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[Eng. renown; -le .] Without renown; inglorious. rens-sěl-äer-ite, s. [Named after Governor Ren elaer; suff. -ite ( Min.).] Min .: A variety of Steatite (q. v.), pseudomorphous after pyroxene. rent, pret. & pa. par. of v. [REND.] *rent (1), v. t . [From rent , pret. & pa. par. of rend.] To rend; to tear asunder. "Brambles renting and tearing one another."- Chris . Sutton : Learn to Live , p. 92. rent (2), v. t, & i. [RENT, 8.] A. Transitive: 1. To take and hold for a consideration in the nature of a rent; to hold by paying rent. 2. To grant the po e ion and enjoyment of for a consideration in the nature of a rent; to let to a tenant at a rent. *B. In trans.: To be leased or let for rent.