rejectamenta - that which is to be discarded. A neo-inkhorn putdown.

rejuvenation - what viagra promises

reliquiae - the things left behind by the deceased

relleno stuffing, padding, padded, filling

rem
n.,
pl. rem 5r(oentgen) e(quivalent), m(an)6 a dosage of any ionizing radiation that will produce a biological effect approximately equal to that produced by one roentgen of X-ray or gamma-ray radiation
Ad rem (Latin). To the point in hand; to the purpose. (Acu rem tetigisti.


remanet - Latin = it remains, there remains
Corinthisns 1, 13:
13 And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.



remise
vt.
3mised$, 3mis4ing 5LME remisen < MFr remis, pp. of remettre, to send back < L remittere: see REMIT6 Law to give up a claim to; release by deed

renegade
n.
5Sp renegado, pp. of renegar, to deny < ML renegare < L re3, again + negare, to deny (see NEGATION); the word replaces ME renagat < ML renegatus, pp. of renegare6
1 a person who abandons one religion for another; apostate
2 a person who abandons a party, movement, etc. and goes over to the other side; traitor; turncoat
adj.
of or like a renegade; disloyal

renege
vi.
3neged$, 3neg4ing 5ML renegare: see RENEGADE6
1 to back out of an agreement; go back on a promise
2 Card Games to fail to follow suit when required and able to do so
vt.
[Archaic] to deny; renounce
n.
Card Games the act or an instance of reneging
re[neg$er
n.
rennet
n.
5ME rennen, to cause to coagulate < OE gerennan < ge3, together (see CO3) + Gmc *rannjan, to cause to run < base of *rinnan (> RUN) + *3jan, caus. suffix6
1 a) the membrane lining the stomach of an unweaned animal, esp. the fourth stomach of a calf b) the contents of such a stomach
2 a) an extract of this membrane or of the stomach contents, containing rennin and used to curdle milk, as in making cheese or junket b) any substance used to curdle milk
3 RENNIN

rejectamenta - that which is to be discarded. A neo-inkhorn putdown.

rejuvenation - what viagra promises

reliquiae - the things left behind by the deceased

relleno stuffing, padding, padded, filling

rem
n.,
pl. rem 5r(oentgen) e(quivalent), m(an)6 a dosage of any ionizing radiation that will produce a biological effect approximately equal to that produced by one roentgen of X-ray or gamma-ray radiation
Ad rem (Latin). To the point in hand; to the purpose. (Acu rem tetigisti.


remanet - Latin = it remains, there remains

remise
vt.
3mised$, 3mis4ing 5LME remisen < MFr remis, pp. of remettre, to send back < L remittere: see REMIT6 Law to give up a claim to; release by deed

renegade
n.
5Sp renegado, pp. of renegar, to deny < ML renegare < L re3, again + negare, to deny (see NEGATION); the word replaces ME renagat < ML renegatus, pp. of renegare6
1 a person who abandons one religion for another; apostate
2 a person who abandons a party, movement, etc. and goes over to the other side; traitor; turncoat
adj.
of or like a renegade; disloyal

renege
vi.
3neged$, 3neg4ing 5ML renegare: see RENEGADE6
1 to back out of an agreement; go back on a promise
2 Card Games to fail to follow suit when required and able to do so
vt.
[Archaic] to deny; renounce
n.
Card Games the act or an instance of reneging
re[neg$er
n.
rennet
n.
5ME rennen, to cause to coagulate < OE gerennan < ge3, together (see CO3) + Gmc *rannjan, to cause to run < base of *rinnan (> RUN) + *3jan, caus. suffix6
1 a) the membrane lining the stomach of an unweaned animal, esp. the fourth stomach of a calf b) the contents of such a stomach
2 a) an extract of this membrane or of the stomach contents, containing rennin and used to curdle milk, as in making cheese or junket b) any substance used to curdle milk
3 RENNIN

rejectamenta - that which is to be discarded. A neo-inkhorn putdown.

rejuvenation - what viagra promises

reliquiae - the things left behind by the deceased

relleno stuffing, padding, padded, filling

rem
n.,
pl. rem 5r(oentgen) e(quivalent), m(an)6 a dosage of any ionizing radiation that will produce a biological effect approximately equal to that produced by one roentgen of X-ray or gamma-ray radiation
Ad rem (Latin). To the point in hand; to the purpose. (Acu rem tetigisti.


remanet - Latin = it remains, there remains

remise
vt.
3mised$, 3mis4ing 5LME remisen < MFr remis, pp. of remettre, to send back < L remittere: see REMIT6 Law to give up a claim to; release by deed

renegade
n.
5Sp renegado, pp. of renegar, to deny < ML renegare < L re3, again + negare, to deny (see NEGATION); the word replaces ME renagat < ML renegatus, pp. of renegare6
1 a person who abandons one religion for another; apostate
2 a person who abandons a party, movement, etc. and goes over to the other side; traitor; turncoat
adj.
of or like a renegade; disloyal

renege
vi.
3neged$, 3neg4ing 5ML renegare: see RENEGADE6
1 to back out of an agreement; go back on a promise
2 Card Games to fail to follow suit when required and able to do so
vt.
[Archaic] to deny; renounce
n.
Card Games the act or an instance of reneging
re[neg$er
n.
rennet
n.
5ME rennen, to cause to coagulate < OE gerennan < ge3, together (see CO3) + Gmc *rannjan, to cause to run < base of *rinnan (> RUN) + *3jan, caus. suffix6
1 a) the membrane lining the stomach of an unweaned animal, esp. the fourth stomach of a calf b) the contents of such a stomach
2 a) an extract of this membrane or of the stomach contents, containing rennin and used to curdle milk, as in making cheese or junket b) any substance used to curdle milk
3 RENNIN