Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Rearmouse

Rearmouse, or Raremousen.a bat

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Rearward

Rearwardad.towards the end or tail,n.the rear, a defense

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Reascend

Reascendv.t.to claim, mount or go up again

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Reason

Reasonn.the faculty of thinking, a cause, motive, propriety, justice, moderation

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Reason (2)

Reasonv.to argue or examin rationally

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Reasonable

Reasonablea.endued with reason, rational, just

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Reasonableness

Reasonablenessn.reason, propriety, moderation

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Reasonably

Reasonablyad.agreeable to reason, moderately

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Reasoner

Reasonern.one who reasons, one who argues

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Reasoning

Reasoningn.an act of reason, an argument

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Reasonless

Reasonlessa.void of reason, foolish, absurd

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Reassemble

Reassemblev.t.to assemble or collect again

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Reassert

Reassertv.t.to assert again, to affirm again

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Reassimilate

Reassimilatev.t.to make to resemble again

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Reassimilation

Reassimilationn.a second assimilation

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Reassume

Reassumev.t.to resume, retake, take again

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Reassumption

Reassumptionn.the act of reassuming

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Reassurance

Reassurancen.a second insurance of property before insured

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Reassure

Reassurev.t.to assure or promise again

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Reave

Reavev.t.to take by stealth or violence, ob.

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Rebaptization

Rebaptizationn.a repetition of baptism, a second baptism

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Rebaptize

Rebaptizev.t.to baptize again

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Rebate

Rebatev.t.to blunt, deprive of keenness, lessen

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Rebate (2)

Rebate, or Rebatementn.discount for pay in hand

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Rebec

Rebecn.a fiddle of three strings

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Rebel

Rebeln.one who opposes lawful authority

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Rebel (2)

Rebelv.to oppose lawful authority, to revolt