• bride
• deride The group of friends were quick to deride Tom's new outfit, poking fun at the bright colors and flashy patterns.
• erode The constant flow of water erode the stones in the river.
• pride I take pride in my work and always strive to give my best effort.
• raid
• raider The NFL team, the Las Vegas Raiders, recently moved to their new home at Allegiant Stadium.
• RD The RD office is closed on the weekends.
• read
• reader The reader was so engrossed in the novel that he didn't realize how much time had passed.
• ready
• red The red car drove down the street.
• redder After being exposed to the sun for several hours, my skin turned even redder.
• redid I redid the entire puzzle to make sure I didn't miss any pieces.
• redo I need to redo this painting because it didn't turn out how I wanted it.
• reed The reed in the water made a sound.
• reedier He seemed reedier than most people.
• reedy The sound of the wind blowing through the reedy marsh was like music to my ears.
• reid
• Reined He reined his horse in beside me.
• reit My investment portfolio includes a variety of assets, such as stocks, bonds, and a REIT.
• Relied She relied on her family to help her through her struggles.
• reside
• residue The residue on my hand after handling the chemical will wash off easily.
• retie I have to retie my shoelaces because they keep coming undone.
• retied I retied my shoelaces before going for a jog.
• Rhode The state of Rhode Island is named for the Rhode Island colony.
• rid I want to rid my closet of old clothes.
• ride I'd like to ride in the car with you.
• rider I think my bike needs a new rider.
• rides Dave took his motorcycle for a ride.
• rite I always do my laundry on Tuesdays, to follow my religious rite.
• roadie
• Rode
• rude
• Rued He rued the day he decided to take the shortcut, as it led him to get lost in the woods.

Emmenating

• alienating
• alimenting
• amending
• amounting
• augmenting
• cementing
• commenting
• dominating
• eliminating
• emaciating