| readiness |
the state of being willing, available, or ready. [2 definitions] |
| reading |
the action or activity of examining and comprehending written language. [8 definitions] |
| reading room |
a room, esp. designated for reading or quiet study as in a library. |
| readjust |
to bring once again to a more fitting or more correct state, relationship, position, or the like; to adjust again. [2 definitions] |
| readjustment |
combined form of adjustment. |
| readmission |
combined form of admission. |
| readmit |
combined form of admit. |
| readopt |
combined form of adopt. |
| readout |
a readable body of information retrieved from or displayed by an instrument, computer, or the like. [2 definitions] |
| ready |
having done the necessary things to get underway; prepared. [8 definitions] |
| ready-made |
made up ahead of time, as clothes in assorted sizes; not custom-made. [3 definitions] |
| ready-mix |
already combined for quick and easy use, esp. after adding a liquid. |
| ready room |
a room where crew members of an aircraft receive instructions before takeoff. |
| reaffirm |
to verify by asserting again. |
| reaffirmation |
combined form of affirmation. |
| reaffix |
combined form of affix. |
| reagent |
a substance used in a chemical reaction to control or measure the reaction, analyze another substance, or produce a particular substance. |
| reagin |
either of two antibodies found in the blood, one in persons who have allergies and one in those who test positive for syphilis. |
| real1 |
not fictional or imagined; having actual existence; true. [6 definitions] |
| real2 |
a silver coin formerly in circulation in Spain and Spanish America. |
| real3 |
a former monetary unit of Brazil and Portugal. |