Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Region

Regionn.a tract of land or space, country, rank

704

Register

Registern.a list, record, keeper of a register, corespondence of columns on opposit sides of a sheet in printing

705

Register (2)

Registerv.t.to put in a register, to record

706

Register (3)

Registern.a hole and valve in a stove &c. to regulate the admission of air

707

Registership

Registershipn.the office of a register

708

Registrar

Registrarn.the register of a university

709

Registry

Registryn.the act of registering, fact recorded

710

Reglet

Regletn.a thin ledge of wood used printers

711

Regnant

Regnanta.reigning, prevalent, predominant

712

Regorge

Regorgev.t.to vomit up, to swallow eagerly

713

Regraft

Regraftv.t.to graft over again or afresh

714

Regrant

Regrantv.t.to grant back, to grant over again

715

Regrate

Regratev.t.to forestall, engross, offend, hurt

716

Regrater

Regratern.a forestaller, engrosser, huckster

717

Regreet

Regreetn.a return of salutation:v.t.to resalute

718

Regress

Regressv.i.to return, to go or come back, ob.

719

Regress (2)

Regress, or Regressionn.a return, a goin back

720

Regressive

Regressivea.returning, going or coming back

721

Regret

Regretn.grief, sorrow, vexation, dislike

722

Reguerdon

Reguerdonn.a reward;v.t.to reward, ob.

723

Reguerdoned

Reguerdonedpa.rewarded, compensated, ob.

724

Regular

Regulara.agreeable to rule, orderly, exact

725

Regular (2)

Regularn.one who observes some rule of life

726

Regularity

Regularityn.order, method, exactness

727

Regularly

Regularlyad.methodically, justly, constantly

728

Regulars

Regularsn.standing troop, opposed to militia

729

Regulate

Regulatev.t.to adjust by rule, order, direct