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[Eng. reap, and silver.] Feudal Law : Money paid by servile tenants to their lord, to be quit of the service of reaping his corn or grain. rěp-tant, a. [Lat. reptans, pr. par. of rep to =to creep.] 1. Bot .: Creeping and rooting. 2. Zool.: Creeping, crawling, reptatory. rěp-tan-tia, s. [N.L.] Zool.: The Pectin i branch i at a, a division of gas tropods. IMG:content-0478.png:[blocks in formation] "Reptation [is] a mode of progre ion by advancing succe ively parts of the trunk which occupy the place of the anterior parts which are carried forward, as in serpents The term is also applied to the slow progre ion of those animals whose extremities are so short that the body touches the ground."- Owen , in Brande and Cox. rěp-ta-tōr-ў, a. [REPTATION.] Zool.: Creeping, crawling, reptant. rěp-tile, a. & s. [Fr., from Lat. reptilem, acc us.