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Definition of reck
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Reck (v. t.) To
concern;
-- used
impersonally.
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Outreckon
::
Outreckon
(v. t.) To
exceed
in
reckoning
or
computation.
Swamp
::
Swamp (v. t.) Fig.: To
plunge
into
difficulties
and
perils;
to
overwhelm;
to ruin; to
wreck.
Foolhardiness
::
Foolhardiness
(n.)
Courage
without
sense or
judgment;
foolish
rashness;
recklessness.
Rechless
::
Rechless
(a.)
Reckless.
Freckly
::
Freckly
(a.) Full of or
marked
with
freckles;
sprinkled
with
spots;
freckled.
Raught
::
Raught
() imp. & p. p. of Reck.
Temerarious
::
Temerarious
(a.)
Unreasonably
adventurous;
despising
danger;
rash;
headstrong;
audacious;
reckless;
heedless.
Esteem
::
Esteem
(v. t.)
Estimation;
opinion
of merit or
value;
hence,
valuation;
reckoning;
price..
Westing
::
Westing
(n.) The
distance,
reckoned
toward
the west,
between
the two
meridians
passing
through
the
extremities
of a
course,
or
portion
of a
ship's
path; the
departure
of a
course
which lies to the west of
north..
Escot
::
Escot (v. t.) To pay the
reckoning
for; to
support;
to
maintain.
Wreck
::
Wreck (v. t.) To
destroy,
disable,
or
seriously
damage,
as a
vessel,
by
driving
it
against
the shore or on
rocks,
by
causing
it to
become
unseaworthy,
to
founder,
or the like; to
shipwreck..
Number
::
Number
(n.) To
reckon
as one of a
collection
or
multitude.
Wreckfish
::
Wreckfish
(n.) A stone bass.
Plunge
::
Plunge
(n.) Heavy and
reckless
betting
in horse
racing;
hazardous
speculation.
Point
::
Point (n.) A fixed
conventional
place for
reference,
or zero of
reckoning,
in the
heavens,
usually
the
intersection
of two or more great
circles
of the
sphere,
and named
specifically
in each case
according
to the
position
intended;
as, the
equinoctial
points;
the
solstitial
points;
the nodal
points;
vertical
points,
etc. See
Equinoctial
Nodal..
Quinzaine
::
Quinzaine
(n.) The
fifteenth
day after a feast day,
including
both in the
reckoning..
Underreckon
::
Underreckon
(v. t.) To
reckon
below what is right or
proper;
to
underrate.
Recked
::
Recked
(imp. & p. p.) of Rec.
Rakel
::
Rakel (a.)
Hasty;
reckless;
rash.
Tell
::
Tell (v. t.) To make
account
of; to
regard;
to
reckon;
to
value;
to
estimate.
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