Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Rebeller

Rebellern.one who rebels, one who opposes

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Rebellion

Rebellionn.opposition to lawful authority

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Rebellious

Rebelliousa.opposing lawful authority

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Rebelliously

Rebelliouslyad.by way of rebellion

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Rebellow

Rebellowv.i.to bellow in return, to echo back

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Reblossom

Reblossomv.i.to blossom again, to bud afresh

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Rebound

Reboundn.the act of flying back

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Rebuff

Rebuffn.a denial, quick and sudden resistance

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Rebuff (2)

Rebuffv.to beat back, repel, oppose, discourage

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Rebuild

Rebuildv.t.rebuilded, rebuilt,pret.rebuilt,pa.to build over again, renew, repair

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Rebukable

Rebukablea.deserving of rebuke or reproof

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Rebuke

Rebukev.t.to reprove for a fault,n.a reproof

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Rebuker

Rebukern.one who rebukes, one who reproves

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Rebus

Rebusn.a kind of riddle, one who reproves

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Rebut

Rebutv.t.to drive back, oppose or repel, reply to a surrejoinder

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Rebutter

Rebuttern.defendants answer to a surrejoinder

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Recall

Recalln.the act of calling over or back again

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Recall (2)

Recallv.t.to call back, call home, revoke

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Recant

Recantv.t.to retract an opinion, to recall

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Recantation

Recantationn.the act of retracting an opinion

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Recanter

Recantern.one who recants or retracts

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Recapitualtion

Recapitualtionn.a distinct repitition, a detail

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Recapitulate

Recapitulatev.t.to repeat again distinctly

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Recaption

Recaptionn.a second seizure or distress

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Recaptor

Recaptorn.one who retakes, what was before taken

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Recapture

Recapturen.a taking of what has been taken before

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Recapture (2)

Recapturev.t.to take what has been before taken