Crossword clues for rene
rene
- "Pandora's Box" surrealist Magritte
- "And Then There Were None" director Clair
- Tennis star Lacoste
- Russo who played Frigga in "Thor"
- Russo of the "Lethal Weapon" series
- Russo of movies
- Russo of "Two for the Money"
- Russo of "Lethal Weapon 4"
- Russo of ''Ransom''
- Russo of ''Outbreak''
- Russo of ''Lethal Weapon 4''
- Russo of Tin Cup
- Russo of Ransom
- Rationalist Descartes
- Quebec separatist Levesque
- Odo portrayer Auberjonois
- Name meaning "reborn"
- Mr. Descartes
- Mr. Angelil
- Monsieur Magritte
- Mel's "Ransom" costar
- Mayer of France
- Man's name that sounds like a woman's
- M. Pleven
- M. Mayer of France
- Leader of Cartesians
- Lalique or Russo
- Lalique or Magritte
- Lalique or Coty
- Lacoste of tennis and fashion
- French politician Jacques ___ Chirac
- French director Clément
- Former Quebec premier Lévesque
- Descartes, for one
- Descartes the thinker
- Descartes the mathematician
- Descartes or Lacoste
- Descartes or Cassin
- Descartes of philosophy
- Court legend Lacoste
- Coty or Russo
- Cartesian name
- Belgian painter Magritte
- Auberjonois or Descartes
- Auberjonois of "Benson"
- Ask for more issues
- Art's Magritte
- Actress Russo of "The Thomas Crown Affair"
- Actress Russo of "Outbreak"
- "The Treachery of Images" painter Magritte
- "The Intern" actress Russo
- '20s tennis star Lacoste
- ___ Angélil (Celine Dion's late husband)
- Verdon who was the first professional chef to work in the White House
- Used to control a horse: Fr
- Two-time Haitian president Préval
- TV correspondent Marsh
- Theorizing Descartes
- Tennis's ___ Lacoste
- Shoe designer Caovilla
- She played Natasha in "The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle"
- She played Catherine in "The Thomas Crown Affair"
- Russo with lines
- Russo whose big-screen debut was "Major League"
- Russo who plays Frigga in the "Thor" movies
- Russo who plays Frigga in "Thor" films
- Russo who plays Frigga in "Thor"
- Russo who played Natasha in a Rocky & Bullwinkle movie
- Russo or Lacoste
- Russo or Auberjonois
- Russo of Tinseltown
- Russo of the screen
- Russo of cinema
- Russo of 2005's "Yours, Mine and Ours"
- Russo of "Showtime"
- Russo of "Buddy"
- Russo of "Big Trouble"
- Russo of "Avengers: Endgame"
- Russo of 'The Intern'
- Russo of 'Ransom'
- Russo of ''Two for the Money''
- Russo of ''Major League''
- Russo in films
- Russo in "Thor" movies
- Russo in "In the Line of Fire"
- Riddle-me-___ [Belgian painter Magritte]
- Rays catcher Rivera
- Québécois Lévesque
- Quebec's Lévesque
- Quebec nationalist Levesque
- Québec's Lévesque
- Pierce's co-star in ''The Thomas Crown Affair''
- Philosophy's Descartes
- Outbreak actress Russo
- Moviedom's Russo
- Movie star Russo
- Mets catcher Rivera
- Mathematician/philosopher Descartes
- Magrittte in the arts
- Magritte or Descartes
- Magritte of surrealism
- M. Mayer
- M. Magritte
- M. Clair
- Lévesque, of Quebec
- Levesque or La Salle
- Levesque or Descartes
- Levesque of Canada
- Lacoste or Coty
- Lacoste of fashion fame
- King of Naples
- Jazz saxophonist McLean
- Glass guru Lalique
- Glass designer Lalique
- German basso Pape
- French writer François ___ de Chateaubriand
- French novelist Frégni
- François-___ de Chateaubriand
- Former Haitian president Préval
- Former French president Coty
- Former Canadian statesman Lévesque
- First name of Celine Dion's husband
- First name in rationalism
- First Florida Marlins manager Lachemann
- Filmmaker Clair
- Film-maker Clair
- Film-director Clair
- Enriquez of "Hill Street Blues"
- Enriquez of ''Hill Street Blues''
- Dualist Descartes
- Descartes or Lalique
- Descartes of rationalism
- Descartes for one
- Dennis's "Yours, Mine & Ours" costar
- Coty of '50s France
- Cosmetician Furterer
- Contemporary of Blaise
- Common Parisian prename
- Common name in Paris
