Crossword Clues Start With R, page 1164
Rower's blade
Ruin in the oven
Recipe amount
Red Square name
Rds. with numbers
Refurbished room in mid-blue or gilt decoration
Remarkable beast, ox, found favourable position! (3,4)
Results in
Rascal
Race in a super-G
Restaurant request
Return to help the clan facing a stream of abuse (8)
Razor in a barbershop
Relatives with the same 27-Across, e.g. (2 words)
Rescue
Repulsive crime (6,4,4)
Rocky obstacles in the board game Hallertau
Rossi of "Emily the Criminal"
Round plastic item on a bracelet
Rome's the place for Dot, dash it!
Raquel ---, Hollywood star whose early films included One Million Years BC
Red token enhancing the value of a property in a game of Monopoly
Rimmed platform that moves along a buffet table, perhaps
Root vegetables of the Brassica genus
React to a 5-across, perhaps (5)
Rock collection to play in scene intermittently (5)
"Ready, ___, go!" | Objective | It's taken before a shot
Really fun | Extinguished | Reading material, for short
Rods' partners | Keeps calm | Spools
Revivalist preachers having short slopout with glee (3,10)
Rubik's cube, e. g.
Richards of the Rolling Stones
Roll of bills, informally
"Remember the ___," 2000 sports-drama film starring Denzel Washington based on real events
Remote battery size
___ race (kind of speed racing)
Random ___, oxymoron for Christmas gift-giving, perhaps
Right on the money
Row of icons on a computer screen (7)
Remain fit (4,2,5)
Room on a ship
Respectful always in housing payment (8)
Regret entering into agreement concerning old Australian fashion designer (4,5)
Religious teacher, fed by church, is in court (9)
Retired copper in middle of supper tangled with groom (6,2)
Reverential wonder
Rockies predator
Real doozies
Reef makeup
Roast leader
Rap sheet abbr.
“Roots” author Haley
Rotate
Rib
Response
Rapidity
Rotates
Revealing about meat
Raid carried out without water
Ready to eat
Roofing material
Rules governing social behaviour
Range, domain
Really impress
Rather high, the Parisian church tower
Released pent-up emotions, then forgave silly mates
Rugby player; Poole shop, dear (anag.)
Red to green shade?
Restrict online messages — and entrance supporters?
Refurbished hotel featuring one new means of direct access
Rupees invested in a fake religious retreat
Racers that would not normally be entered at an event, but it might be in their home country perhaps. (9)
Racing colour of Italy. (3)
Ran, as a story (7)
Recalled case of patchy crop growth
Record finished before Edward realised (10)
Recurrent idea from article supported by this writer (5)
Red to green shade? (5)
Relatively speaking, a star! (3)
Relief for tired tootsies
Remote military bases
Removes too much hair when wife drops off cutting equipment?
Repeated "It's no loss" (5)
Reportedly, reproving a person keeping page as gift cover (8,5)
Reproductive cell of a mushroom (5)
Required
Required to give the ok to (4)
Responded in court (Scots and US) (4)
Revise in British university supported by push for reform (5,2)
Riccardo, a GP points-scoring rider in the 1970s who has a namesake racing in the modern era. (5)
Rip off the fastener (5)
Risky (investment) (11)
Rock genre
Rolling Stones classic, - - - It, Black (5)
Royal burgh in Scotland containing the ruined cathedral of Moray (5)
Range
Refueling ship
Ran out, Ran to protect the sick (7)
Reach out to catch, now. It's part of the game (7)
Register, as you roam around (5)
Remove roughly and vamoose (4,3)
Return for, in good shape (6)
Right back to the cooler in a jiffy! (5)
Rips off over and gets time (6)
Rock it, in seething anger (7)
Rubbish by an item of furniture that can be turned around
Rubbish our dustmen cleared (10)
Rugby players crouch side by side with locked arms in them
Rugby: tense win for county (7)
Rule; law
Rulers possessed by evil but making lots of money
Rum-drunk, going into work creates havoc (7)
Rump
Run to get a tin to hold - and a box (6)
Running in front, sneak a look round
Raised
Reusable shopping bag
Really acts (it up)
Rips (up)
Revises for publication
Red or blue, eg
Relic of prehistoric times
Restructure with the aim of improving
Ring. as church bells
Rob - - - -, US actor
Ryan ..... , 2008-18 Inverness goalkeeper (5)
___ rib
Religious offshoot
“Rescue Me” actor Denis
Regions
Recent Beatles single (3,3,4)
River which flows to the Euphrates to form the Shatt al-Arab delta (6)
Round or plump (4-4)
Rubik's ___
Ring, as church bells
Rumba or samba
Remove a knot from
Rubik's cube, e.g.
