remugient

[Lat. remugiens, pr. par. of remugio; mugio =to bellow.] Rebellowing. "Earthquakes accompanied with remugient echoes." More: Mystery of Godline , p. 63. *rě-mü-ner, v. t . [Fr. rémunérer .] [REMUNERATE.] To remunerate; to reward. "Ever do wele, and atte last thou shalt be remunered therfor."-Lord Rivers: Dictes and Sayings, sig. E. iii. b. re-mu-ner-a-bil-I-ty, s . [Eng. remunerable ; -ity .] Capacity of being remunerated or rewarded. "The liberty and remunerability of human actions." Pearson: On the Creed, art. 2.