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- reeve Of a truth, Reeve-Howard would have stared mightily at sight of him.
- revalue Even the Peoples Bank of China has been accorded great latitude, though in China the official role of the bank remains that of a national bank rather than a central bank, underlined by the official refusal to "unpeg" the yuan or to revalue it "under pressure".
- reveal Surely, and I would rather die than reveal it.
- reveille As they were repeating together the prayer "Our Father," the notes of the reveille sounded shrilly over the camp.
- revel Count Hannibal laughed, the grim mocking laugh which seemed to revel in the pain it inflicted.
- reveler It was very quiet within the belt of magnolias and cypresses and orange trees and but little noise came from the town, the stray shout of a reveler, a snatch of a song, and then nothing more.
- reveller As for Consolation, which in form as in matter strongly resembles part of the Strayed Reveller, I must say, at the risk of the charge of Philistinism, that I cannot see why most of it should not have been printed as prose.
- revenue Francis Tuttle, commander of the revenue cutter Bear.
- revenuer Ther revenuer slips up with knowledge thet he gains by busted faith an' spies.
- revere She kept on praising herself to his disadvantage, as women do, all the way to the Neumunster Church, where they were going to revere the tomb of Walther von der Vogelweide, not so much for his own sake as for Longfellow's.
- reverie Pierre was still walking straight ahead, mechanically, carried on by his gloomy reverie.
- revers Now again, for the first time since entering the house, Frances remembered what, in her excitement, she had momentarily forgotten-that these must be the revers de la medaille, and her own face fell as she realised the blow that her discovery might cause to her kinsman.
- reverse And its influence is completely the reverse of being helpful.
- revert But the pastor knew when the first flush of enthusiasm was over that their minds would revert to the crime of the morning, and he made plans accordingly for the next Sunday which should again vindicate him in the eyes of his congregation.
- revile Ibn Burhan replied: "Because you were formerly a fire-worshipper and now you revile the companions of our blessed Prophet in your verses."
- revise It is probable that the intent of the members of the Bath-Portland Committee was merely to meet an immediate demand, and that they expected to revise their own code as soon as wider experience with the game demonstrated just what was needed.
- revive Danny was beginning to revive.
- revoke His partners resented this injustice, and the Council for New England, in March, 1623, was induced to revoke the grant to Pierce.
- revue He was almost at the end of his courage however, and talked seriously in the case of failure in his new enterprise-the Revue Parisienne -of going to Brazil on some mad errand which he would undertake because it was mad; and of either coming back rich or disappearing altogether.
- revues The attitude of the first section of thinkers, those who see a way out of war in international diplomatic measures, is well expressed in the report of the last Peace Congress in London, and the articles and letters upon war that appeared in No. 8 of the Revue des Revues, 1891.
35 words made from the letters revebue
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6 letter words made from revebue:
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