rein grat i ate (tiasshi)

t. [Pref. re-, and Eng. ingratiate (q. v.).] To ingratiate again; to recommend again to favor. re-In-hab-it, v. t. [Pref. re-, and Eng. inhabit (q. v.).] To inhabit again or anew. "Towns and cities were not reinhabited ."- Milton : Hist . Eng ., bk. iii. rein-ite, subst. [After Profe or Rein; suff. -ite (Min.).) Min.: A tetragonal mineral occurring in octahedrons. Hardne , 40; specific gravity, 6'640; luster, dull; color, blackish-brown; streak, brown, opaque. Composition: Tungstic acid, 7631; protoxide of iron, 23-68-99-99; formula as in Wolframite, FeWO. Found at Kimbos an, Kei, Japan. E. S. Dana suggests that it may be a pseudomorph.