| relish |
a great enjoyment or appreciation of something, esp. food or drink. [6 definitions] |
| relishable |
combined form of relish. |
| relive |
to experience or live over again, often in the imagination. |
| reload |
combined form of load. |
| reloadable |
combined form of reload. |
| relocate |
to locate or move again. [3 definitions] |
| relook |
combined form of look. |
| relubricate |
combined form of lubricate. |
| relubrication |
combined form of lubrication. |
| reluctance |
a state of unwillingness or disinclination, often arising from uncertainty or doubt. |
| reluctant |
unenthusiastic or unwilling; disinclined. [2 definitions] |
| rely |
to trust or depend (usu. fol. by on or upon). |
| REM |
rapid eye movement. [2 definitions] |
| rem |
a unit of radiation exposure, equal to approximately one roentgen of x-rays or gamma rays; roentgen equivalent man. |
| remain |
to continue without a change in quality or state. [3 definitions] |
| remainder |
something that remains after other things have been taken away. [3 definitions] |
| remaining |
being what is left or still present. |
| remains |
that which is left when parts have been taken away, destroyed, or the like. [4 definitions] |
| remake |
to make again or in a new form; reconstruct. [3 definitions] |
| remand |
to transfer or send back. [6 definitions] |
| remark |
to casually comment. [4 definitions] |