| reap |
to gather (standing grain) by cutting. [3 definitions] |
| reappear |
to come into view again, or come into existence again. |
| rear1 |
the back part of something. [5 definitions] |
| rear2 |
to raise to maturity. [4 definitions] |
| rearrange |
to arrange in a different fashion. [2 definitions] |
| rearview mirror |
a mirror attached to a motor vehicle or bicycle in such a way that the driver can see the area to the rear. |
| reason |
a basis for explaining or justifying a belief, action, opinion, or event. [9 definitions] |
| reasonable |
in accordance with clear thinking and good judgment. [4 definitions] |
| reasoning |
the process of using reason to draw conclusions or make decisions based on a premise or known facts. [2 definitions] |
| reassure |
to give back confidence to. [2 definitions] |
| rebate |
a portion of a credited payment or charge that is returned, esp. in cash; refund of part of a charge. [2 definitions] |
| rebel |
one who resists authority or restriction. [6 definitions] |
| rebellion |
an uprising or armed resistance against established authority or a government. [2 definitions] |
| rebuild |
to build again; repair. [3 definitions] |
| recall |
to bring to mind; remember. [6 definitions] |
| recapture |
to take or capture again; recover. [3 definitions] |
| recede1 |
to move back to a previous low level or point, as water. [2 definitions] |
| receipt |
the act of receiving, or the condition of having received; receiving; reception. [5 definitions] |
| receive |
to get or take (something) that has been sent or offered. [10 definitions] |
| receiver |
one that receives. [4 definitions] |
| recent |
of or occurring in the immediate past. [4 definitions] |