remercy
/rɪˈməːsi/Now rare
verb
[with object] To thank (a person); to express gratitude to.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in William Caxton (1415x24–1492), printer, merchant, and diplomat. From Anglo-Norman and Middle French remercier to give thanks, to express gratitude to from re- + mercier. Compare Old Occitan remerciar. Compare earlier mercy.
- rattle grass
- rattle-head
- rattle-headed
- rattlejack
- rattle-mouse
- rattle-note
- rattle on/away
- rattle one's dags
- rattle-pated
- Truffaut, François
- truffière
- truffle
- truffle bed
- truffle beetle
- truffled
- truffle dog
- truffle fly
- truffle ground
- truffle hound
- truffle oil
- truffle pig
- truffler
- trufflery
- trufflesque
- truffling