| EVOKERS | • evokers n. Plural of evoker. • EVOKER n. one who evokes. |
| KERMODE | • kermode n. Kermode bear. • Kermode prop.n. A surname from Manx. • Kermode n. (Informal) Synonym of Kermode bear. |
| KEROGEN | • kerogen n. Any organic matter present in a sedimentary rock that is insoluble in organic solvents; the precursor… • KEROGEN n. a kind of bitumen found in oil shale. |
| REAWOKE | • reawoke v. Simple past tense of reawake. • REAWAKE v. to awake again. |
| REEBOKS | • reeboks n. Plural of reebok. • REEBOK n. (South African) a kind of antelope, also RHEBOK. |
| REEVOKE | • reevoke v. To evoke again or anew. • reëvoke v. Evoke again. • re-evoke v. Alternative form of reevoke. |
| RESPOKE | • respoke v. Simple past tense of respeak. • respoke v. (Transitive) To fit (a wheel) with new spokes. • RESPEAK v. (Shakespeare) to speak again. |
| RESTOKE | • restoke v. (Transitive) To stoke again. • RESTOKE v. to stoke again. |
| REVOKED | • revoked v. Simple past tense and past participle of revoke. • REVOKE v. to annul by taking back. |
| REVOKER | • revoker n. A person who revokes. • REVOKER n. one who revokes. |
| REVOKES | • revokes n. Plural of revoke. • REVOKE v. to annul by taking back. |
| REWOKEN | • rewoken v. Past participle of rewake. • REWAKE v. to wake again. |
| YOKERED | • YOKER v. to spit. |