Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Render

Renderv.t.to return, repay, make, translate

893

Render (2)

Rendern.one who rends or tears, a surrender

894

Rendezvous

Rendezvousn.a place appointed for meeting at

895

Rendezvous (2)

Rendezvousv.t.to collect or assemble as troops

896

Renegade

Renegade, or Renegadon.an apostate, a revolter

897

Renege

Renegev.t.to disown, deny, refuse, ob.

898

Renew

Renewv.t.to make new, begin again, repeat

899

Renewable

Renewablea.that may be renewed or repeated

900

Renewal

Renewaln.the act of renewing, a change

901

Reniform

Reniforma.shaped like the kidneys

902

Renitency

Renitencyn.resistance, opposition, a struggle

903

Renitent

Renitenta.resisting, opposing, repelling

904

Rennet

Rennetn.an apple, the juice of a calf's maw

905

Renounce

Renouncev.t.to disown, disclaim, give up, quit

906

Renounce (2)

Renouncen.the act of not following suit

907

Renouncement

Renouncementn.the act of renouncing, hate

908

Renovate

Renovatev.t.to renew, to restore to first state

909

Renovation

Renovationn.the act or renewing, a renewal

910

Renown

Renownv.t.to make famous, to make noted

911

Renown (2)

Renownn.fame, praise, not, character, merit

912

Renowned

Renownedpa. a.celebrated, famed, eminent

913

Rent

Rentv.to hold by paying a rent, tear, bluster

914

Rent (2)

Rentn.money paid for house or land, a revenue, income, yearly payment, place torn, slit, hole

915

Rental

Rentaln.an account or schedule of an estate let

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Rentcharge

Rentchargen.a charge settled upon an estate

917

Renter

Rentern.one who holds by paying rent, a tenant

918

Renter (2)

Renterv.t.to sew the edges of cloth without doubling them, to work new warp into damaged tapestry