trefect

t. [REFECT, a.] To refresh; to restore after hunger or fatigue; to repair, to reinvig orate. "I refect myself inwardly with my first Ru ian dinner."-G. A. Sala : A Journey Due North (1859), p. 87. re-fěct', a . [Lat. refect us, pa. par. of reficio : re-again, and facio to make.] Refreshed, restored, recovered, reinvigorated. "Whan thou art wel refreshed and refect , thou shalt be more stedfaste." -Chaucer: Boecius , bk. v.