Letter R 92250–92500

Repeated melodic phrase in swing music. Repeated musical accompaniment Repeated phrase Repeated phrase in a jazz song Repeated phrase in jazz Repeated rhythmic phrase Rearrange before dealing rabble, disreputable people Repeated jazz phrases Repeated musical phrases Repeated phrases in swing music. Repeated short bits in jazz Ransack and rob Ransack; plunder Ransacking weapon? Remington arm Remington product Repeater, maybe Rummage (through) Ransacked and robbed Rummaged (through) Rummaged in an arsenal? Rummaged through an arsenal? Ransackers Ransackers, at times Ransackers, essentially Remington 700s, e.g. Remington products Remington weapons Reconciliation preceder Relationship ender Result of a quarrel, perhaps Riven; split. Russia got it at the 1721 Treaty of Nystadt Russian-dominated gulf Russian-dominated gulf, between Latvia and Estonia. river city on the Dvina rigodon Ribbed pasta Ribbed pasta tubes Ropes for ship's sails RESTORE to normal position Rainlike? Relatively easy turn Regained proper position Restored to its original position Restored to its original position, as a fallen lamp Restored to proper condition Reggie Jackson or Babe Ruth Roger Maris and others Remove italics from text? Redresses restructure (an organization) to cut costs and improve effectiveness without ruthlessly downsizing Reactionaries Roger Clemens or Pedro Martinez Rambling statements. Readies for sailing "Run This Town" Grammy winner, to fans RIGHT inguinal hernia (abbr.) "Rude Boy" R&B singer "Rude Boy" singer ROYAL Institute of International Affairs RIGHT indirect inguinal hernia (abbr.) Reformer Jacob Reformer Jacob Author Reformer Jacob who wrote "How the Other Half Lives" Reformer born in Denmark Reporter Jacob Reporter/reformer Rembrandt van __ Rockett who was the drummer for Poison (and I guess still is since groups don't break up anymore) Rudyard Kipling work about a heroic mongoose Raise hackles Raise one's dander Raise some hackles Really chafe Really grate on Really peeve Rouse to anger Rub the Ruffle some feathers Ruffle the feathers "Rhymes of Childhood" poet. Role for William Bendix. Really pissing off Rainer Maria ___, writer of "Letters to a Young Poet" Runlet. Ran in a small stream Rural brook. Rivulets Runlets. Runnels. Raised border. REVERSIBLE inhibitor of monoamine oxidase type A (abbr.) Relative of hoarfrost __ riche (poetic device) ___ riches (poets' ploys) Resort city on the Adriatic where Federico Fellini was born Resort on the Adriatic coast Rolled around the lip of the cup, as a golf ball Rolling around the edge, but not going in Rolls around the edge, as of a golf cup. Rolls off the hoop, with "out" Rounded edges, usually Red pine Red pine of N. Z. "Registered" image, on product names Romantic Italian hero. Romantic medieval hero. Rivulet: Dial. Russian hemp Russian hemps Ray Robinson's métier. Rocky's workplace Roped square. Roy Jones, Jr.'s workplace Rirosyng Requesting an answer Rebel chief. Relatives of demagogues. Richard Starkey Richard Starkey Jr. Richard Starkey, familiarly Rock Starr Rock star's nickname derived from his jewelry Rock's Starr Rory Storm and the Hurricanes drummer Rock drummer's wood sealant? "Rolling Stone" ranked him just above Buddy Rich Run __ (be markedly better than) Run __ (outperform) Right up front row of seats nearest a boxing or circus ring Records, as a sale Registers a sale Registers, as a sale Raccoon type Record at the register Record on the cash register, as a sale Record, as a payment Register a sale? Register on a register Register, as a sale Radio City feature. Randy and Tai's milieu Rangers locale Rangers' milieu Relative of an arena. Rockefeller Center magnet Rockefeller Center meeting place. Rockefeller Plaza attraction. Rockefeller Plaza feature in the winter Roller derby venue Roller hockey venue Roller skater's place Roller skating venue Roller-derby surface Roller-skating venue Rollerskating area Roller Derby milieus Roller derby spots Remove soap in the sink Remove All, maybe Remove lather from Remove shampoo Remove soap from Remove soap suds. Remove soap. Remove soapsuds from Remove suds Remove suds from Remove the lather Remove the soap from Remove the soap. Remove the soapsuds Remove the soapsuds from Remove the suds Repeat partner Request to one in a chair? Rid of lather Run through water Run under the tap Run under water Run water on Run water through remove soap from (washed clothes, hair, etc) by applying clean water Ran over water Ran under a faucet Ran under the tap Ran under the tap, e.g. Ran under water, say Ran water over Ready for the salad, as produce Removed film, say Removed shampoo Removed soap Removed soap from Removed suds Removed suds from Removed the soap from Removed the suds Removed the suds from Rid of suds Removed soap and dirt Removed soap and dirt, e.g. Remove, as soap Run some water over Removes soap from Removes suds from Removes the suds from Rids of lather Rids of suds Runs water over Removes the shampoo from, say Removing soap from Retro laundry-soap brand Rusty's canine companion Rusty's dog Rusty's dog, to Rusty "River" in Spanish "Road to ___" "Road to ___" (1947 flick) "Road to ___," 1947 film "Road to _____" (1947) "Road" movie town "Rock in ___" (2001 Iron Maiden album) "Rolling Down to ___." Recent Olympics host Relative of an arroyo. Resort city that shares its name with a Duran Duran hit Resort on Guanabara Bay Resort to fly to Resort where it's summer in February Resort, familiarly Ricardo's river Rick telles "loving" role Rick telles's "loving" role Riot without end? Rita or Bravo Rita or Grande Rita or Muni Rita's bailiwick Rita's city Rita's home Rita's place Ritzy Vegas hotel River in Costa Rica River in Madrid River in Panama River in Toledo