regeneration |
the act of being re-created or reformed. [2 definitions] |
regent |
one who governs in place of a disabled or underage ruler. [3 definitions] |
reggae |
a music influenced by blues, calypso, and rock-'n'-roll that originated in Jamaica, has a simple, strong, syncopated beat, and often has lyrics of social protest. |
regicide |
the murder of a king. [2 definitions] |
regild |
combined form of gild. |
regime |
a system of rule, government, or administration. [3 definitions] |
regimen |
a regulated routine of therapy or exercise designed to promote health or fitness. [2 definitions] |
regiment |
a troop of infantry consisting of at least two battalions. [4 definitions] |
regimental |
of or relating to a regiment. |
regimentals |
military dress and insignias, esp. that of a particular regiment. |
region |
a large continuous space or area. [4 definitions] |
regional |
of or pertaining to a particular geographic area. [3 definitions] |
regionalism |
an administrative principle of dividing an area into definable regions and subjecting these regions to local control. [3 definitions] |
register |
a book that officially records names, events, or other information. [15 definitions] |
registerable |
combined form of register. |
registered |
inserted as a record in a book or register. [4 definitions] |
registered mail |
mail that is accompanied by the signature of each postal handler and must be signed for by the addressee, to provide a record that it has been delivered. |
registered nurse |
a nurse who has completed extensive training and passed a state examination licensing him or her to practice nursing. |
registrant |
one who is registered. |
registrar |
a person acting as an official recorder, as of election rolls. [2 definitions] |
registration |
the act or process of registering or enrolling. [4 definitions] |