- Repetition for learners
- Repetition mark, in music
- REPETITION of a passage in notes longer than those of original (mus.)
- repetition of information in order to keep it in short-term memory
- REPETITION of same phase
- repetition of same sense in different words
- REPETITION of same sounds in words
- REPETITION of same word
- REPETITION of similar sounds in words
- REPETITION of sound
- repetition of sounds by reflection of sound waves off a surface
- repetition of the same sound
- REPETITION of theme by another instrument or voice
- REPETITION of words at beginning of succession of clauses
- repetition of words or ideas in different order
- repetition or resumption with the same words
- Repetition request
- Repetitions, so to speak
- Repetitious
- Repetitious learning
- Repetitious learning technique
- Repetitious sound
- repetitious sung slogan
- repetitive
- Repetitive American poor vocabulary
- Repetitive and boring
- Repetitive barking
- Repetitive behavior pattern
- Repetitive bird
- Repetitive British farewell
- Repetitive buzzer?
- Repetitive card game
- Repetitive chant
- Repetitive clicking sound
- Repetitive composition
- Repetitive computer program
- Repetitive course of events
- Repetitive cries
- Repetitive cry
- Repetitive cry of pain
- Repetitive cry while waving a hand
- Repetitive drill
- Repetitive French greeting
- Repetitive general poor vocabulary
- repetitive job
- Repetitive learning
- Repetitive learning method
- Repetitive learning process
- Repetitive learning styles
- Repetitive learning technique
- Repetitive means of learning
- Repetitive movement in a sonata
- Repetitive musical form
- Repetitive musical movement
- Repetitive musical piece
- Repetitive negative
- Repetitive order (with "the")
- Repetitive pattern
- Repetitive patterns
- Repetitive phrase
- Repetitive practice
- Repetitive process
- Repetitive Process Part of a
- Repetitive rebuke
- Repetitive recital
- Repetitive refrain in the song "Hot Hot Hot"
- Repetitive reply
- Repetitive response to 'Who wants ice cream?'
- Repetitive routine
- Repetitive routines
- Repetitive shout
- Repetitive sort
- Repetitive sorts
- Repetitive sound
- Repetitive sound.
- repetitive strain injury
- REPETITIVE strain injury (abbr.)
- Repetitive system
- Repetitive systematic training
- Repetitive teaching technique
- Repetitive throat-clearing, e.g.
- Repetitive vocalization
- Repetitive way to learn
- Repetitive World Cup cheer
- Repetitive, as in criticism
- Repetitve learning
- Repetive recital
- Repetive school exercises
- REPHAIAH, father of
- Rephrase
- Rephrase, say
- Rephrases
- Rephrasing
- Rephrasing words
- repine
- Repititous
- Replace
- replace (a product, etc) with an entirely new version
- Replace a button
- Replace a button, say
- Replace a cork
- replace a country's currency with US dollar
- Replace a dancer, perhaps
- Replace a stopper
- Replace a wooden pin
- Replace another in a position or office by force or intrigue
- Replace another in position on the death or retirement of the incumbent
- replace casual workers with permanent employees
- Replace contents
- Replace damaged skin, perhaps
- Replace for airing
- Replace for now
- Replace humans with robots
- Replace in power
- Replace in the batter's box
- Replace in the schedule
- replace normal hydrogen atoms in (a compound) by those of tritium
- Replace on a schedule
- Replace on the schedule
- replace one carpet with another
- Replace or restore
- Replace somebody in position or office
- Replace something outdated
- Replace temporarily
- Replace temporarily, as on a gig
- replace the outermost layer of an aircraft
- Replace with a bleep
- Replace with an ellipsis
- Replace with another show
- Replace with ellipses, e.g.
- Replace, as a TV episode
- Replace, as one's sword
- Replace, in a way
- replaceable
- Replaceable iPhone part
- Replaceable joint
- Replaceable part of a phonograph
- Replaceable shoe part
- Replaceable shoe parts
- Replaceable tire part
- replaced
- Replaced a striker
- Replaced, on a hard drive
- replacement
- Replacement (hyph.)
- Replacement arm
- Replacement car
- Replacement during repair
- Replacement for a faulty component
- Replacement for a top sheet and blanket
- Replacement for some omissions
- Replacement for that guy
- Replacement for the franc and mark
- Replacement for the lira and mark
- Replacement for the mark and franc
- Replacement for the mark, franc and lira
- Replacement for the unlisted?
- Replacement for those left out
- Replacement for unlisted items
- Replacement grass, perhaps
- Replacement of computer parts without a reboot
- replacement of existing rails on a railway line
- replacement of one element in a crystal by another
- Replacement part
- Replacement players, perhaps
- Replacement refs, maybe?
- Replacement tooth
- Replacement turf
- Replacement unit of 1999
- Replacement workers, for short
- REPLACEMENTS
- Replacements for 64-Across
- Replacements for flat tires
- Replacements for francs
- Replacements for marks
- Replacements for marks and pesetas
- Replacements for monos, often
- Replacements for starters
- Replacements.
- Replacements' places
- Replacer of 33-Across
- Replacer of the franc
- Replacer of the Humble brand in the early 1970s
- replaces
- Replaces a dancer
- Replaces divots
- Replaces grass, maybe
- Replaces in the TV lineup
- Replaces, as an outfield
- replacing
- replacing the star will not be easy
- Replacing, with "of"
- replan
- replant
- replant (an area that was formerly forested) with trees
- replay
- Replay causes
- Replay effect
- Replay effect, briefly
- Replay effect, in brief
- Replay feature
- Replay feature, for short
- Replay mode
- Replay mode, briefly
- Replay mode, for short
- Replay option
- Replay reviewer, at times
- Replay speed
- Replay speed, briefly
- Replay speed, for short
- Replay speed, sometimes
- Replay technique
- Replay technique, briefly
- Replay technique, for short
- Replay type, briefly
- Replay view, briefly
- Replay view, often
- Replayed points
- Replayed serve
- Replayed service
- Replayed service absorbing lots of time
- Replayed shot
- Replayed tennis point
- Replayed tennis points
- Replayed tennis serve
- Replayed tennis shot
- Replays may be played in it
- replenish
- Replenish a battery
- Replenish ammo
- Replenish one's stock
- Replenish the stock of
- Replenish, as a gas tank
- Replenish, as a pitcher
- Replenished the shelves
- Replenishes inventory
- Replenishes the stock
- Replenishing oil
- Replenishing, as a stamp pad
- replenishment
- replete
- Replete (with)
- Replete with four-letter words, perhaps
- Replete with regret
- repletion
- replevin
- Replica
- Replica of a B-29, say
- Replica: Abbr.
- Replicant in "Blade Runner"