Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Recipient

Recipientn.a receiver, a vessel used to receive

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Reciprocal

Reciprocala.alternate, mutually, interchangeably

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Reciprocalness

Reciprocalness, or Reciprocityn.a mutual return

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Reciprocate

Reciprocatev.i.to act mutually or by turns

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Reciprocation

Reciprocationn.an alteration, a return

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Recission

Recissionn.a cutting off, a making void

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Recital

Recital, or Recitation, or Reciten.rehearsal, repetition

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Recitative

Recitative, or Recitativon.a musical speaking

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Recite (2)

Recitev.t.to rehearse, repeat, say, enumerate

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Reciter

Recitern.one who recites, one who repeats

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Reck

Reckv.to regard, mind, heed, care, value, ob.

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Reckless

Recklessa.heedless, careless, unmoved, hard, ob.

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Recklessness

Recklessnessn.carelessness, negligence, ob.

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Reckon

Reckonv.t.to count, number, compute, calculate, cast, esteem, depend

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Reckoner

Reckonern.one who reckons, one who settles

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Reckoning

Reckoningn.a computatin, shot, estimation, account of a ships course

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Reclaim

Reclaimv.to reform, correct, recall, cry out

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Reclamation

Reclamationn.a reclaiming, reformation, cry

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Reclinate

Reclinatea.reclined, bending down

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Reclination

Reclinationn.a bearing backward from an upright position

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Reclination (2)

Reclinationn.an inclining

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Recline

Reclinev.i.to lean sideways or back, to rest

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Recline (2)

Recline, or Reclineda.set in a leaning posture

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Reclose

Reclosev.t.to close again, to close up anew

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Reclude

Recludev.t.to open, unlock, unbar, ob.

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Recluse

Reclusea.shut up, retired, religious, devout

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Recluse (2)

Reclusen.one shut up or retired, a devout person