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RABATO, sub. a kind
of ruff RABBIT-SUCKER, sub. a sucking rabbit RACE, sub. a root RACK, v. i. to move about as the clouds do; sub. a cloud, a mass of floating clouds RAG, sub. a beggarly person RAGED, pt. p. chafed RAGING-WOOD, adj. raving mad RAKE-UP, v. t. to bury, to cover up RAMPALLIAN, sub. a term of low abuse RAMPING, pt. p. rampant RAMPS, sub. wanton wenches RANGE, v. t. to dispose in order 34; sub. ranks of an army RANK, adj. swollen; sub. perhaps pace RAP, v. t. to transport RAPTURE, sub. violent motion; violent tossing RASCAL, sub. a deer too lean to be hunted RAVEL, v. t. to unravel RAVIN, adj. ravening; v. t. to devour greedily RAVINED, pt. p. gorged with prey RAYED, pt. p. befouled; afflicted, or perhaps defiled RAZE, sub. root, perhaps a package RAZED, part. adj. slashed RAZURE, sub. erasure REBATE, v. t, to blunt RECHEAT, sub. hunting, term, a set of notes sounded to call the dogs off from a wrong scent RECORD v. t. to sing RECORDER, sub. a kind of flute RECOURSE, sub. frequent flowing RECOVER THE WIND, to get the windward of the game, so as to drive it into a toil REDE, sub. advice, counsel RED-LATTICE, sub. the window of an ale-house, used adjectively REDUCE, v. t. to bring back REED, adj. piping REEKY, adj. filthy REFELL, v. t. to refute REGIMENT, sub. rule. REGION, sub. the sky, the upper air REJOURN, v. t. to adjourn RBMEDIATE, adj. medicinal REMEMBER, v. t. to remind REMORSE, sub. pity REMORSEFUL, adj. compassionate RENDER, v. t. to account; v. i. to surrender; sub. a surrender; account, statement RENEGE, v. t. to deny RENT, v. t. to rend, to tear RENYING, pr. p. denying REPASTURE, sub. food [Armado's verses] RERE-MICE, sub. bats REPLENISHED, part. adj. consummate REPLICATION, sub. echo, reverberation; answer REPRISAL, sub. prize REPROBATION, sub. perdition REPUGN, v. t. to oppose REPUGNANCY, sub. opposition RESOLVE, v. t. to dissolve; to free from doubt; to answer RESPECT, sub. consideration RESPECTIVE, adj. careful RESPECTIVELY, adv. particularly 'REST, v. t. to arrest REST, sub.' to set up one's,' a phrase in a game at cards, to stand upon the cards in one's hand, to fully make up one's mind RESTY, adj. lazy, slothful REVOLT, sub. a rebel RIBAUDRED, adj. ribald RID, v. t. to make away with RIGGISH, adj. wanton RIGOL, sub. a circle RIM [O. Ed. RYMME], sub. the abdomen RIVAGE, sub. shore RIVAL, sub. partner RIVELLED, pt. adj. wrinkled Rivo, interj. of doubtful meaning, a bacchanalian exclamation ROAD, sub. a prostitute; a roadstead; a journey; an incursion ROBUSTIOUS, adj. rough ROCKED, pt. p. trembled, shook ROGUING, adj. vagrant, roaming ROISTING, adj. bold, bullying, defiant HOMAGE, sub. bustle, tumultuous hurry RONDURE, sub. circle RONYON, sub. scurvy wretch ROOK, v. t. to cower ROOKY, adj. misty, gloomy, or else full of crows ROOTED, pt. p. learned by heart ROPERY, sub. roguery ROPE-TRICKS, sub. knavish tricks ROPING, pt. adj. dripping [Comp. DOWN-ROPING.] ROTHER, sub. an ox ROUND, adj. plain, honest; v. i. to grow big; sub. a circle; v. t. to whisper; to surround; to finish off ROUNDEL, sub. a dance; rung of a ladder ROUND WITH, BE, speak freely with ROUNDLY, adv. plainly, directly ROUNDURE, sub. circuit[Comp. RONDURE.] ROUSE, sub. a free and deep draught ROUT, sub. the crowd, the mob; brawl ROYNISH, adj. scurvy, coarse RUB, sub. a term in the game of bowls, an impediment RUBIOUS, adj. red, ruby-like RUDDOCK, sub. the redbreast RUDESBY, sub. rude fellow RUFFLE, v. t. to be boisterous; stir, bustle RUG-HEADED, adj. rough-headed RUINATE, v. t. to ruin RULE, sub. behaviour RUMP-FED, adj. pampered, or else fed on offal RUNAGATE, sub. vagabond RUNNING BANQUET, a hasty refreshment RUSH ASIDE, push aside RUTH, sub. pity |