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`repontng mom r: : a room (as in :i funeral home: used tor the
`mew-mg of the deceased by mourners
`l‘e-de‘l \lié'pllzé't. r?§-\ yr [1. repositur. post pm. of repatlt't'e
`. rE- + patter: to put. place — more tit
`: to lay away : oerosrr. STQRE {buried sedimentary
`rocks which have entrapped the water in which the rocks were
`origmall _~ed —-Wesrrofian Farmers Cid-op Gazette} 2 : to
`put back in place : REPLACE (he cued the stomach in the ab—
`.rcp-\ rt [LL reposition-, repat‘frr'o.
`(post port. of reporters) + -ion_—.
`-:'o 4cm}
`1 : the act of reposttlngor the state‘of being repusucd 2 Sea:
`: restoinnon to a petition. possession. or office : REINer'E-
`it [re— + position} : to change the
`position of (a malposmon of the lower jaw . . .mn be ussu
`H.G.Armstrong (advise the
`Wivcr_ptlol to ~ his mtg—Ethyl News)
`\ré'pdza.t6re. ri'p-. —torv. -rf\ n -ES [1. re-
`sttoriurrt. fr. reposiiu: {past part. of repnnere) + prim -ory]
`room. or container where something is deposited or
`gill]: child‘s dealt .
`.
`. as :i M for his music
`
`coin mtelp} h : a burial vuult c : a place w eat something
`is kept or snows} for sale : a warehouse store. or showroom
`now had an office and _a clerk and theybad o ~ . . . for their
`
`“repository
`. "\ anti. of a drug : designed to “tot-er a pro-
`longed perm : slowly absorbed : uni-or (~ penicilim)
`_
`‘h : a news mt! (their front
`Its-possess \1riE+_\ v: [re- +
`trees] 1 a : to po ‘ess again
`poem ere usu. divided between local scandals and romantic
`:
`to am 9035551011 of {rye
`her vanity bag —Chnstopher
`: DOCUMENTATIOH (the supsnorrty of pic-
`Mot
`} (s pong playwright. seelrmg a way to n- the great
`tures over the written word its a means of ~ Farming Events
`classical tra than n comedy—William Becker)
`1:! : to resume
`in Britain) 2 : writing intended to give a factual and detailed
`possession of tap item purchased on mstsllmentl in defuul
`_
`directly observed or carefully documented events
`the payment of installments due (need the car) (feed the sofa)
`tforwurd~ts the
`3 Scot : nmtsrm‘t {for the purpooooi ~ng his uncle again
`ecu-go Orwell)
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`report card e : a report on a student that is periodically sub-
`: put 3!! possession again {theologyhas awed itself of a good
`mitted by a school to_thir student‘s parents or guardian
`conscience and a sense of authonty —A.N_Wilder> -— re
`re-pot't-ed-ly \-'sédle. —li\ adv - according to report : ac-
`possessor \“+\ n
`.
`Ptn‘apvr (hos ~ made many énonyruous bencfacnons to
`re-posseeistnn \“-:-\ e t the act or state of possessing again
`: arcovcnv: speeit : the set of resuming possession of property
`import-BI \s'xe r)\ H vs falter. (influenced by ~er) of ME
`rter to report +_ -e.irr -or1
`when the purchaser [oils to keep up payments on it
`repeat we of RIFOSTE
`and phymcal r
`_‘
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`vr [rs- + pot]. : to transfer a pistol from one
`Cauhy} ask him to continue being a N and tudge u what is
`‘31 the addition of fresh sotl
`pot to another usu. wi
`e arts —-Malcolm Cowley): as a : an officer or
`J.—
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`n.pons.5ago \ffi'.pll:x§2h\ n -5 IF.
`[-1.
