rĕnĭtĕo v. n. to shine back; flash rĕnītor v. dep. n. to strive; struggle against; to withstand rĕno v. n. and a. to swim back rēno rĕnōdis adj. unbound; loose rĕnōdo v. a. To bind back; behind; To untie; unbind; loosen rĕnormātus arranged; laid out anew rĕnosco v. a. to recognize rĕnŏvāmen a renewing; renewal rĕnŏvātĭo a renewing; renewal rĕnŏvātīvum rĕnŏvātor a renovator; restorer rĕnŏvello v. a. to renew; to plant; set anew rĕnŏvo v. a. to renew; restore; to restore by not cultivating; to let lie fallow; to renew; … rĕnūbo v. n. to marry again rĕnūdo v. a. to uncover; make naked; to bare; strip rĕnūdus adj. bare rĕnŭmĕro v. a. to count over; count up; to pay back rēnuncŭlus a little kidney rĕnuntĭātĭo a report; declaration; proclamation; A giving notice; warning rĕnuntĭātor a reporter; relater; proclaimer rĕnuntĭo v. a. To bring; carry back word; to report; To retract; revoke; recall rĕnuntĭus one who brings back intelligence; a reporter rĕnŭo v. n. and a. to nod back the head; to deny by a motion of the head; to...; refused rĕnūto v. freq. n. to decline; refuse rĕnutrĭo v. a. to nourish again rĕnūtus a denying; refusal rĕor v. dep. a. To reckon; calculate; To believe; think; suppose rĕpāges rĕpāgŭla bolts; bars rĕpandĭrostrus adj. with a turned-up snout; the dolphins; sea-calves rĕpando v. n. to open again; throw open rĕpandus adj. bent backwards; turned up; with turned-up snouts rĕpango v. a. to set in; plant rĕpărābĭlis adj. that may be repaired; restored; regained; retrievable; Always ready; alert rĕpărātĭo a restoration; renewal rĕpărātor a restorer rĕparco v. n. to be sparing with; to spare; to refrain rĕpăro v. a. to get; acquire; procure again; to recover rĕpartŭrĭens bringing forth again rĕpasco v. n. to feed; nourish again rĕpastĭnātĭo a digging up again; a revising; pruning rĕpastĭno v. a. to dig again; to dig; delve anew; to dig around; to clean; to check rĕpatrĭo v. n. to return to one; go home again rĕpecto v. a. to comb again; to comb rĕpĕdābĭlis adj. giving way; yielding rĕpĕdo v. n. to go; step back; to turn back rĕpello v. a. to drive; crowd; thrust back; to reject; fin.— Absol; to drive away; reject; re… rĕpendo v. a. to weigh back; to weigh in return; to pay with the same weight; purchase rēpens rĕpens adj. sudden; hasty; unexpected; new; fresh; recent rĕpens adv. rĕpensātĭo a recompense rĕpensātrix she who recompenses rĕpenso v. freq. a. to weigh against; to make up for; counterbalance; recompense rĕpensus rĕpentē adv. rĕpentīnālĭter adv. suddenly rĕpentīnō adv. rĕpentīnus adj. sudden; hasty; unlooked for rĕperco rĕpercussĭbĭlis adj. that can be struck back; that can rebound rĕpercussĭo a rebounding; repercussion rĕpercussus rĕpercussus a rebounding; reverberation; repercussion rĕpercŭtĭo v. a. to strike; push; drive back; to cast back; retort; repel rĕpĕrĭo v. a. to procure; find again; to find rĕpertīcĭus adj. accidentally met; found; random rĕpertĭo an invention; device rĕpertor a discoverer; deviser rĕpertōrĭum an inventory; catalogue; repertory rĕpertrix she that finds out; an inventress rĕpertus rĕpertus A finding again; A discovery; invention rĕpĕtentĭa memory; remembrance rĕpĕtītĭo A demanding back; reclamation; A repetition rĕpĕtītor one that demands back; a reclaimer rĕpĕtītus rĕpĕto v. a. to fall upon; attack again; anew rĕpĕtundae rĕpexus rĕpignĕro v. n. to redeem a pledge rĕpigro v. a. To make slothful; to check; keep back; retard rĕpingo v. a. to paint; form again rĕplaudo v. a. to strike on; against rēplĕo v. a. To fill again; refill; to fill up; replenish; to fill up, make full; to fill rĕplētĭo a filling up; complement rēplētus P. a. rēplexus bent; turned back rĕplĭcābĭlis adj. worth repeating rĕplĭcātĭo A folding; rolling back again; by winding it up again; a reply; replication; a … rĕplĭcātus rĕplĭco v. a. to fold; roll back; to bend; to unfold; unroll; turn over; to bend replum a bolt for covering the commissure of the folding-door rĕplumbo v. a. to free from lead; to unsolder rĕplūmis adj. covered again with feathers; fledged anew rĕplŭo v. n. to rain down again rēpo v. n. to creep; crawl rĕpŏlĭo v. a. to clean again rĕpondĕro v. a. to weigh in return; to repay; return