Reviʹse (2 syl.).

The second proofsheet submitted to an author or “reader.”

“I at length reached a vaulted room, … and beheld, seated by a lamp and employed in reading a blotted revise … the author of Waverley.”—Sir Walter Scott: Fortunes of Nigel [Introduction].

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Entry taken from Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, edited by the Rev. E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D. and revised in 1895.

Resurrection Men
Resurrection Pie
Retiarius
Retort Courteous (The)
Reuben Dixon
Reveillé [re-vay-ya]
Revenons à nos Moutons
Reverend
Revetments
Review
Revise
Revival of Letters in England
Revival of Painting and Sculpture
Revoke
Revulsion (in philosophy)
Rewe
Reynard the Fox
Reynardine
Reynold of Montalbon
Rezio
Rhadamanthos