- Clément with two Oscar-winning films
- Chateaubriand title
- Charles' predecessor as French president
- Celine Dion's recently deceased husband Angélil
- Celebrity chef Redzepi
- Broadway actress Sherie ___ Scott
- Bourque of the Montreal Canadiens
- Belgian artist Magritte
- Author François-___ de Chateaubriand
- Auberjonois of "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine"
- Artist Lalique or Magritte
- Arnoux of Formula One
- André the Giant's middle name
- Actress Russo who plays Frigga in the "Thor" movies
- Actress Russo who played Thor's mother in two movies
- Actress Russo or actor Auberjonois
- Actress Russo of the November 2013 sequel "Thor: The Dark World"
- Actress Russo of "The Intern"
- Actress Russo of "Nightcrawler"
- Actress Russo of "Get Shorty"
- Actor Auberjonois of "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine"
- Actor Auberjonois of "Benson"
- A's third base coach Lachemann
- 1950s French president Coty
- "Yours, Mine & Ours" actress Russo
- "Time Transfixed" painter Magritte
- "Thor" and "Tin Cup" actress Russo
- "The Walls of Malapaga" director Clément
- "The Thomas Crown Affair" costar Russo
- "The Thomas Crown Affair" actress Russo
- "Shallow Hal" actor Kirby
- "Raising Buchanan" star Auberjonois
- "Principles of Philosophy" author Descartes
- "Outbreak" actress Russo
- "Nightcrawler" star Russo
- "Lethal Weapon 4" actress Russo
- "Is Paris Burning?" director Clément
- "Get Shorty" actress Russo
- "Forbidden Games" director Clément
- "Ceci n'est pas une pipe" painter Magritte
- "Boston Legal" and "Benson" actor Auberjonois
- "Boston Legal" actor Auberjonois
- 'Buddy' star Russo
- '70s-'80s Quebec premier Lévesque
- '20s tennis great Lacoste
- '20s tennis champ Lacoste
- ''In the Line of Fire'' actress Russo
- _____ Levesque
- ___ Préval, two-time president of Haiti
- ___ Préval, twice-elected president of Haiti
- ___ Levesque
- ___ Laënnec, inventor of the stethoscope
- ___ Furterer (shampoo company)
- ___ Coty
- ___ Caovilla, Italian shoe designer
- ___ Caovilla (brand of high-end women's shoes)
- ___ Caillié (First European to return from Timbuktu)
- ___ Belbenoît, noted escapee from Devil's Island
- Artist Magritte
- Actress Russo of "Thor"
- Chateaubriand novella
- It's put before Descartes?
- "And Then There Were None" director, with 12-Down
- 20's tennis champion Lacoste
- Philosopher Descartes
- Russo of "In the Line of Fire"
- Quebec's Levesque
- Tennis legend Lacoste
- Russo of "Ransom"
- Russo of "Get Shorty"
- Peace Nobelist _____ Cassin
- Coty of France
- Russo of "Tin Cup"
- Devil's Island escapee ___ Belbenoit
- Russo of "Outbreak"
- QuГ©bec's LГ©vesque
- Film director Claire
- LГ©vesque of QuГ©bec
- French jeweler Lalique
- Actor Auberjonois of "Boston Legal"
- Kevin's co-star in "Tin Cup"
- Surrealist Magritte
- Pulitzer-winning microbiologist Dubos
- Tennis's Lacoste
- Peace Nobelist Cassin
- Russo of "Ransom," 1996
- QuГ©bec's Levesque
- Lacoste of the courts
- Descartes, who said, "I think, therefore I am"
- France's Coty
- 1968 Peace Nobelist Cassin
- QuГ©bГ©cois LГ©vesque
- Title hero of a Chateaubriand novel
- Painter Magritte
- French author ___ Bazin
- Mathematician Descartes
- French conductor Leibowitz
- Auberjonois of "The Christmas Star"
- Pulitzer-winning science author Dubos
- See 62-Across
- ___ Coty, predecessor of Charles de Gaulle
- Frenchman Descartes
- French physicist ___ de RГ©aumur
- French writer François ___ de Chateaubriand
- France's ___ Coty
- 1990's Haitian president Preval
- French film director ClГ©ment
- ___ Coty, Charles de Gaulle's predecessor
- Physician LaГ«nnec, who invented the stethoscope
- Director Clair
- French filmmaker Clair
- Tennis great Lacoste
- ___ Dubos, humanist who said "Think globally, act locally"
- Russo who co-starred in "The Thomas Crown Affair"
- Descartes who thought "I think ..."
