Webster's Dictionary 1806

757

Reinspire

Reinspirev.t.to inspire anew, animate, excite

758

Reinstall

Reinstallv.t.to set or put again in possession

759

Reinstate

Reinstatev.t.to replace in a former state

760

Reinstatement

Reinstatementn.a replacing in a former state

761

Reintergrate

Reintergratev.t.to renew, repair, restore

762

Reinvest

Reinvestv.t.to invest again or anew

763

Reiterate

Reiteratev.t.to repeat, to do again and again

764

Reiteration

Reiterationn.a frequent repitition of a thing

765

Reject

Rejectv.t.to cast off, discard, dismiss, refuse

766

Rejection

Rejectionn.the act of casting off, a refusal

767

Rejective

Rejectivea.casting off or away

768

Rejoice

Rejoicev.to be glad, exult, make glad, cheer

769

Rejoicer

Rejoicern.one who rejoices or makes glad

770

Rejoin

Rejoinv.to join or meet again, reply, answer

771

Rejoinder

Rejoindern.a reply to an answer, a second answer

772

Rejolt

Rejoltn.a shock, concussion, stroke

773

Rejudge

Rejudgev.t.to reexamin, review, hear again

774

Rejuvenescence

Rejuvenescencen.a renewal of youth

775

Rekindle

Rekindlev.t.to kindle or inflame again

776

Relapse

Relapsev.t.to fall back into vice or sickness

777

Relapse (2)

Relapsen.a return to vice, a return of illness

778

Relate

Relatev.to tell, recite, refer, belong

779

Relater

Relatern.a teller, informer, reciter, repeater

780

Relation

Relationn.a narration, tale, kindred, reference

781

Relationship

Relationshipn.the state of being related

782

Relative

Relativen.a relation, what contains relation

783

Relative (2)

Relativea.having a relation, respecting