Skip to content- reincarnatorOne who reincarnates.
- reincenseTo rekindle.
- reincentivizeTo incentivize again.
- reinciseTo make another incision.
- reincisionA second or subsequent incision.
- reinciteTo incite again.
- reinclineTo incline again.
- reincludeTo include again something that was previously excluded
- reinclusionA second or subsequent inclusion
- reincorporateTo incorporate again or in a different manner.
- reincorporationThe act of reincorporating.
- reincreaseTo increase again.
- reincrudationrecrudescence
- reincubateTo incubate again.
- reincubationincubation again
- reinculcateTo inculcate again.
- reinculcationThe act of reinculcating.
- reincurTo incur again.
- reincursionincursion again
- reindeerAny Arctic and subarctic-dwelling deer of the species Rangifer tarandus, with a number of subspecies.
- reindeerlikeResembling or characteristic of reindeer.
- reindeersmultiple kinds of reindeer
- reindentTo indent again.
- reindentationindentation (of text in a wordprocessor etc.) again or anew
- reindentureA second or subsequent indenture binding the same worker.
- ReindersA surname from Dutch.
- reindexTo index again or anew.
- reindexerA process or algorithm that reindexes.
- reindexingThe process of indexing something again.
- reindictTo indict again.
- reindictmentindictment again
- ReindlA surname.
- reindoctrinateTo indoctrinate again.
- reinduceTo induce again or anew.
- reinducementThe act of reinducing.
- reinducibilityThe state of being reinducible.
- reinducibleAble to be reinduced.
- reinductTo induct again.
- reinductioninduction again
- reindulgeTo indulge again.
- reindulgenceThe act of indulging again.
- reindustrializationThe reintroduction of industry or industrial techniques.
- reindustrializeTo reintroduce industry or industrial techniques to.
- ReineckA surname from German.
- ReineckeA surname.
- reineckeidAny member of the Reineckeidae.
- reineckeiidAny cephalopod of the family Reineckeiidae
- ReinerA male given name from German.
- reineriteAn orthorhombic-dipyramidal mineral containing arsenic, oxygen, and zinc.
- ReinertA surname.
- ReinertsonA surname from Norwegian.
- reinetteAny of various kinds of apple, mostly of French origin, characterized by russeting.
- reinfarctionA second or subsequent infarction
- reinfectinfect again
- reinfectionAnother infection, another instance of being infected
- reinfectiousCapable of reinfecting.
- reinferto infer again.
- reinfestTo infest again.
- reinfestantThat causes reinfestation
- reinfestationA second or subsequent infestation.
- reinfibulateTo carry out a reinfibulation
- reinfibulationThe practice of sewing the external labia back together after deinfibulation.
- reinfiltrateTo infiltrate again.
- reinfiltrationThe process of infiltrating again.
- reinflameTo inflame again.
- reinflammationinflammation again or anew
- reinflateTo inflate or fill with air again.
- reinflationInflation again.
- reinflationaryThat leads to reinflation
- reinflictTo inflict again.
- reinflictionThe act of inflicting again.
- reinfluenceTo influence again.
- reinforceTo strengthen, especially by addition or augmentation.
- reinforceabilityCapability of being reinforced.
- reinforceableCapable of being reinforced.
- reinforcedHaving been or containing reinforcement.
- reinforcementThe act, process, or state of reinforcing or being reinforced.
- reinforcerSomething that reinforces; something that strengthens a behavior.
- reinforcibleAble to be reinforced.
- reinforcingUsed to reinforce.
- reinforcinglySo as to reinforce.
- reinformTo inform again.
- reinfundTo flow in again.
- reinfusateThe material used in a reinfusion
- reinfuseTo infuse again.
- reinfusioninfusion again or anew
- ReingA surname.
- reingestTo ingest again.
- reingestionThe act of reingesting; ingestion again.
- reingraftTo engraft again.
- reingratiateTo ingratiate again.
- reinhabitTo inhabit again (after living elsewhere)
- reinhardbraunsiteA monoclinic-prismatic light pink mineral containing calcium, fluorine, hydrogen, oxygen, and silicon.
- ReinhardtA surname from German [in turn transferred from the given name].
- ReinhardtianOf or relating to Max Reinhardt (1873–1943), Austrian-born American stage and film actor and director.
- ReinhartA surname from German [in turn transferred from the given name], variant of Reinhardt.
- ReinheimerA surname.
- reinheritTo inherit again.
- ReinholdianOf or relating to Karl Leonhard Reinhold (1757–1823), Austrian philosopher.
- ReinigA surname from German.
- reiningA surname from German.
- ReiningerA surname from German.
- reinitialTo initial again.
- reinitializationA process of initializing again.
- reinitializeTo initialize again.
- reinitiateTo initiate again.
- reinitiationA second or subsequent initiation
- reinitiatorThat which reinitiates
- ReinitzA surname from German.
- reinjectTo inject again.
- reinjectionA second or subsequent injection.
- reinjureTo injure a body part which has already been injured.
- reinjuryInjury appearing for a second or subsequent time.
- reinkTo ink again.
- ReinkeA surname.
- reinkingThe act of restoring ink to a device that prints or stamps.
- ReinkowskiA surname.
- reinlessNot having, or not governed by, reins.
- reinnervateTo innervate (tissue) again. (Note about agency: usually regeneration of one type or another is the agent.)
- reinnervationthe action of reinnervating
- reinnovateTo innovate again.
- reinnovationThe act or result of innovating again.
- reinoculateTo inoculate again.
- reinoculationinoculation again or anew
- ReinoehlA surname from German.
- ReinosoA surname.
- reinputTo input again.
- reinquireTo inquire again.
- reinsThe kidneys.
- reinscribeTo inscribe again.
- reinscriptionThe act of reinscribing.
- reinseminateTo inseminate again
- reinseminationA second or subsequent insemination
- reinsertTo insert again.
- reinsertionThe act of inserting again.
- reinsmanA (male) jockey, especially in harness racing.
- reinspectTo inspect again.
- reinspectionA repeat inspection, especially one carried out after a previous inspection discovered problems
- reinspectiveRalating to reinspection
- reinspectorOne who reinspects something.
- reinspirationThe act of inspiring again.
- reinspireto inspire again.
- reinspiritTo give fresh spirit to (figurative or literally)
- reinstallTo install again.
- reinstallableAble to be reinstalled.
- reinstallationThe act or process of reinstalling.
- reinstalmentAn additional or changed instalment.
- reinstantiableThat can be reinstantiated.
- reinstantiateTo instantiate again.
- reinstantiationThe act or the result of reinstantiating.