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revenge
noun
harm or injury that a person
does to another, in return for
something unpleasant
previously done to them.
reverse
reverses reversing reversed verb
to go backward, usually
in a vehicle.
She reversed her motorcycle
into the parking space.
reverse
adjective
at the opposite side, inside,
or back of an object.
The reverse side of the coat
is lined with white material.
reverse noun
revise
revises revising revised verb
to look back over work to
make extra changes.
revision noun
revolution
revolutions noun
1 one complete turn.
2 a time when people fight
to change the government
of their country.
The French Revolution.
N say rev-uh-loo-shun
reward
reward noun
a prize given because of a good
thing someone has done.
They offered a reward to
anyone who found their cat.
rhinoceros
rhinoceroses noun
a heavy mammal that lives in
hot regions. Rhinoceroses have
one or two horns and thick
skin with hardly any hair.
N say ry-noss-er-rus
rhubarb
noun
a large-leaved plant. Its long
stems can be cooked and
eaten as a dessert.
N say roo-barb
rhyme
rhymes noun
words that have the same or
similar sound and are often
found in a poem.
N say rime
rhythm
rhythms noun
a regular pattern of sound,
such as beats in music.
N say rith-um
rib
ribs noun
one of the bones that curves
around from your spine to
the front of your chest. Ribs
protect your internal organs
(see skeleton on page 188).
ribbon
ribbons noun
a thin strip of decorative
material often used
for tying hair
or wrapping
presents.
rice
noun
a grasslike plant
that grows in
warm, wet
regions. The small
white or brown
grains can be cooked
and eaten.
cooked rice
rich
adjective
1 having a lot of money.
2 having a lot of something.
Milk is rich in calcium.
N comparisons richer richest
N opposite poor
riddle
riddles noun
a word puzzle in which you
have to guess the answer
from clues.
ride
rides riding rode ridden verb
1 to travel on
the back of
a horse.
2 to travel
on anything
that moves.
Riding on
a Ferris wheel.
ride noun
ridiculous
adjective
crazy, f unny, or not
making sense.
She looked ridiculous.
N say ri-dik-yuh-lus
right
adjective
1 the opposite direction
to left.
My right hand.
2 correct or lawful.
The right answer.
right noun
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