to himselfe; also, swollen, or puft vp againe. Revenu de queuë. Whose taile is new growne (appliable to an old cokes, or callet, growne wanton on a sudden; or to any one which after a great weakenesse hath picked vp his crummes, or is become lustie againe.) O que c'est vn homme qui m'est tousiours fort revenu. Oh how pleasing that mans companie, or conuersation, hath euer beene vnto me.
Revenuë: f. Reuenew, rent, &c; as Revenu; also, a returne, returning, reuerting, or comming againe. Revenuë de bois. The new springing, or putting out of wood after it hath beene lopped, or felled.
Reveoir. Looke Revoir. Reverable: com. Reuerend, fit to be reuerenced.
Reverberation: f. A reuerberation, reflex, reflection; a repercussion, striking or beating backe.
Reverberatoire: m. A reuerberatorie; part of a Lymbecke.
Reverberé: m. ée: f. Reuerberated, beaten backe, reflected.
Reverberer. To reuerberate, reflect, beat or strike back againe.
Reverdir. To flourish, or wax greene, againe. Il l'y planta pour reverdir. He left him in that place without resolution, meanes, or knowledge, to get out of it; also, he ratled him vp with short and sharpe tearms, and suddenly left him to pause on them while, or thinke of them what, he listed.
Reveremment. Reuerently, with reuerence.
Reverence: f. Reuerence, awfull obseruance, worship, honour. Reverence papale. The homage done, or subiection acknowledged, by a Prince vnto a new-elected Pope. Reverence Turquesque. A nod. Faire la reverence à. To arise, giue place, make courtesie, vaile bonnet, vnto; to solicite with cap and knee.
Reverencer. To reuerence, respect with an awfull obseruance, worship, honour, adore.
Reverend: m. ende: f. Reuerend, venerable, worshipfull, honourable, sacred, graue; also, most respectfull of, or dutifull vnto.
Reverender. as Reverencer. Reverential: m. ale: f. Reuerent, full of reuerence.
Reverer. To reuerence, worship, adore.
Reverifier. To reuerifie, reconfirme, reapproue, make good againe.
Reverni: m. ie: f. as> Verni; or new glazed ouer.
Revers: m. A back blow, clap, stroke, wherrit; or a blow with the backe of a hand, or sword. Les revers de fortune. The crosses of fortune. Revers de gouvernail. The backe of a Rudder. Revers de Guysard, ce ne sont pas les revers de Guysard (qui estoyent sans retour.) These are no such deepe questions, or hard matters; they may be resolued, or answered, well ynough. À revers. Backward, arsiuarsie, inside outward, vpside downeward, croße, cleane kamme.
Revers: m. erse: f. Strange, vncoth; crosse, harsh.
Reversailles: f. The reuersions of, or drinke left in, the Maisters glasses, or draughts, powred together into a pot for the seruants.
Reuersche. as Revesche. Reverser. To powre backe, or powre out againe.
Reversi: m. A kind of Trumpe (played backward, and full of sport) which the Duke of Savoy brought some ten yeares agoe into France.
Reversion: f. A reuerting, returning, or comming back;
also, a Reuersion in Law. Droict de reversion. Looke Droict. Reversure: f. The waining, or turning at the top of a land, where one furrow ends, and another begins. Reversures. as Reversailles. Revertir. To reuert, returne, come backe. Revertir en quelque lieu, ou avec quelqu'un. To haunt, frequent, repaire often vnto; to conuerse, accompanie, consort much with.
Revesche: f. Course Bayes; Cotton or Frize for lynings.
Revesche: com. Harsh, churlish, rude, vntractable, froward; wild, sauage, hagard, vnrulie, fierce. Vin revesche. Hard, sower, tart, vnpleasant wine.
Revescherie: f. Harshnesse, rudenesse, churlishnesse, frowardnesse; wildnesse, sauagenesse, fiercenesse, vnrulinesse.
Revest: m. A reinuestment, reinuesture.
Revestement: m. An vpper garment, robe, or vestment; also, a reinuesting, reattiring, new clothing; also, a clothing, attiring, putting on, couering ouer with. Revestement de muraille Ces arbres sont commodes à faire des Lambrunchemens, ou revestemens de murailles. Are fit, or good to seele, or boord walls withall.
Revestiaire. as Revestiere. Revestiere: m. A Vestrie in a Church.
Revestir. To reinuest, reattire, cloth or apparell againe; also, to put vpon, or couer ouer with, a garment; to put on an vpper garment; to put garment vpon garment, or one garment ouer another. Revestir de quelque terre. To giue, or put into, possession, to make liuerie and seisin of a peece of ground.
Revestissement: m. A reinuestment, or a reinuesting; also, a mutuall, and equall gift made, and paßed by publicke Act, betweene two that are ioyned, or allied, by mariage.
Revestu: m. uë: f. Reuested, reinuested; inuested; clothed, attired, apparelled, againe; also, clothed or couered all ouer with, wrapped round about in. Paon revestu. A Peacocke flayed, parboyled, larded, and stucke thicke with Cloues; then roasted with his feet wrapped vp to keepe them from scorching; then couered againe with his owne skinne as soone as he is cold, and so vnderpropped that, as aliue, hee seemes to stand on his legs: In this equipage a gallant, and daintie seruice.
Reveuë: f. A reuiew, reuiewing, suruey, surueying, ouer-*looking; also, a Muster, or the mustering, of an Armie.
Revifier. To reuiue, returne vnto life, quicken againe.
Revigourant. Adding more strength, giuing more vigour, vnto.
Revigourer. To reuigorate, reinforce, adde new vigor, giue new strength, vnto.
Revirade: f. A wheeling, or round turne; a backe iert, whirle, whiske, blow, or thrust.
Revirer. To whirle often about, to turne againe and againe. Se revirer contre son ennimi. Againe to turne back, or wheele about, vpon an enemie.
Reviseur: m. A reuisor, or reuiewer.
Revision: f. A reuision, reuise, reuiew, reexamination, looking ouer againe.
Revisit: m. A reuiew taken by the King of his Officers accounts.
Revisitation: f. A reuisitation; or as Revisitement.
Revisitement: m. A reuising, reuiewing, recognizing, ouerseeing, ouerlooking againe.
