frefluent

[Lat. refluens, pr. par, of refluo =to flow back: re -back, and fluo to flow.] Flowing back; running or rushing back; ebbing. "Gone with the refluent wave into the deep." Cowper: Task, ii. 120. *ref-lû-ous, a . [Lat. refluus , from refluo to flow back.] Flowing back. "Any rec i proc all or refluous tide."- Fuller : Pisgah Sight , II. i. 17. Reform Acts *re-fō-çil-la-tion, s . [REFOCILLATE.] The act of refreshing, reviving, or restoring strength to by refreshment; something which refreshes or revives. "Marry, sir, some precious cordial, some costly refocil. lati on , a composure comfortable and restorative." Mid dleton: A Mad World, my Master, iii. re-föld, v. t. [Pref. re, and Eng. fold (q. v.).] To fold again.