Webster's Dictionary 1806

1378

Revoke (2)

Revoken.an omission to follow suit

1379

Revokeable

Revokeablea.that may be recalled

1380

Revolt

Revoltn.a change of sides, a desertion

1381

Revolt (2)

Revoltv.t.to desert, go or fall of, rebel

1382

Revolter

Revoltern.one who changes sides, a deserter

1383

Revolute

Revolutea.rolled back or downwards

1384

Revolution

Revolutionn.a returning motion, rotation, turn change of government in a state

1385

Revolutionary

Revolutionarya.pertainig to a change of government

1386

Revolutionist

Revolutionistn.one engaged in a revolution

1387

Revolutionize

Revolutionizev.t.to effect a change of government

1388

Revolve

Revolvev.to perform a revolution, to consider

1389

Revomit

Revomitv.t.to vomit again, to vomit up again

1390

Revulsion

Revulsionn.a turning back of humors, a change

1391

Reward

Rewardv.t.to recompense, satisfy, pay, repay

1392

Reward (2)

Rewardn.a recompense, return, punishment

1393

Rewardable

Rewardablea.worthy of reward, meritorious

1394

Rewarder

Rewardern.one who rewards, one who repays

1395

Reword

Rewordv.t.to repeat in the same words, ob.

1396

Reys

Reysn.a master of an Egyptian bark or ship

1397

Rhabarbarate

Rhabarbaratea.tinctured with rhubarb, ob.

1398

Rhabdomancy

Rhabdomancyn.a divination by a wand, ob.

1399

Rhapsodical

Rhapsodicala.like a rhapsody, extravagent

1400

Rhapsodist

Rhapsodistn.one who writes rhapsodies

1401

Rhapsody

Rhapsodyn.an irregular unconnected writing

1402

Rhenish

Rhenisha.denoting wine produced near the Rhine

1403

Rhetian

Rhetiana.pertaining to Rhetia now the country of the Grisons and Tyrolese on the Alps

1404

Rhetoric

Rhetoricn.the art of speaking properly, oratory