`repousscr
`on who makes authorized statements of law proceedings
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`and daemons or of legislative debates b ; one w 9 makes a
`from the reverse side 2 : the home-nus out of :m etching and
`shorthand record of a speech or proceeding; speed : COURT
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`ecri worked into a de YESSIDD
`diet and write nears for publication :1 sports
`‘re-pousmé \-3m and] F. past part. of rcpourser to press back
`(2] : one who reports news
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`telewmou program : tomato-emit
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`menled with patterns LI! tehetr made by l‘lsln'imeri'tlg or presemg
`it n t a payment_uiade to a worker who reports for
`on the reverse side (on work) (a silver dish with a_I-_v om)
`work wtt out having prcvtonsly been told that no work
`_
`h : formed in relief (a w pattern? 2 : resembling or vtng the
`effect of
`ousee' work (an e angered box bag 0 cm:
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`silver or
`d kid stitched in a ~ cargo —Mart'on Miller}
`-.pdr-\ adj jmg. {influenced by —ar} fr. reporter + -ioi']
`11'
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`1 t of. relating to_. or churncterislic o! a reporter {at long ~
`repp var of REP
`'
`_
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`acteristic of a report (in ~ boo -} (~ prose) (it is too topical.
`b18912 Ger. chemist} : a branch esp. oi Lndustt‘llll chemistry
`—— mor-tmu-al-ly
`that is based on reactions of acetylene under posture and also
`of the products so obtained and that inc odes vinylauon
`report out vi. a} a legfshtivr'wmmltiec : to return (a hill) nfter
`ethyuylatiop. polymmnflfl
`to cyclic
`compounds.
`on
`consideration and often mthremions to a le islative hpdy
`carbouvlauo-n
`_
`for debate and vote (on the fifteen-mun body
`era are e
`rapped \‘rept\ edit [irep + £11] : resembling rep : luv-mg a
`sure votes [or reporting the measure out —Newsweei:)
`ribbed surface (on spur)
`o REP
`.
`_
`_
`report stage J'I : the stage to the ntish lcgtsltitwe process that
`'.repo'l:depal\ n [by shortening & alter-.1 slang
`oibhgfimfifi
`nor to the third reading and that revolves the receipt
`: REPLACEMENT ppm
`_
`of amendments made
`by the egisiutive body of the report of the committee to whi
`rent“ ahbr . 1 repair
`3 represent; representative; represented;
`details and amend
`reprcsEunng 3 reprint: rcpt-tut
`-\ v: moi-wg-s [ME repre-
`in committee. and usu, discussron esp. of
`and anytrust. virtue.
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`rep-re-hend \lrepréniend.
`'
`at PREH'EHSILEJ : to
`header-i. fr, 1. repmkendere
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`' find fault with use.
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`be as ME deporer: to
`: ME. censuses. CHILE.
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`the
`EEEBCLIGII _ot others
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`on this occasion
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`—Somuel Elohim
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`_ —T._B.Maceuluy)
`the complete trust
`repoted to hire and his policies rNewswee }_ 3 z to place. for
`rap-rehen-slohfl-i-ty \.repr:'i.he'ulft)n‘hil:d-E\
`rt -3 :
`quality or state of being
`his
`. f1. LL reprehensi—
`controL management. or use {rut the judicial power to a.
`hyridcrc) + doth:
`supreme court —Amer. Guide Series: 1.9.}
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`re
`vision; sunrises.
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`-able3 : worthy of or writing rep
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`_
`censor-mats. CLUABLE. amounts {to
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`it is my ~ nature
`norance is moron ~ Nicholas Samstag)
`notion : scsr (upon that cottage
`ee‘ tu's
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`o : to gave rest to :
`manner
`lenient
`art excites .
`.
`. ~ passions —Szmuel Alexander)
`rest (enter to the castle and there at you for the night —$hsk.
`m-ro-hen-alchly \—hle,~bli\ adv : in ii mpmhonsthle
`'y
`or degree (those laws . . . were in his judgment ~
`g troubled him. whose wnr
`—T.B.Macau_1uy)
`troubled hire. whosu_ bunk troubled him and whose wife
`rep-re-tzen-tuon \.i-'I1Bnt:hm\ rt —s {ME reprefimrioun. fr. M'F
`troubled hnn —Fr-ani:1t Beckett)‘ -- vi 1 a : to beer rest
`or L: M r niacnst'ort, fr. L re rainstorm reprehmio, fr.
