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raconter person who tells anecdotes rancorous feeling bitterness, spitefulness rapacious greedy recalcitrant disobedient recast cast or fashoin anew reciprocity granting of privileges in return for similiar recitals a number of, performance of music recluse person who lives alone and avoids people recuperate become strong after illness, loss, exhaustion redeem get back by payment; compensate refine make or become pure, cultural rejuvenation becoming young in nature or appearence relapse fall back again relinquish give up reluctant unwilling or disinclined renovate restore smth to better condition rent regular payment for the use of smth, division or split repine at be discontented with reproach scold, upbraid requite repay, give in return resilience quality of quickly recovering the proginal shape restive refusing to move; reluctant to be controlled resurrect bring back into use resuscitation coming back to consciousness reticent reserved, in the habit of saying little revere have deep respect for | 
