| reestablish |
combined form of establish. |
| reestablishment |
combined form of establishment. |
| reestimate |
combined form of estimate. |
| reevaluate |
to carefully reconsider the value, worth, or efficacy of; reassess. |
| reevaluation |
combined form of evaluation. |
| reeve1 |
in certain Canadian provinces, the elected head of a town council. [3 definitions] |
| reeve2 |
to pass (a line or rod) through a hole, ring, or block, or to fasten by so doing. |
| reeve3 |
the female ruff or sandpiper. |
| reexamination |
combined form of examination. |
| reexamine |
combined form of examine. |
| 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] |