| redirect |
to direct to a different destination or by a different route. [2 definitions] |
| rediscount |
to discount again, or further. [3 definitions] |
| rediscountable |
combined form of rediscount. |
| rediscount rate |
the rate of interest a member bank pays to borrow money from the Federal Reserve Bank, using top grade commercial paper as collateral. |
| rediscover |
combined form of discover. |
| rediscovery |
combined form of discovery. |
| rediscuss |
combined form of discuss. |
| redisplay |
combined form of display. |
| redispose |
combined form of dispose. |
| redisposition |
combined form of disposition. |
| redissolve |
combined form of dissolve. |
| redistill |
combined form of distill. |
| redistillation |
combined form of distillation. |
| redistribute |
to distribute again, often in different ways or amounts. |
| redistrict |
to change the boundary lines of (districts, esp. electoral ones). |
| redivide |
combined form of divide. |
| redivision |
combined form of division. |
| redivivus |
restored to life; revived; reborn or renewed. |
| red lead |
a poisonous red powder of lead oxide, used in paints, pottery, and glassmaking. |
| red-letter |
significant, as a happy occasion; memorable. |
| red light |
a red-colored electric light at an intersection indicating that traffic is to stop; stoplight. [2 definitions] |