Reculver (n.)

The sort of remark only ever made during Any Questions.

Reculver

Runcorn (n.)

A peeble (q.v.) which is larger that a belper (q.v.)

Runcorn

Ranfurly (adj.)

Fashion of trying ties so that the long thin end underneath dangles below the short fat upper end.

Ranfurly

Royston (n.)

The man behind you in church who sings with terrific gusto almost tree quarters of a tone off the note.

Royston

Rochester (n.)

One who is able to gain occupation of the armrest on both sides of their cinema or aircraft seat.

Rochester

Ripon (vb.)

(Of literary critics.) To include all the best jokes from the book in the review to make it look as if the critic thought of them.

Ripon

Ramsgate (n.)

All institutional buildings must, by law, contain at least twenty ramsgates.
These are doors which open the opposite way to the one you expect.

Ramsgate