| reexperience |
combined form of experience. |
| reexplore |
combined form of explore. |
| reexport |
combined form of export. |
| reexportation |
combined form of exportation. |
| reexposure |
combined form of exposure. |
| reexpress |
combined form of express. |
| ref |
(informal) a referee. [2 definitions] |
| ref.1 |
abbreviation of "reference." |
| ref.2 |
abbreviation of "referee." |
| reface |
combined form of face. |
| refection |
refreshment of body, mind, or spirit, esp. after hunger or fatigue. [2 definitions] |
| refectory |
an institutional dining hall, as in a monastery or a college. |
| refeed |
combined form of feed. |
| refeel |
combined form of feel. |
| refence |
combined form of fence. |
| refer |
to point to something, or say something about, in speech or writing; speak of; allude. [5 definitions] |
| referable |
combined form of refer. |
| referee |
one to whom a matter is referred for decision. [4 definitions] |
| reference |
the act or process of referring. [7 definitions] |
| reference book |
a book that is a source of information. Dictionaries and encyclopedias are reference books. |
| reference library |
a library, or part of a library, containing books that must be used on the premises. |