Webster's Dictionary 1806

865

Remora

Remoran.an obstacle, ob. the sucking fish

866

Remorse

Remorsen.uneasiness, sting, check, tenderness

867

Remorseful

Remorsefula.tender, compassionate, pitiful, kind

868

Remorseless

Remorselessa.unmerciful, hard, cruel, savage

869

Remote

Remotea.distant, far off, far, foreign, abstracted

870

Remotely

Remotelyad.not nearly, at a distance, far

871

Remoteness

Remoteness, or Removednessn.a distance, a space

872

Remotion

Remotionn.the act of removing or changing

873

Remount

Remountv.t.to mount again, to supply horses

874

Removability

Removabilityn.the capacity of being removed or displaced

875

Removable

Removable, [o as oo]a.that may be removed

876

Removal

Removaln.the act of moving, a dismission

877

Remove

Removev.to change place, go from place to place, place at a distance, take or carry away

878

Remove (2)

Removen.a change of place, the act of moving

879

Remover

Removern.one who removes, one who moves

880

Remunerability

Remunerabilityn.capacity of receiving reward

881

Remunerable

Remunerablea.fit or proper to be rewarded

882

Remunerate

Remuneratev.t.to reward, requite, repay

883

Remuneration

Remunerationn.a reward, a requital

884

Remunerative

Remunerativea.tending to reward, giving reward

885

Remurmer

Remurmerv.t.to utter back in murmurs

886

Renal

Renala.pertaining to the kidneys

887

Renard

Renardn.a fox, a sly or cunning person

888

Renascency

Renascencyn.a renewal of growth

889

Renascent

Renascenta.rising or springing up anew

890

Rencounter

Rencountern.a personal opposition, sudden combat, casual engagement;v.i.to meet with

891

Rend

Rendv.t.rent,pret.rent,pa.to tear, to tear or pull asunder with violence