obtemper
transitive verb
ob·tem·per
əbˈtempər
Scots law
: submit, comply, obey
Word History
Etymology
Middle French obtemperer, from Latin obtemperare, from ob- to, over + temperare to temper, mingle properly
- the Renaissance
- the rest
- the rest is history
- the rest of the world
- the Restoration
- the Resurrection
- the retail price index
- the reverse
- the reverse is true
- the rich
- the Richter scale
- the Right
- the right of first refusal
- the right stuff
- the Riviera
- the rockies
- the Roman alphabet
- the ropes
- the Rosary
- the rot sets in
- the rough
- the rout was on
- the royal treatment
- the royal we
- the rub