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Webster Dictionary :: Reformed

REFORM'ED, pp. Corrected; amended; restored to a good state; as a reformed profl...

Webster Dictionary :: Reformation

REF'ORMATION, n. 1. The act of reforming; correction or amendment of life, manne...

Webster Dictionary :: Reform

REFORM', v.t. [L. reformo; re and formo, to form.] 1. To change from worse to be...

Webster Dictionary :: Refomenting

REFOMENT'ING, ppr. Fomenting anew; exciting again.

Webster Dictionary :: Refomented

REFOMENT'ED, pp. Fomented or incited anew.

Webster Dictionary :: Refoment

REFOMENT', v.t. [re and foment.] 1. To foment anew; to warm or cherish again. 2....

Webster Dictionary :: Refocillation

REFOCILLA'TION, n. The act of refreshing or giving new vigor; restoration of str...

Webster Dictionary :: Refocillate

REFO'CILLATE, v.t. [L. refocillo; re and the root of focus.] To refresh; to revi...

Webster Dictionary :: Reflux

RE'FLUX, n. [L. refluxus.] A flowing back; the returning of a fluid; as the flux...

Webster Dictionary :: Refluent

REF'LUENT, a. [L. refluens; re and fluo.] 1. Flowing back; ebbing; as the reflue...

Webster Dictionary :: Refluence

REF'LUENCE, REF'LUENCY, n. [from refluent.] A flowing back.

Webster Dictionary :: Refluctuation

REFLUCTUA'TION, n. A flowing back.

Webster Dictionary :: Reflowing

REFLOWING, ppr. Flowing backing; ebbing.

Webster Dictionary :: Reflow

REFLOW, v.i. [re and flow.] To flow back; to ebb.

Webster Dictionary :: Reflourishing

REFLOUR'ISHING, ppr. Flourishing again.

Webster Dictionary :: Reflourish

REFLOURISH, v.i. reflur'ish. [re and flourish.] To flourish anew.

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