restipulate (rest i pul at)

i. [L. restipu lat us, pp. of restipulari, promise or stipulate anew, re-, back, + stipular i, promise: see stipulate.] To stipulate anew. Imp. Dict. res tipula tion (re-stip-u-lā'shon), n. [L. re stipulatio ( n- ), a counter-engagement, But if the res tipula tion were absolute, and the withdrawing of this homage upon none but civil grounds, I cannot excuse the good king from a just offence. Bp . Hall , Contemplations, xx. 9. restituet, v. t. [ME. restituen , restituer , restore: see restitute .] To restore; make restitution of. Rather haue we no reste til we restitue Our lyf to oure lord god for oure lykames [body's] gultes. Piers Plowman (C), xi. 54.