatic, ravishing, transporting.
~Rara avis~, _n._ [L.] ~1.~ Rare bird.
~2.~ Curiosity, rare thing, unusual thing.
~Rare~, _a._ ~1.~ Thin, subtile, not dense.
~2.~ SCARCE, uncommon, infrequent, unfrequent, singular,
extraordinary, strange, out of the way, not common.
~3.~ Choice, fine, excellent, exquisite, incomparable, inimitable.
~4.~ Underdone, nearly raw, not well done or well cooked.
~Rarefy~, _v. a._ Make rarer, make less dense.
~Rarity~, _n._ ~1.~ Thinness, subtilty.
~2.~ Uncommonness, infrequency.
~3.~ Uncommon thing, scarce thing.
~Rascal~, _n._ Knave, rogue, villain, scoundrel, scapegrace, caitiff,
scamp, miscreant, mean wretch.
~Rascality~, _n._ Knavery, knavishness, wickedness, villany,
dishonesty, trickery, chicane, chicanery.
~Rascally~, _a._ ~1.~ Wicked, villanous, bad.
~2.~ Mean, base, sorry, pitiful.
~Rash~, _a._ Reckless (_in action_), headlong, hasty, precipitate,
heedless, thoughtless, inconsiderate, indiscreet, impulsive, fool-
hardy, hot-headed, hot-brained, hare-brained, without ballast.
~Rash~, _n._ (_Med._) Exanthem, exanthema, eruption, breaking out.
~Rasher~, _n._ Slice (_of pork or bacon_), COLLOP.
~Rashness~, _n._ Recklessness (_in action_), precipitancy,
precipitation, hastiness, venturesomeness, TEMERITY, heedlessness,
thoughtlessness, inconsiderateness, foolhardiness.
~Rasores~, _n. pl._ (_Ornith._) Gallinaceous birds.
~Rasorial~, _a._ Gallinaceous.
~Rasp~, _n._ Coarse file (_the prominences in which are made by a
punch and not by a chisel, as are those of the file, properly so
called_).
~Rat~, _v. n._ Desert one's party (_from interested motives_), bolt.
~Ratable~, _a._ ~1.~ To be rated.
~2.~ Proportional, PRO RATA.
~3.~ Liable to taxation.
~Ratably~, _ad._ Proportionally, proportionably, proportionately, in
proportion, PRO RATA.
~Ratchet~, _n._ Click, catch, detent, pawl.
~Rate~, _n._ ~1.~ Standard, fixed measure.
~2.~ Cost, price.
~3.~ Worth, value, valuation, estimation, rank.
~4.~ Proportion, ratio, degree.
~5.~ Tax, assessment, impost, charge, duty.
~Rate~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Estimate, value, appraise, set a value on.
~2.~ Scold, chide, reprimand, berate.
~3.~ ABUSE, vilify, defame.
~Rather~, _ad._ ~1.~ Preferably, in preference.
~2.~ Moderately, in some measure, in some degree.
~Rather than~, More than, sooner than, more willingly than, in
preference to.
~Ratification~, _n._ ~1.~ Confirmation, substantiation, corroboration,
establishment, evidence, proof.
~2.~ Approval, consent, sanction.
~Ratify~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Confirm, substantiate, corroborate, establish,
settle.
~2.~ Approve, sanction, bind, consent to, make valid.
~Ratio~, _n._ Proportion, rate.
~Ratiocination~, _n._ Reasoning, argumentation.
~Ration~, _n._ Portion (_of food or drink_), allowance.
~Rational~, _a._ ~1.~ Intellectual, endowed with reason.
~2.~ Reasonable, just, right, equitable, fit, proper, agreeable to
reason, according to reason.
~3.~ Judicious, sagacious, enlightened, sensible, wise, intelligent.
~4.~ Sane, in one's right mind, in one's sober senses.
~Rationale~, _n._ Reason, cause, theory, exposition, the why and the
wherefore, the reason why, theoretical explanation, theoretical
solution.
