Revetment

re-vetlnent, n. (Fort.) A facing of wood, stone, or any other material, to sustain an embankment. [F. reritement, the lining of a ditch, revHir, to clothe; L. vestire, vest is, a garment.] Review, re-vu r [-viewed (-vud'), -viewing.] To go over and examine critically or deliberately, as, to go over with critical examination, in order to discover the excellences or delects of; to make official examination of the state of (troops, etc.). — n. A second or repeated view, retrospective survey. (Lit.) A critical examination of a new publication, with remarks; criticism; critique. (Mil.) An inspection of troops under arms, by a commander, for ascertaining the state of their discipline, equipments, etc. A periodical publication containing critical e ays upon matters of public interest, new books, etc. Reexamination retrospect survey revise revision. [F. revue, fern, of p. p. of reroir, L. revidere to see again; vie/ere, to see.] — Review'er, n. One who reviews or reexamines one who ideally examines a new publication, and publishes his opinion upon merits.