| reecho |
of a sound, to echo again; reverberate; resound. [3 definitions] |
| reed |
any of various tall marsh grasses or their straight, jointed, hollow stalks. [3 definitions] |
| reeding |
small convex moldings, as on a column. |
| reed instrument |
any musical instrument, such as the clarinet, oboe, or bassoon, in which the sound is produced by a vibrating reed or reeds. |
| reed organ |
an organ in which the sound is produced by a set of free, vibrating metal reeds instead of pipes. |
| reed pipe |
an organ pipe containing a reed that vibrates when struck by air currents and thus produces sound. |
| reed stop |
a set of organ pipes operated by a single stop or knob. |
| reeducate |
to educate again; retrain; reinstruct; rehabilitate. |
| reedy |
full of, made of, or resembling reeds. [2 definitions] |
| reef1 |
a ridge of rock, sand, or coral rising to or near the surface of marine waters. [2 definitions] |
| reef2 |
the part of the sail that is drawn in and tied down to decrease the area exposed to the wind. [2 definitions] |
| reefer1 |
one who reefs on a sailing ship. [2 definitions] |
| reefer2 |
(slang) a marijuana cigarette. |
| reef knot |
a square knot used to reef sails; flat knot. |
| reek |
a strong and unpleasant odor. [3 definitions] |
| reel1 |
a cylinder, spool, or the like that usu. turns on an axis, and on which cord, wire, tape, film, or the like can be wound. [4 definitions] |
| reel2 |
to waver or be thrown back. [6 definitions] |
| reel3 |
a lively folk dance of Scottish origin, or the music that accompanies it. |
| reelect |
to be chosen again by means of voting; to elect again. |
| reeligibility |
combined form of eligibility. |
| reeligible |
combined form of eligible. |