Reunion
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 360
re-un'yun,w. A second union; union formed etc.); anew after separation or discord; an a embling or with a embly of familiar friends.— Re'unite', -nit', v. t. i. To To unite again, join after separation or variance. — -T-bl, v. i. To be united again; to join and cohere again. drawn Reveal, re-vel', v. t. [-vealed (-veld'), -vealing.] being, To make known after having been concealed, — adused esp. of what could not be known or discovered without divine or supernatural instruction. — Rev'or ela'tion, n. Act of, etc.; thing revealed; the last with book of the New Test., the Apocalypse. Act of Reveille, ra-val'ya, in the U. S. service rev'a-le', n. (Mil.) The beat of drum about break of day, after what whicn sentries do not challenge. one reor Revel, rev'el, v. i. [-eled (-eld), -eling.] To feast; in a riotous and lawle manner; to carouse, — n. A riotous feast; a carousal. — Rev'elry, -el-rT, n. or Act of engaging in a revel; noisy festivity. Revelation. See under Reveal.
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