restorative, restauratif

& s. [Fr. restauratif; Sp. & Port. restaurativo; Ital. ristora tivo.] A. As adj.: Capable of restoring; tending to Zoology: Cavia aperea or aperœa [CATIA], the restore or renew strength, vigor, . original of the guinea-pig (q. v.). restle -flycatcher, s. Ornithology: Sisura in quiet a , an Australian bird, called by the colonists the Grinder, from the noise it makes when darting downward in pursuit of its prey. rěst-le -lý, adv. [English restle ; -ly.] In a restle manner; uneasily. "Turning restle ly she drew the bedclothes round her."-C. Brontè: Jane Eyre, ch. xxi.