Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Recount

Recountv.t.to relate, describe, tell distinctly

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Recountment

Recountmentn.relation, recital, account

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Recourse

Recoursen.access, application for help, return

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Recover

Recover, [o as u]v.to grow well, get again, regain

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Recoverable

Recoverablea.that may be restored or regained

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Recovery

Recoveryn.a restoration from sickness, a deed

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Recreant

Recreanta.cowardly, meanspirited, false, base

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Recreant (2)

Recreantn.a false wretch, apostate, miser

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Recreate

Recreatev.t.to amuse, delight, refresh, revive

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Recreation

Recreationa.amusement, diversion, relief, ease

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Recreative

Recreativea.amusing, diverting, refreshing

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Recrement

Recrementn.dross, filth, refuse, useless parts

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Recremental

Recremental, or Recrementitiousa.drossy

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Recriminate

Recriminatev.i.to return an accusation

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Recrimination

Recriminationn.an accusation retorted back

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Recriminator

Recriminatorn.one who retorts a charge

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Recrudescent

Recrudescenta.growing painful or bad again

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Recruit

Recruitv.t.to repair, replace, supply, fill up

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Recruit (2)

Recruitn.a new inlisted soldier, a new supply

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Rectangle

Rectanglen.a figure with angles of 9 degrees

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Rectangular

Rectangulara.having one or more right angles

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Rectangularly

Rectangularlyad.in a rectangular manner

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Rectation

Rectationn.the act of belching, a belch

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Rectifiable

Rectifiablea.that is capable to be set right

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Rectification

Rectificationn.the act or art of setting right, purification by distilling or subliming

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Rectifier

Rectifiern.one who rectifies or sets right

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Rectify

Rectifyv.t.to make right, correct, measure, purify by distillation or sublimation