English words starting with rear - page 1

Meanings of Rearouses:

verb

To arouse again.

Meanings of Rearousing:

verb

To arouse again.

Meanings of Rearrange:

verb

Change the position of.

Usage examples:

She rearranged her skirt as she sat back in her chair

Meanings of Rearrange-the-deck-chairs-on-the-titanic:

phrase

Make superficial and ineffective changes that fail to address or resolve a serious and urgent problem.

Usage examples:

Any distraction from producing gigantic amounts of clean electricity is merely rearranging the deck…

Meanings of Rearranged:

verb

Change the position of.

Usage examples:

She rearranged her skirt as she sat back in her chair

Meanings of Rearrangement:

noun

The action or process of changing the position, time, or order of something.

Usage examples:

Rearrangement of the furniture

Meanings of Rearrangements:

noun

The action or process of changing the position, time, or order of something.

Usage examples:

Rearrangement of the furniture

Meanings of Rearranges:

verb

Change the position of.

Usage examples:

She rearranged her skirt as she sat back in her chair

Meanings of Rearranging:

verb

Change the position of.

Usage examples:

She rearranged her skirt as she sat back in her chair

Meanings of Rearrest:

verb

Arrest (someone) again.

Usage examples:

He was rearrested on his return to england

noun

An act of rearresting someone.

Usage examples:

His rearrest was on the recommendation of an independent commission

Meanings of Rearrested:

verb

Arrest (someone) again.

Usage examples:

He was rearrested on his return to england

noun

An act of rearresting someone.

Usage examples:

His rearrest was on the recommendation of an independent commission

Meanings of Rearresting:

verb

Arrest (someone) again.

Usage examples:

He was rearrested on his return to england

noun

An act of rearresting someone.

Usage examples:

His rearrest was on the recommendation of an independent commission

Meanings of Rearrests:

verb

Arrest (someone) again.

Usage examples:

He was rearrested on his return to england

noun

An act of rearresting someone.

Usage examples:

His rearrest was on the recommendation of an independent commission

Meanings of Rearrival:

noun

The action of arriving again; a second or further arrival.

Meanings of Rearrive:

verb

To arrive again; to arrive in a place once more.

Meanings of Rears:

noun

The back part of something, especially a building or vehicle.

Usage examples:

The kitchen door at the rear of the house

verb

Bring up and care for (a child) until they are fully grown.

Usage examples:

Nigel was born and reared in bath

adjective

At the back.

Usage examples:

The car's rear window

Meanings of Rearticulate:

verb

To articulate for a second or further time; to explain in a different manner, to restate.

Meanings of Rearticulated:

adjective

Of a geminate or long vowel or consonant: that is realized phonetically as two separately articulated consecutive sounds.

Meanings of Rearticulating:

verb

To articulate for a second or further time; to explain in a different manner, to restate.

Meanings of Rearward:

adjective

Directed towards the back.

Usage examples:

A slight rearward movement

adverb

Towards the back.

Usage examples:

The engine nozzles point rearward

noun

The part or position at the back of something.

Usage examples:

It would occupy its position in the advance, not in the rearward of the times

Meanings of Rearwards:

adverb

Towards the back.

Usage examples:

The engine nozzles point rearward

adjective

Directed towards the back.

Usage examples:

A slight rearward movement

noun

The part or position at the back of something.

Usage examples:

It would occupy its position in the advance, not in the rearward of the times