witty, skillful storyteller

"rank, told the story of the rank"

implication, outgrowth, or consequence

"certain ramifications"

likely to collapse

"like something was rammed in to shackles"

spoiled, rotten

"something smells absolutely racid here"

bitter hatred

" someone of a higher rank makes you have bitter hatred"

relationship of trust and respect

"rap, shows trust and respect"

deeply absorbed

"give me your rapt attention"

to make thinner, purer, or more refined

"something is rare when it is thinned out and refined"

careless, hasty, reckless

"don't do anything rash"

to approve formally, to confirm

"ratified the agreement, now it is valid"

methodical, logical reasoning

"use of rationale"

portion, share

"sharing rations"

to supply, to restrict, consumption of

"to ration out something"

rational

logical reasoning

"use your rational"

harsh-sounding, boisterous

"something that is rau, something that is raw and harsh sounding"

to destroy, devastate

"like someone is a savage, they cause devestation and they destroy people"

extremely hungry

"she has a ravenous appetitie"

deep, narrow gorge

"somewhere deep in the ravine"

to tear down, demolish

"like grazing, something demolishing the grass"

marked by extreme conservatism, esp in politics

"reacting to arizona with is extreme conservative"

blunt rejection

"like buffin up makes something blunt and re is a rejection"

to reprimand, to scold

"like to puke something means something you have to reprimand someone for"

ro refute by evidence or argument

"something of a rebuttal"

resisting authority or control

"cals is my authority and i'm rejecting CAlS"

to retract on a a statement, opinion. etc

"cant is to say something and re is the retract it"

recapitulate

to review with a brief summary

"lets recapitulate the situation"

open to other's ideas, congenial

relating to obscure learning, known only to a few

"like a klondite bar, not many have it"

to decribe fact or events

"to recount the details"

to draft, enlist, to seek to enroll

to correct

"rectum, someone who is anal is someone who corrects things"

moral uprightness

"like attitude, someone with a good attitude"

recurrence

repetition

"recurring thing"

relief from wrong or injury

"like a redress, it is something that gives you relief from wearing wrong clothes"

room where meals are served

"fectory, like a confectionary, somewhere where things to eat are served"

image, likeness, opinion, thought, impression

to change, to correct

refract

to deflect sound or light

"like refraction of light"

to escape/shelter

to renovate

"a refurbished apartment"

to contradict, discredit

"highly refuted, something controversial"

government rule, systematic plan

"following a strict regimen"

to move backward, revert to an earlier form or state

to restore to good health or condition,, reestablish a person's good reputation

response

"to rejoin, join in some kinda of response"

to make young again, to renew

"she looks rejuvenated"

to assign to a class, especially an inferior one

"like to delegate something, to assign to a class"

to renounce or surrender something

"to relinquish power"

capable of being captured

"something to be remedied, someone who is capable of being captured"

remembrance of past events

"reminisce"

lessening, relaxation

"mission, makes something in peril, less dangers, relaxes something"

to send (usually money) as payment

"mit, something that is sent by money"

pay or reward for work ,trouble

"numeration, you do something you get numerous amount back"

reborn, coming into being again

"nascent, something nasal like a sneeze it is something reborn"

traitor, person abandoning a cause

"like a brigade, you take them to go after a traitor"

to go back on someon's word

"like taking revenge on someone for going back on their word"

to give up or reject a right, title, person, etc

"renounce a title"

fame, widespread acclaim

"world renowned"

meal or mealtime

"like pastor, for a supper"

to revoke formallly withdraw (often a law)

"to formally repeal"

to rebuff, repulse, disgust, offend

to regret a past action

"repent for the sins"

apologetic, guilty, remorseful

"someone who is repentant, have to pay for their sins"

abundantly supplied

"opposite of item depleted"

relaxation, leisure

"like posing for a magazine makes you very relaxed"

to restain or hold in

"repressed memories"

act of restraining or holding in

reprehensible

blameworthy, disreputable

"in comprehensible that something is blameworthy"

to find fault with, blame

"rejection of approaching someone because they are the ones to blame"

morally unprincipled person

"like mulch the reprobate"

to criticize or correct

"inorder to approve something you need to criticize it first and correct it so everything is okay"

reject as having no authority

"just because they have a rep doesn't mean that they have authority"

to repel, fend off, sicken, disgust

"they are repulsed by this creature"

hymns or religious service for the dead

"requiem for a dream"

to return or repay

"requires that you need a receipt to return"

to repeal, to cancel

"like cinders, something like cinderella going to the ball cancelled out everything from the bad stuff"

able to recover quickly after illness or bad luck, able to bounce back to shape"

"She was resilient in character"

determined, firmness of purpose

"she was resolute"

to echo

"it resonates within me"

Repire- to breathe " just like respiration"

to breathe

" just like respiration"

Respite

interval of relief 

"like someone who is spiteful is the opposite of  bad, its relief"

Resplendent

 splendid, brilliant

"sounds like splendid"

Restitution

act of compensating for loss or damage

"seeking restitution"

• Restive

impatient uneasy, restless

"someone who is impatient is someone  who is unrestive"

Restorative

having the power to renew or revitalize

"able to restore something"

• Restrained-

controlled, repressed,  restrictive

"someone who is controlled is very restrained"

• Resuscitate

• Retain

Retard (v)

Reticent

Retinue-

• Retiring

Retort

Retract

Retrench

Retrieve-

Retroactive

Retrograde-

Retrospective

Revelry

Revere

• Revert

• Revile

Revitalize

Revoke

Revulsion-

• Rhapsody-
  

• Rhetoric-

Rhythm

Ribald

1. Riddle (v)

Rife-

• Risque-
  

• Robust-
  

• Rococo

Root (v)

Rostrum

Rotund-

Rue-

Ruminate

• Rustic