remedy, remedie

t. [Fr. remédier; Sp. & Port. remediar; Ital. rimed i are.] †1. To cure, to heal; to restore to soundne or 2. To repair or redre , as an injury or wrong; to remove or counteract, as an evil. "For the remedying and redre ing of those foresaid injuries and wrongful dealings of the pope."- Fox : Martyrs, p. 979. remembrance re-melt, v. t. or i. [Pref. re-, and English melt (q. v.).] To melt again or anew.