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TermTypeDefinitionClassificationsUpdated
regorgeverbeject the contents of the stomach through the mouthUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
regressverbget worse or fall back to a previous conditionAnalyzeUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
regretverbfeel sad about the loss or absence ofUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
regroupverbApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
regrowverbgrow anew or continue growth after an injury or interruptionUnderstandUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
regulariseverbbring into conformity with rules or principles or usageApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
regularizeverbbring into conformity with rules or principles or usageApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
regulateverbbring into conformity with rules or principles or usageApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
regurgitateverbfeed through the beak by regurgitating previously swallowed foodRememberUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rehabilitateverbhelp to readapt, as to a former state of health or good reputeApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reharmoniseverbprovide with a different harmonyApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reharmonizeverbprovide with a different harmonyCreateUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rehashverbpresent or use over, with no or few changesUnderstandUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rehearverbhear or try a court case anewRememberUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rehearseverbengage in a rehearsal (of)ApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reheatverbApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reheelverbApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rehouseverbput up in a new or different housingApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reifyverbAnalyzeUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reignverbbe larger in number, quantity, power, status or importanceRememberUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reigniteverbto ignite anew, as of something burningApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reimburseverbreimburse or compensate (someone), as for a lossApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reimposeverbimpose anewApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reinverbstop or slow up one's horse or oneself by or as if by pulling the reinsApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rein inverbMWEstop or slow up one's horse or oneself by or as if by pulling the reinsApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reincarnateverbbe born anew in another body after deathUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reinforceverbstrengthen and support with rewardsApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reinstallverbinstall againApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reinstateverbbring back into original existence, use, function, or positionApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reinsureverbApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reintegrateverbintegrate againApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reinterpretverbUnderstandUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reintroduceverbApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reinventverbcreate anew and make overCreateUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reinvigorateverbimpart vigor, strength, or vitality toCreateUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reissueverbissue (a new version of)ApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reiterateverbrepeat or restate something for emphasis or clarityUnderstandUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rejectverbresist immunologically the introduction of some foreign tissue or organEvaluateUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rejigverbre-equip a factory or plantApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rejoiceverbUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rejoinverbApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rejuvenateverbcause (a stream or river) to erode, as by an uplift of the landApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rekeyverbTo change the value of a cryptographic key that is being used in a cryptographic system/application.ApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rekey a certificateverbMWETo change the value of a cryptographic key that is being used in a cryptographic system application; this normally entails issuing a new certificate on the new public key.ApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rekindleverbkindle anew, as of a fireCreateUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relaceverblace againApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relapseverbgo back to bad behaviorUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relateverbshow or describe the connection between two or more thingsUnderstandUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relationshipsverbidentify and describe how components or concepts are connectedAnalyzeUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relativiseverbAnalyzeUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relativizeverbAnalyzeUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relaxverbbecome less tense, less formal, or less restrained, and assume a friendlier mannerUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relayverbcontrol or operate by relayApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relearnverbUnderstandUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
releaseverbmake available or distribute a product, document, or informationApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relegateverbAnalyzeUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relentverbgive in, as to influence or pressureUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relieveverballeviate or remove pressure or stress, make less oppressiveApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relieve oneselfverbMWEeliminate urineUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relineverbApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relinquishverbdo without or cease to hold or adhere toUnderstandUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relishverbderive or receive pleasure fromUnderstandUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reliveverbUnderstandUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reloadverbplace a new load onApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relocateverbbecome established in a new locationApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relyverbUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rely onverbMWEbe dependent on, as for support or maintenanceUnderstandUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rely uponverbMWEput trust in with confidenceUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
relyricverbwrite new lyrics for (a song)CreateUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remainverbcontinue in a place, position, or situationUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remain downverbMWEUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remain firmverbMWEhold one's groundUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remainderverbsell cheaply as remaindersUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remakeverbmake newCreateUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remandverbrefer (a matter or legal case) to another committee or authority or court for decisionApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remarkverbmake or write a comment onUnderstandUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remarryverbmarry, not for the first timeRememberUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remediateverbTo correct or make right a problem or undesirable situation, especially in regards to stopping or reversing environmental damage.ApplyPrimaryJun 3, 2026
remedyverbset straight or rightApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rememberverbRememberUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remember oneselfverbMWErecover one's good manners after a lapse or stop behaving badlyUnderstandUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remilitariseverbApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remilitarizeverbApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remindverbRememberUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
reminisceverbUnderstandUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remitverbrefer (a matter or legal case) to another committee or authority or court for decisionApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remodelverbdo over, as of (part of) a houseApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remoldverbto shape again or shape differentlyApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remonstrateverbEvaluateUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remouldverbto shape again or shape differentlyApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remountverbmount again, as after disassembling somethingApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
removeverbremove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstractApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
remunerateverbmake payment toUnderstandUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
renameverbApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rendverbtear or be torn violentlyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
renderverbrestate (words) from one language into another languageApplyUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
render-setverbcover with two coats of plasterUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
rendezvousverbmeet at a rendezvousUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
renegadeverbbreak with established customsUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026
renegeverbfail to fulfill a promise or obligationEvaluateUnclassifiedJun 3, 2026