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RETU'SE, a. [L. retusus, retundo.] In botany, a retuse leaf is one ending in a b...
RETURN'LESS, a. Admitting no return. [Little used.]
RETURN'ING-OFFICER, n. The officer whose duty it is to make returns of writs, pr...
RETURN'ING, ppr. Giving, carrying or sending back; coming or going back; making ...
RETURN'ER, n. One who returns; one that repays or remits money.
RETURN'ED, pp. Restored; given or sent back; repaid; brought or rendered to the ...
RETURN'ABLE, a. 1. That may be returned or restored. 2. In law, that is legally ...
RETURN, v.i. [L. torno.] 1. To come or go back to the same place. The gentleman ...
RETUND', v.t. [l. retundo; re and rundo, to beat.] To blunt; to turn; as an edge...
RETRU'DE, v.t. [L. retrudo; re and trudo, to thrust.] To thrust back.
RET'ROVERTED, a. [L. retro, back, and verto, to turn.] Turned back.
RET'ROVERT, v.t. To turn back.
RETROVER'SION, n. A turning or falling backwards; as the retroversion of the ute...
RETROSPECT'IVELY, adv. by way of retrospect.
RETROSPECT'IVE, a. 1. Looking back on past events; as a retrospective view. 2. H...
RETROSPEC'TION, n. 1. The act of looking back on things past. 2. The faculty of ...