English words: R

1025 words under R; 1001–1025 on this page.

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• run verb (run, runs, ran, run, running); noun (a run, runs)everyday · Jewish tradition
  To run is to move fast on your feet.
• runaway noun (a runaway, runaways); adjective (runaway)
  noun A person, often a child or teenager, who has run away from home or from somewhere.
• rune noun (a rune, runes)
  A letter of an old alphabet used by Vikings and other Germanic peoples, carved on wood, stone or bone.
• rung noun (a rung, rungs); verb form: past participle of ring…
  A rung is one of the bars or steps of a ladder that you put your feet on.
• runic adjective (runic)
  Written in runes, the letters used by Germanic peoples such as the Vikings and Anglo-Saxons before the Latin alphabet.
• runnel noun (a runnel, runnels)
  A very small stream or brook.
• runner noun (runner, runners)everyday · Jewish tradition
  A runner is a person who runs, often in a race.
• running verb (-ing form of run: run, runs, ran, run, running); noun…everyday · Jewish tradition
  Moving fast on your feet: "He is running.".
• runny adjective (runny, runnier, runniest)
  Runny means more liquid than usual, so it flows easily («runny honey», «a runny egg»).
• runway noun (a runway, runways)
  A runway is a long, flat strip of hard ground at an airport where planes take off and land.
• rupee noun (a rupee, rupees)
  The rupee is the money used in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Mauritius and other countries.
• rupture verb (rupture, ruptures, ruptured, rupturing); noun…
  To rupture is to burst or break open suddenly, like a pipe or a body part.
• rural adjective (rural, more rural)
  Rural means to do with the countryside, not towns or cities.
• rush verb (rush, rushes, rushed, rushing); noun…everyday · Jewish tradition
  To move or do something very fast, often too fast.
• rushen adjective, old word (made of rushes); here used as a name
  Made of rushes, the tough stalks of marsh plants; here it is the name of a girl who wears a coat of rushes.
• rushing verb form (-ing of rush: rush, rushes, rushed, rushing)…everyday · Jewish tradition
  Rushing means moving or doing something very fast, often because there is little time.
• russian adjective (Russian); noun…
  Russian means coming from or connected with Russia, the very large country that stretches from Eastern Europe across northern Asia.
• rust noun (rust — uncountable); verb…
  Rust is the reddish-brown, flaky coating that forms on iron or steel when it gets wet and meets air.
• rustic adjective (rustic, more rustic, most rustic); noun (rustics)
  Simple, plain and natural, like life in the countryside: «a rustic cottage».
• rustle verb (rustle, rustles, rustled, rustling); noun (a rustle)everyday · Jewish tradition
  To rustle is to make a soft, light, crackling sound like dry leaves or paper moving.
• rusty adjective (rusty, rustier, rustiest)
  Covered in rust, the reddish-brown flaky coating that forms on iron and steel when they get wet and meet the air.
• rut noun (a rut, ruts); verb (rut, ruts, rutted, rutting)
  A deep line in soft ground made by wheels.
• ruth noun (ruth — old-fashioned, uncountable); proper noun…everyday · Jewish tradition
  Pity or sorrow for others.
• ruthless adjective (ruthless, more ruthless, most ruthless)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Having no pity; cruel and hard, willing to hurt others to get what you want.
• rye noun (rye, uncountable; rye bread, rye whiskey)
  Rye is a kind of cereal grass grown on farms; its grain is used for flour, bread and animal food.

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