réfaction, n.f., remaking; repairing, repairs; (com.) rebate.
refaire, v.a., to do again, to do over again, to remake; to make anew; to begin anew; to recommence; to deal again (at cards); to take in, to deceive; to be refreshing (to); to refresh; to mend, to repair. — de la viande; to warm meat up again, to re-pot meat.
se refaire, v.r., to refresh one’s self; to recover one’s strength; to retrieve one’s losses; to assume a new character. Se — un habit; to have a coat done up again, or a coat made again.
refait, n.m., drawn game (at play); (hunt.) new horns.
refait, -e, part., done again; (of timber) squared, prepared for use; (nav.) twice laid (of cordage).
refaucher, v.a., to mow again.
réfection, n.f., repairs; ☉repairs to buildings; refection (meal); food, nourishment; recovery of strength.
réfectoire, n.m., refectory, dining-room or hall.
refend, n.m., splitting, sawing, dividing; (arch.) channel (in wall). Mur de —; (arch.) partition-wall. Bois de —; sawed timber.
refendre, v.a., to cleave, or split, again; to quarter (timber); to saw into slabs (stone); to saw, or cut, lengthwise.