Reunite
Reunitev.t.to unite again or a second time
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Reusion
Reusionn.a second union
Revaccinate
Revaccinatev.t.to inocculate with cow-pock
Revaccination
Revaccinationn.a second union
Reveal
Revealv.t.to make known, disclose, show, tell
Revealer
Revealern.one who reveals, one who discovers
Revel
Revelv.i.to carouse;n.a loose and noisy feast
Revel (2)
Revelv.t.to draw back or off, retract, ob.
Revelation
Revelationn.a communication of sacred truth
Reveller
Revellern.one who feasts with noisy jollity
Revelrout
Revelroutn.a mob, unlawful assembly, noise
Revelry
Revelryn.loose or noisy jollity, festive mirth
Revendicate
Revendicatev.t.to reclaim or regain what was taken away
Revendication
Revendicationn.a claiming what has been lost
Revenge
Revengen.a malicious return of an injury
Revenge (2)
Revengev.to return an injury, avenge, punish
Revengeful
Revengefula.full of revenge, vindictive, cruel
Revengefully
Revengefully, or Revenginglyad.with revenge
Revengefulness
Revengefulnessn.a revengeful disposition
Revengement
Revengementn.a return of injury, vengeance, ob.
Revenger
Revengern.one who avenges crimes or injuries
Revenue
Revenuen.the income of a prince or state, (private income, ob.)
Reverberant
Reverberant, or Reverberatea.beating back
Reverberate
Reverberatev.t.to rebound, to resound
Reverberation
Reverberationn.the act of beating or driving back
Reverberatory
Reverberatorya.beating back, returning
Revere
Reverev.t.to reverence, venerate, honor, love