Re-engage, rē-en-gāj′, v.t. and v.i. to engage again or a second time.—n. Re-engage′ment, a renewed or repeated engagement.
Re-engender, rē-en-jen′dėr, v.t. to regenerate.
Re-engrave, rē-en-grāv′, v.t. to engrave again or anew.
Re-enjoy, rē-en-joi′, v.t. to enjoy anew or a second time.
Re-enlist, rē-en-list, v.t. or v.i. to enlist again.
Re-enter, rē-en′tėr, v.t. and v.i. to enter again or anew: in engraving, to cut deeper where the aqua fortis has not bitten sufficiently.—p.adj. Re-en′tering, entering again: turning inwards.—n. Re-en′trance, the act of entering again.—adj. Re-en′trant (same as Re-entering).—n. Re-en′try, an entering again: the resuming a possession lately lost.—Re-entering angle, an angle pointing inwards.
Re-enthrone, rē-en-thrōn′, v.t. to restore to the throne.—n. Re-enthrone′ment.
Re-erect, rē-e-rekt′, v.t. to erect again.
Reermouse. Same as Reremouse.
Reesk, rēsk, n. (Scot.) rank grass, or waste land growing such.