• benny Why, Benny is safe and well.
• cranny In the open country he had not a chance; but, knowing every cranny in the rocks large enough to hide him, with anything like a start near enough to the shore for his short lived speed, he was all but certain to evade his pursuers, especially in such a dark night as this.
• deny She did steal the child, and you can't deny it."
• granny The face of Granny Fox cleared.
• jenny "Back in Monterey, drinking champagne with Fat Jenny.
• penn I'm learning all about William Penn and Independence Hall in Philadelphia, and Betsy Ross, who made the first flag, so I can tell it to Uncle Joe when he comes back.
• penny You can keep it, for all I care; it's served its purpose now, and you won't get another penny from me!
• rain Well, it do rain to-day.
• rainy But they're in town, rainy as it is, an' all.
• randy "Well, then," Becky was triumphant, "why should I bother to change for you, Randy, when you like me just as well in anything?"
• rangy The little cloud of dust had come nearer and disclosed as its source a rider on a rangy roan with four white-stockinged feet.
• reign His reign, however, was the beginning of decline, and foes began to press Egypt from the white north and the black south.
• rein It moved backward with tottering steps, trembling all over, heedless of whip or rein.
• reins The boy had lost his stirrups; he had lost his reins; he had lost his head.
• rely But we didn't take it, because scouts like to rely on themselves, and we knew there were lots of fish in that lake.
• renal Madame de Renal blushed violently.
• rend And some men lay hold of the one side of the antithesis, and some men lay hold of the other, and rend them apart, and make antagonistic theories of Christianity out of them.
• renew He will renew your letter of freedom, if you will put Paaker into his power.
• rennet -Bryant says the Irish, who are particularly fond of acids, eat the leaves with their milk and fish; and the Laplanders use the juice of them as rennet to their milk.
• rennin
• reno
• renoir Renoir is considered one of the most famous painters in history.
• rent The apartment is only for rent.
• ring
• rn Rn is the sound a creature makes when it inhales.
• rna A strand of RNA nucleotides is used in some genetic processes.
• roan
• ron I have a new shirt that I really like; it's a bright red Ron Rogier shirt.
• ruin The ruins of the castle were a looming reminder of the royal family's previous downfall.
• run
• rune
• runner I'm a long-distance runner.
• runny The ball was runningny and no one wanted to play with it.
• runty She had a runty athletic build.
• venn I can't believe that Venn decided to break up with me.
• wren I saw a wren on my way to work this morning.
• Ran So Rollo ran off after his wheelbarrow.
• Kenny By the way, you have Patsy Kenny still with you?
• Lenny But it is not the first impulse of a nature, healthful and still pure, to settle in the hovel and lose itself amidst the sewers; and Lenny Fairfield turned innocently over the bad books, and selecting two of three of the best, brought them to the tinker and asked the price.
• Rene Rene Dumas, born of respectable parents, and well educated, despite his ferocity, was not without a certain refinement, which perhaps rendered him the more acceptable to the precise and formal Robespierre.
• Rooney After scoring twice against Italy, he was named Man of the Match.
• Rena The letter from Rena was read first, with profound disappointment.
• Renee Madame d'Auffray heard some of their dialogue, and hurried with a mouth full of comedy to Renee, who did not reproach them for silly beings, as would be done elsewhere.
• Ronnie
• Ronny I met Ronny last night at the party.
• Denny "Violet and I are all off, Denny, and it ought never to have been on," was the straight-out answer he got to his venture, an answer that Miss Hawtry would have felt smoothed greatly the path of her present adventures in life.
• Franny Catwalk, a 1977 album by Chico Hamilton "Catwalk", by Tangerine Dream from Tyranny of Beauty "Catwalk" (Soul'd Out song), a 2006 song by Japanese hip-hop band Sould Out "Cat Walk", by Saga from Heads or Tales "The Catwalk", by Franny Beecher and the Kingsmen
• Penney At his side sat his accomplice, Mrs Kirby, in a heavy fur motor-coat with toque to match, for she had been all night on the road with Penney, who, having dropped her quite near, had turned the car and gone back into Horncastle to wait until the following evening.
• Reyna She studies danceutics to become a Reyna.
• TENN

Irratibly

• irascibly
• irately
• irreducibly
• irrefutably
• irritable
• irritably