Regard

re-gard', v. U To observe, notice, or remark particularly to pay respect to. treat os of peculiar importance; to hold and treat, look uron, consider, heed, estimate, value. — n. Look aspect view gaze; attention, as to a matter of importance or interest; that feeling which springs from perception of value, estimable qualities, or anything that excites admiration; respect; relation; reference. [F. regarder gurder, to guard, q. v.] — Regard'ant, a. Looking behind. {Her.) Looking behind or backward. — Regard'er, n. — Regardful, -ful, a. Taking notice observing with care needful attentive. — Regaxd'fally, adv. — Regardle , a. Regardant pa ant. Not looking or attending; negligent carele indifferent unobservant neglectful. — Regard'leBsly, adv. — Regard 'le ne , n. Regatta* re-gat'ta, n. pi. -tas, -taz. A rowing or sailing match in which a number of boats compete for a prize, orig. a contention for mastery, Olt. rigattare, to wrangle, contend Sp. regateo. a haggling, also a regatta.*) Regency. See under Regal.