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Guess the R word from clues - part 2

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  • Saying something that is more extreme than the truth.
    prefering
    exaggerating
    blundering
    exasperating
  • A small metric unit, smaller than an inch, a measurement
    yardstick
    meter
    ruler
    centimeter
  • Numbers with only two factors, like 1, 3, 5, 7. Also a way to get Amazon packages faster.
    bribe
    numerous
    preferred
    prime
  • The way a problem is solved, as in a fiction story.
    differences
    characters
    problematic
    resolution
  • Something or someone which is known and liked by lots of people.
    dangerous
    dramatic
    rich
    popular
  • A person who purchases things
    consumer
    stranger
    manager
    teenager
  • A chance to do something.
    striving
    proponent
    restoring
    opportunity
  • A person that no longer works, having completed a career. An object no longer in use.
    articulated
    retired
    reiterate
    illustrated
  • watching over something to make sure it is going well
    supervising
    advertising
    gathering
    ignoring
  • To do something slowly, something changing slowly over time.
    ignoring
    forlornly
    gradually
    minority
  • Helping someone meet someone new, exposing someone to something new.
    inferring
    introducing
    photographing
    greeting
  • grandmothers, cousins, aunts, uncles, daughters, parents
    participants
    relatives
    ridiculous
    problems
  • Someone who teaches at a university
    janitor
    representative
    professor
    senator
  • Half of the earth, like the northern half, southern half, western half, or eastern half.
    rotation
    hemisphere
    equator
    orbit
  • Fourths of something
    quarters
    fractions
    semesters
    squares
  • The distance around a circle
    area
    diameter
    radius
    circumference
  • The method of accomplishing something or figuring something out.
    requesting
    measuring
    problem
    strategy
  • The money a worker makes in a year.
    quarter
    salary
    dollar
    ridicule
  • Noting the similarities and differences between two or more things
    comparison
    enduring
    defering
    partitioning
  • A meeting with someone else, a meeting between a teacher and parents
    formality
    exaggeration
    agreement
    conference
  • An agreement between at least two parties or people, that is usually signed.
    property
    secret
    mortgage
    contract
  • absolutely needed
    necessary
    difference
    opportunity
    particular
  • To wish you hadn't done something, or to wish something hadn't happened
    monitor
    regret
    preferred
    frustrated
  • Being ready for something, or something that is ready.
    prepared
    early
    protected
    purposeful
  • Something kept to oneself or between a small group of people. Not public.
    recovered
    dangerous
    familiar
    private
  • To understand something
    comprehensive
    comprehend
    comparative
    collaborative
  • The leadership of a state, country, city.
    governor
    mayor
    government
    president
  • Something that lasts forever. The opposite of temporary.
    allegory
    underhanded
    permanent
    preferential
  • A win!
    regret
    flounder
    cheater
    victory
  • A saying, or the way a person's face looks to show emotion or thoughts
    expression
    energized
    exaggerated
    experience
  • A ceremony to celebrate finishing an education.
    determination
    graduation
    callibration
    perpetuation
  • Extremely loud, as in very loud applause.
    mirth
    celebration
    expressive
    thunderous
  • Something that is right.
    average
    correct
    respected
    minority
  • Something better than something else. Opposite of inferior. Also a great lake.
    instigator
    superior
    dictator
    interior
  • What a boyfriend might do to a girlfriend, to become engaged.
    purchase
    engrave
    ignore
    propose
  • The instrument that measures and displays how many miles are on a car.
    accelerator
    pedometer
    decimeter
    odometer