Revolution, rev-o-lu'-shun, s

rotation; circular motion of abody on its axis; the motion of a body round a centre; motion returning to the same point or state; continued course, marked regular return; space marked by some révolution;change, specially in the a the throne of England. Revolutionary, rev-o-lu'-shun-ar-e, a. pertaining to or Revolutionist, rev-o-lu'-shun-ist, s. a revolutionary. Revolutionize, rev-o-lu'-shun-ize, v.a. to effect a radical Revolve, re-volv', v.n. to turn or roll round; to rotate. Revomit, re-vom'-it, v.a. to vomit or pour forth again; Revulsion, re-vui -shun, s. a holding or drawing back; Revulsive, re-vul -siv, a. having the power of revulReward, re-wawrd', v.a. to give in return either good Rewardable, re-wawrd'-a-bl, a. worthy of reward. ReRewarder, re-wawrd'-er, s. one who rewards. Regardle , re-wawrd'-les, a. having no reward. Reword, re-wurd', v.a. to repeat in the same words. Rewrite, re-rite', v.a. to write over again. Rex, reks, s. a king (L.) Reynard, ra'-nard, s. renard, the fox. Rhabarbarate, rå-bär -bà-rate, a. impregnated or tincRhabarbarine, rå-bar -ba-rine, s. a proximate principle Rhabdoidal, rab-doy'-dal, a. like a rod (Gr. rhabdos, a Rhabdology, rab-dol-o-je, s. the art of computing by Rhabdomancy, rab'-do-man-se, s. divination by means of Rhadamanthine,rad-a-man'-thin, a. rigorous; inflexible Rhapsodical, rap-sod'-ik-al, a. pertaining to or consist Rhapsodist, rap'-so-dist, s. one who recites or sings Rhapsodize, rap'-so-dize, v.n. to utter rhapsodies. Rhapsody, rap -so-de, s. a rambling composition, con a ceived in a confused and excited state of mind; Rhatany, rat'-an-e, s. the root of a S. American shrub, Rheinberry, rane'-ber-re, s. buckthorn, a plant. Rheine, re -in, s. a proximate principle of the officinal Rhenish, ren' -ish, a. pertaining to the Rhine. Rheometer,re-om'-e-ter, s. an instrument for measuring Rheometry, re-om'-e-tre, s. the art of measuring the Rheomotor, re-o-mo'-tor, s. an apparatus by which an Rheophore, re'-o-fore, s. a connecting electric wire (Gr. Rheoscope, re'-o-skope, s. an instrument to determine Rheostat, re'-o-stat, s. an instrument for regulating