recalendarize

manually change timing of future payments based on invoices

Crap, I still have to recalendarize

by rushin87 April 8, 2013

reclaimed wood

Divorced man who remarried.

Karen's only chance of getting married at here age was to find a divorced giy. I'm glad she found some reclaimed wood.

by Chuck Wang100 November 29, 2017

Rectal gulp

The unwelcomed surprise, splash-back anal entry of liquid produced by the forceful impact of well-formed stool with toilet bowl water.

I feel so unclean. Yesterday's burritos, poor planning, a gas-station restroom and a rectal gulp. Next time, I'll just shit in the parking lot.

by YAWA August 8, 2018

Reckart

A portmanteau of erection art, i.e. artistic work prominently featuring erect penises.

The college coffee shop featured lots of Reckart among its display of shitty art made by visual arts majors.

by Reckartfan January 17, 2010

Recalculating

While this term is usually heard when you miss a turn and your GPS unit in your car has to "recalculate" your route to get you to the desired location.

It is also the term to describe a persons life when it does not go as planned.

What is one word you would use to describe your life?
Recalculating!

by pixie1967 July 10, 2012

Reclaiming my time

Phrase used in congressional hearings when politicians are allotted a specific amount of time to speak and/or question those called to testify at such hearings. If during their allotted time they deem a person who is testifying to be lying, misleading, or drawing out the time by not answering the questions directly, the congressperson may reclaim their time. This is allowed within the United States House of Representatives rules and procedures. Most often attributed to Congresswoman Rep. Maxine Waters (Democrat, California) from a hearing in 2017 when she was questioning Secretary of Finance Steven Mnuchin.

"I'm reclaiming my time...Please, will you respond to the question of why I did not get a response, me and my colleagues, to the May 23rd letter?" ~ Maxine Waters

by editorsarah2020 September 1, 2020

recharge

to replenish one's energy, resources, etc. (from the notion of recharging a battery)

He has to recharge after a long week.

by The Return of Light Joker September 11, 2009