Webster's Dictionary 1806

1081

Requisitly

Requisitlyad.in a requisit or fit manner

1082

Requisitness

Requisitnessn.necessity, propriety, expedience

1083

Requital

Requitaln.a retaliation, recompense, reward

1084

Requite

Requitev.t.to recompense, reward, satisfy

1085

Rereward

Rerewardn.the rear or last troop of an army

1086

Resail

Resailv.t.to sail back, sail over again, return

1087

Resale

Resalen.a sale over again, a sale at second hand

1088

Resalute

Resalutev.t.to salute again or afresh

1089

Rescind

Rescindv.t.to cut off, abrogate, repeal

1090

Rescissory

Rescissorya.able or tending to cut off

1091

Rescribe

Rescribev.t.to write back, to copy again, ob.

1092

Rescript

Rescriptn.an edict of an emperor, &c.

1093

Rescue

Rescuev.t.deliver by force, free, save

1094

Rescue (2)

Rescuev.t.to deliver by force, free, save

1095

Rescue (3)

Rescuen.a deliverance from restraint

1096

Research

Researchn.diligent inquiry, or examination

1097

Research (2)

Researchv.t.to examin or inquire again

1098

Reseat

Reseatv.t.to seat or place again, to replace

1099

Reseizure

Reseizuren.a repeated or second seizure

1100

Resemblance

Resemblancen.a likeness, similitude, picture

1101

Resemble

Resemblev.to be like, have a likeness, liken

1102

Resend

Resendv.t.resent,pret.resent,pa.to send back, to send over again

1103

Resent

Resentv.t.to take as an affront, take ill, hate

1104

Resenter

Resentern.one who resents or takes ill

1105

Resentful

Resentful, or Resentivea.malicious, easily provoked

1106

Resentingly

Resentinglyad.with resentment, with anger

1107

Resentment

Resentmentn.a deep sense of injury, anger