a written record containing official entries of items, names, transactions, etc
a record of pupils’ attendance at school
a list roster of qualified or available individuals
a part of the range of a human voice or musical instrument
an organ stop
in linguistics, the language style and vocabulary appropriate to particular circumstances or subject matter
in printing, a condition of correct alignment or proper relative position, e.g. of the plates used in colour printing
a device, e.g. in a computer, for temporarily storing and working on small amounts of data
a movable plate regulating admission of air, esp to solid fuel in a fire
a grille, often with shutters, for admitting heated air or for ventilation
[Middle English registre via French and late Latin from Latin regesta, neuter pl past part. of regerere, literally ‘to bring back’, from re- + gerere to bear]