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Webster Dictionary :: Rhapsodist

RHAP'SODIST, n. [from rhapsody.] 1. One that writes or speaks without regular de...

Webster Dictionary :: Rhapsodic

RHAPSOD'IC, RHAPSOD'ICAL, a. [from rhapsody.] Pertaining to or consisting of rha...

Webster Dictionary :: Rhabdomancy

RHAB'DOMANCY, n. [Gr. a rod, and divination.] Divination by a rod or wand.

Webster Dictionary :: Rhabdology

RHABDOL'OGY, n. [Gr. a staff or want, and discourse.] The act or art of computin...

Webster Dictionary :: Rhabarbarate

RHAB'ARBARATE, a. [See Rhubarb .] Impregnated or tinctured with rhubarb.

Webster Dictionary :: Reys

REYS, n. The master of an Egyptian bark or ship.

Webster Dictionary :: Rewritten

REWRIT'TEN, pp. Written again.

Webster Dictionary :: Rewrite

REWRI'TE, v.t. To write a second time.

Webster Dictionary :: Reword

REWORD, v.t. [re and word.] To repeat in the same words. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Rewarding

REWARD'ING, ppr. Making an equivalent return for good or evil; requiting; recomp...

Webster Dictionary :: Rewarder

REWARD'ER, n. One who rewards; one that requites or recompenses. Heb 11.

Webster Dictionary :: Rewarded

REWARD'ED, pp. Requited; recompensed or punished.

Webster Dictionary :: Rewardableness

REWARD'ABLENESS, n. The state of being worthy of reward.

Webster Dictionary :: Rewardable

REWARD'ABLE, a. That may be rewarded; worthy of recompense.

Webster Dictionary :: Reward

REWARD', v.t. a as aw. [[L. re, denoting return.] To give in return, either good...

Webster Dictionary :: Rew

REW, n. A row. [Not in use.]

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