sheets når, nôt-tube, täh, bûll-dil-põůnd-thin, THIS. dle of paper consisting of twenty-four a wooden grate in which hay is placed for cattle [draw off from the lees Rack, råk v. a. to forment; to stretch; to Rack-rent, rak'rênt s. rent raised to the ut Quire, kwire . n. to sing in concert termost Racket, råk'kit. s. a clattering noise; the Racy, rà'sé a. strong, flavourous Radiancy, rå de-an-ses.sparkling lustre Queit, kwôit s. something thrown to a great emission of rays distance to a certain point [merly Radical, råd'dè-kål a. primitive, original Quondam, kwôn'dam a. having been for-Radically, råd'dè-kâl-le ud. originally Quorum, kwo'rum s. a bench of justices, Radicalness, råd'dé-kál-nês s. state of besuch a number of any officers as is suf ficient to do business Quota, kwo'ta s. a share, a proportion Quotation, kwo-tà'shûn ́s. citation; sage quoted ing radical [deeply Radicate, råd'dè-kåte v. a. to root, to plant Radish, råd'dish s. a well known root pas-Radius, rà'dè-us s. the semi-diameter of circle Quote, kwote r. a. to cite an authour R. Rabbins Raffle, râf'f . n. to cast dice for a prize of timber cross each other La house Rafter, råf'tor s. the secondary timbers of Rag, rág s. a piece of cloth torn from the rest, a tatter; worn-out clothes [fellow Ragamuffin, rég-h-muffins, a paltry meen Rageful, rådje'ful a, furious [ed in tatters ⚫ one another Rabbi, rab'be a. a doctor among the Rabbin, rabbin ( Jews Rabbinical,ráb-bin'è-kål a.belonging to the Rabbit, rabbit s. a furry animal Habble, råb'bla, a tumultuous crowd Rabblement, råh'bl-ment s. noisy assembly of mean people Kabid, ráb bid a. fierce, furious Race, råse s. a family; generation; a par-Kail, råle v.n.to use insolent and reproachticular breed; contest in running; course ful language [proachful language Racehorse, rase horse s. a horse bred e Railing, raling s. a series of rails; re run for prizes [in speed Raillery, råller-é e. slight satire Racer, råse års. runner, one that contends Raiment, rå'mènt s. vesture, dress Raciness, ra'sè-nês s. the quality of being Rain, rane v. n. to fall in drops from the racy clouds; to fall as rain Rack, rûke. an engine of torture; torture ;Rain, råne s. the moisture that falls from [the clouds Fate, får, fall, fåt-mé, mêt—pine, pin-nô, môve, Rainbow, rane bo s. the iris, the semicircle Random, ran'dam a. done by chance ;| [over Range, ranje v.a.to place in order; to rove It may be owing to inattention, that I have nev-Rank, rångk a. high growing, luxuriant ; er heard in New-England the pronun- strong-scented; gross, coarse ciation, which Mr. Walker gives of this Rank,rangk s. line of men placed abreast; word. To us it has an appearance of a row; class [in any particular class quaintness. Mr. W. however, proves Rank, rångk v.a.to place abreast ; to range it to be as ancient as the time of Queen Rankle, rångk'kl v. n. to fester Elizabeth.-Amer. Ed. Rankly, rangk'lè ad. coarsely, grossly Rake, råke s. an instrument with teeth; a Rankness, rangk'nês s. exuberance,superloose, disorderly fellow [narrowly Rake, rake v. a. to gather with a rake; to Ransack, rân'sâk v.n.to plunder; to search search with eager and vehement dili-Ransom, rân'sům s. price paid for liberty gence; to fire on a ship in the direction Ransom, rân'sům v. a. to redeem of head and stern Rant, ránt v. a. to rave in violent or high sounding language fluity of growth Rakish, råke'ish a. loose, dissolute