Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Rectilinear

Rectilineara.consisting of right lines

488

Rectitude

Rectituden.straitness, uprightness, integrity

489

Rector

Rectorn.a minister of a parish, ruler, president

490

Rectorial

Rectoriala.belonging to a rector

491

Rectorship

Rectorshipn.the office or rank of a rector

492

Rectory

Rectoryn.a kind of church living

493

Recumbent

Recumbenta.lying down or along, leaning

494

Recur

Recurv.i.to have recourse, return, arise

495

Recure

Recurev.i.to recover,n.a cure, a recovery

496

Recurreat

Recurreatn.a branch of nerves from the thorax

497

Recurrence

Recurrence, or Recurrency, or Recursionn.a return

498

Recurrent

Recurrenta.returning, running back

499

Recurvate

Recurvatea.bent downwards or outwards

500

Recurvation

Recurvation, or Recurvityn.a bending back

501

Recurviroster

Recurvirostern.a bird whose beak bends upwards

502

Recurvous

Recurvousa.bent or turned back, crooked

503

Recusant

Recusantn.one who refuses to communicate

504

Recuse

Recusev.to refuse, deny, reject, oppose, ob.

505

Red

Redn.a high or glaring color;a.like blood

506

Redans

Redans, or Redantn.saw-like or indented work in fortifications

507

Redargue

Redarguev.t.to refute, confute, disprove

508

Redbreast

Redbreasta.a common small bird, a robin

509

Redcoat

Redcoatn.a british soldier by way of contempt

510

Redden

Reddenv.to make or grow red, blush, fume

511

Reddish

Reddisha.somewhat red, inclining to redness

512

Reddishness

Reddishnessn.tendency to redness

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Reddition

Reddition, or Renditionn.a surrender, a restitution