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restitution,
restitution [ˈrɛstət(j)uʃən]
n. Restitution.
n. Restitution.
restreen, restreened, restreent, restrein,
restreen [ˈrɛstrin]
v. To restrain.
pt. pp. restreent
v. To restrain.
pt. pp. restreent
restreected, restric, restrick, restrict, restrictit,
restrict [rəˈstrɪk(t)]
v. To restrict, confine, limit.
pt. pp. restrictit
v. To restrict, confine, limit.
pt. pp. restrictit
reshume, resume,
resume [rəˈz(j)um, rəˈʃ(j)um]
v. To resume.
v. To resume.
reteen, reteened, reteenit, reteent, retein,
reteen [ˈrɛtin]
v. To retain.
pt. pp. reteenit
v. To retain.
pt. pp. reteenit
Compounds and phrases etc.
reteener: Retainer.
raetiret, reteer, reteeral, reteert, reteir, reteirit, retier, retir$t, retiral, retire,
reteer [rəˈtiːr]
v. To leave, withdraw from a place. To withdraw from currency. To pay up a bill of exchange or similar bond of the drawee who has the obligation to cash it on maturity. Of a debtor: to seek sanctuary.
pt. pp. reteert
v. To leave, withdraw from a place. To withdraw from currency. To pay up a bill of exchange or similar bond of the drawee who has the obligation to cash it on maturity. Of a debtor: to seek sanctuary.
pt. pp. reteert
Compounds and phrases etc.
reteeral: Retirement.
retoor, retour,
retour [rəˈtuːr]
n. A return. A return journey. A renewal, a replacement.
v. To return.
n. A return. A return journey. A renewal, a replacement.
v. To return.
ratret, retraet, retrait, retreat, retreit,
retreat [rəˈtrit, rəˈtret]
v. To retreat.
v. To retreat.
retribution,
retribution [ˈrɛtrəb(j)uʃən]
n. Retribution.
n. Retribution.
reuk, reukerie, reukery, reukit, reukrie, rook, rookerie, rookery, rookit, rouk, ruik, ruikerie, ruikit, ruke,
reuk [ruk, rʌk]
n. The rook Corvus frugilegus. Generally replaced by craw.
v. To plunder, despoil, clean out, make bare, to steal, remove by theft.
pt. pp. reukit
n. The rook Corvus frugilegus. Generally replaced by craw.
v. To plunder, despoil, clean out, make bare, to steal, remove by theft.
pt. pp. reukit
Compounds and phrases etc.
reukery: A rookery.