Rally, rál'lè v. a. to put disordered forces Rant, rânt s. high-sounding language into order; to treat with satirical mer-Rantipole, rânt'è-pòle a. wild, rakish riment [to batter walls Rap, râp v. n. to strike with a quick smart Ram, råm s. a male sheep an instrument Rap, rap s. a quick smart blow [blow Ram, råm v. a. to drive with violence Rapacious, rå-på'shûs a. given to plunder, Ramble, râm'bl v. n. to rove loosely and ir- seizing by violence regularly Rapaciously, râ-på'shủs-lè ad. by rapine Ramble, ram'bl s. irregular excursion Rambler, råm'bl-år s. rover, wanderer plunder, exercise of plunder Ramification, râm-mè-fè-ká'shån s. divi-Rape, råpe s. violent defloration of chastision or separation into branches,the act ty; something snatched away ; a plant of branching out [branches Rapid, råp'îd a. quick, swift Ramify, rám'me-flr. a. to separate into Rapidity, rå-pid'e-te s. velocity, swiftness Rammer, råm'mår s. an instrument with Rapidly, rapid-lè ad, swiftly which any thing is driven hard Ramous, ra mas a. branchy Rapier, rå'pè-èr s.a small sword used only in thrusting Ramp, ramp v. n. to leap with violence; to Rapine, råp'În s. violence, force climb as a plant Rapture, rap'tshůre s. ecstasy, transport Kamp, ramp s. leap, spring [ing restraint Rapturous, râp'tshùr-ds a.exstatick, trans Rampant,ramp'ânt a exuberant,overgrow- porting the wall round tified places for-Rare, råre a. scarce, uncommon; subtle Rarefaction, rår-rẻ-fàk'shủn s. extension of the parts of a body Rampart, råm'párt) 3. strong scent Rarefy, rår're-fi v. a. to make thin Rascal, râs'kål s.a mean fellow, a scoundrel nôr, nôt-tube, tåb, båll-811-pôånd-thin, THIS. Rascallion, rás-kál'yun s. one of the lowest Rave, rave v. n. to be delirious; to burst people out into furious exclamations Ravel, råv'vl v. a. to entangle Rascally, râs'kâl-è a. mean, worthless [tion Rase, raze v. a. to skim, to strike on the Ravelin, råv'lin s. a half moon in fortifica surface; to destroy Rash, råsh a. hasty, precipitate Rasher, råsh'ar s. a thin slice of bacon of Rasp, rasp s. a berry; a rough file a Raven, rå'vn s. a large black fowl Raven, râv'vn v. a. to devour with great Ravenous, râv'vn-us a. voracious Ravin, râvin s. prey; rapine Ravish,râv'ish v.a.to constuprate by force; to take away by violence; to delight Ravisher, râv'ish-år s. one who takes any thing by violence [transport, rapture Ravishment, råv'ish-mênt s. violation; Raw, råw a. not subdued by the fire; not covered with the skin; bleak, chill Rawboned, råw'bond a. having bones scarcely covered with flesh [skilfulness Rawness,råw'nês s.state of being raw; un Rate, råte s. price fixed; degree; quanti-Ray, rå s. a beam of light; a fish ty assignable; tax imposed by the parish Raze, raze s. a root of ginger Rat, råt s. an animal of the mouse kind & Rate, rate v. a. to value; to chide hastily Raze, ráze v. a. to overthrow; to efface Ratiocination,râsh-è-ôs-è-nå’shan s. the act React, rè-akt' v. a. to return the impression Rationally, råsh'un-âl-è ad. reasonably Rattle, rat'tl v. n. to make a quick sharp Read, red part. a. skilful by reading Readeption, re-âd-êp'shûn s. recovering, act of regaining Reader, rééd'år s. one who reads Readily, red'dè-lè ad. expeditely, with little hinderance or delay peated; empty and loud talk; an in-Readiness, rèd'dè-nès s. expediteness, strument which, agitated, makes a clattering noise promptitude; facility [pent Reading, rèèd'ing