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Roam,
to wander.
roget
I will roam south from Umbria towards Rome.
 
 
Rome,
English way of spelling Roma.
 
 
Romans,
inhabitants of Rome.
Romance,
pure love.
The Romans are full of romance.
 
 
Room,
space to grow/develop.
Room,
a cubicle for living.
Room at the top, UK film was translated a room at the top
(of the house) not with its original meaning of the of
the possibility of a position at the top of the
managerial/social tree.
 
 
Ronnie Corbett,(comedian), Rinic Orbit.
 
 
Root,
origin, lower part.
Root,
dig or search.
Rout,
sent flying in panic.
Route,
way, direction.
 
 
Rouble,
Russian currency.
Rubble,
broken and fallen brickwork or masonry.
He bought the rubble for a rouble.
 
 
Rough,
unfinished.
Ruff,
Tudor starched collar.
That ruff's a bit rough.
 
 
Roundabout,
approximate.
Roundabout,
traffic island.
Roundabout,
fairground mobile amusement.
It was roundabout five o'clock when he fell
off the roundabout, near the roundabout.
 
 
Row,
to propel a boat.
Row,
line.
Row,
noise.
Row,
argument.
Roe,
fish eggs.
Roe,
female deer.
Row to the row of roe, but don't make a row or I'll
row with you and you wont have roe for dinner.
 
 
Road,
street.
Rode,
(pt) to ride.
Rowed,
(pt) to row, a boat.
Rowed,
(pt) to row, to argue.
webster
He rode the horse up the road, rowed with
the owner and rowed home in a boat.
 
 
Rubber,
flexible substance made from tree sap.
Rubber,
eraser.
Rubber,
score in bridge, card game.
Rubber,
US (sl) contraceptive.
Rubbers,
US, overshoes.
(Classic line from the film "Madame Curie", Greer Garson
to Walter Pidgeon as he leaves home, "Don't forget your
rubbers")
 
 
Ruck,
crease or cockle.
Ruck,
fight or squabble.
Rucksack,
not a bag in which one puts the fight takings.
 
 
Rude,
good (health).
Rude,
impudent.
He was in rude health, but rude mannered.
 
 
Rule,
condition, order, obligation.
Rule,
ruler, straight edge.
Rule 27 stated that all rules be made of teak.
I've got 12" but I don't use it as a rule!
 
 
Ruler,
leader.
Ruler,
straight edge.
 
 
Rum,
distilled spirit.
Rum,
odd, strange.
After a half bottle of rum he became very rum.
 
 
Run,
something done by taps, athletes,
 
stockings, and noses.
Run,
score in cricket.
Runs,
multiple scores.
Runs,
paint drips.
 
 
Rushing,
hurring.
Russian,
nationality.
Rushing,
chair seats.
 
 
Rye,
town of Rye.
Rye,
type of grained bread.
 
 
 
 
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