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xiii. revehent (re've-hent), a . [ revehen (t-)s, ppr. of revehere , carry back, re- , back, + re here , carry: see vehicle .] Carrying forth; taking away; efferent: applied in anatomy to sundry ve els: opposed to advehent . reveille (re-val'ye, sometimes rev-e-lē'), n. [Also written incorrectly reveillé and reveillée , as if réveillé , pp.; réveil , OF. reveil , resveil (= Pr. revelh ), an awaking, alarm, reveille, a hunt's-up, resveiller , awake, esvciller , waken, rig i lare , watch, wake: see vigilant . ] Milit . and na val , the beat of a drum, bugle-sound, or other signal given about break of day, to give notice that it is time for the soldiers or sailors to rise and for the sentinels to forbear challenging. Sound a reveille , sound, sound, The warrior god is come!