Restore

re-stor', v. t. [-stored (-stord'), -storing.] To bring back from a state of ruin, decay, etc.; to five or bring back (what has been lost); to bring ack to health or strength; to give in place of, or as satisfaction for; to return, replace, refund, repay, reinstate, revive, heal, cure. — Restor'er, n. — Restor'able, a. — Res'tora'tidn, n. Act of restoring or bringing back to a former place, station, or condition; event or state of being restored;.reestablishment; the repairing of injuries; that which is restored or made anew. — Restor'ative, a. Having power to renew strength, vigor, etc. — n. A medicine which, etc. — Restaurant, res-to-raN' or reslorant, n. A place for_ refreshment; eating-house.— Res'taurateur'', res'tor-a-ter', n. The keeper of an eating-house. — Res'tora'tor, n. A restaurateur.