recalcitrate
intransitive verb
re·cal·ci·trate
-sə‧ˌtrāt,
usually -āt+V
-ed/-ing/-s
1
: to kick back
2
: to protest or resist vigorously : show stubborn opposition
Word History
Etymology
Latin recalcitratus, past participle of recalcitrare to kick back
- imitativenesses
- countinghouse
- countinghouses
- countless
- countlessly
- countlessnesses
- countor
- countour
- countree
- countrie
- countrier
- countries
- countriest
- countrified
- country
- country almond
- country and western
- country bank
- country beam
- country bishop
- country borage
- country club
- country clubs
- country cousin
- country damage