rein¹ /rān/

1. The strap or either half of the strap from the bit, by which a horse is controlled
2. (in pl) a device with a similar strap for guiding a small child (also called walking reins)
3. Any means of curbing or governing (figurative)

1. To fasten or tie by the rein (Shakespeare)
2. To provide with reins
3. To govern with the rein
4. To restrain or control
5. To stop or check (with in or up)

1. To answer (Shakespeare)
2. To stop or slow up

reinˈless adjective

Without rein or restraint

reinˈ-arm, reinˈ-hand noun

Normally the left arm and hand respectively, opp to whip-hand

reinsˈman noun

A skilful horse-driver or rider

draw rein

To pull up, stop riding

give rein or a free rein or the reins to

To allow free play to, apply no check to

keep a tight rein (on)

To control closely

rein back

1. To make a horse step backwards by pressure on the reins
2. (of a horse) to step backwards (also figurative)

rein in

To check, stop

take (up) the reins

To take control

reindeer /rānˈdēr/

A large heavy deer (Rangifer tarandus), wild and domesticated, of northern regions, antlered in both sexes, the N American variety being called the caribou (also (rare) rein)

Reindeer Age noun (archaeology)

The Magdalenian

reindeer moss noun

A lichen (Cladonia rangiferina), the winter food of the reindeer

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