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712 GLOSSARY
reu^nue, v n 9
reuerse, to bring back, i ix 48 , to remove,
divert, in II 4b, to return, in IV iyR R
305
reuest, to clothe, II 1 22
reuoke, to check, restrain, II II 28 , to withdraw,
II VIII 39, iii xi 21
reuolt, to turn back, nu xi 25
reuyld, pret scolded, 1 xii II
rew, si 1 row, order, in vi 17,35, v v 22,
m r em turn, older, Teares 173, 233, &c
rew, && * rue, a perennial evergreen shrub, in
II 49
rew, vb to pity, 1 1 51, vi 31, in v 30, to
repent, lament, be sorry, 1 1 53, v 42, II 1
25, v xi 30 Cf rue
reynold, reynard, fox, Hubberd 556
ribaudrie, rybaudrye, ribaldry, obscenm,
S C Oct 76, Teares 213
nbauld, a wicked, dissolute person, II 1 10,
an obscene composition, S C p 459
richesse, riches, 1 iv 28, II VII 24
rid', pret. ride, v III 10, vi m 37
rid 2 , pa part {for red), seen,perceived, VII
v 1 54 See read, reed, vb 2
riddes, dispatches, I 1 36
ndling, ppl adj that can expound riddles,
divining, in xi 54
rife, ryfe, ad; strong, deep, II II 32 , abun
dant, Gnat 146, common, S C July II ,
adv deeply, Wrongly, abundantl}, 1 ix 44,
52, in v 31, iv III 12, v JX 48, vi v 5
rifelye, copiously, abundantly, S C Dec 94
rift, *&. split, fissure, 1 II 30, fragment, n
xii 4.
Tift, pa part rent asunder, 1 xi 54, II VII 23
right, territory, domain, v viu 26
rigorous, violent, fierce, 1 xi 16, in xii 27
rigour, violence, force, 1 VIII 18, III v 23,
v VIII 32
rine, rinde, bark, rind, S C Feb jufR R
389
ring, to encircle vi Prol 7
riotise, -lze, riotous life, conduct, expendi
ture, extravagance, 1 iv 20, xii 1 33, xii
25, Hubberd 805, 1310
rip up, to open up, iv ix 37, S C Sept 13
nuage, bank, shore, iv vi 20
riue, ryue, to split, tear, pierce, 1 II 19, v II
50, Gnat 519, ryu'd, pret in v 37 , pa
part nu'd, ryued, in 1 6, VIII 3, iv ni
18, Past. £leg:e 120, nuen, Hubberd 540
nze, to come to hand, II ix 59, to accrue,
Hubberd 806
rocke, distaff, iv II 48
rode, roadstead, 1 xii 42 , raid, vi VIII 35
TOiigtpret rang in 1 62
ronte, ox or cow of a small breed or size, S C
Feb 5.
roode, cross, crucifix, vi v 35
roome, place, position, II x 60
rosiere, rose-tree, II ix 19
rosmarine J , rosemary, Muiop 200
rosmarines 3 , walruses, n VII 24
rote, a mediaeval musical instrument, probably
of the violin class, n x 3, iv ix 6
roules, rolls, records, vi VII 33
rounded, pret whispered, III x 30
roundelay, a short simple song with a refrain,
S C June 49, Aug 56
roundel!, circle, III iv 33 roundle, rondeau,
rondel, short poem, S C Aug 125
rout, crowd, troop, 1 iv 36, v 51, » »x 15,
v » 5*» v 5, vi ix 8, S C Oct 26, Hubten*
558
rouze, rowze, to shake, ruffle, 1 xi 9,II in
35, rouzed, ppl adj 1 xi 9
roue, to shoot with arrows (Jig ), 1 Prol 3,
in 1 50, rou'd, roude, -ed, pret in ix
28, v v 35, S C Aug 79
rowels, knobs on a horse's bit, 1 VII 37
rowme, plare, space, room, 1 iv 13, S C
Apr II4, S C Dec 68
royne, to roar, gro^l v ix 33
rubm, -e, rubv, n in 24 xii 54
rudded,pa part reddened, hpith 173
ruddock, redbreast, robin, Eptth 82
rudenesse, uncouthness, S C p 416
rue, to cause to pity, 1 II 21 ruing, pres
part pitying, v x 4 Cf rew, vb
ruefull, pitiful!, II VII 36
ruefully, pitiably, in VIII 30
ruefulnesse, dismalness, pathos, 1 iv 25
ruflfed, pa part in II 27, ppl adj , Teares
402 ruffled ruffing, pres part ruffling,
in xi 32
ruflin,