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TARTEDUP |
Renovated |
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DIDUP |
Renovated |
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REDID |
Renovated |
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REDECORATED |
Renovated (home) |
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REVAMPED |
Restored, renovated |
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RESIDENCE |
Eric needs renovated home |
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KINDERGARTENS |
Kindest ranger renovated preschools |
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ENTIRE |
Whole apartment I renovated secretly |
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ATHLETICS |
Sports chalet? It’s been renovated |
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HACKS |
Shack renovated for tired horses |
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UNTIE |
Renovated unit provided energy for free |
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INSOMNIA |
Mansion I renovated causing sleepless nights |
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PALACES |
Experts going after renovated Alp mansions |
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TOWN HOUSE |
In Houston, we renovated two-storey unit |
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TOWNHOUSE |
In Houston, we renovated two-storey unit |
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GIGOLO |
Gee! Igloo was renovated for toy boy! |
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SYLLABLES |
Ably sells renovated units, in a word |
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NEANDERTHAL |
Old-fashioned man returned DNA found in rental he renovated |
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NANOSECOND |
Renovated Anne’s condo in a short period of time |
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OIL PAINTING |
Noting a lip, I renovated the Mona Lisa for example |
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RENOVATION |
The act or process of renovating; the state of being
renovated or renewed. |
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REGENERATE |
Born anew; become Christian; renovated in heart;
changed from a natural to a spiritual state. |
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NEW |
As if lately begun or made; having the state or quality
of original freshness; also, changed for the better; renovated; unworn;
untried; unspent; as, rest and travel made him a new man. |