| REASCEND | • reascend v. (Transitive, intransitive) To ascend again. • REASCEND v. to ascend again. |
| REASCENT | • reascent n. A second or subsequent ascent; the act or process of reascending. • REASCENT n. a second ascent. |
| REASONED | • reasoned adj. Based on reasoning; being the result of logical thought. • reasoned v. Simple past tense and past participle of reason. • REASON v. to deduct inferences from premises. |
| REASONER | • reasoner n. One who reasons. • Reasoner prop.n. A surname. • REASONER n. one who reasons. |
| REASSAIL | • reassail v. (Transitive) To assail again. • REASSAIL v. to assail again. |
| REASSERT | • reassert v. Assert again. • REASSERT v. to assert again. |
| REASSESS | • reassess v. To assess again; to revise an earlier assessment; to reevaluate. • REASSESS v. to assess again. |
| REASSIGN | • reassign v. (Transitive) To assign again or anew. • reassign v. (Transitive) To transfer back what was previously assigned. • REASSIGN v. to assign again. |
| REASSORT | • reassort v. To assort again. • REASSORT v. to assort again. |
| REASSUME | • reassume v. To resume, to carry on (A practice, thought, occupation etc.) again. • reassume v. To take on or adopt again. • reassume v. (Now rare) To take back into one’s possession. |
| REASSURE | • reassure v. (Transitive) To assure anew; to restore confidence to; to free from fear or self-doubt. • reassure v. (Transitive) To reinsure. • REASSURE v. to assure again. |
| REASTIER | • REASTY adj. rancid. |
| REASTING | • reasting v. Present participle of reast. • REAST v. esp of horses, to be noisily uncooperative, also REEST. |