| 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] |
| registration number |
(chiefly British) the registered set of numbers and letters found on the license plates of a vehicle; license plate number. |
| registry |
an office or depository where records are kept. [2 definitions] |
| regive |
combined form of give. |
| reglaze |
combined form of glaze. |
| regnant |
holding the power of a ruler; ruling (usu. fol. the noun it modifies). [2 definitions] |
| regorge |
to throw up or discharge violently; disgorge. [2 definitions] |
| regrade |
combined form of grade. |
| regrant |
combined form of grant. |
| regreening |
the process of rehabilitating land that has become barren so that it supports plant life once again. |
| regress |
to go back or backwards, as in reverting to an earlier form or stage of development. [2 definitions] |
| regression |
the act or condition of return to an earlier form or less advanced state; biological or psychological reversion. |
| regret |
to feel sorrow or remorse for (something committed). [7 definitions] |
| regretful |
having sorrow or remorse for a loss, an act, or a disappointment. |
| regrind |
combined form of grind. |
| regroom |
combined form of groom. |