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Cross references: 1. return re.cur \ri-'k*r\ \-'k*r-*n(t)s, -'k*-r*n(t)s\ vi or re.curred; or re.cur.ring [ME recurren to return, fr. L recurrere, lit., to run back, fr. ]re- + currere to run - more at CURRENT 1: to have recourse : RESORT 2: to go back in thought or discourse 3a: to come up again for consideration 3b: to come again to mind 4: to occur again after an interval - re.cur.rence n