redact(v.)
to revise, edit
redoubtable(adj.)
formidable, commanding respect
redress(v.)
to set right or remedy
reel(v.)
to be thrown off balance or feel dizzy
refrain(v.)
to hold oneself back, forbear
reiterate(v.)
to repeat
relish(v.)
to take zestful pleasure in, enjoy the flavor of
remiss(adj.)
negligent, exhibiting carelessness
render(v.)
to say, or to make
renovate(v.)
to restore, return to original state
repose(n.)
rest, sleep
reprehensible(adj.)
deserving criticism
repudiate(v.)
to reject, turn down
repulse(v.)
to cause disgust or distaste, or to drive back, repel
requisition(n.)
a demand for goods, often by an authority
restitution(n.)
compensation, reimbursement
retaliation(n.)
revenge, punishment
retract(v.)
withdraw
retribution(n.)
vengeance, revenge, payback
revel(v.)
to enjoy
