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Results for “rend”

18 matches in the dictionary.

To cause something to become a certain way.

A particular performance, translation, or version of something.

A planned meeting, especially at an agreed time and place.

A particular performance or interpretation of a piece of music, art, or writing.

A female given name, sometimes used as a nickname for Queen Elizabeth II in British satire.

A male given name of Irish origin, borne by several early Irish saints.

A male given name, and the name of small villages in Devon, England.

A monster slain by the hero Beowulf in the Anglo-Saxon epic poem "Beowulf"; also used as a masculine given name.

Extremely unpleasant, shocking, or bad.

An Irish and Welsh surname.

A public vote in which citizens directly decide on a specific law or issue.

Deserving deep respect, especially used as a title before a clergy member's name.

A pleasant surprise — finding something good without looking for it.

To stop fighting or resisting and give oneself up to an opponent.

The act of giving up or submitting to someone else's control.

A general direction in which something is developing or changing over time.

Currently very popular or attracting a lot of attention, especially on social media.

Fashionable; in keeping with the latest style or trend.