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Definitions for Rev

[1] a revolution (in an engine or the like).
[2] to accelerate sharply the speed of (an engine or the like) (often followed by up ).
[3] (of an engine) to accelerate; become revved (often followed by up ).
[4] rev up , to increase in strength or accelerate sharply: The economy is beginning to rev up.
[5] revenue.
[6] reverse.
[7] review.
[8] reviewed.
[9] revise; revised.
[10] revision.
[11] revolution.
[12] revolving.
[13] Revelation; Revelations.
[14] Reverend.
[15] revolution per minute the engine was doing 5000 revs
[16] (often foll by up) to increase the speed of revolution of (an engine)
[17] revenue
[18] reverse(d)
[19] review
[20] revise(d)
[21] revision
[22] revolution
[23] revolving
[24] Bible Revelation
[25] Reverend

Words related to Rev

evangelist, cleric, pontiff, rabbi, pastor, preacher, priest, chaplain, bishop, missionary, appoint, organize, launch, create, introduce, initiate, install, inaugurate, establish, enact

Words nearby Rev

reused, reuter, reuters, reuther, reutlingen, rev, rev counter, rev up, rev-head, rev., rev. stat.

Origin of Rev

First recorded in 1900–05; short for revolution

Synonyms for Rev

bishop, chaplain, cleric, evangelist, missionary, pastor, pontiff, preacher, priest, rabbi, abbey, archbishop, cardinal, cassock, churchman, clerk, curate, dean, divine, ecclesiastic, father, monsignor, padre, parson, primate, rector, reverend, sermonizer, shepherd, vicar, bible thumper, blackcoat, devil dodger, ecclesiast, harp polisher, predicant, pulpitarian, pulpiteer, sky pilot, sky scout, the rev, turn-around collar