Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Remediate

Remediatea.affording a remedy, medicinal

839

Remediless

Remedilessa.void of all remedy, irreparable

840

Remedy

Remedyn.a medicin, cure, help, reparation

841

Remedy (2)

Remedyv.t.to cure, to remove a complaint

842

Remelt

Remeltv.t.to melt a second time

843

Remember

Rememberv.t.to call to or keep in mind

844

Rememberer

Rememberern.one who remembers or retains

845

Remembrancer

Remembrancern.one who puts in mind, a clerk

846

Remigrate

Remigratev.i.to remove or rove back again

847

Remigration

Remigrationn.a removal or return back again

848

Remind

Remindv.t.to put in mind, tell, hint

849

Reminiscence

Reminiscencen.recollectin, recovery of ideas

850

Reminiscential

Reminiscentiala.relating to recollection

851

Remiss

Remissa.slothful, careless, backward, relaxed

852

Remissible

Remissiblea.that can admit of forgiveness

853

Remission

Remissionn.forgiveness, pardon, abatement

854

Remissly

Remisslyad.carelessly, negligently, slackly

855

Remissness

Remissnessn.carelessness, negligence, coldness

856

Remit

Remitv.to forgive, give up, restore, send money to a distant place, relax, slacken, abate

857

Remittal

Remittaln.a giving back, remission

858

Remittance

Remittancen.money, &c. sent to a distant place

859

Remitter

Remittern.one who remits, a recovery of a right by operation of law

860

Remnant

Remnantn.what is left, a residue;a.remaining

861

Remolten

Remoltena.melted afresh or over again

862

Remonstrance

Remonstrancen.a representation, a discovery

863

Remonstrant

Remonstrantn.one who remonstrates

864

Remonstrate

Remonstratev.i.to object, to show reasons