1. Ruling; exercising vicarious authority.

2. A ruler; one who governs in the minority, absence, or disability of the kings; a university teacher; one of a board of superintendence over college and school.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• resient,
• revend,
• uregnt,
• irgent,
• feqent,
• pagent,
• arrgent,
• saregent,
• pregant,
• segent,
• segeant,
• begint,
• receant,
• recient,
• rgeat,
• reecnt,
• ragen,
• sergent,
• regist,
• reccent

• recant,
• recent,
• resent,
• recount,
• Rezentes,
• resentful,
• reagent,
• recently,
• reignite.

The adjective form of the word "regent" is "regental".

The plural of the "regent" can be the "regents".

The singular of the "regent" can be the "regent".