Similar words: Rev., revel, reveal, revise, revert, revive, revere, revoke. Meaning: [rev] 
n. rate of revolution of a motor. v. increase the number of rotations per minute.
n. rate of revolution of a motor. v. increase the number of rotations per minute. 
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(1) The needle on the rev counter soared.
(2) Don't rev up the engine too fast.
(3) Don't rev the engine so hard.
(4) Rev. Maclean: you can love completely without completely understanding.
(5) In the first place you must rev it up to warm the engine.
(6) Rev Wilson spent 20 years ministering in some of New York's poorest areas.
(7) Rev it up to warm the engine.
(8) Rev. Dawson addressed the congregation from the pulpit.
(9) The coal mines in North China have to rev up their outputs to meet ever - increasing demand.
(10) It's his job to rev up the audience before the show starts.
(11) The memorial service was conducted by the Rev. David Prior.
(12) Our plant will rev up production to meet the needs of the developing conditions.
(13) The Rev. Malcolm Surman conducted the service.
(14) The services were arranged by the Rev.
(15) The 1997 grand marshals are Rev.
(16) Rev. Whitman delivered a powerful sermon.
(17) Stunned parishioners at the churches where the Rev.
(18) Bertha Cohen nodded, and Rev. Levitt smiled in self-congratulation.
(19) Just last Tuesday, the Rev.
(20) Rev. P. Stewart was to occupy the Chair.
(21) Evan Mecham was nixing the holiday honoring the Rev.
(22) The House inquiry into the murder of the Rev.
(23) The elder son of the Rev. Sentencedict.com
(24) But under the tutelage of the Rev.
(25) From the pulpit Rev Paul Andrianatos pulls no punches.
(26) Bush remained mum when the Rev.
(27) And the rev counter no longer worked.
(28) Rev. Moran invoked a blessing.
(29) A memorial service was held yesterday at Wadhurst Parish Church. The Rev Michael Inch officiated.
(30) Push the clutch in, put the car into gear, rev the engine and then gently let the clutch out.