rĕ-collĭgo v. a. to gather again; to gather up; collect; to be reconciled; se rĕ-collŏco v. a. to lay back again; replace rĕ-cŏlo v. a. to till; cultivate again; to work anew; To inhabit again; to revisit rĕ-cōlo v. a. to strain again rĕ-commĭniscor v. dep. a. to recall to mind; recollect rĕ-commŏneo v. a. to remind again rĕcompingo v. a. to join together again; reunite rĕ-compōno v. a. to put together again; to reunite; rearrange; readjust; to soothe again rĕconcĭlĭātĭo a re-establishing; reinstatement; restoration; renewal; a reconciliation rĕconcĭlĭātor a restorer rĕconcĭlĭātrix a reconciler rĕ-concĭlĭo v. a. To bring together again; reunite; reconcile; to make friendly; conciliate rĕ-concinno v. a. to set right again; repair rĕ-conclūdo v. a. to shut up; enclose rĕcondĭtĭo rebuilding rĕcondĭtus P. a. rĕ-condo v. a. to put up again; put back again; to lay up; put; stow away; hoard; to shut up rĕ-condūco v. a. To hire anew; to farm; contract for again; To bring back rĕconfirmo to strengthen again rĕ-conflo v. a. to blow up again; rekindle; rĕ-consigno v. a. to mark again rĕ-constringo v. a. to bind up again rĕ-contrans adj. rĕ-convălesco v. inch. n. to recover health again rĕconverto v. n. to turn back again rĕ-cŏquo v. a. to cook; boil over again; to prepare again by fire; to burn; melt; cast rĕcordābĭlis adj. that may; should be remembered; memorable rĕcordātĭo a recalling to mind; recollection; remembrance; recordation; N. cr rĕcordātīvus adj. belonging to recollection; recordative; rĕcordātus recollection; remembrance rĕcordo rĕ-cordor v. dep. a. To think over; bethink one; be mindful of; to call to mind; remember rĕcorpŏrātĭo furnishing again with a body; flesh; the restoration of the body to its former … rĕcorpŏrātīvus adj. that serves to restore the body to its former condition; restorative rĕ-corpŏro v. a. to furnish again with a body; to restore the body to; its former condition rĕ-corrĭgo v. a. to mend; correct again; to amend; reform rĕ-crastĭno v. a. to put off from day to day; to procrastinate rē^crĕābĭlis adj. refreshing rĕcrĕātĭo a restoration rĕcrĕātor a restorer; reviver rĕ-crēmentum refuse; filth; dross; slag; recrement rē^-crĕmo v. a. to burn again; burn utterly rĕ-crĕo v. a. to make; create anew; to remake; reproduce; restore rĕ-crĕpo v. n. and a. to sound back; resound; ring; echo rĕ-cresco v. n. to grow again; to grow up; increase again rĕcrŭcĭfīgo v. a. to crucify anew rĕ-crūdesco v. inch. n. to become raw again; to break open afresh rectā advv rectĭangŭlum a right-angled triangle rectĭfĭcātĭo the harmonizing; reconciling rectĭo a leading; guiding; government; direction rectĭtātor a leader rectĭtūdo Straightness; directness; uprightness; rectitude rectō adv. rector a guider; leader; ruler; master; a helmsman rectrix she that leads; guides; a directress; governess; mistress rectūra Uprightness; Control; government rectus P. a. rĕcŭbĭtus a falling down; reclining at table rĕ-cŭbo v. n. to lie upon the back; to lie back; recline rēcŭla A small matter; a trifle; a small estate rĕcultus rĕ-cumbo v. n. to lay one; lie down again; to lie down; to recline at table; to fall; sink down rĕcŭpĕrātĭo rĕ-cūro v. a. to restore by taking care of; to refresh; invigorate; make whole; cure; to take… rĕ-curro v. n. to run back; hasten back; the revolving; to come back; turn back rĕcursĭo a running back; backward course; return rĕcursĭtans running back repeatedly; frequently returning rĕcurso v. freq. n. to run; hasten back; to come back; return rĕcursus a running back; going back; return; retreat; a returning path rĕ-curvo v. a. to bend; curve backwards; to turn back rĕ-curvus adj. turned back; bent; crooked; curved back rĕcūsābĭlis adj. that should be rejected rĕcūsātĭo a declining; refusal; An objection; protest; A plea in defence rĕcūsātīvus adj. prohibitory rĕ-cūso v. a. to make an objection against; to decline; reject; refuse; be reluctant rĕcussābĭlis adj. that can be struck back and forth rĕcussus rĕcussus a striking back; a recoil; rebound rĕ-cŭtĭo v. a. to strike back; backwards; to cause to rebound; being caused to reverberate rĕ-cŭtītus adj. circumcised rēda rĕd-accendo v. a. to kindle again; rekindle rĕdactus rĕdactus proceeds; produce rĕd-ădopto v. a. to adopt anew; to readopt rĕd-ambŭlo v. n. to come back; return rĕd-ămo v. a. to love back; love in return; return love for love rĕd-amtrŭo v. n. to dance opposite rĕdănĭmātĭo restoring to life; reanimation rĕd-ănĭmo v. a. to quicken again; restore to life; reanimate rĕd-ardesco v. n. to blaze up anew rĕd-argŭo v. a. to disprove; refute; confute; contradict; will refute thy words rĕdargūtĭo a refutation; reproof; defence rēdārĭus rĕd-armātus armed again; rearmed rĕd-auspĭco v. n. to take the auspices anew; again reddĭtĭo a giving back; returning; rendering a reason; A repetition; recurrence reddĭtīvus adj. belonging to the apodosis; consequential; redditive reddĭtor one who pays; a payer