Associations to the word «Rev»
Noun
- Rpm
- Torque
- Throttle
- Engine
- Whine
- Wag
- Rourke
- Ignition
- Motorcycle
- Chopper
- Exhaust
- Bike
- V6
- Motor
- Hogg
- Bystander
- Gear
- Inline
- Litre
- Pall
- Bmw
- Ding
- Clutch
- Rt
- Takeoff
- Diesel
- Vibration
- Acceleration
- Mite
- Roar
- M3
- Cynthia
- Valve
- Turbine
- Prop
- Vicar
- Ramp
- Cylinder
- Pastor
- Phys
- Moderator
- Rector
- Peabody
- Canopy
- Car
- Curb
- Brake
- Pollen
- Dong
- Wheel
- Warp
- Roaring
- Up
- Dd
- Driver
- Parking
- Christine
- Speed
- Daddy
- Rev
- Scream
- Chaplain
- Magdalene
- Clergyman
- Titan
- Lett
- Stroke
- Nat
- Adv
- Sound
- Curate
- Presbyterian
- Rectory
- Sermon
- Truck
Adjective
Wiktionary
REV, noun. Revolution
REV, abbreviation. Reverend
REV, verb. To increase the speed of a motor, or to operate at a higher speed.
REV, proper noun. Alternative form of Rev.
REV UP, verb. (idiomatic) To increase the speed of an engine, especially that of a stationary motor car
Dictionary definition
REV, noun. Rate of revolution of a motor; "the engine was doing 6000 revs".
REV, verb. Increase the number of rotations per minute; "rev up an engine".
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