Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Regulation

Regulation, or Reglementn.a method, form, rule

731

Regulator

Regulatorn.a person or thing that regulates

732

Reguline

Regulinea.pertaining to regulus

733

Regulize

Regulizev.i.to reduce to regulus, to separate the pure metal from other matter

734

Regulus

Regulusn.pure metal separated from other matters, a bird, a star

735

Regurgitate

Regurgitatev.to throw or be poured back

736

Regurgitation

Regurgitationn.a pouring back

737

Rehear

Rehearv.t.reheard,pret.reheard,pa.to hear over again, to hear twice

738

Rehearing

Rehearingn.a second hearing or trial

739

Rehearsal

Rehearsaln.a previous recital, repetition, relation

740

Rehearse

Rehearsev.t.to recite previously, to repeat

741

Reign

Reign, [rane]n.the time of kingly government

742

Reign (2)

Reignv.i.to rule as a king, obtain, prevail

743

Reimbody

Reimbodyv.to imbody again

744

Reimbursable

Reimbursablea.that may be repaid

745

Reimburse

Reimbursev.t.to repay, to repair loss or expense

746

Reimbursement

Reimbursementn.a repayment, reparation

747

Reimpregnate

Reimpregnatev.t.to impregnate or fill anew

748

Reimpressin

Reimpressinn.a repeated impression

749

Rein

Rein, [rane]n.part of a bridle, the act of governing

750

Rein (2)

Reinv.t.to govern, rule, restrain, control, run

751

Reindeer

Reindeern.false spelling, seeSee: rane

752

Reinfectious

Reinfectiousa.capable of infecting again

753

Reinlist

Reinlistv.t.to inlist those who were before inlister

754

Reinlistment

Reinlistmentn.a second inlistment

755

Reins

Reinsn. pl.the kidneys, loins, hips, lower back

756

Reinsert

Reinsertv.t.to insert again or afresh