Retail

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 443
re'tul, n. the sale of goods m small quan- tities Retain, re-tan', 7 to keep in po e ion: to detain, to uupluy bv a fee paid. [Fr. — L. retiuro re-, back, and tenco, lo hold See Tenure. Retainable, ro-tun'a-bl, adj that may be retained. Retainer, re-tun'er, n one who is retained or kept in service a dependent a fee paid to a lawyer to defend A CAiv^e Retaliate, re-Uili-ul, v to return like for like'. to repay. to leturn like for like. fL. retain), -a turn in leturn, taln>, -oms, like for like- -tails, of sum a kind.] Retaliation, rr-t.il-i-a's hun, n act of retaliating: the leturn of like lor like retribution. Retaliative, rc-talh a-tiv. Retaliatory, re-ud'i-au.i-i. adj turning like lor like
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