remake |
to make again or in a new form; reconstruct. [3 definitions] |
remand |
to transfer or send back. [6 definitions] |
remark |
to casually comment. [4 definitions] |
remarkable |
exceptional or unusual; notable. [2 definitions] |
remarket |
combined form of market. |
remarriage |
combined form of marriage. |
remarry |
combined form of marry. |
rematch |
a contest or game played for the second time between the same teams or players. [2 definitions] |
rematerialize |
combined form of materialize. |
Rembrandt van Rijn |
a Dutch painter (b.1606--d.1669). |
remeasure |
combined form of measure. |
remeasurement |
combined form of measurement. |
remediable |
capable of being remedied, cured, or corrected. |
remedial |
designed to correct or improve, esp. basic scholastic skills. [2 definitions] |
remediation |
the act or process of providing remedial aid for (a learning disability or the like). |
remediless |
that cannot be remedied. |
remedy |
a medicine or therapy designed to heal a disease or disorder. [5 definitions] |
remelt |
combined form of melt. |
remember |
to call to mind from memory; recall. [7 definitions] |
rememberable |
combined form of remember. |
remembrance |
the act or process of remembering. [5 definitions] |