rēstinctio a quenching rēstinctus rēstinguo v. a. to put out; quench; extinguish; to extinguish; exterminate; annihilate restĭo A ropemaker; rope-seller; The title of a poem by Laberius rēstĭpŭlātĭo a counter-engagement; counter-obligation rēstĭpŭlor v. dep. a. to stipulate; promise; engage in return restis a rope; cord; it has come to the rope; the leaves of garlic; onions rēstĭto v. freq. n. to stay behind; to loiter; tarry rēstĭtrix she that stays behind rēstĭtŭo v. a. to put; set up again; to replace; to give back; deliver up; return rēstĭtūtĭo a restoring; restoration rēstĭtūtor a restorer; rebuilder rēstĭtūtōrĭus adj. relating to restitution; restitutory rēstĭtūtrix she that gives back; a restorer rēstĭtūtus Restĭtūtus a Roman surname; a friend of Pliny the younger rēsto v. n. To stop behind; keep back; stand still; To withstand; resist; oppose; To be lef… rēstrictē adv. P. a. fin rēstrictim adv. closely; carefully rēstrictĭo a restriction; limitation rēstrictus P. a. rēstringo v. a. To draw back tightly; to bind back; bind fast; tighten; To draw back; unfasten;… rēstrŭo v. a. to erect again; to restore rĕsūdātĭo exudation rĕsūdo v. n. and a. to sweat; sweat out; exude rĕsulco v. a. to furrow; plough again; to scratch open rĕsultātĭo a reverberation; echo; a resistance; refusal rĕsultātor one who resists; denies rĕsulto v. freq. n. to spring; leap back; to rebound; to leap; hop; produce a jumping rĕsum rĕsūmo v. a. to take up again; take back; resume; to get; receive again; to recover rĕsumptĭo a restoration; recovery rĕsumptīvus adj. restorative rĕsumptōrĭus adj. restorative rĕsumptus rĕsŭo rĕsŭpīno v. a. to bend; turn back; prostrate; to stretch out; to overthrow; ruin; destroy rĕsŭpīnus adj. bent back; backwards; lying on one; lying on; one; face upwards; lazy; slothful… rĕsurgo v. n. to rise; raise one; to appear again; to rise again; rise from the grave rĕsurrectĭo a rising again from the dead; resurrection rĕsuscĭtātĭo a raising again from the dead; resuscitation rĕsuscĭtātor one who raises again from the dead; a resuscitator rĕsuscĭto v. a. to raise up again; rebuild; To rouse again; revive; resuscitate rĕsūtus ripped open rētae trees standing on the bank; in the bed of a stream; to clear rĕtālĭo v. a. to retaliate rĕtango v. a. to touch again; repeatedly rĕtardātĭo a hindering; delaying; retarding rĕtardo v. a. and n. to keep back; hinder; delay; to tarry; remain behind; delay rĕtaxo v. a. to censure; reprove rēte a net; a net; toil; snare rĕtectus rĕtĕgo v. a. To uncover; bare; open; To cover again rĕtendo v. a. to release from tension; to unbend; slacken; part. perf; unbend; relax rĕtensus rĕtentātor a detainer; retainer rĕtentātrix she that retains rĕtentĭo a keeping back; A holding back; holding in; a withholding; A keeping back; reta… rĕtento v. freq. a. to hold back firmly; to keep back; to hold fast rĕtento v. a. to try; attempt again; to reattempt rĕtentor one that holds back; a detainer; retainer rĕtentōrĭus adj. fitted to hold back; checking; restraining rĕtentus rĕtentus a holding fast; grasping rĕtergeo v. a. to wipe out; cleanse; clear rĕtĕro rĕtexo v. a. To unweave; unravel; To weave again; anew; to renew; repeat rĕtextus rĕthĭbeo rētĭa rētĭāculum rētĭārĭus one who fights with a net; a net-fighter; to fight with f... rĕtĭcentĭa a keeping silent; silence; a pause in the midst of a speech rĕtĭcĕo v. n. and a. to be silent; keep silence; to keep; silent; to keep secret; conceal rētĭcŭlātus adj. made like a net; net-like; reticulated rētĭcŭlum a little net; a cloth made like a net; a net-work bag rētĭcŭlus rētĭfex a netmaker rĕtĭnācŭlum that which holds back; binds; a holdfast; band; a bond; chain; tie rĕtĭnax adj. holding back rĕtĭnens P. a. rĕtĭnentĭa a retaining in the memory; recollection rĕtĭnĕo v. a. re; To hold; keep back; To hold fast; keep; retain rĕtinnĭo v. n. to ring again; resound rētĭŏlum a little net rētis rētĭum rĕto rĕtollo v. a. to take away again rĕtŏno v. n. to thunder back; resound rĕtonsus cut down; mown rĕtorpesco v. inch. n. to become torpid rĕtorquĕo v. a. to twist; bend back; to turn; cast back; to wheel around; to turn; cast back; t… rĕtorresco v. inch. n. to parch; dry up; to wither rĕtorrĭdē adv. rĕtorrĭdus adj. parched up; burned up; dried up; dryly rĕtortus rĕtostus roasted rētractātĭo A taking in hand again; a retouching; revision; correction; Reconsideration; re… rētractātor a refuser