rĕcollĭgo v. a. to gather again; to gather up; to be reconciled; se; to collect one rĕcollŏco v. a. to lay back again; replace rĕcŏlo v. a. to till; cultivate again; to work anew; to exercise; practise again; to resume rĕcōlo v. a. to strain again rĕcommĭniscor v. dep. a. to recall to mind; recollect rĕcommŏneo v. a. to remind again rĕcompingo v. a. to join together again; reunite rĕcompōno v. a. to put together again; to reunite; rearrange; to soothe again; recall to compos… rĕconcĭlĭātĭo a re-establishing; reinstatement; restoration rĕconcĭlĭātor a restorer rĕconcĭlĭātrix a reconciler rĕconcĭlĭo v. a. To bring together again; reunite; reconcile; to bring back rĕconcinno v. a. to set right again; repair rĕconclūdo v. a. to shut up; enclose rĕcondĭtĭo rebuilding rĕcondĭtus P. a. rĕcondo v. a. to put up again; put back again; to lay up; put; to bury one; to hide one; to c… rĕcondūco v. a. To hire anew; to farm; contract for again; To bring back rĕconfirmo to strengthen again rĕconflo v. a. to blow up again; rekindle rĕconsigno v. a. to mark again rĕconstringo v. a. to bind up again rĕcontrans adj. rebellious rĕconvălesco v. inch. n. to recover health again rĕconverto v. n. to turn back again rĕcŏquo v. a. to cook; boil over again; to recast; remould; youthful rĕcordābĭlis adj. that may; should be remembered; memorable rĕcordātĭo a recalling to mind; recollection; remembrance rĕcordātīvus adj. belonging to recollection; recordative rĕcordātus recollection; remembrance rĕcordo rĕcordor v. dep. a. To think over; bethink one; be mindful of; To think of; meditate; ponder rĕcorpŏrātĭo furnishing again with a body; flesh; the restoration of t... rĕcorpŏrātīvus adj. that serves to restore the body to its former condition; ... rĕcorpŏro v. a. to furnish again with a body; to restore the body to; its... rĕcorrĭgo v. a. to mend; correct again; to amend; reform rĕcrastĭno v. a. to put off from day to day; to procrastinate rēcrĕābĭlis adj. refreshing rĕcrĕātĭo a restoration rĕcrĕātor a restorer; reviver rĕcrēmentum refuse; filth; dross rēcrĕmo v. a. to burn again; burn utterly rĕcrĕo v. a. to make; create anew; to remake; to restore to a good condition; to revive; ref… rĕcrĕpo v. n. and a. to sound back; resound; ring rĕcresco v. n. to grow again; to grow up; increase again rĕcrŭcĭfīgo v. a. to crucify anew rĕcrūdesco 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 rectĭtātor a leader rectĭtūdo Straightness; directness; uprightness; rectitude rectō adv. P. a. fin rector a guider; leader; ruler; a helmsman; a horseman; an elephant-driver; a ruler; l… rectrix she that leads; guides; a directress; governess rectūra Uprightness; Control; government rectus P. a. rĕcŭbĭtus a falling down; reclining at table rĕcŭbo v. n. to lie upon the back; to lie back; recline rēcŭla A small matter; a trifle; a small estate rĕcultus rĕcumbo v. n. to lay one; lie down again; to lie down; to fall; sink down; sinks back rĕcŭpĕrātĭo rĕcūro v. a. to restore by taking care of; to refresh; invigorate; mak... rĕcurro v. n. to run back; hasten back; the revolving 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 rĕcurvo v. a. to bend; curve backwards; to turn back rĕcurvus adj. turned back; bent; crooked rĕcūsābĭlis adj. that should be rejected rĕcūsātĭo a declining; refusal rĕcūsātīvus adj. prohibitory rĕcūso v. a. to make an objection against; to decline; reject rĕcussābĭlis adj. that can be struck back and forth rĕcussus rĕcussus a striking back; a recoil; rebound rĕcŭtĭo v. a. to strike back; backwards; to cause to rebound rĕcŭtītus adj. circumcised rēda rĕdaccendo v. a. to kindle again; rekindle rĕdactus rĕdactus proceeds; produce rĕdădopto v. a. to adopt anew; to readopt rĕdambŭlo v. n. to come back; return rĕdămo v. a. to love back; love in return; return love for love rĕdamtrŭo v. n. to dance opposite rĕdănĭmātĭo restoring to life; reanimation rĕdănĭmo v. a. to quicken again; restore to life; reanimate rĕdardesco v. n. to blaze up anew rĕdargŭo v. a. to disprove; refute; confute rĕdargūtĭo a refutation; reproof; defence rēdārĭus rĕdarmātus armed again; rearmed rĕdauspĭco 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