Words Containing REGE

66 words contain REGE anywhere. Scores range up to 21 points (REGENERATIVELY), averaging 11.9 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.

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To abridge; shorten or condense.

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Plural of ABREGE.

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A French teacher who has passed the agrégation examination.

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Plural of AGREGE.

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A lightweight fabric made from silk and wool.

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Plural of BAREGE.

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A joint regent ruling alongside another.

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Plural of COREGENT.

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Alternative spelling of greige (not comparable).

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Past tense of GREGE.

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Plural of GREGE.

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Plural of interrex.

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Obsolete form of austringer.

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Plural of OSTREGER.

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Relating to stages before genital sexuality.

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Plural of PREGENITAL.

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To gear again or make new preparations.

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Past tense of REGEAR.

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Present participle of REGEAR.

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Third-person singular present tense of REGEAR.

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To undergo regelation, the refreezing of ice under pressure.

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Past tense of REGELATE.

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Third-person singular present tense of REGELATE.

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Present participle of REGELATE.

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The freezing of water under pressure and melting when pressure decreases.

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Plural of REGELATION.

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Rule or government.

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Plural of REGENCE.

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Plural of REGENCY.

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The office or period of a regent.

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Able to be regenerated or restored.

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Plural of REGENERACY.

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The state of having been regenerated.

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To regrow or restore something damaged.

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Past tense of REGENERATE.

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In a regenerated or renewed manner.

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The quality or state of being regenerate.

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Third-person singular present tense of REGENERATE.

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Present participle of REGENERATE.

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The process of regrowth or renewal of lost tissue.

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Plural of REGENERATION.

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Capable of or relating to renewal or regrowth.

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In a regenerative way.

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A device that stores heat and transfers it to cooler fluid.

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Plural of REGENERATOR.

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Having the power to renew or restore.

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A person who rules in place of a monarch who is absent or too young.

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Relating to a regent.

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Plural of REGENT.

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The position or period of a regent.

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Plural of REGENTSHIP.

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Kings, especially in ancient Rome.

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Superlative form of REG.

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Past tense of REGEST.

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Present participle of REGEST.

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Plural of REGEST.

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A magician, juggler, or trickster, especially in medieval times.

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Plural of TREGETOUR.

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Plural of UNREGENERACY.

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The state of being unregenerate or obstinate.

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REGENERATIVELY scores 21 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.