rem·i·nisce

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• rem|i|nisce — «REHM uh NIHS», intransitive verb, transitive verb, nisced, nisc|ing. to talk or think about past experiences or events: »He reminisces of years gone by (Commentary). We have many biographies of this well documented and heavily reminisced period… …   Useful english dictionary

• nisce — rem·i·nisce; …   English syllables

• rem´i|nis´cer — rem|i|nisce «REHM uh NIHS», intransitive verb, transitive verb, nisced, nisc|ing. to talk or think about past experiences or events: »He reminisces of years gone by (Commentary). We have many biographies of this well documented and heavily… …   Useful english dictionary

• rem — cat·e·go·rem; ha·rem·lik; he·rem; ma·rem·ma; nie·rem·ber·gia; rem·a·nence; rem·a·net; rem·a·zol; rem·ba·ran·ga; rem·brandt; rem·brandt·esque; rem·brandt·ish; rem·brandt·ism; rem·e·di·less; rem·i·cle; rem·i·grant; rem·i·nisce; rem·i·nis·cence;… …   English syllables

• reminisce — rem·i·nisce …   English syllables

• reminisce — rem|i|nisce [ˌremıˈnıs] v [I] [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: reminiscence] to talk or think about pleasant events in your past reminisce about ▪ a group of former students reminiscing about their college days …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• reminisce — rem|i|nisce [ ,remı nıs ] verb intransitive to talk, think, or write about enjoyable experiences in your past: reminisce about: We spent the evening reminiscing about our university days …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• reminisce — rem•i•nisce [[t]ˌrɛm əˈnɪs[/t]] v. i. nisced, nisc•ing to recall or talk about past experiences, events, etc • Etymology: 1820–30; back formation from reminiscence …   From formal English to slang