Right (5)
Rightv.i.to take a proper position
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Righteous
Righteous, [richus]a.just, honest, virtuous, pious
Righteously
Righteouslyad.justly, honestly, fitly, virtuously
Righteousness
Righteousnessn.justice, honesty, virtue, piety
Rightful
Rightfula.having a right or just claim, just
Rightfully
Rightfullyad.according to right and justice
Rightfulness
Rightfulnessn.rectitude, justice, honesty
Rightly
Rightlyad.properly, justly, uprightly, exactly
Rightness
Rightnessn.a conformity to the truth, straitness
Rigid
Rigida.strict, exact, stiff, firm, severe
Rigidity
Rigidity, or Rigidnessn.strictness, severity
Rigidly
Rigidlyad.strictly, exactly, sternly, severely
Riglet
Rigletn.a flat and thin square piece of wood
Rigmarole
Rigmarolea.confused, unconnected, irregular
Rigor
Rigorn.strictness, severity, a shivering with cold
Rigorous
Rigorousa.strict, harsh, severe, cruel
Rigorously
Rigorouslyad.strictly, harshly, severely
Riim
Riimn.a border, edge, side, margin, boundary
Rill
Rillv.i.to run in rills or small streams
Rill (2)
Rill, or Rilletn.a small brook, a small stream
Rime
Rimen.a hoarfrost, fog, chink, hole, rhyme
Rimose
Rimose, or Rimousa.full of clefts or chinks
Rimple
Rimplev.to pucker, plait, wither, wrinkle
Rimy
Rimya.foggy, hazy, misty, streamy, hoary
Rind
Rindn.bark, a husk;v.t.to bark, skin, husk
Rindle
Rindlen.a small gutter, a small watercourse
Ring
Ringn.a circle, ornament, sound, set of bells