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- rewA surname.
- RewaA district of Madhya Pradesh, India.
- rewadeTo wade again.
- rewagerTo wager again.
- rewakeTo wake again.
- rewakenTo awaken again; to rewake
- rewakeningreawakening
- rewalkTo walk again, specifically to walk where one has already walked.
- rewallTo provide with new walls.
- rewallowTo wallow again.
- rewaltTo overturn; throw down.
- RewanuiA locality, formerly a coal-mining settlement, in Grey district, West Coast, New Zealand.
- rewardSomething of value given in return for an act.
- rewardabilityThe quality of being rewardable.
- rewardableWorthy of reward.
- rewardablenessQuality of being rewardable.
- rewardablyIn a way that merits a reward.
- rewardedlyHaving been rewarded.
- rewardednessThe quality of being rewarded.
- rewardeeOne who is rewarded.
- rewarderOne who rewards.
- rewardfulYielding reward.
- rewardfullyIn a rewardful manner
- rewardfulnessThe quality of being rewardful.
- rewardingGiving or resulting in reward or satisfaction.
- rewardinglyIn a way or to an extent that is rewarding
- rewardingnessQuality of being rewarding.
- rewardlessLacking reward
- rewardlesslyIn a rewardless manner
- rewardlessnessAbsence of a reward.
- rewarehouseTo return (goods) to a warehouse.
- rewarewaA tall evergreen tree, Knightia excelsa, endemic to New Zealand, with leathery leaves and red flowers.
- rewariA small, round sweet made of jaggery and sesame seeds.
- rewarmTo warm again; to bring back to a state of warmth.
- rewarnTo warn again.
- rewashThe act of washing something again
- rewashableThat can be rewashed.
- rewasherTo fit (a mechanical device) with a new washer.
- rewatchTo watch again.
- rewatchabilityThe quality or degree of being rewatchable.
- rewatchablePleasant to watch more than once.
- rewatcherOne who rewatches.
- rewatchingThe act of watching something again.
- rewaterTo water again.
- rewaveTo wave (the hair) again.
- rewaxTo wax again.
- rewaxingThe act of waxing something again.
- rewaybillTo waybill again.
- reweA village and civil parish in East Devon district, Devon, England (OS grid ref SX9499).
- reweakenTo weaken again.
- rewearTo wear again.
- reweaveTo weave again, to weave back.
- rewedTo wed again.
- reweedTo weed again.
- reweighTo weigh again; to weigh something that has already been weighed.
- reweighingThe act of weighing again.
- reweightTo replace or adjust weights that are attached to something.
- reweighted(of a series etc) weighted again, especially as part of an iterative process
- reweightingThe assignment of a new weighting.
- rewelcomeTo welcome again.
- reweldTo weld again.
- rewenaA traditional Maori sourdough potato bread.
- RewertsA surname from German.
- rewesternizationThe process of westernizing again.
- rewetTo wet again.
- rewettenWetten again.
- rewettingA second or subsequent wetting
- rewhipTo whip again.
- rewhirlTo whirl again.
- rewhiskTo whisk again.
- rewhisperTo whisper again.
- rewhitenTo whiten again.
- rewickerTo redo the wickerwork, as the wicker seat of a piece of furniture
- rewidenTo widen again.
- rewildTo return an area to a more wild state, especially to repopulate it with wild animals that have become extirpated.
- rewilderA person who advocates the reintroduction of animals into the wild as a means of conservation.
- rewildingThe act of restoring a natural area to its former wild state, especially by repopulating it with animals that have been extirpated.
- rewinTo win again or anew, to win back.
- rewindTo wind (something) again.
- rewindableThat can be rewound.
- rewindedrewound
- rewinderOne who, or that which, rewinds.
- rewindingThe act or process by which something is rewound.
- RewinkleA surname.
- rewipeTo wipe again.
- rewireTo replace or reconnect the wires of a device or installation.
- rewireableHaving adjustable wiring.
- rewirerOne who rewires.
- rewiringA new wiring
- RewisA surname.
- rewithdrawTo withdraw again.
- rewithdrawalThe act of withdrawing again.
- rewoodTo plant with woods again; to reforest.
- rewordTo change the wording of; to restate using different words.
- rewordableAble to be expressed in different words.
- reworderOne who rewords something.
- rewordingThe act or process of creating a changed wording.
- reworkThe act of redoing, correcting, or rebuilding.
- reworkabilityThe ability to be reworked.
- reworkableCapable of being reworked.
- reworkedworked again
- reworkerOne who reworks.
- reworkingAn act in which something is reworked.
- reworldTo reconstruct the world, or attempt to view it differently.
- reworldingThe process of something being reworlded.
- rewovenHaving been woven again.
- rewrapTo wrap again.
- rewrapperOne who wraps again.
- rewrappingThe act by which something is wrapped again.
- rewringTo wring again.
- rewritabilityThe state or condition of being rewritable.
- rewritableAble to be rewritten, or written again.
- rewriteThe act of writing again or anew.
- rewritemanA newspaper reporter who crafts stories from information reported by others, such as legmen.
- rewriterOne who, or that which, rewrites.
- rewritingThe process or result of writing again; a rewrite.
- rewroughtwrought again
- rexA king, particularly in ancient Rome.
- RexburgA city, the county seat of Madison County, Idaho, United States.
- rexerA skater who performs rexing.
- RexfordA surname.
- rexieanorexic
- rexineA type of leather imitation, as used for things like book covers and upholstery.
- rexingA style of backwards figure skating that originated on the West Coast of the U.S. in the mid-20th century.
- rexinoidAny synthetic agent that binds specifically to a retinoid "X" receptor
- RexismA fascist movement active in Belgium from 1935 to 1945; the ideology of the Rexist Party
- RexistOf, pertaining to or advocating Rexism.
- rexoidRelating to, or characteristic of the Devon Rex cat
- RexroadA surname.
- RexroatA surname.
- RexrodeA surname.
- RexrothA surname from German.
- RextonA village in New Brunswick.
- REXXA structured high-level programming language which was designed by IBM to be both easy to learn and easy to read.
- RexyAn endearing diminutive name given to an individual Tyrannosaurus rex.
- ReyA surname from Spanish.
- ReyanshA male given name used in India
- ReyburnA surname.
- ReydonA village and civil parish in East Suffolk district, Suffolk, England, previously in Waveney district (OS grid ref TM5077).
- ReyeA surname.
- ReyerA surname.
- reyeriteA trigonal-rhombohedral mineral containing aluminum, calcium, hydrogen, oxygen, potassium, silicon, and sodium.
- ReyesA surname from Spanish.
- ReyesanoA near-extinct Tacanan language of Bolivia.
- ReyeslopezA surname from Spanish.
- ReyezA surname.
- reyieldTo yield again.
- ReykjavikThe capital city of Iceland.
- ReykjavikerAn inhabitant of Reykjavík.