"R" Word List Flashcards
rabble
mob; disorderly
rabid
intense; furious or raging; mad
raconteur
storyteller
raillery
good-humored ridicule
raiment
clothing; garments
rakish
carefree; lively
rambunctious
restless; hard to control
rancor
bitter resentment; hatred
rankle
to cause irritation; to fester
rapacious
taking by force; greedy
rapt
completely absorbed in; overcome with joy, love, etc.
rarefy
to make less dense; to refine
ratify
to officially approve of
ratiocinate
to reason
raucous
irritating or harsh in sound
ravenous
extremely hungry; greedy
rebuff
to refuse; to snub
recalcitrant
disobedient; hard to manage
recidivist
a person who goes back to crime
recondite
difficult to understand; profound
reconnoiter
to survey; to check out in advance
recrimination
countercharge
rectitude
honesty; moral uprightness
recumbent
lying down; reclining
redolent
having a pleasant odor
redoubtalbe
formidable; commanding respect