| RECEIVABLES | • receivables n. Plural of receivable. • RECEIVABLE n. something that can be received. |
| RECEMENTING | • recementing v. Present participle of recement. • recementing n. The act of cementing something again. • re-cementing v. Present participle of re-cement. |
| RECENSORING | • recensoring v. Present participle of recensor. • RECENSOR v. to censor again. |
| RECEPTACLES | • receptacles n. Plural of receptacle. • RECEPTACLE n. that in which anything is or may be received. |
| RECEPTACULA | • receptacula n. Plural of receptaculum. • RECEPTACULUM n. (Latin) a receptacle. |
| RECEPTIVELY | • receptively adv. In a receptive manner. • RECEPTIVE adv. ready to receive. |
| RECEPTIVITY | • receptivity n. (Uncountable) The state of being receptive. • receptivity n. (Countable) The extent to which something is receptive. • RECEPTIVITY n. the state of being receptive. |
| RECERTIFIED | • recertified v. Simple past tense and past participle of recertify. • RECERTIFY v. to certify again. |
| RECERTIFIES | • recertifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of recertify. • RECERTIFY v. to certify again. |
| RECESSIONAL | • recessional adj. Of or relating to recession or withdrawal, particularly at the end of a religious service or wedding. • recessional n. Music played during a church recession. • RECESSIONAL n. a hymn or musical piece at the conclusion of a service or program. |
| RECESSIVELY | • recessively adv. In a recessive fashion. • RECESSIVE adv. tending to receive. |