• reagard,
• reday,
• ruday,
• qada,
• rapair,
• redeay,
• rodea,
• badar,
• ceadar,
• adear,
• reada,
• reaad,
• readfy,
• murader,
• readr,
• ratan,
• rader,
• roator,
• roard,
• raido,
• dorada,
• readuy,
• roedr,
• reart,
• readig,
• radioa,
• readear,
• prada,
• radihka,
• radr,
• reder,
• rthart,
• thuraday,
• roatary,
• radiat,
• radly,
• rwnada,
• roaad,
• readdy,
• fraday,
• prader,
• adar,
• raquat,
• ragady,
• roder,
• reard,
• readd,
• raor,
• rdaio,
• reear,
• radeo,
• vadar,
• reaader,
• redar,
• readhy,
• radeator,
• radiar,
• raab,
• rathat,
• qeada,
• raydar,
• raidator,
• lradio,
• radaitor,
• readay,
• reoaur,
• gradur,
• rotaor,
• radie,
• yaard,
• radator,
• readu,
• rataher,
• rathaer,
• radier,
• orader,
• reaiator,
• rular,
• raraty,
• ordar,
• radder,
• rata2,
• radoi,
• radal,
• raditor,
• redaer,
• readaly,
• nadar,
• raaar,
• radeio,
• readyfor,
• rathar,
• vryday,
• riday,
• retur,
• raead,
• radair,
• raidar,
• raddy,
• razar,
• raward,
• radme,
• rador,
• rearder,
• ereader,
• riader,
• roadd,
• radle,
• vador,
• redard,
• retair,
• roday,
• eeryday,
• rideau,
• raindear,
• corador,
• rtoday,
• rotar,
• ridwgay,
• ragard,
• coradoor,
• rydere,
• radom,
• readyy

Radar is a sophisticated detection device used to detect objects, such as aircraft, ships, and incoming missiles, and measure their distance, direction, and speed. Radar systems operate by transmitting short pulses of radio waves and analyzing their reflections off the target object. Radar technology is an essential part of modern navigation and air traffic control systems. It is also used for navigation, mapping, surveillance, and even weather forecasting. Radar has been used in military operations since World War II, and is the primary means of locating enemy warplanes and submarines. Radar is also used in astronomy to detect celestial bodies, such as stars and planets.

• rather,
• ratter,
• rader,
• raider,
• rattray.