s. study, perusal of books; a lecture Rattlesnake, rat'tl-snåke s. a kind of ́ser- Readmission, rè-âd-mish'ân s. the act of admitting again Readmit, rè-ád-mit' v. a. to let in again Fate, får, fåll, fåt-mé, mêt-pine, pin-nỏ, move, Ready, rẻd'dė a. prompt; prepared; wil- Rebound, re-bỏûnd' v. n. to spring back ling; near; opportune [firmation Rebound, rè-böånd' s. resilition Reaffirmance, rè-at-fêr'månse s. second af- Rebuff, rè-bůf' s. repercussion, quick and Real, rè'al a. true, genuine sudden resistance Reality, re-ai e-tè s. truth, what is [act Rebuff, ré-bůf' v. a. to beat back [truly Rebuke, rè-buke' s. reprehension, chiding Ream, rème s. a bundle of paper contain- expression ing twenty quires [life Rebus, re'bås s. a kind of riddle Reanimate, re-an'né-måte v. a. to restore to Recall, rè-kåll' v. a. to call back, to revoke Reannex, rè-ân-nêks' v. a. to annex again Recall, rẻ-kåll' s. revocation Reap, rèpe v. a. to cut corn; to gather, to Recant, rè-kånt' v. a. to retract, to recall obtain [harvest Recantation, rè-kân-tà'shon s. retraction Reaper, re pår s. one that cuts corn at Recapitulate, ré-kå-pit'tshu-låte v. a. to reRear,rère s.the hinder troop; the last class peat again distinctly Rear, rère a. half roasted, half sodden. Recapitulation,rè-ka-pit-tshủ-la'shun s.disThere is a common but corrupt pro- tinct repetition of the principal points nunciation of this word, as if written Recapitulatory, ré-kâ-pît'tshů-lá-tůr-è a.rerare. It is derived from the Saxon hrere peating again Rear, rère v. a. to raise up; to educate; Recede, rè-sèèd' v.n. to fall back; to desist to rouse [latter part Receipt, rè-sète' s. the act of receiving; a note by which money is acknowledged to have been received; prescription of ingredients [received vessel. Rearward, rère'wards. the last troop; the Reascend, rè-âs-send' v. n. to climb again Reason, rè'zn s. cause, principle; argument, motive [debate Receivable, rè-sè'vâ-bl a. capable of being Reason, rè'zn v. n. to argue rationally; to Receive, ré-sève' v. a. to take; to admit Reasonable, ré'zn-å-bl a. having the facul- Receiver, rè-sè'vår s. one who receives; a ty of reason; agreeable to reason Reasonably, re'zn-à-blè ad. agreeably to Recency, rè'sên-sè s. newness, lateness reason; moderately [arguer Recent, re'sent a. new; late Reasoner, ré zn-úr s. one who reasons, an Recently, re'sent-lè ad. newly, freshly Reasoning, rè zn-ing s. argument [anew Recentness,re'sent-ness.newness,freshness Reassemble, rè-ás-sêm'bl v. a. to collect Receptacle,rês'sep-tå-kl s.a vessel or place Reassume, rè-ås-sùme' v. a to resume, to into which any thing is received take again Reassure, re-a-shùre' v. a. to free from fear Reception, rè-sep'shûn s. the act of receiving; the state of being received Receptive, re-sép'tiv a. having the quality of admitting what is communicated Recess, re-sèss. retirement, retreat; sus pension of any procedure Rebeck, re'bek s. a three-stringed fiddle [ing Rebel, rêb'êl s. one who opposes lawful Recession, re-sêsh'un s. the act of retreatauthority [against lawful authority Rechange, re-tshanje' v. a. to change again Rebel, ré-bel' v. n. to rise in opposition Recharge, rè-tshårje' r. a. to accuse in reRebellion, ré-bêl'yun s.insurrection against turn; to attack anew lawful authority (authority Recipe, res'sé-pè s. a medical prescription Rebellious, ré-bel yds a. opponent to lawful Recipient, re-sip'pè-ent s. a receiver [tual Rebelliously, re-bel'yås-lé ad, in opposition Reciprocal, re-sip'pro-kál a.alternate; muto lawful authority [noise Reciprocate, re-sip'pro-kåte v. n. to act in Rebellow, re-bêl'lò v. n. to echo back a loud terchangeably, to alternate når, not-tube, tåb, bûll-dil-pòånd-thin, Tuis. Reciprocation, ré-sip-prò-ká’shån s. action Recompense, rëk'kom-pënse v.a. to repay, interchanged to requite compensation [compilement Reciprocity,rês-é-prôs è-tè s.mutual return Recompense, rêk kôm-pênse s. equivalent, rehersal s. a kind of. Recompilement, re-kom-pile ment, new tuneful pronunciation; chant Recite, ré-site' v a. to rehearse Reckless, rek lès a. careless, heedless Reckon, rêk'kn r.a. to number, to esteem Reckoner, rek'kn-ür s. one who computes Reconcilableness, rêk-kôn-sl'lå-bl-nês s. Reckoning, rêk'kn-ing s. computation,cal- possibility to be reconciled [ciliation culation; money charged by a host Reclaim,re-klame' v. a. to reform; to tame Recline, rè-kline' v. a. to lean back or sidewise Reconcilement, rêk-kön-s!le'ment s.reconReconciliation, rêk-kôn-s"-è-á'shûn s. renewal of friendship Recondite, rẻk kôn-dte a. secret, abstruse Reclose, ré-kloze' v. a. to close again Reconduct, ré-kôn-dûkt' v. a. to conduct Reclude, re-klude' v. a. to open again [again Recluse, re-kluse' a. shut up, or retired Reconquer, ré-kông kår v. a. to conquer Recluse, re-kluse' s. a person shut up or Reconvene, ré-kôn-vène' v. a. to assemble retired [cond coagulation! anew [brate Recoagulation, re-kỏ-âg-gu-là'shan s. se- Record, rẻ-kord' v. a. to register; to celeRecognisance, rè-kôg 'ne-zânse s. a bond Record, rêk'örd s. register, authentick meof record; a badge [edge; to review moriál Recognise, rêk'kôg-nize v. a. to acknowl-Recorder, rè-k3rd'år s. one whose business Recognisce, re-kog-ne-zéè' s. He in whose is to register any events; the keeper of favour the bond is drawn the rolls in a city Recognisor, ré-kôg-né-zör' s he who gives Recount, rè-kôûnt' v. a. to relate in detail the recognisance [acknowledgment Recourse, rè-korse' s. application as for Recognition, rek-kōg-nish'un s. review; help or protection [ness; to regain Recoil, ré-koll' v. n. to rush back in conse- Recover,ré-kåvår v.a.to restore from sick. quence of resistance; to shrink Recoverable, ré-kův'ür-â-bl a. possible to Recoin, ré-koin' v. a. to co anew be restored Recoinage, re-koin'ïdje s. the act of coin- Recovery, rẻ-kův ́år-éè s. restoration from ing anew [memory sickness; power or act of regaining Recollect, rek-kôl-lêkt' v. a. to recover to Recreant, 1ek'krè-ånt a.cowardly,apostatt Recollection, rèk-kôl-lêk'shủn s. recovery Recreate, rêk'krè-åter. a. to refresh, to of notion, revival in the memory [anew amuse [refreshment, diversion Recommence, rè-kom-mênse' v. a. to begin Recreation, rêk-krẻ-å'shûn s. amusement ; Recommend, rêk-kôm-mênd' v. a. to praise Recrement, rek kre-ment s. dross, spume to another; to make acceptable; to com-Recremental, rẻk-krè-mên'tål mit with prayers Recrementitious, rêk-krẻ-mên-tish'as tion from another Recommendation, rẻk-kom-mẻn-da'shun drossy, superfluous s.that which secures to one a kind recep- Recriminate, rè-krim'è-nåte v. n. to return one accusation with another Recommendatory, rẻk-kôm-mên'då-tår-é Recrimination, rè-krim-è̟-nà'shůn s. return a. that which recommends to another of one accusation with another Recommit,ré-kom-mite.a.to commit anew!Recruit, ré-krððť v. a. to repair |