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REDU'CED, pp. Brought back; brought to a former state; brought into any state or...
REDU'CE, v.t. [L. reduco; re and duco, to lead or bring.] 1. Literally, to bring...
RED'TAIL, n. [red and start.] A bird of the genus Motacilla.
RED'START, RED'STREAK, n. [red and streak.] 1. A sort of apple, so called from i...
RED'SHORT, a. [red and short.] Brittle, or breaking short when red hot, as a met...
RED'SHANK, n. 1. A bird of the genus Scolopax. 2. A contemptuous appellation for...
REDSE'AR, v.i. [red and sear.] To break or crack when too hot, as iron under the...
REDRESS'LESS, a. Without amendment; without relief.
REDRESS'IVE, a. Affording relief.
REDRESS'ING, ppr. Setting right; relieving; indemnifying.
REDRESS'ER, n. One who gives redress.
REDRESS'ED, pp. Remedied; set right; relieved; indemnified.
REDRESS', v.t. 1. To set right; to amend. In yonder spring of roses, find what t...
REDRAW', v.t. [re and draw.] 1. To draw again. In commerce, to draw a new bill o...
REDR'AFTING, ppr. Redrawing; drafting or transcribing again.
REDR'AFTED, pp. Drafted again; transcribed into a new copy.