A coming again, return.

Chiefly Scottish. Return (to a place); a return. Now rare.

Coming back, returning, return. Cf. gaincoming n. at gaincome, n. derivatives.

The action or an act of coming or going back to or from a place, person, or condition. Also: arrival after temporary absence or removal.

an act of running back, return; cf. gain-race n. at gain-, prefix affix 1.

The action or an act of return, v.1 I.

A journey, a trip; access to a person or place. Obsolete.

Reversal of movement or course; †return, going back (obs.).

Return or reversion to a state, theme, etc.; an instance of this.

The action of repair, v.1

Going back, returning, return.

The action of going or coming back; return; re-entry; an instance of this. Also figurative and in figurative contexts.

The action of returning to a place. Obsolete. rare.

The action or fact of returning to or from a place. Also: movement backwards. Obsolete.

With verbal nouns forming nouns, as backsliding, n., back-coming, back-drawing, back-going, back-looking, back-slipping, back-starting, back-surging…

Return to a place. Also in extended use. Obsolete.

With nouns of action, forming nouns, as back-caper, back-blast, back-come, back-eddy (usually figurative), back-flip, back-flow also (figurative)…

The action of going or coming back; a return.

An action of returning.

The action of coming back; return. Obsolete.

gen. The action of returning, revolving, reverting, or repeating; a tendency towards this.