rĕbŏātus a shouting back rĕbŏo v. n. and a. to bellow back; resound; re-echo; to cause to resound; make echo rĕbullĭo v. n. and a. to bubble up; to cause to bubble forth; to cast forth with a bubbling n... rĕburrus with bristling hair; rebours rĕcalcĭtro v. n. to kick back rĕcalco v. a. to tread again; retrace; to repeat; renew rĕcălĕfăcio rĕcălĕo v. n. to grow warm again; to remain warm; be warm rĕcălesco v. inch. n. to become warm; again; to grow warm rĕcalfacĭo v. a. to make warm; again; to warm rĕcalvaster that has a bald forehead; bald in front rĕcalvātĭo baldness in front; a bald forehead rĕcalvus adj. bald in front; with a bald forehead rĕcandesco v. inch. n. To grow white; again; To grow hot; again; to glow rĕcăno v. a. To sing back; call back by singing; To charm back again; to undo a charm rĕcanto v. freq. n. to sound back; re-echo rĕcăpĭtŭlātio a summing up; restatement by heads; recapitulation rĕcăpĭtŭlo v. n. to go over the main points; again; to recapitulate rĕcăvĕo v. a. to give counter-security; a quittance; release rĕcăvus adj. hollow; arched inward; concave rĕcēdo v. n. to go back; fall back; give ground; to go away; withdraw; retire rĕcello v. n. and a. to spring back; fly back; bend back; to throw; bend back rĕcens adj. that has not long existed; fresh; young; fresh; not exhausted by fatigue; advv rĕcensĕo v. a. to count; enumerate; number; to examine; review; muster; to go over; to reckon … rĕcensĭo an enumeration; reviewing; recension rĕcensītĭo a mustering; enumeration rĕcensītus rĕcensus rĕcensus an enumeration; a review rĕcentārĭus a vender of wine which has been cooled; made fresh rĕcenter adv. rĕcentor v. dep. to renew itself Recentoricus ăger the Roman public lands in Sicily rĕceptābĭlis adj. susceptible of; capable of rĕceptācŭlum a reservoir; magazine; receptacle; a place of refuge; a lurking-place; shelter rĕceptātĭo a receiving; taking again rĕceptātor a receiver; shelterer; a hider rĕceptĭbĭlis adj. that may be acquired again; recoverable rĕceptīcĭus adj. kept back; retained; reserved rĕceptĭo A receiving; reception; A holding back; relaining; reservation rĕcepto v. freq. a. to take again; receive back; to recover; retake rĕceptor A receiver; shelterer; a hider; harborer; concealer; A reconqueror rĕceptōrĭus adj. fit for receiving; a place of shelter rĕceptrix She that receives; she that harbors; conceals rĕceptum rĕceptus P. a. rĕceptus A drawing back; a drawing; falling back; a retiring rĕcessim adv. backwards rĕcessĭo a going back; receding; recession rĕcessus P. a. rĕcessus a going back; receding; retiring rechamus a block; case containing a set of pulleys rĕcharmĭdo v. n. to cease to be Charmides; to decharmidize one; as you hav... rĕcĭdīvātus a restoration; renewal rĕcĭdīvus adj. falling back; returning; recurring rĕcĭdo v. n. to fall back; To fall; to light upon; happen rĕcīdo v. a. to cut away; cut down; cut off; to lop off; cut short; retrench rĕcinctus rĕcingo v. a. to ungird; loose; To gird again rēcīnium rĕcĭno v. n. and a. To sing again; resound; re-echo; To recall; recant rĕcĭpĕrātĭo A getting back; regaining; recovery; a judicial decision of the rĕcĭpĕrātīvus adj. that can be regained; recoverable rĕcĭpĕrātor a regainer; recoverer; a board consisting of three; five members; originally on… rĕcĭpĕrātōrĭus adj. belonging to the rĕcĭpĕro v. a. to get; obtain again; to regain; recover rĕcĭpĭe rĕcĭpĭo v. a. To take back; get back; bring back; to retake; To take to one; admit; accept rĕcĭpisco v. a. to recover rĕcīprŏcātĭo a going back upon itself; a returning by the same way; r...; alternation; reci… rĕcīprŏcātus rĕcīprŏcĭcornis adj. having horns curved backwards rĕcīprŏco v. a. and n. to move backwards; back and forth; to move backwards; go back; to move back and… rĕcīprŏcus adj. turning back the same way; returning; receding; alternating; reciprocal; retort… rĕcīsāmentum that which is cut off; a paring; shaving rĕcīsĭo a cutting off; a retrenchment; diminution rĕcīsus P. a. rĕcĭtātĭo a reading aloud; A reading aloud rĕcĭtātor a reader; A reader; reciter rĕcĭto v. a. to read out; recite; by reading over the witnesses; to read out; recite rēclāmātĭo a cry of opposition; disapprobation rēclāmĭto v. freq. n. to cry out against; exclaim against; loudly contradict rēclāmo v. n. and a. to cry out against; exclaim against; contradict loudly; object-clause rĕclango v. n. to re-echo; resound rēclaudo rēclīnātōrĭum the back of a couch; The seat in a chariot rēclīnis adj. leaning back; bent back; reclining; a projecting shelf; seat rēclīno v. a. to bend back; lean back; recline; to lay aside; rest; to revolt; become rebelli… rēclīnus rēclīvis adj. leaning backwards; sloping; inclined rēclūdo v. a. To unclose; to open; throw; To shut off; up rĕclūsĭo an unclosing; opening rĕclūsus rĕcoctus rĕcōgĭtātĭo a recollection; reflection rĕcōgĭtātus thought; reflection rĕcōgĭto v. a. to think over; consider; reflect upon rĕcognĭtĭo A recognition; in lemm; A reviewing; investigation; examination rĕcognosco v. a. To know again; recollect; recall to mind; To look over; review; investigate rĕcōgo v. a. to collect again