~Rationalism~, _n._ (_Theol._) Neology, rationalistic interpretation
(_of the Scriptures_).
~Rationality~, _n._ Sanity, soundness of mind.
~Rationally~, _ad._ Reasonably.
~Ratoon~, _n._ Sprout, shoot.
~Ratsbane~, _n._ Arsenic, white arsenic, arsenious acid, white oxide
of arsenic.
~Rattle~, _v. n._ Clatter.
~Rattle-brained~, _a._ Giddy, wild, rattle-headed.
~Rattle-head~, _n._ Chatterer, prater, GABBLER, giddy talker.
~Rattle-headed~, _a._ Giddy, wild, rattle-brained.
~Rattle on~, Prate, prattle, babble, jabber, chatter, talk idly.
~Rattles~, _n. pl._ Croup, hives.
~Raucous~, _a._ Hoarse, husky, rough, harsh.
~Ravage~, _v. a._ Ruin, spoil, waste, devastate, destroy, despoil,
sack, ransack, desolate, pillage, plunder, strip, lay waste.
~Ravage~, _n._ Ruin, waste, spoil, pillage, rapine, desolation,
destruction, devastation, havoc.
~Rave~, _v. n._ Rage, be mad, be wild, be delirious, talk irrationally.
~Ravel~, _v. a._ Disentangle, untwist, unravel.
~Raven~, _a._ Black, ebon, inky, sable.
~Ravening~, _a._ RAVENOUS.
~Ravenous~, _a._ Voracious, rapacious, devouring, ravening, greedy,
insatiable, insatiate.
~Ravine~, _n._ Gorge, defile, deep pass.
~Raving~, _n._ Madness, frenzy, fury, rage.
~Raving~, _a._ Furious, frenzied, frantic, distracted, mad, infuriate.
~Ravish~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Violate, deflour, constuprate, defile, abuse,
debauch, outrage, commit rape upon.
~2.~ Enchant, charm, captivate, delight, enrapture, transport.
~Ravishment~, _n._ ~1.~ Rape, defloration, constupration, violation,
defilement.
~2.~ Rapture, ecstasy, transport, great delight, enravishment.
~Raw~, _a._ ~1.~ Uncooked.
~2.~ Inexperienced, unskilled, unprepared, green.
~3.~ Cold, bleak, chilly.
~4.~ Unmanufactured, in the natural state.
~Ray~, _n._ Beam, gleam.
~Rayed~, _a._ ~1.~ Striped, streaked.
~2.~ (_Zoöl._) Radiate.
~Ray-grass~, _n._ Darnel, rye-grass (_Lolium perenne_).
~Rayless~, _a._ Sunless, beamless, darksome, dark, black, dismal,
pitchy, Cimmerian.
~Ray-stone~, _n._ Actinolite, strahlstein.
~Raze~, _v. a._ Overthrow, demolish, subvert, destroy, ruin.
~Razor-bill~, _n._ Black-billed auk (_Alca torda_).
~Razor-strap~, _n._ Strap, strop, razor-strop.
~Razor-strop~, _n._ RAZOR-STRAP.
~Reach~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Extend, stretch, stretch forth, hold forth.
~2.~ Touch, extend to.
~3.~ Strike, hit.
~4.~ Arrive at, come to, get to, got at, make way to.
~5.~ Get, obtain, attain to.
~Reach~, _v. n._ Extend, be extended.
~Reach after~, Try to get, endeavor to obtain.
~Reach~, _n._ ~1.~ Reaching, extension.
~2.~ Power to reach.
~3.~ Capacity, capability, grasp.
~4.~ Extent, extension, stretch, range, compass, distance, space,
span, spread.
~5.~ [_Rare._] Stratagem, ruse, fetch.
~React~, _v. a._ Repeat, re-enact, perform again, act again.
~React~, _v. n._ ~1.~ Recoil, rebound, fly back, spring back.
~2.~ Act reciprocally.
