regest

As nouns the difference between terms and regest

is that terms is while regest is (obsolete) a register.

As a noun regest

is a register.

As a verb ragest is

archaic second-person singular of rage.

As nouns the difference between regent and regest

is that regent is regent while regest is (obsolete) a register.

As nouns the difference between regest and retest

is that regest is (obsolete) a register while retest is a repeat test.

As a verb retest is

to test again.

As a verb egest

is to excrete from the body.

As a noun regest is

(obsolete) a register.

In obsolete terms the difference between regest and revest

is that regest is a register while revest is to dress (a priest or other religious figure) in ritual garments, especially to celebrate Mass or another service.

As a noun regest

is a register.

As a verb revest is

to dress (a priest or other religious figure) in ritual garments, especially to celebrate Mass or another service.

As a verb renest

is to nest again or anew.

As a noun regest is

a register.

As a verb reget

is to get again.

As a noun regest is

a register.

As nouns the difference between reqest and regest

is that reqest is while regest is (obsolete) a register.