- Oscar-winning French film director ___ ClГ©ment
- François-___ de Chateaubriand
- ___ Dubos, Pulitzer winner for "So Human an Animal"
- Haitian president PrГ©val
- ___ Fonck, top Allied fighter ace of W.W. I
- ___ Caovilla, maker of high-end women's shoes
- ___ Coty, French president before de Gaulle
- Russo of "Major League"
- Russo of films
- ___ Furterer, line of French hair products
- Novelist Bazin
- ___ Gallimard, protagonist of "M. Butterfly"
- Descartes who wrote "Cogito, ergo sum"
- Conductor Leibowitz
- Unisex name meaning "born again"
- ___ LaГ«nnec, inventor of the stethoscope
- ___ Belloq, villain in "Raiders of the Lost Ark"
- Russo of "30-Down"
- ClГ©ment with two Oscar-winning films
- Lacoste of tennis fame
- Russo of "Thor: The Dark World"
- Thinker Descartes
- Name meaning "born again"
- President Coty of France
- ___ PrГ©val, two-time president of Haiti
- French director ClГ©ment
- ___ PrГ©val, twice-elected president of Haiti
- French film director Clair
- Former Haitian president PrГ©val
- French film director Clément
- Physician Laënnec, who invented the stethoscope
- Oscar-winning French film director ___ Clément
- Haitian president Préval
- French physicist ___ de Réaumur
- Russo of "Thor" movies
- Descartes or Magritte
- "Good King ___" of old Naples
- Lacoste of court fame
- Descartes or Coty
- French director Clair
- Magritte or Russo
- Story by Chateaubriand
- Poet Sully-Prudhomme
- Coty or Descartes
- Alain ___ Lesage
- It's often put before Descartes
- Tenor Maison
- Coty or Cassin (4)
- Bacteriologist Dubos
- M. Descartes
- Clair or Coty
- Chateaubriand tale
- Coty or Lacoste
- M. Coty
- Coty or Cassin
- Pleven or Lévesque
- Popular name in Paris
- Canada's Lévesque
- Coty or Pleven
- Tenor Kollo
- Novel by Chateaubriand
- ___ Cassin, 1968 Nobelist for Peace
- Chateaubriand hero
- Art Nouveau jeweler Lalique
- French president Coty
- With 65 Across, former French president
- French statesman Coty
- Clint's "In the Line of Fire" co-star
- Film maker Clair
- M. Lacoste
- ___ Cassin, Nobelist for Peace: 1968
- M. Clair, motion-picture director
- Tale by Chateaubriand
- Clair or Descartes
- First name for a Québécois
- Poet Sully Prudhomme (1901 Nobelist)
- Chevalier's strap
- Tenor Kolio
- Coty or Clair
- Clair or Lacoste
- Pleven or Coty
- Movie director Clair
- French boy's name
- Nobelist poet Sully-Prudhomme
- Dubos or Coty
- A Coty
- ___ Sully Prudhomme, poet and Nobelist
- Lyon lad
- ___ Kollo, Met tenor
- Tennis champion Lacoste
- Coty or Magritte
- Coty of Descartes
- "L'Espiègle Lili" artist, ___ Giffey
- Clair or Dubos
- Russo of Hollywood
- Jeweler Lalique or Hollywood's Russo
- Pierre's friend
- Russo of "The Intern"
- Surrealist painter Magritte
- Russo of "The Thomas Crown Affair"
- Levesque, for one
- Lévesque of Québec
- "Pandora's Box" painter Magritte
- "Father of Modern Philosophy" Descartes
- Russo of "Nightcrawler"
- Russo of ''The Thomas Crown Affair''
- Glass maven Lalique
- Descartes or Russo
- "The Son of Man" painter Magritte
- "Ransom" actress Russo
- '50s French president Coty
- Pierce's co-star in "The Thomas Crown Affair"
- Monsieur Descartes
- Glassmaker Lalique
- Frenchman's name
- French name meaning "born again"
- Descartes or Auberjonois
- "In the Line of Fire" actress Russo
- Russo of ''In the Line of Fire''
- Russo in "Major League"
- Lalique of glass
- Kevin's "Tin Cup" costar
- Kevin's "Tin Cup" co-star
- First Cartesian
- "Thor" actress Russo
- "Nightcrawler" actress Russo
- Stethoscope inventor Laënnec
- Russo or Descartes
- Russo of "Yours, Mine & Ours"
- Russo of "The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle"
- Russo in "Get Shorty"
- Parti Québécois founder Lévesque
- Man's name that sounds like a woman's name
- Magritte, Coty or Russo
- Gallic name
- First name in philosophy
- Auberjonois or Russo
- Auberjonois of "Boston Legal"
- 1968 Nobel Peace Prize winner Cassin
- "Thor: The Dark World" actress Russo
Wikipedia
René ( born again or reborn in French) is a common first name in both French-speaking and Spanish-speaking countries. It derives from the Latin name Renatus.
