retrocess
/ˌrɛtrə(ʊ)ˈsɛs/Scottish Law
verb
[with object] To reconvey a right to (a person); to restore (a person) to a former position or status. Also occasionally without object. Compare retrocession.
Origin
Late 17th century. From classical Latin retrōcess-, past participial stem of retrōcēdere retrocede, probably after retrocession.
- pitcher-house
- pitchering
- pitcher-mold
- pitcher-molding
- pitcher-mould
- pitcher-moulding
- pitcher plant
- pitcher's box
- pitchers' duel
- pitcher's duel
- pitchers duel
- pitcher's mound
- pitcher vase
- pitch-farthing
- pitch fiber
- pitch fibre
- pitch fir
- pitchfork
- pitch-hole
- pitchi
- pitch in
- pitchiness
- pitching axis
- pitching hole
- pitching moment