reparate
/ˈrɛpəreɪt/verb
1To make financial or other reparation for; to redress.
2Chiefly US. To make financial or other reparation to; to compensate.
Origin
Mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin reparāt-, past participial stem of reparāre repair, after reparation.
- straightness
- straight off (or out)
- straight (or right) away
- straight pool
- straight razor
- straight shooter
- straight-shooting
- straight-six
- straight stitch
- straight-talking
- straight-thinking
- straight time
- straight up
- straightway
- strain
- strainable
- strain at the leash
- strained
- strain energy
- strainer
- strain every nerve
- strain gauge
- strait
- straiten
- straitened