| riffle |
a shoal or shallow in a stream, or the ripples of water flowing over it. [5 definitions] |
| riffraff |
persons considered to be worthless or disreputable; rabble. |
| rifle1 |
a firearm with a long barrel having spiral grooves inside designed to increase the accuracy of a shot. [4 definitions] |
| rifle2 |
to search thoroughly in order to rob. |
| rifleman |
a person who uses or is skillful with a rifle. [2 definitions] |
| rifle range |
an area for target practice with a rifle. [2 definitions] |
| riflery |
the practice or skill of marksmanship with rifles. |
| rifling1 |
spiral grooves that are cut onto the inner surface of a gun barrel, pipe, or similar object. |
| rifling2 |
the act or process of searching thoroughly in order to rob; plundering. |
| rift |
a crack or fissure made by breaking, splitting, or separating. [4 definitions] |
| rig |
to equip or prepare for use, as by attaching sails and ropes to (a boat or ship). [10 definitions] |
| Riga |
the capital of Latvia. |
| rigamarole |
variant of rigmarole. |
| rigatoni |
pasta formed into short, ribbed tubes. |
| Rigel |
a blue-white binary star in the constellation Orion, having a combined magnitude of 0.1. |
| rigging |
all the ropes, wires, chains, and the like used on a boat or ship to support the masts and work the sails. [2 definitions] |
| right |
in accordance with what is fair and morally good. [28 definitions] |
| rightabout |
the position assumed by turning around to face in the opposite direction. [3 definitions] |
| right about face |
a military command to turn to the right until facing in the opposite direction, or the performance of this command. [2 definitions] |
| right and left |
in all places or directions; everywhere. |
| right angle |
an angle formed by the meeting of two perpendicular lines and measuring ninety degrees. |