Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Relish

Relishn.a taste, liking, delight, manner, cast

812

Relish (2)

Relishv.to give or have a flavor, season, like

813

Relishable

Relishablea.that may be relished, pleasant, nice

814

Reloan

Reloanv.t.to lend a second time

815

Reloan (2)

Reloann.a second loan of a thing

816

Relucent

Relucenta.shining, transparent, clear

817

Reluct

Reluct, or Reluctatev.i.to struggle against, to resist

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Reluctance

Reluctance, or Reluctancyn.unwillingness

819

Reluctant

Reluctanta.unwilling, averse to, resisting

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Reluctantly

Reluctantlyad.in a reluctant or cross manner

821

Reluctation

Reluctationn.a struggle, resistance, aversion

822

Relume

Relume, or Reluminv.t.to light anew, to rekindle

823

Rely

Relyv.i.to put trust in, to depend

824

Remain

Remainv.i.to continue, endure, be left, await

825

Remainder

Remaindern.what is left, a balance, an estate to vest on the determination of another

826

Remains

Remainsn. pl.what is left, relics, a dead body

827

Remake

Remakev.t.remade,pret.remade,pa.to make anew or over again

828

Remand

Remandv.t.to send, command or call, back

829

Remanent

Remanentn.a part remaining, a remnant, ob.

830

Remark

Remarkv.t.to observe, mind, note, point out

831

Remark (2)

Remarkn.an abservation, note, notice, token

832

Remarkable

Remarkablea.observable, worthy of notice, token

833

Remarkableness

Remarkablenessn.a remarkable quality

834

Remarkably

Remarkablyad.observably, uncommonly, very

835

Remarker

Remarkern.one who remarks or observes

836

Remasticate

Remasticatev.t.to chew a second time

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Remediable

Remediablea.that may be remedied or cured