A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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Referent, m. reporter,
i JlciTcItoea, /. rifled giiu. - nefflrt, v.
< a.\o rifle.
Sefjrm, m. ringworm, tetter. - ftef=
gras, n. cat's-milk. [formed.
Hefcrmert, a. calvinist, protestaut, re-
ReflM, /. strip; cleft, gap.
SefPfl, f- a- T. to reef. - jocb, to
survey lauds.
RefDel, m. sand-bank.
Sefptg, a. sarmentose.
»eflal , /7J. regal. -,«._ regal, -pap^
j?eCj «. royal paper. -ieCj m. pi. en-
signs of royalty; regalia.
Segel> /. rule, precept, ftuntimmets
teglec, monthly courses, -bun&eti,
a. regular, -buubctl^et,/. regularity.
-I09j a. irregular.
»egel, m. bar, bolt.
Jlepcmente, n. regiment.- (Hegemctits)
-forantcing,/. revolution. -ftAb,/".
field-officers of a regiment. -trwm=
flagare, m. drum-major.
Vie^tntt m. regent, interrex, administrator
; rule ; prince, -tlltta , /.
queen, regent, princess, governess.
ScgctA, V. a. to govern, to rule, to
sway, to manage, to reign. - Sege=
nw^tf. reign, government; administiation.
-8lo$) a. anarchical. -8los=
|)et, /. anarchy. —Stab) n. counsellor
of regency.
UegtfleCjra. register, record, tabic, catalogue.
- Sepifhratec, m. register,
recorder. - Jlegi(ltflhlt, n. registry. -
UegtfltCta, v. a. to register, to record.
Seglementej n. regulation. - IJeglcta,
»cgn, n. rain. -&lt\^-) a. pluvious,
rainy. -bafle,OT. rain-bovl^ -btoppCj
m. rain-drop. -f«pp«, /. rain-cloak.
-IrtAff , m. earth-worm. -fFuC , m.
shower. -fPamt j m. umbrel. -(ian=
fa> V. n. to drizzle. -Dttlb j m. pluvious
wind, -ciibetj n. rainy weather,
-a, V. n. to rain, -ig, a. rainy.
Uegula ie ttu f- rule of three, golden
RecognofcetA, v. a. to reconnoitre.
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Reftyt, m. recruit. -eCA, v. a. & n.
a recruit, to raise soldiers.
Religion J m. religion, -gbefpottflte,
m. dcrider of religion, libertine.
-Sfdljet,/. liberty of faith. -9tr«ng,
n. constiaint in the exercise of reli-
gion. -sofning>/. exercise ofreligion.
Ueltngj m. gunnel, gunwale.
Heltqpte, /. relick.
Rem, /. thong, strap of leather. -fnt»
bare, m. strap-cutter, saddler.
Uctni^, m. remittance; remitmeiit. —
RemitteM, v. a. to remit.
SemmatC, m. rummer ; buoy fastened
Remna, /. cleft, chap, gap. -, v.n. to
cfc, to chap, to cliink.
Jlentfa, /. slip, strip, shred. [field.
Ren ) /. unploughed border of a corn-
Ren, m. raindeer.
Ren, a. clean, pure; fair; open; honest.
-goM, v.a. to clean, -^jettflfe,
a. rigliteous, candid, ingenuous. -^aQj
ning, /. cleaning. -Icfnab, / chastity,
-latig, a. orthodox. -lacigs
j^et, /• orthodoxy. -fTrifpa, v. a.
to transcribe, to copy. -fFtifPAte,
m. transcriber, copist. — t, ad. cleanly,
purely, distinctly, plainly, openly
; fairly , ingenuously, -t Af , ut-
terly, -t Ut, roundly. -A, v. a. to
clean, to purge, to purify, -ing,/.
cleaning, piu-gation ; afterbirth, -l^et)
/. cleanness, purity. -lig, a. cleanly,
-ligl&et,/. cleanliness. - Rcnfa, v. a.
to cleanse, to purge, to purify; to
weed ; to gut and scale. - bctt, Ut,
to pick out. - Renfningj/. cleansing ;
purgation. [tate.
RcnegAt,OT. renegade, renegado, apos-
Renett, m. rennet. [grass.
RenfAna, /. lansy. - Rentepe, m. ray-
Rep, n. rope, cord. -flAgAte, m. roper,
cordmaker. -flAgAtebanA, /.
ropewalk, ropeyard. -flAgcci, n.
ropehouse, ropery.
RepA, /• scratch. -, v. a. to scratch.
Repa, V. a. - lin, to ripple flax. -
mcbj to take courage. - upp, to rip up.