Retarder
Retardern.one who obstructs, one who hinders
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Retch
Retchv.t.to vomit, force up, strain, stretch
Retchless
Retchlessa.careless, slothful, lazy, wicked, ob.
Retection
Retectionn.the act of discovering to the view, ob.
Retent
Retentn.that which is retained
Retention
Retentionn.a retaining, the memory, custody
Retentive
Retentivea.able to retain, faithful
Retentiveness
Retentivenessn.the power of retaining
Reticula
Reticula, or Reticulen.a contrivance to measure the quantity of an eclipse
Reticular
Reticular, or Retiforma.made in form of a net
Reticulate
Reticulatea.made of or like network, open
Reticulatin
Reticulatinn.network or work resembling it
Retina
Retinan.the expansion of nerves at the bottom of the eye by which vision is produced
Retinue
Retinuen.a train of attendants
Retire
Retirev.to retreat, to withdraw;n.a retreat, retirement
Retired
Retiredpa. a.withdrawn, private, lonely
Retirement
Retirementn.a private abode, or manner of life
Retold
Retoldpa.told or related over again
Retort
Retortn.a censure returned, a glass vessel
Retort (2)
Retortv.t.to throw back, to return an argument
Retorter
Retortern.one who retorts or throw back
Retoss
Retossv.t.to toss back, to throw back again
Retouch
Retouchv.t.to improve by new touches
Retrace
Retracev.i.to trace back, to trace over again
Retract
Retractv.i.to recant, recall, resume, deny
Retractile
Retractilea.capable of being drawn back
Retraction
Retractionn.a recantation, a contraction