Reculant. Recoyling, giuing backe; En reculant. Backward, arseward.
Reculé: m. ée: f. Recoiled, repulsed, put or drawne backe; remoued, withdrawne, retired; solitarie, all alone, farre off, out of the way. Reculé de son honneur. Depriued or bereaued of, put or fallen from, the honourable place which he held. Tu t'es trop reculé d'icy. Thou hast beene too long, or too farre, from hence.
Reculée: f. A recoyle, retire, going or giuing, backe.
Reculement: m. A recoyling, retiring, withdrawing, a giuing backe, a going farre backe, or from, a remouing; also, a refusing, denying, delaying, drawing backe from.
Reculer. To recoyle, retire, giue or draw backe, remoue, withdraw, goe from; to deferre, delay, driue off, runne backe, come to no end. Reculer pour mieux saulter. Looke Saulter. Il le recula arriere de soy. He neglected him, respected him not, cast him at his heeles, cared no more for him. De cheval qui recule au plustost te delivre: Prov. Soone rid thee of a horse thats restie. Pour neant recule qui malheur attend: Prov. In vaine he flinches that ill hap attends. Qui contre esguillon recule deux fois se poind: Prov. He's doubly hurt that kickes against a pricke.
Reculons. À rec. Recoyling, arseward, giuing backeward; cleane contrarie, quite kamme. Gaigner sa vie à reculons. To liue by going backward; viz. by making of ropes.
Reculorum. À rec. Backward, behind, or behind-hand; also, forsaken, forgotten, left behind, solitarie, all alone.
Recultiver. To till, or plough againe.
Recupercuté. ¶Rab. Looke Repercuté. Recurer. To recure, to heale againe.
Recusant. Reiecting, refusing.
Recusation: f. A recusation, reiection, refusall; a waiving, or appealing from.
Recusé: m. ée: f. Reiected, refused; appealed from.
Recuser. To reiect, refuse; waiue, appeale from.
Recutir. To circumcise, to clip or cut about.
Recutit. Circumcised; clipped or cut about; also, new-skinned: (Quand le prepuce est trop reboulé, le gland demeurant descouvert, on appelle vn tel recutit.) Recuver. To tunne, or put into a fat, againe.
Redaigner. To redaigne, to vouchsafe once more.
Redanser. To daunce againe.
Redarder. To retort, or throw back, a Dart.
Redargué: m. ée: f. Checked, blamed, reproued, reprehended, controwled.
Redarguer. To checke, blame, reproue, reprehend, controwle.
Redargution: f. A redargution, checking, reprouing, reprehending, controwling.
Redater. To redate, or adde a new date vnto.
Rede: com. as Roide: ¶Gasc. Reddition: f. A reddition; a redeliuerie; a restoring, surrendring, yeelding vp, or giuing ouer of.
Redebatre. To redebate the matter; to cauill, or brabble about it againe.
Redebvable: com. Indebted, in arrerages, beholden, or bound, vnto. Redebvable de iurée. Liable to Juries, or subiect to be sworne thereof.
Redebvance: f. A debt, or duetie; or the remainder, or
arrerage, of a debt; also, an obligation, or beholdingnesse. Redebvances. Ce sont les devoirs, ou charges, es quelles les proprietaires sont tenus envers quelque Seigneur feodal, censuel, rentier, pensionnaire, ou terrageur: ¶Ragueau. Redebvoir: m. A double duetie; or as Redebvance. Redebvoir. To owe doubly, to owe againe and againe.
Redeclamer. To declaime once more.
Redeclarer. To redeclare, to reexpresse, repeat, relate.
Redecliner. To redecline, to decline againe.
Redecorer. To redecorate, or bedecke againe.
Rededié: m. ée: f. Rededicated.
Rededier. To rededicate, to consecrate or hollow anew.
Rededuire. To rededuct, rediminish, reabate.
Redefaire. To vndoe, or defeat againe.
Redeleguer. To redelegate, reappoint, giue a new commission vnto.
Redeliberer. To redeliberate, redetermine of.
Redemander. To redemaund; recall, aske againe earnestly, require often or instantly.
Redemanger. To itch againe.
Redemener. To stirre, waggle, fig; tosse, tumble, againe.
Redemeurer. To stay once more.
Redemolir. To redemolish, resubuert, ouerthrow againe.
Redemourer. as Redemeurer. Redempteur: m. A redeemer, a ransomer, a deliuerer.
Redemption: f. A redemption, redeeming, ransoming; a deliuerie of, a purchasing, or buying out, of.
Redenoncé: m. ée: f. Redenounced.
Redenoncer. To redenounce; to publish; threaten; or summon anew.
Redent: m. A double notching, or iagging, as in the teeth of a saw.
Redescendre. To redescend, or goe downe againe.
Redesfermer. To open once more.
Redesfier. To distrust anew.
Redesjuner. To make, or eat, a second breake-fast.
Redespouiller. Againe to spoyle, despoyle, vncloth, strip, or bare of.
Redevable. See Redebvable. Redevaller. To redescend, let, put, or tumble, downe, againe.
Redevance. as Redebvance. Redevenir. To returne, rebecome, or become againe.
Redevider. To rediuide, or make a new diuision.
Redevoir. as Redebvoir. Redhibition: f. A restitution; or, a legall deliuerie, or giuing backe of a thing vnto him that sold it.
Redhibitoire. Whence; Action red. An Action which driues him, that hath sold a naughtie thing, to take it backe againe.
Redicte: f. A repetition, recitall, iteration, rehearsall. Chose bien dite n'a replique, ne redicte: Prov. Truth well deliuered preuents replies.
Rediffamer. To redefame, to slaunder anew.
Redifier. Looke Réedifier. Redigé: m. ée: f. Reduced, brought backe, or into; digested, ordered; vrged, or compelled vnto. Redigé par escript. Couched, reported, set downe in writing.
Rediger. To reduce; bring backe, or into; vrge, or compell vnto; to ranke, order, digest; couch, or set downe, in writing.
Redigerer. To redisgest, redigest.
