Reclaim

re-klam', v.t to demand the return of. to regain: to bring back from a wild or bar barons state, or from error or vice to bring into a state of cultivation to bring into the desired condition to make tame or gentle to reform. v.i. to cry out or exclaim. [Fr. —L re, again, and clamo to cry out.) Reolaimable, re-klam'd-hl, adj that may be re- — claimed, or reformed ad- Reclaim'ably. Reclamation, rek -la-mS's htm, n act of reclaiming’ state of being reclaimed demand recovery. Recline, re-klin'. v t to lean or bend backwards to lean to or on one side — v.i to lean to re-.t or repose. rediuo rc, back, clino. in bend