rĕmāno v. n. to flow back rĕmāno v. n. rĕmansĭo a staying; remaining behind; a remaining; continuing remansor A soldier who stays at home by permission of his commander; A soldier who overs… rĕmĕābĭlis adj. that goes; comes back; returning rĕmĕācŭlum a way back; a return rĕmĕātus a return rĕmĕdĭābĭlis adj. That may be healed; curable; Healing; remedial rĕmĕdĭālis adj. healing; remedial rĕmĕdĭātĭo a healing; remedying rĕmĕdĭātor a healer; curer rĕmĕdĭo v. a. to heal; cure; remedy rĕmĕdĭum that which heals again; a cure; remedy; a remedy; medicine; contra; a means of … rĕmĕlīgo she that delays; hinders; delayer rĕmĕmĭni v. n. to recall to mind; to remember rĕmĕmŏrātĭo remembrance rĕmĕmŏror v. a. and n. to remember again; call to mind; rel.-clause rĕmensus rĕmĕo v. n. to go; come back; to turn back; to come back; return rĕmergo v. a. to dip in; immerse again rĕmētĭor v. dep. a. to measure; mete again; measure; to measure back with money; to pay for with an… rēmex a rower; oarsman Rēmi A considerable people of Gaul; the chief town of the; Rheims rēmĭgātĭo a rowing rēmĭgĭum a rowing rēmĭgo v. n. to row rĕmīgro v. n. to remove; journey back; to go back; return remillum rĕmĭniscentĭae recollections; remembrances; reminiscences rĕmĭniscor v. dep. n. To recall to mind; recollect; remember; To call to mind; imagine; conceive rēmĭpēs adj. oar-footed rĕmiscĕo v. a. to mix; mingle again; to mix up rĕmissa a pardon; remission rĕmissārĭus adj. that can be easily shoved back rĕmissē adv. P. a. fin rĕmissĭbĭlis adj. Pardonable; remissible; Easy; light rĕmissĭo a sending back; away; releasing; A repetition rĕmissīvus adj. relaxing; laxative; formed to express the idea in a weakened; moderated sense... rĕmissor he who remits; forgives rĕmissus P. a. rĕmitto v. a. and n. to let go back; send back; despatch back; to decrease; abate; slack rēmĭvăgus adj. oar-wafted; impelled by oars rĕmixtus Remmĭus Name of a Roman; of Remmius; Remmian rĕmōlĭor v. dep. a. to press; push; move back; To stir; take up again rĕmollesco v. inch. n. to become soft again; to become; grow soft; to be enervated rĕmollio v. a. to make soft again; to make soft; soften rĕmŏnĕo v. a. to warn again; remind rĕmŏra delay; hinderance; passive resistance Rĕmŏra the name given to Rome by Remus rĕmŏrāmen a delay; hinderance rĕmŏrātĭo slowness; delaying rĕmŏrātor a delayer; hinderer rĕmŏrātrix she that delays; hinders rĕmorbesco v. inch. n. to become sick again; suffer a relapse rĕmordeo v. a. to bite again; to vex; torment rĕmŏres remoria rĕmŏror v. dep. n. to stay; tarry; linger; to hold back; stay; detain rĕmorsus a biting back; in return rĕmōtē adv. P. a. fin rĕmōtĭo a putting back; withdrawing; A putting away; removing; removal rĕmōtus P. a. rĕmŏvĕo v. a. to move back; draw back; to take away; set aside; no more of that; do not speak… rĕmūgĭo v. n. to bellow back; to resound; re-echo rĕmulcĕo v. a. to stroke back; to soothe rĕmulco rĕmulcum a tow-rope; any other contrivance for towing rĕmulsus Rĕmŭlus a proper name; a king of Alba; Remus rēmŭlus a small oar rĕmundo v. a. to cleanse again rĕmūnĕrātĭo a repaying; recompense; reward rĕmūnĕrātor one that repays; recompenses; a rewarder rĕmūnĕrātrix she that repays; avenges rĕmūnĕro rĕmūnĕror v. dep. a. to repay; reward; recompense rĕmūrĭa remurīnus rĕmurmŭrātĭo a murmuring back; against rĕmurmŭro v. a. and n. to murmur back; remurmur; to murmur back; object rēmus an oar; with sails and oars; with all one; with all possible speed Rĕmus the brother of Romulus Rēmus rēn rēnālis adj. belonging to the kidneys; reins; renal renancĭtur rĕnarro v. a. to tell over again; to tell of; relate rĕnascĭbĭlĭtas a regeneration; new birth rĕnascor v. dep. n. to be born again; to grow; rise; spring up again; to be renewed; to revive rĕnātus rĕnecto v. a. to connect rĕnĕo v. a. to unspin; to undo; unravel rēnes The kidneys; reins; the seat of the affections rēnĭcŭlus a little kidney rĕnīdentĭa a smiling; a smile rĕnīdĕo v. n. to shine again; shine back; to glitter; glisten; with gleaming brass rĕnīdesco v. inch. n. to grow bright; to shine rĕnīsus resistance rĕnītenter adv. unwillingly