| REFECTING | • refecting v. Present participle of refect. • REFECT v. to refresh with food and drink. |
| REFECTION | • refection n. Mental or spiritual refreshment. • refection n. Physical refreshment, especially with food or drink. • refection n. A meal, especially a light meal. |
| REFECTIVE | • refective n. That which refreshes. • refective adj. Refreshing; restoring. • REFECTIVE adj. relating to refection. |
| REFECTORY | • refectory n. A dining hall, especially in an institution such as a college or monastery. • REFECTORY n. the dining-hall of a monastery or other institution. |
| REFEEDING | • refeeding v. Present participle of refeed. • refeeding n. The process of feeding again, typically after a fast. • REFEEDING n. the act of feeding again. |
| REFEELING | • refeeling v. Present participle of refeel. • REFEEL v. to feel again. |
| REFELLING | • refelling v. Present participle of refel. • REFEL v. (obsolete) to refute; to disprove. |
| REFENCING | • refencing v. Present participle of refence. • REFENCE v. to fence again. |
| REFERABLE | • referable adj. Alternative form of referrable. • REFERABLE adj. capable of being referred, also REFERRABLE, REFERRIBLE. |
| REFERENCE | • reference n. (Literary or archaic) A relationship or relation (to something). • reference n. A measurement one can compare (some other measurement) to. • reference n. Information about a person, provided by someone (a referee) with whom they are well acquainted. |
| REFERENDA | • referenda n. (Formal) plural of referendum. • REFERENDUM n. (Latin) the process or principle of referring an important political question to the nation as a whole. |
| REFERENTS | • referents n. Plural of referent. • REFERENT n. something referred to. |
| REFERRALS | • referrals n. Plural of referral. • REFERRAL n. an instance of being referred to another. |
| REFERRERS | • referrers n. Plural of referrer. • REFERRER n. one that refers. |
| REFERRING | • referring v. Present participle of refer. • referring n. The act by which somebody or something is referred; a reference. • REFER v. to direct to a source for help or information. |