Rowing stick
Rebelling cupholder I had to reproach (7)
Remote feature that breaks?
Rental for a formal
Right back and I pass our flag (9)
Rank insignia
Regretted taking French street dead end (4)
Respect for the rules (4,4)
Real moon that orbits Saturn
R&B singer Alexander _'_ (5)
Recent hit from Dua Lipa (7)
Refashioned coronet with diamonds a few times (4,2,5)
Relaxed in lake beside ancient houses, extremely large (6)
Reviewed lesson about one member of the cat family (7)
Revolvers a sharpshooter buried in specific locations (10)
Rifled through contents of urn with help? (6)
Round crater contains carbon in the work cited briefly (2,3)
Royal duo largely abandoned venerated woman (3,4)
Run diamonds and finesse (4)
Run social after identification clearance (8)
Rush to get one short dress and colourful African shirt (7)
___, reuse, recycle
___ Rodger, winner of 2012 UK Champs and finalist 2023 (4)
Rock and roll's ___ Na Na
___ reflex
Residue in a hearth
Reverse or second, in a car, e.g.
Rim (of a vessel)
Render senseless with a blow
Russian emperor's title
Rubbish to say no (6)
Rechargeable rides
Redmayne of “The Theory of Everything”
Runs (into)
Radiator sound
Rani’s dress
Rotten
Road sealer
Record finished before Edward realised
Recurrent idea from article supported by this writer
Rubbish our dustmen cleared
Rump
Relative managed to break into key US city
Repeats one's rights during revolting arrest
Raised veranda in South Africa; pesto (anag.) (5)
Ransack ringleader's file illegally (5)
Rapidly; a cape (anag.)
Recording by American possibly using poor set giving views (10,5)
Reindeer, one moving in a showy way? (7)
Relating to plant life (BAT COIN anagram) (7)
Relative managed to break into key US city (6)
Remaining group I have contracted is ill at ease (7)
Repeats one's rights during revolting arrest (7)
Replies with painful rawness (7)
Representatives in the east don't notice constellation
Research project to record everyday life in Britain that began in 1937 (4,11)
Resting bouncer missing nothing at entrance to theatre
Revolutionary London theatre starts to go places (5-4)
Race and work to stop great Brazilian footballer
Ranking used in boxing
Reflecting Hamlet, perhaps term for that?
Rex amid first of such embraces expresses doubts (6)
Rich do deal that's dodgy
Ring-shaped sweets (5)
Rizolli's "partner-in-crime"
Robin, perhaps alert in shot
Rolling Stones blare out in M&S
Ruin a mission or a piece of work. (5)
Ruled as sovereign
Russian leaves something for Santa to fill
____ Raine, actress who played Jenny Lee in Call The Midwife (7)
Refreshing spot
Rule
Ragout
Rude
Radiate
Ruth or
Remove by cleansing
Root vegetable
Reportedly assess light entertainment (5)
Result of some spinning
Reds state
Royal memoir that was the best-selling nonfiction book of 2023
Right-angle shapes
Road's black surface
Roy Scheider film
Really dig
Recent prefix
Really dug
911 responders: Abbr.
Rascal I followed had seafood (6)
Really close, like friends who can confide in one another
Result of out-of-control inflation?
Retrieve like a boxer
Rings about the Italian art exhibits perhaps
Red monster on TV
Route
Reel Big Fish genre
Really frustrate
Refined, stately
Rightness of said piece by lay magistrate (7,2,3,5)
Rob & Chad
Romeo left fireside for moorland (5)
Rosie on "The Jetsons," for one
Runs easily with long strides
Rotated with a buzzing sound (7)
River which rises in Spain and flows through Portugal (5)
Relaxed and got better (8)
Rider, as delivered, used creature (8)
Roman numeral in the title of a second sequel
Richard -, British composer of the Warsaw Concerto from 1941 film Dangerous Moonlight
Rita -, actress who played the title role in films Miss Sadie Thompson, Gilda and Salome