rest aura tet (restarat)

[ If one repulse hath us quite ruinated, And fortune never can be rest aurated . Vicars , tr. of Virgil (1632). ( Nares .) restaurateur (res-tō'ra-tėr), n. [ F.restaura teur = Pr. rest aura ire, rest aura dor = Sp. Pg. rest aura dor = It. rest aura tore, ristoratore = D. G. restaurateur = Dan. Sw. restauratör, the keeper of a restaurant, The ticket merely secures you a place on board the steamer, but neither a berth nor provisions. The latter you obtain from a restaurateur on board, according to fixed rates. B. Taylor , Northern Travel, p. 273. restauration (res-tậ-rā'shon), n . An obsolete form of restoration .