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Definition of recover
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Recover
(n.)
Recovery.
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Warish
::
Warish
(v. i.) To be
cured;
to
recover.
Restore
::
Restore
(v. t.) To bring back to its
former
state;
to bring back from a state of ruin,
decay,
disease,
or the like; to
repair;
to
renew;
to
recover..
Recovery
::
Recovery
(n.) In
rowing,
the act of
regaining
the
proper
position
for
making
a new
stroke..
Recoverer
::
Recoverer
(n.) One who
recovers.
Recuperate
::
Recuperate
(v. t.) To
recover;
to
regain;
as, to
recuperate
the
health
or
strength..
Bloodhound
::
Bloodhound
(n.) A breed of large and
powerful
dogs, with long,
smooth,
and
pendulous
ears, and
remarkable
for
acuteness
of
smell.
It is
employed
to
recover
game or prey which has
escaped
wounded
from a
hunter,
and for
tracking
criminals.
Formerly
it was used for
pursuing
runaway
slaves.
Other
varieties
of dog are often used for the same
purpose
and go by the same name. The Cuban
bloodhound
is said to be a
variety
of the
mastiff..
Recover
::
Recover
(v. t.) To
restore
from
sickness,
faintness,
or the like; to bring back to life or
health;
to cure; to
heal..
Recover
::
Recover
(v. t.) To gain as a
compensation;
to
obtain
in
return
for
injury
or debt; as, to
recover
damages
in
trespass;
to
recover
debt and costs in a suit at law; to
obtain
title to by
judgement
in a court of law; as, to
recover
lands in
ejectment
or
common
recovery;
to gain by legal
process;
as, to
recover
judgement
against
a
defendant..
Recuperate
::
Recuperate
(v. i.) To
recover
health;
to
regain
strength;
to
convalesce.
Weldon''s Process
::
Weldon's
process
() A
process
for the
recovery
or
regeneration
of
manganese
dioxide
in the
manufacture
of
chlorine,
by means of milk of lime and the
oxygen
of the air; -- so
called
after the
inventor..
Plead
::
Plead (v. t.) To
present
an
answer,
by
allegation
of fact, to the
declaration
of a
plaintiff;
to deny the
plaintiff's
declaration
and
demand,
or to
allege
facts which show that ought not to
recover
in the suit; in a less
strict
sense,
to make an
allegation
of fact in a
cause;
to carry on the
allegations
of the
respective
parties
in a
cause;
to carry on a suit or
plea..
Ejectment
::
Ejectment
(n.) A
species
of mixed
action,
which lies for the
recovery
of
possession
of real
property,
and
damages
and costs for the
wrongful
withholding
of it..
Recover
::
Recover
(v. t.) To
overcome;
to get the
better
of, -- as a state of mind or
body..
Rally
::
Rally (v. i.) To
recover
strength
after a
decline
in
prices;
-- said of the
market,
stocks,
etc..
Recoveror
::
Recoveror
(n.) The
demandant
in a
common
recovery
after
judgment.
Reclaim
::
Reclaim
(v. t.) To claim back; to
demand
the
return
of as a
right;
to
attempt
to
recover
possession
of.
Revalescent
::
Revalescent
(a.)
Growing
well;
recovering
strength.
Audita Querela
::
Audita
querela
() A writ which lies for a party
against
whom
judgment
is
recovered,
but to whom good
matter
of
discharge
has
subsequently
accrued
which could not have been
availed
of to
prevent
such
judgment..
Irrecuperable
::
Irrecuperable
(a.)
Irrecoverable.
Replenish
::
Replenish
(v. i.) To
recover
former
fullness.
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