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I'll re - turn him then. B. Jonson, Alchemist, iv. 4. returnability (rē-tér-na-bil'i-ti), n. [ The chapmen that give highest for this [bullion from and those are the returners of our money, by exchange, into those countries where our debts make a need of it. Locke, Obs. on Encouraging the Coining of Silver. returning-board (re-ter'ning-bord), п. In some of the United States, a board consisting of certain designated State officers, who are by law empowered to canva and declare returns of elections held within the State. returning-officer (re-ter'ning-of"i-sėr), п. 1. The officer whose duty it is to make returns of writs, precepts, juries, etc.-2. The presiding officer at an election, who returns the persons duly elected. returnle (rē-tèrn'les), a . [ return1 + -le .] Without return; admitting no return. [Rare.] But I would neuer credit in you both Least cause of sorrow, but well knew the troth Of this thine owne returne; though all thy friends I knew, as well should make returnle e ends.