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Definition of recur
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Recur (v. i.) To
resort;
to have
recourse;
to go for help.
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Asthma
::
Asthma
(n.) A
disease,
characterized
by
difficulty
of
breathing
(due to a
spasmodic
contraction
of the
bronchi),
recurring
at
intervals,
accompanied
with a
wheezing
sound,
a sense of
constriction
in the
chest,
a
cough,
and
expectoration..
Novennial
::
Novennial
(a.) Done or
recurring
every ninth year.
Recourseful
::
Recourseful
(a.)
Having
recurring
flow and ebb;
moving
alternately.
Precursorship
::
Precursorship
(n.) The
position
or
condition
of a
precursor.
Recurred
::
Recurred
(imp. & p. p.) of Recu.
Precursive
::
Precursive
(a.)
Preceding;
introductory;
precursory.
Nonrecurring
::
Nonrecurring
(a.)
Nonrecurrent.
Recurvate
::
Recurvate
(v. t.) To bend or curve back; to
recurve.
Recurrency
::
Recurrency
(n.) The act of
recurring,
or state of being
recurrent;
return;
resort;
recourse..
Turn
::
Turn (n.) A
change
of
condition;
especially,
a
sudden
or
recurring
symptom
of
illness,
as a
nervous
shock,
or
fainting
spell;
as, a bad
turn..
Accent
::
Accent
(n.) A
regularly
recurring
stress
upon the tone to mark the
beginning,
and, more
feebly,
the third part of the
measure..
Ballade
::
Ballade
(n.) A form of
French
versification,
sometimes
imitated
in
English,
in which three or four
rhymes
recur
through
three
stanzas
of eight or ten lines each, the
stanzas
concluding
with a
refrain,
and the whole poem with an
envoy..
Ibex
::
Ibex (n.) One of
several
species
of wild goats
having
very
large,
recurved
horns,
transversely
ridged
in
front;
--
called
also
steinbok..
Measure
::
Measure
(n.) The group or
grouping
of
beats,
caused
by the
regular
recurrence
of
accented
beats..
Waymaker
::
Waymaker
(n.) One who makes a way; a
precursor.
Day
::
Day (n.) Those
hours,
or the daily
recurring
period,
allotted
by usage or law for
work..
Beat
::
Beat (n.) A
recurring
stroke;
a
throb;
a
pulsation;
as, a beat of the
heart;
the beat of the
pulse..
Period
::
Period
(n.) A
portion
of time as
limited
and
determined
by some
recurring
phenomenon,
as by the
completion
of a
revolution
of one of the
heavenly
bodies;
a
division
of time, as a
series
of
years,
months,
or days, in which
something
is
completed,
and ready to
recommence
and go on in the same
order;
as, the
period
of the sun, or the
earth,
or a
comet..
Clouding
::
Clouding
(n.) A
diversity
of
colors
in yarn,
recurring
at
regular
intervals..
Precursory
::
Precursory
(n.) An
introduction.
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