rémolade or remolade, n.f. V. rémoulade.
remole, n.f. V. remous.
remontage, n.m., new fronting, vamping (of boots); (tech.) remounting, putting together again, fitting up again.
remonte, n.f., (milit.) remount; (of studs) new leap; going up stream.
remonter, v.n., to reascend; to go up again; to go back, to trace back; to date (from) (with reference to time); to rise, to rise again; to remount. — à cheval; to get on horseback again. — sur sa bête; to recover one’s losses. — à la source, à l’origine d’une chose; to trace a thing back to its origin.
remonter, v.a., to reascend; to go up again; to put together again; to remount (cavalry); to rise (of public securities); to fit up; to stock; to go up; to wind up (a watch, a clock); to new-string (of instruments). — une rivière, un fleuve; to ascend a river. — une montre; to wind up a watch. — des bottes; to new-front, or to vamp, boots. — un fusil; to new-stock a gun. — le moral à quelqu’un; to revive the spirits of any one. — un magasin; to stock a warehouse anew.
se remonter, v.r., to stock one’s self again; to wind up (watches); (fig.) to recover one’s strength, health, or spirits.
remontoir, n.m., key (for winding up clocks); keyless action (in watches).
remontrance, n.f., remonstrance.
remontrant, n.m., remonstrant.