rĕ-flecto v. a. and n. to bend; turn back; backwards; to turn about; away; he bends himself back into … rĕ-flexim adv. inversely; conversely rĕflexĭo A bending; turning back; reflection; the conversion of a proposition rĕflexus rĕflexus a bending back; recess rĕ-flo v. n. and a. Neutr; to blow back; blow contrary; To blow again from one; to blow rĕ-flōresco v. inch. n. to begin to bloom again; to blossom again rĕflŭāmen that which flows; runs off; grammatical trifles rĕ-flŭo v. n. to flow; run back;; to flow off; overflow rĕflŭus adj. flowing back; refluent rĕfŏcillātrix the reviver rĕ-fŏcillo v. a. to warm into life again; to revive; revivify rĕ-fŏdĭo v. a. to dig up; dig out again rĕ-formābĭlis adj. that can be formed again rĕformātio a transformation; metamorphosis; a reformation rĕformātor a transformer;; a reformer rĕformātus a transformation rĕformīdātĭo a great fear; dread rĕ-formīdo v. a. to fear greatly; to dread; to stand in awe of; to shun; avoid through fear rĕ-formo v. a. to shape again; remould; transform; metamorphose; change rĕfossus rĕfōtus rĕ-fŏvĕo v. a. to warm; cherish again; to refresh; restore; revive rē^fractārĭŏlus adj. dim; somewhat stubborn; refractory rē^fractārĭus adj. stubborn; obstinate; refractory rē^fractus rē^fraenātĭo rē^frāgātĭo resistance; opposition rē^frāgātor an opponent; adversary rē^frāgĭum resistance; opposition; a hinderance; obstacle rē^-frāgor v. dep. n. to oppose; resist; to thwart; gainsay; to resist; oppose rē^frēnātio a bridling; curbing; restraining rē^-frēno v. a. To hold in with a bridle; to check; curb; to bridle; check rē^-frĭco v. a. and n. to rub; scratch open again; to gall; fret; to excite afresh rē^frīgĕrātĭo a cooling; coolness; a mitigation rē^frīgĕrātōrĭus adj. cooling; refrigeratory rē^frīgĕrātrix she that cools; cooling rē^frīgĕrĭum a cooling;; a mitigation; consolation rē^-frīgĕro v. a. to make cool; cold; to cool off; cool; To relieve; refresh rē^frīgescentĭa an alleviation; mitigation rē^-frīgesco v. inch. n. to grow cold; cool; remiss; to abate; grow stale; lose interest; to fail rē^-fringo v. a. to break up; break open; to break; break in pieces; break off rē^frīva which was carried home at seed-time to be sacrificed; N. cr rē^-frondesco v. inch. n. to be covered with leaves again; to grow green again rē^fŭga a runaway; fugitive rĕ-fŭgĭo v. n. and a. Neutr; to flee back; to run away; flee; escape; acc. of distance rĕfŭgĭum a recourse; a taking refuge; a place of refuge; a refuge rĕfŭgus adj. fleeing back; fleeing away; receding; vanishing; Subst rĕfulgentĭa a reflected lustre; refulgence rĕ-fulgĕo v. n. to flash back; reflect a shining light; to shine bright; glitter; glisten rĕ-fundo v. a. to pour back; to pour out; cause to overflow; flowing back into itself; hadst g… rĕ-fuscātus adj. darkened; obscured rĕfūsē adv. overflowingly; comp; mellowed; loosened by digging and fermenting rĕfūsĭo an overflowing; a restitution rĕfūsōrĭus adj. belonging to giving back rĕfūsus rĕfūtābĭlĭs adj. that may be rejected; refuted;; contemptible rĕfūtātĭo rĕfūtātĭuncŭla petty attempts at refutation rĕfūtātor a refuter rĕfūtātōrĭus adj. belonging to refutation; refutatory rĕfūtātus a refutation rĕfūto v. a. to check; drive back; repress; to repel; resist rēgālĭŏlus a small bird; the wren rēgālis adj. belonging to a king; kingly; royal; regal; a king rĕ-gammans adj. having the form of the digamma; digammate rĕgĕlātĭo a thawing rĕgĕlo v. a. to thaw; warm; N. cr; To air; cool off rĕ-gĕmo v. n. to resound with sighs; groans rĕgĕnĕrātĭo a being born again; regeneration; of baptism rĕ-gĕnĕro v. a. to bring forth again; reproduce; to bring forth something similar; to represent… rĕgermĭnātĭo a springing forth; sprouting; germinating again rĕ-germĭno v. n. to spring forth; sprout; germinate again rĕ-gĕro v. a. to bear; carry; bring back; subst rĕgestum earth thrown up; to enter; transcribe; record; register rĕgestum rĕgestus rēgĭa rĕgĭbĭlis adj. that may be ruled; governable; tractable rēgĭē adv. Rēgĭenses rēgĭfĭcē adv. rēgĭ-fĭcus adj. kingly; royal; regal; magnificent; royally rēgĭ-fŭgĭum a festival celebrated on the; th of February; to commemorate the expulsion of t… rĕ-gigno v. a. to beget; bear again; to reproduce rēgillus adj. dim; royal; regal; magnificent Rēgillus A town of the Sabines; whence Appius Claudius emigrated to Rome; belonging to R… rĕgĭmen a guiding; guidance; direction; a rudder; governing rĕgĭmentum rule; government rēgīna a queen; Cleopatra; Dido; the wife of Latinus; Cæsar rĕgĭo a direction; line; In a straight line; directly; In the opposite direction rĕgĭōnālis adj. belonging to a province; region; provincial; by provinces; regions rĕgĭōnātim adv. by districts; wards rĕgistōrĭa a treasurer Rēgium A city in; on the; Reggio; the inhabitants of Regium; A city in the southern pa… rēgĭus adj. belonging to a king; kingly; royal; regal; the reign of the kings rĕ-glesco v. n. to grow up; increase; augment rĕ-glūtĭno v. a. To unloose; separate; To join together again regnātor a ruler; sovereign regnātrix adj. f; ruling; reigning; imperial