| remunerate |
to pay or compensate for services, goods, or losses. [2 definitions] |
| remuneration |
the act of paying, rewarding, or compensating. [2 definitions] |
| remunerative |
providing or likely to provide payment or reward; profitable. |
| Remus |
in Roman legend, the twin brother of Romulus, the founder of Rome. |
| remythologize |
combined form of mythologize. |
| renail |
combined form of nail. |
| renaissance |
a rebirth, renewal, or revival. [5 definitions] |
| renal |
of, relating to, or situated near the kidneys. |
| rename |
to give a new name to. [2 definitions] |
| renascence |
(sometimes cap.) the state or an instance of rebirth or revival; renaissance. |
| renascent |
being renewed or reborn; having new life or vigor. |
| renationalization |
combined form of nationalization. |
| renationalize |
combined form of nationalize. |
| rend |
to tear or separate into pieces with force or violence. [4 definitions] |
| render |
to present for payment or consideration. [7 definitions] |
| renderable |
combined form of render. |
| rendering |
an interpretive performance of a dramatic or musical creation. [3 definitions] |
| rendezvous |
a meeting that has been arranged beforehand. [5 definitions] |
| rendition |
an interpretive performance of a dramatic or musical work. [2 definitions] |
| René Descartes |
a French philosopher and mathematician (b.1596--d.1650). |
| renegade |
someone who deserts a religion, cause, or group to follow another; traitor. [3 definitions] |