Letter R 80000–80250

Raceway Raceway shape Racing shape Racing strip Racing venue Racket head shape Rectangle alternative, when rug shopping Relative of a circle. Rink shape Rink, often Rink-shaped Roller Derby track Roller Derby track shape Roller Derby track's shape Roller rink shape Roma tomato shape Roma tomato's shape Room in the White House Rose Bowl shape Rose Bowl's shape. Rose Bowl, e.g. Rose Bowl, for one Round, almost Round-shaped Rounded figure. Rounded fingernail shape Rounded like an egg Rounded rectangle Rounded shape Roundish nail shape Roundish shape Roundish shapes Rug shape, at times Rug shape, often Rugby ball shape Running track shape Running track, e.g. Running track, typically Running-track shape ___ Room of the White House. Rounded off, so to speak. Racetrack owner's workplace? Rose Garden overlooker Resolute desk setting Race tracks Racehorses' courses Racetrack shapes Racetracks Racetracks, e.g. Racetracks, often Racetracks, usually Racing paths Rink shapes Roller rink shapes Roundish figures Running track shapes Running tracks Running-track shapes Relating to certain reproductive glands Reproductive, in a way Reproductive couple Reproductive organ producing eggs Reproductive organ Resembling Humpty Dumpty Round, but not perfectly so Round of applause, e.g. Rack holder Rack locale Rack site Rack spot Range chamber Range component Range section Relative of a fireless cooker. Restaurant fixture Rising locale Rising spot Roast cooker Roast holder Roast roaster Roast roaster and cookie cooker Roast venue Roast's roost Roaster's need Roasting appliance Roasting chamber Roasting place Roasting site Roasting venue Rotisserie, e.g. Restaurant opening? Remove moisture from, as herbs Rack holders Rack sites Range areas Raw foodists don't need them Relatives of grills. Restaurant kitchen array Restaurant needs Rising settings Road pizzeria fixtures Roast settings Roast venues, often Roasters Roasting places "Reply completed," to a ham operator "Roger and ___" "Roger, ___ and out!" Radio message ender Radio message ending Radio operator's word Radio word Radio-message "period" Radio-message ender Radioer's "Back to you" Radioer's word Radiotelephony word. Rake ___ the coals Ready to move on from Recovered from, as a cold Redundant partner of "done with" Remaining, unused Removing lid from lover's set of six bowls (6) Roger's companion Running a bit long Running long Risk a bad review Repeatedly, as in a process Relative of once more Reasons for some data-plan charges Radio sign-off Radioer's words Radioman's sign-off. Roger's follower. Repeated relentlessly, again and again Repeatedly, as with a broken record Regretted the last trip to the buffet Regretted thirds, perhaps Risked obesity Really stun Restrain by fear. Restrain through wonder. Restrained by fear. Really blows away Raise too high? Risk too much Raised a bid Ready to rain, perhaps Raglan Rewards unduly Render infertile, in a way Really lay it on Run into the ground Run too far or lift too much Recording studio add-ins Racking up fines Racking up fines, like library books Risk indigestion Reason for many New Year's diets Risks postprandial pain Really ham it up Really ham it up, redundantly Really hammed it up Ruin a shot, in a way Ruins films or stars ___ room (extra space at an event) Relay technique Roof eave, e.g. Reinvent government, perhaps Renovate completely Repair thoroughly Repaired completely Rent, to a business owner Risk meltdown Ready to move on reaching to above knee Rest upon Rests upon Rose above Rulers' rulers repeat (someone's) name Roadway sights of yesteryear RED EYE railway bridge Remunerate excessively Reward excessively. Regard too highly Regarded too highly. Regards too highly Respond too strongly react more strongly than is necessary Reverse, as a veto Reversed, as a veto Reverse a court decision Reverse a decision. reverse the decision of (a person with less power) Response to "Objection!," maybe Raise one's blood pressure, maybe Revive the lawn Rigorous to an extreme. Revealing an inappropriate amount of personal detail, as depicted three times in this puzzle Revealing too much personal information online, informally rehousing of people from crowded cities in smaller towns Risk a breakdown, in a way "___ Rainbow," 1939 song Ready to move on from reading Beat poetry? Rousing World War I tune Reason for extra pay Result of a tie Reward for working late Richness of suggestion, as in a poem. "Ruy Blas," for instance. Rossini's "William Tell" has a famous one Romantic proposals Reverse, as a ruling Reverse, legally Reversed on appeal Reason for being trite Reason for muscle aches Reason for wear and tear Rely on excessively Repeat irritatingly. Resort to in excess Runs into the ground Rated too high. Resembling a roly-poly. Review of dazzling new string quartets? Run ragged Replaced, as on a computer Replaced, on a hard drive Running gold medalist Steve Russian hockey icon, for short "Remedia Amoris" poet "Remedies for Love" poet Roman poet who wrote "Metamorphoses" Roman "Art of Love" poet Roman author of "Metamorphoses" Roman love poet Roman poet banished by Augustus Roman poet born in 43 B.C. Roman poet exiled by Augustus Roman poet of "The Art of Love" Roman poet who said "Ah me! Love cannot be cured by herbs" Roman poet who wrote "Ars Amatoria" Roman poet who wrote "Love will enter cloaked in friendship's name" Roman poet who wrote "To be loved, be lovable" Roman poet who wrote "Metamorphoses" Roman poet who wrote the "Metamorphoses" Roman versifier Roman who recorded Greek mythology