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RABBIT
Chatter (Rabbit and Pork = Talk).   [Rhyming]

RACK OFF
Go away, get lost.   [Strine]

RASH
Insensible to the value of our advice.   [Ambrose Bierce]

RASPBERRY
Fart; "He blew a raspberry" (Raspberry Tart).   [Rhyming]

READING
An ingenious device for avoiding thought  [Helps]

REALIST
One who describes things worse than they are. See Satirist. [Crisp]

REALITY
[1] The dream of a mad philosopher.   [Ambrose Bierce]
[2] What doesn't go away when you stop believing in it. [Philip K. Dick]

REBEL
One who says no.  [Albert Camus]

RECESSION
When your neighbour loses his job (see depression).   [Harry S. Truman]

RECONSIDER
To seek a justification for a decision already made.   [Ambrose Bierce]

RECOVERY ROOM
A place to do reupholstery  [Rural]

RECTITUDE:
A formal, dignified demeanor assumed by a proctologist immediately before the examination. [Anon]

RECTUM
Dang near killed 'em  [Rural]

RED BLOOD COUNT
Dracula   [Rural]

REINTARNATION
Coming back to life as a hillbilly.  [Anon]

RELIGION
The opium of the people.   [Karl Marx]

REMARRIAGE
The triumph of hope over experience  [Samuel Johnson]

THE RENAISSANCE
[1] The green end of a hard winter.   [John Fowles]
[2] A ripple on the surface of literature.   [C.S.Lewis]

RESEARCH
A mere excuse for idleness; it has never achieved, and will never achieve any results of the slightest value   [Benjamin Jowett]

RESIDENT
Unable to leave.   [Ambrose Bierce]

REVOLUTION
[1] Struggle to the death between the future and the past.   [Fidel Castro]
[2] A trivial shift in the emphasis of suffering. [Stoppard]

REXY
Emmaciated, horribly thin (from anorexia) [attributed to Kate Moss]

RHEUMATIC
Amorous   [Rural]

RIOT
The language of the unheard.   [Martin Luther King]

RIPPER
Great, fantastic.   [Strine]

ROMANTIC
One who describes things better than they are. See Realist. [Crisp]

ROPE
An appliance for reminding assassins that they too are mortal.   [Ambrose Bierce]

ROUNDHEADS
Right but Repulsive (see Cavaliers [Sellar]

ROVERCOAT
A dog blanket [Fred Shadbolt]

RUSSIA
A riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma.   [Sir Winston Churchill]

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