Difference between Refers and Cite

REFERS vs CITE: NOUN

Send or direct for treatment, information, or a decision
Seek information from
Have as a meaning
Make reference to
Third-person singular simple present indicative form of refer.
Have to do with or be relevant to
Think of, regard, or classify under a subsuming principle or with a general group or in relation to another

Commend
Repeat a passage from
Refer to for illustration or proof
Refer to
Call in an official matter, such as to attend court
Advance evidence for
Make reference to
To summon officially or authoritatively to appear in court
To list the source(s) from which one took information, words or literary or verbal context.

To quote or refer to (a book or author, for example) as an authority or example in making an argument.
To refer to (a previous court decision or other legal precedent), as when arguing a case.
To mention or bring forward as support, illustration, or proof.
To commend officially for meritorious action in military service.
To honor formally.
To issue a notice of violation to.
To make reference to a previous court decision. Often used with to:

Synonyms and Recite, Adduce, etc. See adduce and quote.
To bespeak; argue; evidence; denote.
To mention; recount; recite.
To refer to in support, proof, or confirmation: as, to cite an authority or a precedent in proof of a point in law.
To quote; name or repeat, as a passage from a book or the words of another.
To call to action; rouse; urge; incite.
To call upon officially or authoritatively to appear; summon before a person or tribunal; give legal or official notice to appear in court to answer or defend.

Bear on, Touch on, Come to, Bring up, Advert, Concern, Look up, Touch, Name, Mention, Consult, Pertain, Relate, Denote, Cite

Say, Argue, Abduce, Advert, Bring up, Call for, Summons, Name, Summon, Reference, Quote, Adduce, Acknowledge, Mention, Refer

Defines, Alludes, Touch on, Bear on, Come to, Concern, Look up, Touch, Name, Mention, Consult, Pertain, Relate, Denote, Cite

Enumerate, Invoke, Indicate, Say, Argue, Abduce, Call for, Name, Summon, Reference, Quote, Adduce, Acknowledge, Mention, Refer

Composition refers primarily to the chemical and biological properties of a tobacco product, whereas design refers to the physical properties of a tobacco product.
Slander and libel are different types of defamation: libel generally refers to something you wrote, while slander refers to something you said.
Using a positive offset value refers to later periods, a negative value refers to earlier periods.
The allonge refers to Bradford White and refers to the same property address, loan amount, and loan numbers as the note.
The term usually refers to income taxes, but in the case of states and cities, it also refers to sales and property taxes.
Mood refers to the readers response to the text, and tone refers to the feelings of the writer.
John uses two names, Jesus, which refers to His human name, and Christ, which refers to His divine title.
He refers to ABL, he refers to unions, all of these I read to you just now, Barisan Sosialis, Party Rakyat.
All three pronouns refer to a noun but who refers only to people and which refers only to things.
The term sex refers to biological and physiological characteristics, while gender refers to behaviors, roles, expectations, and activities within society.

The vast majority of bills cite the Florida Statutes, however they can also cite the Florida Constitution or Laws of Florida.
In this case, you can cite one in the same way as you would cite a chapter from a book.
When you cite to those decisions, cite to the pages of the appendix.
Unless you are using a newer edition, cite the city of publication where you would normally cite the publisher.
Cite Them Right is also available as an institutional subscription product, Cite Them Right Online.
When to Cite: Cite the work of those individuals whose ideas, theories, or research have directly influenced you work.
You could also cite dialogue, quote a play, or even cite multiple plays from one playwright.
Cite a presentation the same way you would cite any other example of personal communication.
Cite sources carefully, completely, and meticulously; when in doubt, cite.
Cite allows you to cite references in Bluebook style.