132,500 Words Containing "R"

A thrilling journey or experience with something unexpected or risky happening.

The breathable gas all around us. We cannot see it, but we need it to live.

One more of something similar to what you already have or talked about.

What you say or write when someone asks you a question, or a solution to a problem.

Creative work like painting, music, dance, or writing that shows feeling or beauty.

A place where you buy drinks and socialize with people; or a solid piece of something like metal or chocolate.

A living creature with feathers, wings, and a beak that can fly.

When a baby comes out of the mother's body and is born.

The day each year when you celebrate being born.

A short time when you stop working or doing something to rest.

The meal you eat in the morning when you wake up.

Your brother is a boy or man who shares the same parents as you.

A brush is a tool with bristles that you use for cleaning, painting, or combing hair.

A vehicle with four wheels that people drive

More than one child; young boys and girls.

A person who follows the teachings of Jesus Christ and believes in Christianity.

A room in a school where students learn from a teacher.

One of the basic colors like red, blue, yellow, or green that you see in things around you.

A girl or woman who is the child of a parent or parents.

A book that explains what words mean and how to use them.

To exist or to have a quality or state; used with you, we, they.

To come to a place where you are going.

To remove things so that a space becomes empty or unblocked.

To have tears come from your eyes when sad or upset.

End a game or match without a winner; both players or teams have equal points

To consume a beverage by taking it into your mouth and swallowing.

To operate a car, truck, or other vehicle by controlling its direction and speed.

To get money by working, or to gain something through effort.

to travel around a place or study something carefully to learn more

to show or tell someone what you think or feel

To not remember something you knew before; to lose it from memory.

To become very cold and hard like ice, or to make something become ice.

To receive sound through your ears; to listen and understand words

Gained knowledge or developed a skill; American English past form.

To put a visible line or sign on something using a pen, pencil, or similar tool.

To join with another person in the official relationship of marriage; to become husband and wife.

To determine how big, long, or much something is.

To arrange things neatly, or to create a team or plan.

To keep something bad from happening. To stop something before it occurs.

To create or make something, especially in factories or farms.

Brown is a dark colour you see in earth, wood, and chocolate.

Not containing water or moisture; the opposite of wet.

Coming before the normal or usual time.

Your top choice; the thing you like better than anything else.

Coming at the beginning; happening before anything else in a sequence.

From or belonging to a different country; not from your own place.

Something that does not cost money to have or use.

Mattering a lot or having a strong effect on something.

Having a spouse; in the official relationship of marriage with another person.

A larger amount of something compared to another; the opposite of less.

Made by nature, not by humans; not artificial or fake.

The first version; something new and different from copies.

Something different or extra from what you already have.

Shows that something belongs to or is part of a group that includes you.

Having no faults or problems; completely correct.

Belonging to one person; private or individual, not shared with others.

Happening before now or before something else. From an earlier time.

Of high quality and done with skill, or relating to a skilled job.

Food that has not been cooked, or material that has not been treated or changed.

Prepared and able to do something; not needing more preparation.

In any place or location; used when the specific place doesn't matter.

Something that happens each and every single day.

At a time after now or after something else happens; in the future.

Never means it has not happened, does not happen now, and will not happen. It's the strongest way to say 'not'.

It might be true; I am not sure.

Used to describe something that is true to some extent but not completely. It means quite or fairly.

Something is very likely to happen; you think it will happen.

Actually or truly; used to emphasize something is genuine.

At or in a location that is not here.

Extremely; to a great amount. Used to make an adjective or adverb stronger.

Something that happens at a later time, after an event or action.

Something that happens at a later time, after an event or action.

Separated by some distance; not together or touching.

In a way that is easy to see or understand; without confusion.

Used to ask about or refer to any point in time, especially in questions and negative sentences.

Moving or going forward in direction or time; continuing ahead.

In the place where you are now or where something is.

Done exactly right; in a way with no errors.

Expressing what you think or feel based on your own experience and opinion.

Done the right way, following the rules.