~Reaction~, _n._ ~1.~ Rebound, recoil.
~2.~ Reciprocal action.
~Read~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Peruse.
~2.~ Interpret, decipher, unravel, make out, understand.
~Read~, _v. n._ ~1.~ Practise reading, be studious in books.
~2.~ Be read, appear in reading.
~Read~, _a._ Learned, versed in books.
~Readable~, _a._ ~1.~ Legible, that may be read.
~2.~ Worth reading, fit to be read.
~Readiness~, _n._ ~1.~ Promptness, promptitude, quickness, alertness,
alacrity.
~2.~ Dexterity, aptness, aptitude, expertness, facility, knack,
easiness.
~3.~ Preparedness, ripeness, fit state.
~4.~ Willingness, disposition, inclination.
~Reading~, _n._ ~1.~ Perusal.
~2.~ Study of books.
~3.~ Version, interpretation, lection.
~Ready~, _a._ ~1.~ Prepared, in readiness.
~2.~ Prompt, quick, expeditious.
~3.~ Apt, expert, dexterous, adroit, clever, quick, sharp, smart.
~4.~ Willing, disposed, inclined.
~5.~ Near, handy, convenient, commodious, at hand.
~6.~ Easy, opportune, facile, short.
~Reagent~, _n._ (_Chem._) Test.
~Real~, _a._ ~1.~ Actual, veritable, substantial, substantive,
absolute, positive, actually being or existing; not imaginary, or
supposititious; not fictitious.
~2.~ True, genuine, not counterfeited, not factitious, not artificial.
~3.~ Intrinsic, internal, essential.
~4.~ (_Law._) Not personal.
~Realgar~, _n._ Red orpiment, red sulphuret of arsenic.
~Reality~, _n._ ~1.~ Truth, verity, actuality, fact, actual existence,
matter of fact.
~2.~ (_Law._) Realty, immobility.
~Realize~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Effect, accomplish, perform, bring into being
or act, work out, bring to pass.
~2.~ Make real, consider as real, bring home to one's self.
~3.~ Earn, gain, acquire, get.
~Really~, _ad._ Actually, truly, absolutely, positively, certainly,
verily, indeed, in fact, in reality, in truth.
~Realty~, (_Law._) Reality, immobility.
~Ream~, _n._ Twenty quires.
~Reanimate~, _v. a._ Resuscitate, revive, bring to life, restore to
life.
~Reap~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Cut with a sickle.
~2.~ Gather, gain, get, obtain.
~Reap~, _v. n._ Gather the harvest.
~Reaping-hook~, _n._ Sickle.
~Rear~, _n._ Hinder part (_particularly of an army_).
~Rear~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Raise, elevate, lift, raise up.
~2.~ Bring up, RAISE.
~Rearward~, _ad._ Behind, abaft, astern, aft.
~Reason~, _n._ ~1.~ Intellect, mind, sense, understanding, rational
faculty, thinking principle, intellectual powers or faculties,
discursive power or faculty.
~2.~ Cause, ground, principle, motive, consideration, account,
efficient cause.
~3.~ Design, purpose, end, object, aim, final cause.
~4.~ Argument, reasoning, chain of reasoning, process of reasoning.
~5.~ Reasonableness, wisdom, common sense, good sense, right or just
view.
~6.~ Theory, exposition, rationale.
~Reason~, _v. n._ ~1.~ Draw conclusions, draw inferences, make
deductions.
~2.~ Argue, debate, dispute, chop logic, try conclusions, bandy words
or arguments, hold or carry on an argument.
~Reasonable~, _a._ ~1.~ Right, equitable, just, rational, fit, proper,
according to reason, agreeable to reason.
~2.~ Judicious, sensible, wise, sagacious, enlightened.
~3.~ Tolerable, moderate.
~4.~ Cheap, low, not dear.
~5.~ [_Rare._] RATIONAL, intellectual, endowed with reason.
~Reasoning~, _n._ Ratiocination, argumentation.
