Definitions
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- adj. reasonable
- adj. loquacious; talkative
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- adj. Reasonable; also, loquacious.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- A Middle English form of reasonable.
- Talkative; loquacious.
Etymologies
Examples
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The speaker is a rat, "a raton of renon, most renable of tonge":
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It's totally free, although I'm not sure how you make money doing free stuff, but whatever - money is a renable resource I suppose.
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I haven't tried to renable it since enabling TLER.
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"This HENRY II. was somewhat reddish, with large face and breast; and yellow eyen and a dim voice; and fleshy of body; and took but scarcely of meat and drink: and for to _alledge_ the fatness, he travailed his body with business; with hunting, with standing, with wandering: he was of mean stature, renable of speech, and well y lettered; noble and _orped_ in knighthood; and wise in counsel and in battle; and dread and doubtfull destiny; more manly and courteous to a Knight when he was dead than when he was alive!"
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