Retort
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 444
re-toil', v.i. to throw back to return. v.i, to make a slurp reply. — w. a ready and sharp reply a witty answer a ve el used in distillation, properly a spiral tube. Fr.- L. retorttun, pu.p. of rei on/neo—re-, back, and iorytu’o, to twist See Torture Retouch, rc-Uith’, re/. to improve, as a piclure, by new touches —« the ie-applicatton of the artist’s hand to a woik (L. tv, again, and Touch Retrace, re v to trace ba, k to go back by the same eourse to renew the outline, of (L re, back, ami Trace.] Retract, re-trnkl', to retrace or dram bach to recall to iccnnt —v to take back u-h U lias been said or g ranted. —tt Retract a'tion L. rctraho, retrai turn—re-, back, and train mo draw.
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