~Reassurance~, _n._ ~1.~ Renewed assurance.
~2.~ (_Law._) Reinsurance.
~Reassure~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Hearten, enhearten, encourage, assure again,
restore courage to.
~2.~ (_Law._) Reinsure.
~Rebate~, _v. a._ Diminish, lessen, reduce, abate, bate.
~Rebate~, _n._ (_Com._) Discount, allowance, deduction, reduction,
drawback, abatement.
~Rebel~, _n._ Insurgent, traitor, revolter.
~Rebel~, _v. n._ Revolt, resist lawful authority, take up arms against
the government.
~Rebellion~, _n._ Insurrection, sedition, revolt.
~Rebellious~, _a._ Insubordinate, riotous, disobedient, mutinous,
refractory, contumacious, seditious, traitorous.
~Rebound~, _v. n._ Reverberate, recoil, react, spring back, fly back,
bound back.
~Rebound~, _n._ Resilience, repercussion, reaction, recoil,
reverberation.
~Rebounding~, _n._ Resilience, repercussion, reaction, recoil,
reverberation.
~Rebuff~, _n._ Repulse, check, opposition, resistance.
~Rebuff~, _v. a._ Repel, resist, reject, check, oppose.
~Rebuild~, _v. a._ Reconstruct.
~Rebuke~, _v. a._ Censure (_somewhat passionately_), REPROVE,
reprimand, chide, reprehend, admonish, blame, upbraid, lecture, scold,
scold at, find fault with, BLOW UP.
~Rebuke~, _n._ Censure (_given impulsively_), reprimand, remonstrance,
expostulation, REPROOF, reproval, reprehension, animadversion, blame,
reproach.
~Rebut~, _v. a._ Repel (_by argument or by evidence_), confute,
refute, disprove, show the fallacy of.
~Recall~, _v. a._ Revoke, retract, recant, repeal, rescind, annul,
overrule, cancel, nullify, countermand, set aside.
~Recall~, _n._ Revocation, recantation, retraction.
~Recant~, _v. a._ Retract, revoke, recall, annul, abjure.
~Recant~, _v. n._ Unsay what has been said, eat one's words.
~Recantation~, _n._ Retraction, revocation, recall, abjuration.
~Recapitulate~, _v. a._ Run over, sum up.
~Recapitulation~, _n._ Summary, summing up.
~Recede~, _v. n._ Retire, withdraw, retreat, retrograde, give way,
move back.
~Receipt~, _n._ ~1.~ Reception.
~2.~ Recipe, prescription, formulary.
~3.~ (_Com._) Acquittance, acknowledgment of payment.
~Receive~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Take (_what comes to hand_), ACCEPT, derive,
obtain, acquire, get.
~2.~ Admit, take in.
~3.~ Entertain, welcome, greet, not reject, not repel.
~4.~ Allow, permit, tolerate.
~5.~ Believe, embrace, give credence to.
~Receiver~, _n._ ~1.~ Recipient.
~2.~ Receptacle.
~Recension~, _n._ Review, re-examination, revisal.
~Recent,~ _a._ ~1.~ New, novel, not long past.
~2.~ Late, fresh, newly come.
~3.~ Latter, modern.
~Recently~, _ad._ Lately, late, latterly, newly, of late, not long ago.
~Receptacle~, _n._ Receiver, reservoir.
~Reception~, _n._ ~1.~ Receiving, acceptance, receipt, admission.
~2.~ Welcome, entertainment, party, levee, SOIRÉE.
~Recess~, _n._ ~1.~ Retreat, nook, corner, niche, place of retirement.
~2.~ Intermission, respite, remission of labor, suspension of business.
~Recherché~, _a._ [Fr.] Choice, select, elegant.
~Recipe~, _n._ Receipt, prescription, formulary.
~Reciprocal~, _a._ ~1.~ Mutual, correlative.
~2.~ Interchangeable.
~Reciprocate~, _v. n._ Alternate, act interchangeably.
