R

R

• • Rabato

  • a ruff

  • Rabbit-sucker

  • a weasel

  • Race

  • breed; inherited nature

  • Rack

  • wreck

  • Rack

  • to enhance the price of anything
    To drive as clouds

  • Rag

  • a term of contempt applied to persons

  • Rake

  • to cover

  • Rapt

  • transported with emotion

  • Rapture

  • a fit

  • Rascal

  • a lean deer

  • Rash

  • quick, violent

  • Rate

  • opinion, judgment

  • Rate

  • to assign, to value
    To scold

  • Ratolorum

  • a ludicrous mistake for Rotulorum

  • Raught

  • past tense of reach

  • Ravin

  • ravenous

  • Ravin

  • to devour

  • Rawly

  • inadequately

  • Rawness

  • unprovided state

  • Rayed

  • arrayed, served

  • Razed

  • slashed

  • Rear-mouse

  • the bat

  • Rebate

  • to deprive of keenness

  • Rebeck

  • a three-stringed fiddle

  • Receipt

  • money received

  • Receiving

  • capacity

  • Recheat

  • a point of the chase to call back the hounds

  • Record

  • to sing

  • Recorder

  • a flute

  • Recure

  • to cure, recover

  • Red-lattice

  • suitable to an ale-house, because ale-houses
    had commonly red lattices

  • Red-plague

  • erysipelas

  • Reduce

  • to bring back

  • Reechy

  • smoky, dirty

  • Refell

  • to refute

  • Refer

  • to reserve to

  • Regiment

  • government

  • Regreet

  • a salutation

  • Regreet

  • to salute

  • Reguerdon

  • requital

  • Relative

  • applicable

  • Remember

  • to remind

  • Remorse

  • pity

  • Remorseful

  • full of pity, compassionate

  • Remotion

  • removal

  • Removed

  • sequestered, remote

  • Render

  • to describe you

  • Render

  • account

  • Renege

  • to renounce, to deny

  • Repair

  • to renovate, comfort

  • Repeal

  • to reverse the sentence of exile. Two
    Gentlemen of Verona

  • Reproof

  • confutation

  • Repugn

  • to resist

  • Requiem

  • mass for the dead, so called because it begins
    with the words, Requiem eternam dona eis, Domine

  • Resolve

  • to satisfy
    To dissolve

  • Respect

  • consideration

  • Respective

  • respectful, thoughtful

  • Respective

  • corresponding

  • Respectively

  • respectfully

  • Retailed

  • handed down

  • Retire

  • retreat

  • Retire

  • to draw back

  • Reverb

  • to echo

  • Revolt

  • a rebel

  • Rib

  • to enclose as within ribs

  • Rid

  • to destroy

  • Rift

  • to split
    to split

  • Rift

  • a split

  • Riggish

  • wanton

  • Rigol

  • a circle

  • Ripe

  • drunk

  • Rivage

  • the shore

  • Rival

  • a partner

  • Rivality

  • equal rank

  • Rive

  • to fire

  • Road

  • the high road, applied to a common woman

  • Roisting

  • roistering, violent

  • Romage

  • unusual stir

  • Ronvon

  • a term of contempt applied to a woman

  • Rood

  • the crucifix

  • Rook

  • a cheater

  • Ropery

  • roguery

  • Rope-tricks

  • tricks such as are played by a rope-dancer

  • Round

  • to whisper
    To become great with child
    to finish off

  • Round

  • a diadem

  • Round

  • unceremonious

  • Roundel

  • a dance or song

  • Roundure

  • an enclosure

  • Rouse

  • carousal

  • Roynish

  • mangy

  • Rubious

  • ruddy

  • Ruddock

  • the redbreast

  • Rush

  • to push

  • Rushling

  • rustling