restaur
noun
re·staur
variants or restor
rə̇ˈstȯ(ə)r
plural -s
1
: the legal recourse that insurers have against each other according to the date of their insurance
2
: the recourse of an insurer against the master of a ship if loss occurs through his negligence
also : the recourse of one against a guarantor or against one under obligation to indemnify
Word History
Etymology
restaur from French, alteration (influenced by restaurer to restore) of Old French restor restoration, reparation; restor, alteration (influenced by restore) of restaur, noun
- re-evaluate
- re-evaluated
- re-evaluating
- re-evaluation
- re-evaluations
- re-examination
- re-examinations
- re-examine
- re-examined
- re-examining
- re-experience
- re-experienced
- re-experiencing
- re-exploration
- re-explorations
- re-explore
- re-explored
- re-exploring
- re-export
- re-exportation
- re-exportations
- re-exported
- re-exporting
- re-expose
- re-exposed