~Reciprocate~, _v. a._ Interchange, exchange.
~Reciprocation~, _n._ Interchange, exchange, reciprocity.
~Reciprocity~, _n._ Interchange, reciprocation, exchange.
~Recital~, _n._ ~1.~ Repetition, rehearsal, recitation.
~2.~ Narration, relation, description, narrative, account, statement,
history, story.
~Recitation~, _n._ Recital, rehearsal, repetition.
~Recite~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Repeat, rehearse, say by heart, repeat by note.
~2.~ Narrate, relate, tell.
~3.~ Enumerate, tell over.
~Reckless~, _a._ Careless, heedless, rash, mindless, inconsiderate,
uncircumspect, headlong, indiscreet, incautious, giddy, imprudent,
improvident, volatile, wild, flighty, unsteady, giddy-brained, hare-
brained, HARUM-SCARUM.
~Reckon~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Count, number, compute, calculate, enumerate,
cast, cast up.
~2.~ Estimate, esteem, account, regard, repute.
~3.~ [_Colloquial._] Think, conjecture, suppose, guess, believe.
~Reckoner~, _n._ Counter, calculator.
~Reckon for~, Pay a penalty for.
~Reckon on~, Depend upon, place dependence on, count upon, reckon upon.
~Reckon with~, Settle an account with.
~Reckoning~, _n._ ~1.~ Counting, computation, calculation.
~2.~ Account, register, score, charge, bill.
~Reckon upon~, RECKON ON.
~Reclaim~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Reform.
~2.~ Regain, recover, restore, reinstate.
~Reclamation~, _n._ ~1.~ Recovery.
~2.~ Demand, claim.
~Recline~, _v. a._ Lean.
~Recline~, _v. n._ ~1.~ Lean, bear.
~2.~ Couch, lie, lie down, be recumbent.
~3.~ Rest, repose.
~Reclining~, _a._ ~1.~ Leaning, recumbent.
~2.~ Resting, reposing.
~Recluse~, _n._ Hermit, anchoret, solitary, solitaire, anchorite,
EREMITE.
~Recognition~, _n._ ~1.~ Recollection, memory, remembrance.
~2.~ Acknowledgment, avowal, confession.
~Recognize~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Know again, remember as formerly known,
notice as already known.
~2.~ Acknowledge, admit, own, avow, confess, confess knowledge of.
~Recoil~, _v. n._ ~1.~ Rebound, reverberate, react, spring back, fly
back, bound back.
~2.~ Shrink, falter, fall, flinch, blench, draw back.
~Recoil~, _n._ Resilience, rebound, reaction.
~Recoil from~, Abhor, loath, abominate, detest, nauseate, feel disgust
at, shrink from.
~Recollect~, _v. a._ Recall (_with effort_), REMEMBER, call up, call
to mind, call to remembrance.
~Recollection~, _n._ Remembrance, reminiscence, memory.
~Recommend~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Commend, praise, approve.
~2.~ Make acceptable.
~Recommendation~, _n._ Commendation, praise, approval, approbation,
good opinion.
~Recompense~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Reward, repay, requite, compensate,
satisfy, remunerate.
~2.~ Reimburse, indemnify, redress, make up for, make amends for.
~Recompense~, _n._ Reward, satisfaction, remuneration, compensation,
indemnity, indemnification, amends.
~Reconcilable~, _a._ ~1.~ Appeasable, placable, forgiving.
~2.~ Consistent.
~Reconcile~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Conciliate, pacify, propitiate, restore to
friendship.
~2.~ Content, bring to acquiescence, make contented.
~3.~ Harmonize, make consistent, bring into harmony.
~4.~ Settle, adjust, compose, heal, make up.
~Reconcilement~, _n._ RECONCILIATION.
~Reconciliation~, _n._ ~1.~ Pacification, accommodation,
reconcilement, adjustment, atonement, restoration of harmony.
~2.~ Agreement, congruity, consonance, concordance, consistency,
congruency, correspondence.