René is the masculine form of the name ( Renée being the feminine form). In some non-Francophone countries, however, there exists the habit of giving the name René (sometimes spelled without an accent) to boys and also to girls. In addition, both forms are used as surnames (family names).
René as a first name given to boys in the United States reached its peaks in popularity in 1969 and 1983 when it ranked 256th. Since 1983 its popularity has been continuously in decline and it ranked 772nd in 2013. Renée as a first name given to girls in the United States reached its peak in popularity in 1967 when it ranked 62nd. Since then its popularity has been continuously declining.
René is a short novella by François-René de Chateaubriand, which first appeared in 1802. The work had an immense impact on early Romanticism, comparable to that of Goethe's The Sorrows of Young Werther. Like the German novel, it deals with a sensitive and passionate young man who finds himself at odds with contemporary society. René was first published as part of Chateaubriand's Génie du christianisme along with another novella, Atala, although it was in fact an excerpt from a long prose epic the author had composed between 1793 and 1799 called Les Natchez, which would not be made public until 1826. René enjoyed such immediate popularity that it was republished separately in 1805 along with Atala.
Usage examples of "rene".
Rene and his men to tend to the horses and themselves at a stable nearby, he went into the tavern, which was known to every cutpurse and bawd in London.
Maxie and Rene from the airport and give them each a pistol that Guido will buy.
So Guido will keep an eye on the outside while Maxie and Rene are inside.
She had adorned the rooms with superb tapestry made for Rene of Savoy, on which were depicted all the operations of the Great Work.
It was Leyland who had set the standard that Rene had been striving to live up to for as long as she could remember.
Being the only child of a great man like Leyland Reynolds had certainly provided Rene with consid-erable benefits and privileges, but it was also a situation not without its drawbacks.
The man who, on some glorious day, will render me happy is my Armand, my Rene, my Nais, three angels for whom I have hitherto lived--there can never be for me, I feel it deeply, another passion!
While I was reading the note, my husband, Lucas, Rene, and Nais had eagerly extracted me from my swathings, and then, in truth, I appeared no longer a saint, but a woman of the world.
A distinguished philosopher and vivisector of three hundred years ago, Rene Descartes, put forth the theory that animals, being without souls, cannot suffer pain, and that their cries under vivisection were simply as the whirring of wheels in an intricate piece of machinery.
She had read of the woman battered to death in Kenston, and when the police, no nearer finding the killer, went to the lengths of showing on television a brief reconstruction of a scene in The Golden Horn, she had decided to act, for she knew that Bruce Atkins, now living as Colin Widdows, had not killed this woman, nor Rene, for whose murder Stan had tried to frame him.
Anglia natus est puer geminus a clune ad superiores partes ita divisus, ut duo haberet capita, duo corpora integra ad renes cum suis brachiis, qui baptizatus triduo supervixit.
Or I shall become a king of bards and trouveurs, like good King Rene of Provence.
I am very grateful to Rene Alegria, my editor at Rayo, so aptly named, for his unbridled enthusiasm and joie de vivre, which made writing this novel so much fun.
Anglia natus est puer geminus a clune ad superiores partes ita divisus, ut duo haberet capita, duo corpora integra ad renes cum suis brachiis, qui baptizatus triduo supervixit.
He held up a bit of greenstuff extracted from the deer food that Rene had scooped up at the feeding station, explaining that it was Chinese yew, a tree that deer loved but that was deadly poisonous to dogs.