What is "retter"

Usage examples of "retter".

I remember well that, at the siege of Retters, there was a little, sleek, fat clerk of the name of Chaucer, who was so apt at rondel, sirvente, or tonson, that no man dare give back a foot from the walls, lest he find it all set down in his rhymes and sung by every underling and varlet in the camp.

Joe right after he and Retter had blown their way out of the Middle East.

Tossing the radio down, he backtracked through the woods and tried his best to focus on where Retter would have hidden her now.

Shoving Retter aside, Kyle ascended the stairs and bent his head down to enter the plane.

Those angry words haunted him now as he remembered saying them to Joe right after he and Retter had blown their way out of the Middle East.

But the more he thought about it, the more sure he was that Retter had chosen someplace easy.

Now my mission is to hold you here until Monday, at which time Retter will construct a very real-looking death for you so that I can smuggle you out of the country.

Once they had it, she took a few minutes to call Retter with the news.

Rockford, he up rong before you this morning to find me and say you are writing a retter rast night and I must bring it by for him to make awr your mistakes over again.

Joe in the background telling Retter what to do after Retter had filled him in on what was happening.

He grabbed his cell phone from his pocket and buzzed Retter, who was in the building across the street with the recording equipment.

He could hear Joe in the background telling Retter what to do after Retter had filled him in on what was happening.

I pleased to meet you and I wirr run errands for you, and do things rike mair your retters, for candy or cookies, which I are not supposed to eat much of, but Princess Ryra say not too many wirr hurt me—"

I pleased to meet you and I wirr run errands for you, and do things rike mair your retters, for candy or cookies, which I are not supposed to eat much of, but Princess Ryra say not too many wirr hurt me—"