~Recondite~, _a._ ~1.~ Hidden, occult, dark, obscure, abstruse,
transcendental, high, mystic, mystical.
~2.~ Profound, deep.
~Reconnaissance~, _n._ Preliminary survey, rough survey.
~Reconnoitre~, _v. a._ [Written also _Reconnoiter_.] Inspect, view,
survey, examine.
~Reconsider~, _v. a._ Review, consider again.
~Reconsideration~, _n._ Renewed consideration.
~Reconstruct~, _v. a._ Rebuild, re-establish, construct again.
~Reconstruction~, _n_. Rebuilding, re-establishment, restoration,
renovation, redintegration, reconstitution, instauration,
REHABILITATION.
~Record~, _v. a._ Register, enroll, chronicle, note, journalize, make
an entry of, take down, jot down, make a memorandum of.
~Record~, _n._ ~1.~ Register, account, note, chronicle, minute,
memorandum, memoir.
~2.~ Vestige, trace, memorial.
~Recorder~, _n._ Registrar, register, scribe, clerk.
~Recount~, _v. a._ Rehearse, relate, recite, narrate, enumerate, tell,
give an account of.
~Recourse~, _n._ Resort.
~Recover~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Regain, recuperate, get back.
~2.~ Retrieve, restore, repair, recruit, re-establish.
~3.~ (_Law._) Obtain by course of law, get by judgment.
~Recover~, _v. n._ ~1.~ Rally, regain health, get well, be restored to
health.
~2.~ Be restored, be reinstated, regain the former state.
~3.~ (_Law._) Obtain judgment.
~Recovery~, _n._ ~1.~ Regaining, recuperation.
~2.~ Recruiting, restoration, convalescence.
~Recreant~, _a._ ~1.~ Cowardly, dastardly, craven, pusillanimous, mean-
spirited, faint-hearted.
~2.~ Apostate, treacherous, false, faithless, untrue, backsliding.
~Recreate~, _v. a._ Refresh, reanimate, entertain, divert, amuse.
~Recreate~, _v. n._ Unbend, take recreation, be diverted, be amused.
~Recreation~, _n._ Amusement, diversion, entertainment, relaxation,
sport, play, pastime.
~Recrement~, _n._ Scoria, dross, spume, scum, refuse.
~Recriminate~, _v. n._ Return an accusation.
~Recruit~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Repair, replenish.
~2.~ Refresh, revive, restore, renovate.
~3.~ (_Mil._) Reinforce, supply with new men.
~Recruit~, _v. n._ ~1.~ Raise new soldiers, get supplies of men.
~2.~ Revive, recover, regain health, be restored to health, get well.
~Rectify~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Correct, redress, mend, reform, amend, set
right, make right.
~2.~ (_Chem._) Refine, purify.
~Rectilineal~, _a._ Right-lined.
~Rectilinear~, _a._ Right-lined.
~Rectitude~, _n._ Uprightness, integrity, probity, honesty, justice,
equity, virtue, goodness, righteousness, principle.
~Rectorate~, _n._ Office of rector.
~Rectorship~, _n._ Office of rector.
~Rectus in curia~, [L.] Right in court, free from accusation, free
from any charge.
~Recumbent~, _a._ Leaning, reclining.
~Recuperate~, _v. a._ Recover, regain, get back.
~Recuperation~, _n._ Recovery.
~Recur~, _v. n._ ~1.~ Return, come back, come again, be repeated.
~2.~ Run in the mind, run in one's head.
~3.~ Resort, revert, have recourse.
~Recurrent~, _a._ Returning (_at intervals_), renewed, reiterated.
~Recurring~, _a._ Returning (_at intervals_), renewed, reiterated.
~Recurved~, _a._ (_Bot._) Curved outwards, curved backwards.
~Recusancy~, _n._ Nonconformity, dissent, heresy, heterodoxy.
~Recusant~, _n._ Dissenter, nonconformist.
~Red-chalk~, _n._ Reddle.
