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ream

noun, a number of sheets of paper, formerly 480 sheets (short ream), now 500 sheets (long ream) or 516 sheets (printer's ream or perfect ream). One ream is equal to 20 quires verb, to enlarge (a hole) by use of a reamer

rearm

verb, to arm again

rein

noun, one of a pair of long straps, usually connected together and made of leather, used to control a horse, running from the side of the bit or the headstall to the hand of the rider, driver, or trainer

rein in

verb, to stop (a horse) by pulling on the reins

REM

abbreviation for, rapid eye movement n acronym for, roentgen equivalent man

rem

n acronym for, roentgen equivalent man

remain

verb, to stay behind or in the same place

REME

n acronym for, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers

Renan

noun, (Joseph) Ernest (ernest). 1823–92, French philosopher, theologian, and historian; best known for his Life of Jesus (1863), which discounted the supernatural aspects of the Gospels

renew

verb, to take up again

Reni

noun, Guido ('gwi:do). 1575–1642, Italian baroque painter and engraver

reni-

combining form, kidney or kidneys

renin

noun, a proteolytic enzyme secreted by the kidneys, which plays an important part in the maintenance of blood pressure

rennin

noun, an enzyme that occurs in gastric juice and is a constituent of rennet. It coagulates milk by converting caseinogen to casein. Also called: chymosin

Reno

noun, a city in W Nevada, at the foot of the Sierra Nevada: noted as a divorce, wedding, and gambling centre by reason of its liberal laws. Pop: 193 882 (2003 est)

renown

noun, widespread reputation, esp of a good kind; fame

rerun

verb, to broadcast or put on (a film, play, series, etc) again

reunion

noun, the act or process of coming together again