`{during the hot afternoon, the enure‘towu we) 11 : to be dead
`rcprehemm ast
`art. of repre endere) + —i'on—. do -ion]
`(refining to state} c. : to remain still or concealed : lie quiet
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`ridin : acetone (ii they are con-opt. they
`. there on vastly wearer oneuducs
`(the £115th of
`'
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`. . blame and ~ — dmund Burke} {lifted no_vo‘.ce in -
`01 his corrupt deeds —_$.H_Adams) 2 art-Mic : an instance of
`sunken lands now reposirtg on the bottom of the Pacific—51F.
`reprehcnding (his writtuss contained .. . severe ~s —Thomos
`McCain-.15) 2 : to take rest : cease from “awry. exertion. or
`Brown)
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`1d Bennett) 3 archaic : to rent in confidence : new
`‘
`apprehension: apprehensive]
`lama-ion. after such mm as ‘
`_
`(upon whose froth and honor I ~ —5h:ilt.) 4 F to rest for
`: servmg to repreheri
`: conveym repreheusroo or reptoof (on
`onwmntcd charges—New
`t__I:E — usu. used with on or upon (cutting generous
`aspects and unfortunate results 0
`_
`portions with a hug: lcntie from the loci reigns-fits on a round
`Republic) - rep-re-hen-sivp-ly \~sele. -u\ adv
`ey Lot-mt} {medieval austtoe reprised so
`mm-hw-so-ry \—ni’,t‘18{e)re\ adj (fr. reprehensiort, after such
`greatly on the system of {tries —G.G.Coulton)
`putts as E commendation: commendatory] tit-choir:
`: Rm:-
`troposs \"\ n «5 {MP repcr. tr. 0F.‘ fr. reporer. v.] 1 a t a
`neetttv‘c (no reason for
`'
`any ~ complaint —Siunuel
`state_of resting sitter exertion or striyp : temporary mental or
`Johnson}
`_
`.
`cal inactivity used to restore vigor esp : rest in sleep {a
`re -re-5ant \IreprbizeittJI —pre;:-. or rapid speech often —:- —pa:z.
`ti e feast that would make other men heavy and desirous of
`e lefty be summed rpeeen -pfr.1—\ vb {of—mobs {ME represen-
`t's ~ —l-I.A.0versu-eet
`reii. fr. MZF amusement:
`repraeseurare,fr. re + pracsentere
`It : relief from eatmtetncnt. dangzr. or difficulty : restful ch
`to present — more at parse-NT] wt 1 : to bring clearly before
`e
`: maximum (where ntjssi he could iii-id wammh and
`the mmd : cause to be known, felt. or apprehended : present
`tiou —J.T.Sohy) 2 a t a place
`esp. by description 2 : to serve as a 51311 or symbol of 3 : to
`or suite of test; esp : atom or heavenly rest (to pray for thc
`portray by pictorial. plesp'e. or musical art : omwmomcr
`~ of a soul} 1: : freedom from something that disturbs or
`4 ortflrn': : 10‘ make
`est : DISPLAY, EXHIHJI. snow 5 : to
`creates : CHLM. pence. TRANQULLJT!’ I{the unfailing ~ at the
`exhlhtt by delineation. depiction. or portrayal -_ used imp. ofla
`bayou —Chi-im'm Science Monitor)- (induce a sense o! ~ and
`work of art 6 : to present by means of something standing to
`c : a harmony in the disposition
`the place of : serve .33 the counterpart or turn
`of : “rpm
`oipsrts and colors that is restful to the eye {his aiming was
`7 t to exhibit drume'ucally: a t to produce on
`: to
`criticized as lackingn-l 3 a : commence (the vo
`no was in
`not the part or role of : pet-sonata in acting
`'B :_ cessation or_ahsenee ot scnvtry. movement. or enhan—
`&_ a :
`to supply the place. perform the duties.
