recal

English

Etymology

re- + call

Noun

recal (plural recal)

  1. (obsolete) $evocation; an act of power revoked.
  1. (obsolete) Act of calling back; act of recalling

Verb

recal (third-person singular simple present recal, present participle recalling, simple past and past participle recalled)

  1. (transitive)(obsolete) to call back
    • #* 1853, Charles Dickens, Bleak House, ch 6:
      But it is not to recal this fancy, well as I remember it, that I recal the scene.
  1. (transitive)(obsolete) to revoke

References

"Recal" (two definitions), The New and Complete Dictionary of the English Language by John Ash (London: Dilly & Baldwin, 1775) (not paginated).

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