Repast
Repastn.a meal, the act of eating;v.t.to feed
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Repasture
Repasturen.an entertainment, feast, treat, ob.
Repay
Repayv.t.repaid,pret.repaid,pa.to pay back, requite, recompense
Repayable
Repayablea.to be repaid
Repayment
Repaymentn.the act of repaying, a sum repaid
Repeal
Repealn.an abolition, abrogation, recall
Repeal (2)
Repealv.t.to make void, annul, revoke, recall
Repealability
Repealabilityn.capacity of being repealed
Repealable
Repealablea.that may be repealed or annulled
Repeat
Repeatv.to rehearse, tell, say, do or try again
Repeatedly
Repeatedlyad.over and over, frequently, often
Repeater
Repeatern.one who repeats, a kind of watch
Repel
Repelv.to drive back, resist, prevent
Repellency
Repellencyn.the quality of a substance which expands, separates or repels, the principle of repulsion
Repellent
Repellentn.a medicin with a repelling power
Repellent (2)
Repellenta.able or tending to repel
Repent
Repenta.creeping, growing horizontally
Repent (2)
Repentv.to think on or express with sorrow
Repentance
Repentancen.sorrow for past sins, penitence
Repentant
Repentanta.sorrowful for sin, penitent
Repenting
Repentingn.the act of sorrowing for sin
Repeople
Repeoplev.t.to stock or fill anew with people
Repercuss
Repercussv.to drive or beat back, to rebound
Repercussion
Repercussionn.a driving back, a rebound
Repertory
Repertoryn.a book of records, treasury, store
Repetend
Repetendn.the parts of decimals continually repeated
Repine
Repinev.i.to fret, grieve, murmur, grumble