regorgement, n.m., overflowing (of fluids); overflow, superabundance.
regorger, v.n., to overflow, to run over, to abound with, to teem with; to be glutted, to be crowded or crammed (with). La salle regorgeait de monde; the hall was crowded with spectators. Cette province regorge de blé; that province abounds in corn. — de santé; to be in rude health. Faire —; to compel to disgorge.
regouler, v.a., (pop.) to snub; to surfeit.
regoûter, v.a., to taste again.
regracier, v.a., to pardon again, a second time.
regrat, n.m., (l.u.) huckstering; huckster’s shop; ☉retail salt-shop.
regrattage, n.m., (mas.) regrating, rescraping.
regratter, v.a., to scratch again; to scrape again; (mas.) to regrate.
regratter, v.n., to huckster; (l.u.) to haggle; to make illegitimate petty profits.
regratterie (-gra-trî), n.f., huckster’s trade; huckstery, huckster’s wares.