Webster's Dictionary 1806

1054

Repullulate

Repullulatev.i.to bud again, ob.

1055

Repullulation

Repullulationn.the act of budding anew, ob.

1056

Repulse

Repulsen.a being driven off, rejection, denial

1057

Repulse (2)

Repulsev.t.to beat back, drive off, reject

1058

Repulsion

Repulsionn.the act of driving off from itself

1059

Repulsive

Repulsive, or Repulsorya.able to repel, forbidding

1060

Repulsiveness

Repulsivenessn.the quality of repelling

1061

Repurchase

Repurchasev.t.to buy back, to buy over again

1062

Repurchase (2)

Repurchasen.a buying back what one has sold

1063

Reputable

Reputablea.honorable, being of good report

1064

Reputably

Reputablyad.with reputation, with credit

1065

Reputation

Reputationn.honor, credit, good character, merit

1066

Repute

Reputev.t.to account, esteem, reckon, think

1067

Repute (2)

Reputen.reputation, good character, opinion

1068

Reputeless

Reputelessa.disgraceful, dishonorable, ob.

1069

Request

Requestn.an entreaty, petition, demand, credit

1070

Request (2)

Requestv.t.to solicit, petition, desire, ask

1071

Request (3)

Requestv.t.to solicit, petition, desire, ask

1072

Requicken

Requickenv.t.to quicken again, revive, raise

1073

Requicken (2)

Requickenv.t.to quicken again, revive, raise

1074

Requiem

Requiemn.an entreaty, petition, demand, credit

1075

Requiem (2)

Requiemn.a prayer for the dead, rest, peace

1076

Requirable

Requirablea.fit to be required or asked

1077

Require

Requirev.t.to demand, ask, make necessary

1078

Requisit

Requisita.necessary;n.any thing necessary

1079

Requisition

Requisitionn.a requiring, request, claim

1080

Requisitive

Requisitivea.implying requisition