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Words starting with R

Words that start with R

Rick the royal raccoon ran 'round the raspberry bush in Rhode Island.

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Animals starting with R

Animals

Food starting with R

Food

Plants that start with R

Plants

Adjectives that start with R

Adjectives

Verbs that start with R

Verbs

Countries that start with R

Countries

Cities that start with R

Cities

Jobs that start with R

Jobs

Photo of a horses rump

Body parts

Photo of a raspberry bush

Fruit

Photo of a rooster.

Birds

Photo of a rolling pin
Photo by Ginnerobot
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Ris forRolling pin

A rolling pin is a long cylindrical tool, usually made of wood, which usually has a handle on each end to grip onto. Rolling pins are used for flattening out pastry into a smooth sheet the same thickness all over, so it can be used as a pie casing or to cut cookies from.
Kitchen
Photo of a group of otters.
Photo by Mike Baird
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Ris forRomp

A group of otters is called a romp.
Collective
Photo of a roof
Photo by Craig Maccubbin
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Ris forRoof

A roof is the topmost part of a house or building. Rooves are usually sloped and watertight so rain and snow runs off them and doesn't go inside the house.
Structures
An empty room.
Photo by Jason Dean
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Ris forRoom

A room is an enclosed area in a house or building with a specific purpose. A bedroom is for sleeping, a kitchen is for cooking, and a classroom is for learning.
Structures
Photo of chickens roosting
Photo by Will Merydith
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Ris forRoost

A roost is a place where birds go to sit, or the act of birds sitting down to roost. The chickens in the picture are roosting.
Verbs
Photo of a rooster.
Photo by Filip Maljkovi?
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Ris forRooster

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Birds, Farm animals, Male
Photo of tree roots.
Photo by Aaron Escobar
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Ris forRoot

The roots of a plant are usually under the ground, holding the plant in place. The plant absorbs some food through its roots. The picture is of a tree where some of the dirt has washed away, so you can see its roots.
Plant parts
Photo of some rope
Photo by Les Chatfield
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Ris forRope

A rope is a very thick, strong piece of string. You use rope for tying big things, like the sails on a yacht, like the rope in the picture. A fun use for rope is a tug 'o war. Rope is usually made from the fibre from coconut shells, or a modern fibre like nylon, twisted together so it is thicker. If you need to tie something that is too big or heavy for ordinary rope, you either need rope made from strands of metal or use some steel chain.
Materials
Photo of a rose
Photo by S Pisharam
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Ris forRose (plant)

Scientific name: genus: rosa
The rose is a flowering plant, often seen in people's front yards. It is very prickly. Rose flowers are generally white, pink, yellow or red. People give each other gifts of bunches of roses if they really like each other.
Plants
Photo of rose quartz
Photo by Casey Serin
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Ris forRose quartz

Rose quartz is simply quartz containing impurities that gives it a delicate pink colour. It is popular for jewellery, and for carving small ornaments and trinkets from.
Stones