RETURN, RETURNING
NOUNS
1000 — AGAIN-CHARING a turning back, a return; evasion, escape → obs.
1000 — GAINCHARE a return, a way of returning, a means of escape → obs.
1225 — GAINCOME a coming again, return → obs.
1300 — EFTER-CHAR return → obs.
1330 — RETOUR — RETOURE return to a place → Sc. arch.
1340 — GAINCOMING a returning, return → obs.
1340 — GAIN-TURNING returning → obs.
1382 — AGAIN-COMING coming back, returning, return → obs.
1400 — AGAIN-RACE an act of running back, return → obs.
1475 — AGAIN-GOING going back, returning, return → obs.
..L18 — BACK-COME a return → Sc.
1818 — BACK-COMING a return → Sc.
1904 — RE-COMING a return → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
NOUNS – PERSON
1946 — BACK-TRACKER one who returns
VERBS
1000 — AGAIN-CHARE to turn back, to return; also, to repent → obs.
1000 — AGAIN-COME to come back, to return → obs.
1000 — AGAIN-FARE to return → obs.
1000 — AGAIN-GO to go back, to return → obs.
1000 — AGAIN-WEND to turn back, to return → obs.
1175 — EFT-SITHE to return → obs.
1375 — AGAIN-TURN to turn back, to return → obs.
1505 — RETOUR — RETOURE to return to or to a place → arch.
1724 — TAKE THE BACK TRACK to return or retreat → US
..L18 — BACK-COME to return → Sc.
1868 — HARK BACK to retrace one’s course or steps; to return, to revert; to return to some earlier point in a narrative, discussion, or argument
1877 — COME BACK WITH THE BLIND CARRIER to return only after a very long time; never to return → Sc.
1898 — COME BACK-OVER to return → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1904 — BACK-TRACK to return → US
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