Letter R
Restore accuracy
Rightful, as an heir
Rightly so called
real geniune
real genuine
Rhyming phrase that describes a loyal friend
Real attitude underlying a facade
"Ripped from the headlines" genre
Risky thing to try for on "Jeopardy!"
Rooster's tale?
Realistic and natural
Results of an accurate DNA test?
Romantic's quest
Renders accurate
Real identity
Representing things they way they are
Resembling a verity
"Rain is wet," e.g.
Richie hit
Rhyme, part 2
Role in "Call Me Madam."
Roosevelt's running mate, 1944
Recent vacationers in Hawaii.
Residents of Pennsylvania Ave.
Ranking card suit
Ranking suit
Ranking suit, in bridge
Reform Party member
Rap without merit
Rex and Fido musically?
Ranking suit, after the bidding
Roll a hoop.
Roll allong on wheels
Roll on casters.
Relative of a rollaway
Rollaway of a sort.
Rolled along
Rear storage compartment of a car
Railroad artery, e.g.
Railroad's main freight lines
Rigid framework
River crosser of a sort
River crosser, maybe
Relationship bond
Relationship foundation
Reliable fund?
Revocable ___ (estate planning tool)
Robber baron creation
Rely on comic Keaton?
Recipients of fiduciary duties
Reliant soul
Remaining leery of
Request from a con artist
Reliable and honest
Reliable and unfailing
Reliable, faithful
Reliable fastener?
Reliable Suzuki?
Reality is the only certainty
"Really put in some effort this time"
Really test
Render, as blubber
Repeated word in '00 Smashing Pumpkins song about an attempt?
Response to "I can't!"
Robert Bruce's motto.
Rugby equivalent of a touchdown
Rugby four-pointer
Rugby scoring attempt
Rugby touchdown
Rugby's equivalent of a touchdown
Return to start
Response to "Would I look good in this?"
Response to "You won't believe this!"
Response to "You wouldn't dare!"
Response to "You'll never believe this!"
Response to "You'll never guess this"
Response to 'You wouldn't!'
Response to a threat
Request before showing someone a really bad haircut, perhaps
Revolutionary fort, now N. Y. C. park.
"Romeo and Juliet" event
"Romeo and Juliet" meeting
"Romeo and Juliet" scene
Rendezvous best not posted on Facebook
Risky date
Risky meeting
Risky rendezvous
Romance scene
Romantic meeting
Romeo and Juliet get-together
Romeo and Juliet had one
Romeo's meeting with Juliet
Romeo's rendezvous
Results of some behind-the-back passes?
Risky dates
Risky get-togethers
Romance novel features
Romantic dates
Romantic meeetings
Romantic meetings
"- Remember" (pop song)
"__ Remember" ("Fantasticks" song)
"__ Remember" ("Fantasticks" tune)
"___ Remember" (1960 song)
"___ Remember" (Broadway standard)
"___ Remember" (from "The Fantasticks")
"___ Remember," hit from "The Fantasticks"
"___ relax" ("Breathe")
"___ relax" (masseur's words)
Reagan screeners: Abbr.
Restrictor of liquids, briefly
Rod's employer in "Get Out"
Rod's employer in "Get Out": Abbr.
Reagan employee
Retirement investment choice
"Russian Ark" title
Russian emperor of old
Romanov with absolute power
Rasputin advisee
Rasputin's advisee
Rasputin's puppet
Rasputin's ruler
Recipient of Faberge eggs
Regal Russian
Relative of a tycoon.
Rimsky-Korsakov's "The Tale of ___ Saltan"
Rimsky-Korsakov's Saltan, e.g.
Romanov e.g.
Romanov V.I.P.
Romanov V.I.P., once
Romanov autocrat
Romanov bigwig
Romanov bigwig, once
Romanov despot
Romanov dynasty member
Romanov dynasty member (Var.)
Romanov leader
Romanov royal of Russia
Romanov ruler (Var.)
Romanov ruler, e.g.
Romanov sovereign
Romanov title
Romanov title (Var.)
Royal Russian (Var.)
Royal Russian of yore
Royal Russian ruler
Royal Russian, once
Royal until 1917
Ruined Russian ruler
Ruler advised by Rasputin
Ruler at the Winter Palace
Ruler before 1917
Ruler before 1917 (Var.)
Ruler before Lenin
Ruler before the revolution
Ruler hidden in "sports arena"
Ruler in "War and Peace"
Ruler in Rimsky-Korsakov operas
Ruler in Verne's Michael Strogoff.
Ruler in old Moscow
Ruler in old St. Petersburg
Ruler in pre-Communist Russia
Ruler in some Russian novels
Ruler in the Romanov line
Ruler in times past
Ruler long gone
Ruler mixed up in arts
Ruler no more
Ruler not seen since 1917
Ruler of Imperial Russia
Ruler of Muscovy
Ruler of Russia
Ruler of imperialist Russia
Ruler of long ago
Ruler of old Russia
Ruler of the Bulgarian Empire
Ruler of the Cossacks
Ruler of the Cossacks, once
Ruler of the past
Ruler of yore (Var.)
Ruler opposed by the Bolsheviks
Ruler over Tolstoy
Ruler removed by a revolution
Ruler that doesn't work anymore
Ruler who lived in the Winter Palace
Ruler whose more common spelling is rare in crosswords
Ruler whose title is derived from the name "Caesar"
Ruler with a line?
Ruler's title derived from "Caesar"
Rurik ruler
Russ. ruler
Russia had one in the 20th century
Russia's Alexis I, e.g.
Russia's Nicholas I, e.g.
Russia's Nicholas II, e.g.
Russia's Nicholas, for one
Russia's leader in 1916
Russian Revolution target
Russian Revolution victim
Russian Revolution victim (Var.)
Russian Royal address
Russian V.I.P.
Russian V.I.P. of yore
Russian anarchists' foe, once
Russian bigwig, pre-1917
Russian despot of old
Russian despot of yore
Russian dynast
Russian emperor, once
Russian figure mentioned in "Fiddler on the Roof"
Russian head, once
Russian lead-in to -evich or -evna
Russian leader before 1917
Russian leader of old
Russian leader of yore
Russian leader until 1917
Russian leader up to 1917
Russian leader, once
Russian monarch of yore
Russian monarch, once (Var.)
Russian noble
Russian overlord
Russian personage
Russian royal, once
Russian royalty
Russian ruler before 1917
Russian ruler before the revolution
Russian ruler of old (Var.)
Russian ruler of the past
Russian ruler until 1917
Russian ruler, formerly
Russian sovereign
Russian sovereign, once (Var.)
Russian title derived from "Caesar"
Russian title that comes from "Caesar"
Russian tyrant, once
russian king
Realm for Peter or Ivan
Russia, at one time
Russia, before Peter the Great
Russia, once
Russia, until 1917
Russian ruler's domain
Resident of the Winter Palace before 1917
Romanov royalty
Royal old Russian
Russia's Alexandra, e.g.
Russian Empress Former Iranian
Russian emperor's wife
Russian empress (variant spelling)
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