| reattachment |
combined form of attachment. |
| reattain |
combined form of attain. |
| reattempt |
combined form of attempt. |
| reattribute |
combined form of attribute. |
| reattribution |
combined form of attribution. |
| Reaumur |
denoting or of a temperature scale in which the freezing point of water is zero degrees and its boiling point is eighty degrees. |
| reauthorization |
combined form of authorization. |
| reauthorize |
combined form of authorize. |
| reave |
to take away by or as if by force; seize. [3 definitions] |
| reawaken |
combined form of awaken. |
| Reb |
(Yiddish) a Jewish title of respect used with the given name rather than the surname, roughly the equivalent of "Mister". |
| rebait |
combined form of bait. |
| rebalance |
combined form of balance. |
| rebaptism |
combined form of baptism. |
| rebaptize |
combined form of baptize. |
| rebarbative |
tending to irritate or repel; forbidding or unattractive. |
| rebate |
a portion of a credited payment or charge that is returned, esp. in cash; refund of part of a charge. [2 definitions] |
| rebbe |
a Jewish spiritual leader, esp. of a Hasidic sect. |
| rebbetzin |
the wife of a rabbi. |
| rebec |
a pear-shaped, three-stringed musical instrument of the Middle Ages and Renaissance that is played with a bow. |
| rebegin |
combined form of begin. |