Page date 26 April 2012
questionnaire questioner		Vowel
quite quiet		"quite" is a short form
rarely really
reader writer/rather		"writer/rather" does not strictly follow the rules for doubling, so it is preferable to think of it as a contraction using two Rays. Outlines for words like rotter ratter use the hooked TR as normal.
reassume resume
recall recollect
recurrent recurring
refer revere
reflation revaluation		"Valuation" is a short form
reflect refract
regard regret
renewed ruined
renouncement renunciation		The "m" in "-ment" is omitted. See also announcement List 1 & pronouncement List 3
requested requisite
reserves resources
resist restate
reassume resume
reveller reviler
reverend reverent		"Reverend" is an optional contraction, its full version is the same as "reverent"
revolution revulsion
rickety wrecked
reticence righteousness riotousness
road route
routine written righting writing
sacred secret secrete		Vowel
said stated told
salmon seaman
salt solute
salutary solitary
sanely senile
sat seated stayed/staid stood
science signs
search watch
sedate staid staidly steady steadily		Vowel
selenium silicon
senator sentry
señor señora
separate spread support
served swerved server swerver		"Swerved" is written thus to avoid the outline becoming indistinct. "swerve swerving" take F/V hook as normal.
shade shadow
shaker shakier shocker		"shocker" is the one that breaks the rule, in order be distinctive from "shaker"
shaman showman
shortened shorthand
sideways sidewards
silver sulphur
similar smaller
situation station circumstances
snow snowy sun sunny		Vowel
solvend solvent		Same outline for both words. Non-theory suggestion: you could use a halved Nd instead of halving for "solvend" as it is the less common word i.e. solv-end
spake spoke		All archaic words should have their outlines vocalised
sparse spurious
specialised specialist		Vowel
specific substantial
spirit spiritual sprite/spright sprightly		"Spirit" is a short form, and so "spiritual" remains on the line
stable suitable
statute statue statuette
stone-clad stone-cold
straightaway straightway		"straightaway" can also be written as two words in longhand. "straightway" is a more archaic version
stricture structure
subscription subsection		"subscription" is a contraction
sulphate sulphite		Vowel
sure surely assure assured assuredly
surreal, so real serial
table tableau tablet
telephone television
temperate tempered temperature
terbium ytterbium
thallium thulium thorium
thankful/thankfully thoughtful thoughtfully		"Thankful/ly" is a contraction and covers both -ful and -fully without the need for vowel signs.
thankless thoughtless		-lessly uses another Ell in the same direction
terrorism tourism truism
torchlight torchlit
transitional transitionary
trinity triunity
trifle trivial
tripod torpedo
truly utterly
uncombed unkempt
undeniable untenable
unimportant national importance		Do not use a disjoined N as an intersection for "national" when writing "national importance"
unlikely unluckily		Vowel
unsoiled unsold
upmost uppermost		See also outermost List 3
usher shower		"Shower" = one who shows
Wales Wells		Wells is written according to rule, Wales is the exception
wolfish wolf-fish
woman women		Position follows the last vowel, to gain a distinction See also human humane List2
valiant violent
valid veiled
variation version
vileness violence
vinaigrette vinegar
yea yet yeah		"Yeah" not in dictionary

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