~Redden~, _v. a._ Make red.
~Redden~, _v. n._ Blush, color, become red.
~Reddish~, _a._ Brick-colored, STAMMEL, somewhat red.
~Reddish-yellow~, _a._ CARROTY.
~Reddle~, _n._ Red-chalk.
~Redeem~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Repurchase, buy back.
~2.~ Ransom, free, liberate, deliver, rescue, recover, save.
~3.~ Compensate, make amends for, atone for.
~4.~ Fulfil, keep, discharge, make good.
~Redeemer~, _n._ ~1.~ Ransomer.
~2.~ [With _The_ prefixed.] Christ, Jesus, Immanuel, the Saviour, the
Messiah, the Mediator, the Intercessor, the Advocate, the Judge, the
Anointed, the Word, the Son of man, the Son of God, the Lamb of God.
~Redemption~, _n._ ~1.~ Repurchase.
~2.~ Ransom, release, liberation, deliverance, rescue, salvation.
~3.~ Performance, discharge, fulfilment.
~Red-eye~, _n._ (_Ich._) Rudd (_Lenciscus erythophthalmus_).
~Red-gum~, _n._ Gum-rash.
~Redintegrate~, _v. a._ Restore, renew, reconstitute, re-establish,
reconstruct, renovate.
~Redintegration~, _n._ Restoration, renewal, re-establishment,
reconstruction, renovation.
~Red-lead~, _n._ Minium.
~Red-letter~, _a._ Fortunate, lucky, happy, auspicious.
~Redolence~, _n._ Fragrance, aroma, perfume, pleasing scent, sweet
scent, grateful odor.
~Redolency~, _n._ Fragrance, aroma, perfume, pleasing scent, sweet
scent, grateful odor.
~Redolent~, _a._ Fragrant, odoriferous, aromatic, balmy, sweet-
scented, sweet-smelling.
~Redouble~, _v. a._ Repeat, reduplicate, reiterate, renew.
~Redouble~, _v. n._ Be repeated, become twice as much.
~Redoubtable~, _a._ Formidable, terrible (_to foes_), dreadful.
~Redound~, _v. n._ Result, contribute, conduce, tend.
~Red precipitate~, Red oxide of mercury.
~Red puccoon~, Blood-root, blood-wort, red-root (_Sanguinaria
canadensis_).
~Redress~, _v. a._ Remedy, repair, relieve from, make amends for.
~Redress~, _n._ Remedy, relief, amends, compensation, reparation,
atonement.
~Red-root~, _n._ ~1.~ New-Jersey tea (_Ceanothus americanus_).
~2.~ Stoneweed, puccoon-root (_Lithospermum arvense_).
~Red saunders-wood~, Red sandalwood, ruby-wood.
~Red squirrel~, Chickaree (_Sciurus Hudsonius_).
~Reduce~, _v. a._ ~1.~ Restore, bring back.
~2.~ Render, form, mould, make, shape, model, remodel, convert into,
resolve into, change into, bring into, bring to.
~3.~ Diminish, contract, lessen, abate, decrease, abridge, curtail,
shorten, cut short, cut down, make less.
~4.~ Depress, debase, lower, weaken, dwarf.
~5.~ Subdue, conquer, subjugate, overpower, overthrow, vanquish,
master, get the better of, get the upper hand of, bring into subjection.
~6.~ Impoverish, ruin, bring to want, bring to poverty.
~7.~ (_Math._) Solve, resolve.
~Reduction~, _n._ ~1.~ Conversion, resolution, transmutation.
~2.~ Diminution, contraction, decrease, abridgment, lessening,
retrenchment, abatement, decrement, curtailment, lowering.
~3.~ Depression, detrusion, abasement, lowering.
~4.~ Subjugation, conquest, mastery, subdual, victory over.
~5.~ (_Math._) Resolution, solution.
~Redundance~, _n._ ~1.~ Excess, superabundance, exuberance, more than
enough.
~2.~ Diffuseness.