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realty
Property consisting of land and buildings.
ream
To enlarge a hole using a tool.
reap
to receive as a consequence
reap the harvest
to gather the results of work or effort.
reap the whirlwind
Face serious consequences from reckless actions.
reap what one sows
Face consequences of one's actions.
reaper
A person or machine that harvests crops.
reappear
To come back into view or existence.
reappearance
The act of coming back into view.
reapply
To apply again for something.
rear
The back part of something.
rear one's head
to appear unexpectedly or to emerge
reardon
a surname; often refers to a specific person
rearrange
To change the order or position of something.
rearrange the deck chairs on the titanic
To waste time on trivial matters during a crisis.
rearrangement
Changing the arrangement of something.
rearview
A mirror that shows what is behind a vehicle.
reason
the cause of an action or event
reason with
To persuade someone using logical arguments.
reasonable
within the limits of common sense
reasonably
in a logical manner
reassemble
To put something back together again.
reassess
To evaluate or reconsider something again.
reassessment
A careful review or evaluation again.