rec
Fun time, briefly
Rec is an informal shortening of recreation or recreational, appearing in compounds like rec room, rec center, and rec league.
It also abbreviates record or recording, especially in technical contexts: Hit rec to start recording.
In casual online use, rec can mean recommendation: Any book recs?
Recreational trail walking
- campingOutdoor recreational lodging
- fishingCatching aquatic creatures
- swimmingLocomotion through water
- bikingTraveling by pedal
picnicking · jogging · sports · games · outdoors · leisure · play · adventure
Synthetic resin plastic
- turntableRotating music player
- albumUnified collection of recordings
- LPExtended vinyl recording
- phonographGrooved disc audio player
groove · stylus · cartridge · platter · 45rpm · sleeve · tracklist · mono
Formal expression of support
- approvalFavorable opinion given
- supportTo uphold or sustain
- backingAid or sponsorship
- referralDirecting someone elsewhere
vouching · reference · testimonial · suggestion · advocacy · sponsorship · thumbs-up · plug
hiking
Recreational trail walking
- campingOutdoor recreational lodging
- fishingCatching aquatic creatures
- swimmingLocomotion through water
biking · picnicking · jogging · sports · games · outdoors · leisure · play · adventure · relaxation
vinyl
Synthetic resin plastic
phonograph · groove · stylus · cartridge · platter · 45rpm · sleeve · tracklist · mono · stereo
endorsement
Formal expression of support
referral · vouching · reference · testimonial · suggestion · advocacy · sponsorship · thumbs-up · plug · shout-out
rehabilitation
Recovery from injury/addiction
- healingRestoration of health
- convalescencePost-illness healing phase
- therapyCurative mental treatment
detox · sobriety · twelve-step · sponsor · relapse · sober · clean · treatment · program · meeting
- prison slangshank, shiv, yard, cellie, commissary
- fanspeakOTP, ship, fic, fanfic, fanfiction
- prisoncell block, inmate, jail, prison, prisoner
reccompetitive
Driven by rivalry
professional · varsity · pro · official · league
recacademics
Professional researchers and teachers
study · schoolwork · curriculum · training · drill
- record labelsCompanies releasing recorded music
- world recordHighest documented achievement globally
- record shopRetailer selling vinyl albums
- for the recordPhrase preceding formal statements
- broken recordSymbol of tedious repetition
- record playerDevice playing vinyl albums
record, receive, recognize, reception, receipt, recommend, receiver, recreation, reclaim