| reupholster |
combined form of upholster. |
| reuptake |
in physiology, the reabsorption of a neurotransmitter by a neuron following transmission of a nerve impulse. |
| reusable |
capable of being used more than once. |
| reuse |
to use again or use more than once. [2 definitions] |
| reutilization |
combined form of utilization. |
| reutilize |
combined form of utilize. |
| Rev. |
abbreviation of "Reverend." |
| rev |
(informal) one revolution of an engine, shaft, or the like, or the sound made by this revolution. [5 definitions] |
| rev.1 |
abbreviation of "reverse" or "reversed." |
| rev.2 |
abbreviation of "revolution." |
| rev.3 |
abbreviation of "revise" or "revised." |
| revaccinate |
combined form of vaccinate. |
| revaccination |
combined form of vaccination. |
| revalidate |
combined form of validate. |
| revalidation |
combined form of validation. |
| revalorization |
combined form of valorization. |
| revalorize |
combined form of valorize. |
| revaluate |
to make another valuation of. |
| revamp |
to change as if for a new beginning or direction; revise; renovate. |
| revanchism |
the policy of a nation or vanquished people to aggressively regain territories that have been lost. |
| reveal |
to disclose or make known. [2 definitions] |