| reapply |
combined form of apply. |
| reappoint |
combined form of appoint. |
| reappointment |
combined form of appointment. |
| reapportion |
to share or apportion in a different relation or ratio. [2 definitions] |
| reappraisal |
combined form of appraisal. |
| reappraise |
to make a second or fresh assessment of; reconsider, reevaluate, or rethink. |
| reappropriate |
combined form of appropriate. |
| reapprove |
combined form of approve. |
| reap the whirlwind |
to suffer the consequences of rash actions or wrongdoing. |
| rear1 |
the back part of something. [5 definitions] |
| rear2 |
to raise to maturity. [4 definitions] |
| rear admiral |
a U.S. naval officer ranking below a vice admiral and above a commodore admiral. |
| rear end |
the part of something furthest to the back, such as an animal's buttocks or the rearmost part of a vehicle. |
| rear-end |
to collide with (the rear of another vehicle). |
| rear guard |
a small detachment of soldiers who protect the rear of a larger unit, as in a retreat. |
| reargue |
combined form of argue. |
| reargument |
combined form of argument. |
| rearm |
to establish or help to establish an offensive military force again. [2 definitions] |
| rearmost |
farthest to the back or end; last. |
| rearousal |
combined form of arousal. |
| rearouse |
combined form of arouse. |