Thanksgiving Vocabulary for 18th September : Here is the complete list.

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Thanksgiving Vocabulary for 18th September :

Retail (v): sell in small quantities
Retail (n): sale of goods in small quantities
Retain (v): withhold, detain, employ, hire, preserve
Retainer (n): a servant, attendant
Retaliate (v): repay, revenge, returned the like for
Retaliate (n): retaliation
Retard (v): to cause so move slowly, delay
Retch (v): try to vomit
Retention (n): retaining memory, restraint
Reticent (adj.): not saying much shy in speaking
Retina (n): the inner membrane at the back of the eyeball which is sensitive to light
Retire (v): with draw, depart, go back, give up occupation, go to bed
Retired (adj.): secluded, withdrawn from active service
Retired (n): retirement
Retort (n): a ready answer, a vessel used for distillation
Retort (v): answer sharply
Retrace (v): trace or go back
Retract (v): draw back, to make a disavowal
Retreat (v): recede, retire
Retreat (n): withdrawal, retirement, shelter
Retrench (v): reduce, cut down
Retrieve (v): get possession again, repair
Retrieve (adj.): retrievable
Retrograde (adj.): moving backward, deteriorating
Retrospect (n): a looking back, the past
Retrospective (adj.): applicable to the past
Retrospective (adv.): retrospectively
Return (v): turn back, revisit, recur
Return (n): going back, repayment, profit, report
Reunion (n): a meeting after separation
Reveal (v): make known, divulge
Reveille (n): a bell to waken soldiers in the morning
Revel (v): make merry, indulge heartily in, a noisy feast
Revelry (n): noisy, festivity, jollity
Revenge (v): to take vengeance for
Revenge (n): vengeance
Revenue (n): income
Reverberate (v): to echo
Revere (v): venerate, reverence
Reverence (n): veneration, respect, for elders
Reverend (adj.): venerable, awful, worthy of respect
Reverent (adj.): humble, expressing, reverence
Reverential (adj.): humble, expressing, reverence
Revere (n): a waking dream
Reversal (n): reversing, turning upside down, annulling
Reverse (v): to turn upside down or inside out
Reverse (n): the opposite, a defeat, the back side of anything

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