requit

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 15
[REQUITE.] Requital. ( Scotch.) re-quit-a-ble, adj. [English requit (e); -able.] Capable of being requited. re-quit-al, s. [Eng. requit ( e ); -al.] 1. The act of requiting; a requiting. 2. In a good sense, compensation, recompense, return. *rere (2), a . [REAR (1), a .] *rere, v . t . [REAR, V.] IMG:content-0486.png:[blocks in formation] *rëre'-băń-quět, *rere-ban-ket, s . [Eng. rere
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