Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Redound

Redoundv.i.to conduce, contribute, arise

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Redout

Redoutn.the outwork of a fortification

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Redoutable

Redoutablea.formidible, terrible to enemies

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Redouted

Redouteda.dreaded, reverenced, awfull

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Redpole

Redpolen.a bird with a red head

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Redress

Redressv.t.to set right, correct, relieve, heal

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Redress (2)

Redressn.reformation, relief, remedy, amends

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Redressive

Redressivea.rending to redress, relieving

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Redshank

Redshankn.an equatic fowl with reddish legs

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Redshort

Redshorta.brittle when red hot

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Redstart

Redstartn.a song bird of several species

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Redstreak

Redstreakn.a sort of apple and cider

553

Reduce

Reducev.t.to lessen, lower, subdue, bring back

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Reducement

Reducementn.the act of lessening or subduing

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Reducer

Reducern.one who reduces, one who lessens

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Reducible

Reduciblea.that is possible to be reduced

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Reduction

Reductionn.the act of reducing, a bringing back, of restoring or reviving of metals from a state the calx, a rule or art of bringing various denominations to one

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Reductive

Reductivea.tending or able to reduce

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Reductively

Reductivelyad.by reduction, by consequence

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Redundance

Redundance, or Redundancyn.superfluity

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Redundant

Redundanta.superabundant, superfluous, too full

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Redundantly

Redundantlyad.superabundantly, superfluosly

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Reduplicate

Reduplicatev.t.to double or fold over and over

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Reduplication

Reduplicationn.the act of doubling often over

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Redwing

Redwingn.the wind thrush, or swine pipe

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Reecho

Reecho, [ch as k]v.t.to echo back, to send back

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Reed

Reedn.a plant, small pipe, arrow, measure