shining, sending forth of beames; also, a rewing, streaking, or skoring all ouer.
Rayer. To rase, croße, blot, scrape, strike, or put out; also, to rew, streake, or skore all ouer; also, to blaze, flare, leame, glitter, shine brightly, send forth beames. Se rayer. To be full of rayes, rewes, or streakes. La mamelle ne rayoit que du sang. Yeelded nothing but bloud; nothing spowted, flowed, ißued, or came from it but bloud; hence also, Il luy fit rayer le sang par le nez. Rayere: f. A loope-hole; a long, and narrow cleft in the wall of a Prison, Dungeon, or Tower, whereby light, and ayre (though but verie little) are let into the roomes thereof. Les rayeres d'un moulin à eau. The armes, or starts of the wheele of a water-mill.
Rayeure: f. as Rayement. Rayfort. as Raifort. Raymolles de blanc de chapon. The brawne of a Capon, Raisins of the Sunne, and marrow shred all together, then made into little cakes or loaues, and fryed with seame or Hogs sewet, and serued vp with sugar strewed on them.
Rayolé. Seeke Riolé. Rayon: m. A furrow; also, a reyne, or drayne for the voiding of superfluous moisture, a water furrow; also, a ray, or beame of the Sunne; also, the spoke, or staffe of a wheele; also, the leße bone of the arme. Rayon de miel. An honey-combe.
Rayonnant. as Rayant. Rayonné: m. ée: f. Furrowed; made, cut out, or plowed vp, into furrowes.
Rayonner. To furrow; make furrowes, or make furrowie; also, to radiate, shine, leame, flare, blaze, glitter, yeeld bright rayes, cast forth beames. Rayonner des arbres. To plant, or set trees in furrowes. Rayonner la terre. To plow vp land in furrowes; also, to draine it.
Rayonneux: m. euse: f. Full of beames; full of furrowes.
Raze: f. The broadest part of the Omoplate, or shoulder-*blade; verie gristlie, and bending towards the back-*bone; also, as Rase. Trois razes d'angonnages; (in stead of Races) three kinds of pockie botches. ¶Rab. Razé: m. ée: f. Razed, ruined; shauen, close-cut.
Raze-forts. Forts-razing, bulwarks-ouerthrowing.
Razer. Looke Raser. Razis. A kind of white oyntment vsed by Surgeons for the drying vp of sores.
Ré. Shauen; Looke Rez. Re. Of it selfe hath neither signification, nor vse (other then as a Musicall, or singing Note) in composition, it sometimes alters not the sence; as in Receler, Recomforter Remercier, Remonstrer, Repaistre, Reschapper, & Resveiller: Sometimes it signifies againe; as in Rechauffer, Relaver, &c; and backe, as in Reculer, Rechasser, Repoulser, &c; and mutually, interchangeably, or backe againe; as in Rebecquer, Refrapper, Remocquer, Repiquer, &c: Sometimes it giues an energie to the simple; as in Reclamer, Redarguer, Redoubter, Reluire, Requerir, Resembler, &c; and sometimes a contrarie sence; as in Regorger, Reprouver, Reveler, &c. Reachet: m. A redemption, or buying againe.
Readjourné: m. ée: f. Readiourned, cited, or summoned once more.
Readjourner. To readiourne, to cite or summon againe.
Readmis: m. ise: f. Readmitted.
Readopté: m. ée: f. Readopted.
Readopter. To readopt.
Reaffle: m. The diuell.
Reaffranchi: m. ie: f. Reaffranchised, made free againe; redeliuered, released once more; also, doubly reclaymed, or tamed; made franc in perfection.
Reagal: m. (The right) Aconitum, or Aconite.
Reaggravation: f. A reaggrauation; and (particularly) the last, and most direfull excommunication of offendors.
Real: m. A Reall, or Spanish six-pence; also, a kind of the best Sturgeon.
Real: m. ale: f. Reall, essentiall; in presence; also, kinglie, princelie, royall. Sauce reale. Venison sawce made of red wine Vineger, whole Cynnamon, Cloues, and Sugar boyled together in a pipkin, vnto the consumption of almost their halfe. L'oeil du maistre real engraisse le cheval: Pro. The horse growes fat whose maister often eyes him.
Realement. as Reaument. Realgar. The fume, or smoake of Mineralls.
Realisation: f. A realization, a realizing, a making reall.
Realisé: m. ée: f. Realized, made reall.
Realiser. To realize, to make of a reall condition, estate, or propertie; to make reall. Realiser vn contract. C'est le recognoistre par devant le Seigneur dont l'heritage est tenu, ou par devant les officiers de sa iustice; afin d'acquerir droict reel & hypotheque, & pour estre nanti. ¶Ragueau. Reallegué: m. ée: f. Realledged.
Realleguer. To realledge, to alledge againe.
Realler. To returne, to goe againe.
Reant. Braying, as a Stag.
Reaplani: m. ie: f. New-leuelled, made plaine or euen againe.
Reappoincté: m. ée: f. Pointed anew, or new sharpened at the point; also, newly, or againe, agreed.
Reau: m. A deepe reyne, or furrow.
Reaudition: f. A second hearing; or, a hearing ouer againe.
Reaument. Really, essentially, effectually, throughly; assuredly, certainely, verily, in verie deed.
Rebaigné: m. ée: f. Rebathed, or bathed againe.
Rebaigner. To bathe againe.
Rebaillé: m. ée: f. Restored, giuen backe.
Rebailler. To restore, giue back, returne a thing that was giuen; giue anew, or againe. Rebailler forme à. To bestow a new shape, or another fashion, on.
Rebaiser. To kisse againe.
Rebaisotter. To reiterate a frequent kissing; to kisse often and againe.
Reballier. To sweepe ouer againe.
Rebandé: m. ée: f. Bent; bound; or bandied, againe.
Rebander. To bend; bind; or bandie, againe.
Rebanni: m. ie: f. Reexiled, againe banished.
Rebannir. To reexile, to banish againe.
Rebanqueter. To make (or be at) a new, or another, banket.
Rebaptisé: m. ée: f. Rebaptised.
Rebaptiser. To rebaptise, to baptise the second time.
Rebarbatif: m. iue: f. Grimme, sterne, soure; austere, seuere; froward, rude, or harsh of conuersation.