`uon (his face in ~ ts grave and thoughtful —-R..C.Dory) {-
`:1 1:5. or receive the share of: take the place of in some respect
`again freezes the burning features pf his face —C.L.Sul_zbcrger)
`: fill the place of for some purpose : substitute in some
`: quiet dignity : ELEIN'ESS. some
`capacity for : act ihe fer-t of. in the place of. or for (as another
`on] use. by le
`right
`I)
`:
`to serve (as to it legislative
`te-pose-tul \—f=l\ nit} : full of repose : oumt. RESTEUL {a
`body) by delegate
`or denoted authority us'tL res-ditto
`trom
`mveled nlley vaulted wnh {me straight green units, which
`election the state was Aged in Congress In
`two Repula 'cens}
`seemed marvellously cool and ~ —Edmu.ud Wilson) syn see
`9 :
`to
`escribe as having a
`red c erecter or quality
`10 t to set forth or place before someone (as by statement. ac
`re-pose-tul-ly \-felE. -h\ adv : in a reposei‘ul mariner : ass-r-
`count. or discourse) : exhibit
`(a fact) to another mind in
`: the quality or state of being
`lungu
`with e vogocy or
`with the design ol‘ utiecmig action priority
`meni- : point out
`of 123: to form an
`by way of protest or remoustrunce 1 : to
`serve as a specimen. example. or metuncc
`nnagw: or re resentarlon of in the mind 31
`(1'!
`3. to apprehend
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`(2) : to recall in memory [an
`object of previous experience) 13 : to correspond to in land
`~ _vt
`: to noise representations against something : prment
`objections : PRGTEhT
`syn neonatal—r. DEI‘ICT, Foamy.
`mind as if real or us
`mix can mean to present on image or '
`art: time-inn tmpltes e placing before the
`it luv-mg. as by a picture. description. or piece 01 sculpture {the
`statue represented the great men as even more herotc than he
`was in {11th ‘(thc stage setting represent: a hotel lobby)
`(seemed to tum}; that music could represent physical objects
`and literary or historical events -New Republic} unmet sug—
`gtsls specifically a graphic representation (dc {cred hills
`country scenes in woodcuts and etchings —.rlirtcr.
`uio‘e Series:
`Ark.)
`(mimature tapestnfi
`that degic: quaint Eighteenth;
`eentnt-v scenes —Ho_rnce Sutton} {hallo}: can tell a story. dis-
`luy all the most vivid relations between men. and depict ev
`rid of human emotion. without the aid o[_ a word —-D_.
`.
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`roomy su pests specdictilly a _dciail_ed
`representation as of a character
`y means at a porn-nit {a ruc-
`rure v'ivntlly portraying the passion of Joust of Arc) (in literature
`are portrayed all human passions. desires, and aspirations
`—C.W_E.ltot} oELiKEuE. puggestiifiin line drawjng. stresses a
`ndicated com—
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`a somewhat dijferent picture
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`compaction
`(the fe of the community 15
`and smficfi lira-med with deep
`IB-
`the modem
`t \:ri + pronuuc a! verb pnzsflrrV-m
`through
`-
`: to grant ngain. anew. or
`more at casement: +' M
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`\Jepnfmen-‘ifi'man
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`reproach
`paint as
`non-l. new
`L window. putoriu not or printing gin
`prune —- +more in. run:
`part. of puim to cut.
`which falls off in pruning —
`as distinguished from the net
`of philosop
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`represent-ant
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`reproserrrer
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`the contract is entered
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`a)
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`statement (as of .‘acts,
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`something or to elfect :1 choose (the
`on behalf of the Utthmders -—
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`titled not. to p
`epumncnt —H.5.Wam~fl'}‘-
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`object known by
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`whole body of person
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