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Racheté, & Racheter. as Rachapté, & Rachapter. Racheteur: m. A redeemer; a ransomer; a recouerer of things paßed away, for money.

Rachimburges: m. Certaine Judges of causes which were determinable by the Law Salick.

Racin. as Raisin: ¶Langued. Racine: f. A root; also, the spring, source, originall, or cause of a matter.  Racine creuse. Hollow root, Holewort, Bulbus fumitorie; (an hearbe.)  Racine iaulne. The Carrot root.  Racine quarrée. Is (in Arithmetick) a number which multiplied by it selfe yeelds another whole (and square) number; as 6 doth 36; or 10, 100.  Racine sanguinaire. A kind of Storks-bill, tearmed Bloudwort, of the propertie it hath to staunch bloud, or cure bloudie wounds.  Racine sentant la rose. Rosewort, Roseroot; an hearb.  Racine & tout. Vp, or euen, by the root; wholly, vtterly, quite and cleane.  Telle racine telle fueille: Prov. Such root (we say, such tree) such fruit.

Racinette: f. A small root.

Racineux: m. euse: f. Rootie, full of roots.

Raclant. Scraping; also, rasping, or grating.

Racle: f. A scraper; a raspe, or grater; also, th' yron (ring, or) hammer of a doore.

Raclé: m. ée: f. Scraped, rasped; grated.  C'est vn poinez raclé. It is a case resolued, a matter concluded of, a thing fully determined.

Racledenare: m. A scrape-good.

Raclement: m. A scraping; a rasping.

Racler. To scrape; raspe; grate; rake, rub, scrub; rase.  À bander & à racler. By hooke or crooke; by right or by wrong; in all extremitie; Looke Bander. Racleresse: f. A woman that scrapeth.

Raclet. (The name of) a foole; and therefore of litte vnderstanding in the Law: ¶Rab. Racletorets: m. Such as rub sweaters in hot bathes, or hot-houses.

Racleur: m. A scraper; a rasper, a grater.  Racleur de cheminées. A Chimney-sweeper.

Racleure: f. as Raclure. Racloir: m. A raspe, grater, scraper; also, the strickle wherewith corne is measured; also, as Racle. Le racloir d'un'arquebuse. The crooked pin of yron scrued into the end of the scowring sticke; we call it a Worme.

Raclure: f. A scraping; rasping; grating; raking; rubbing, scrubbing; rasure, or a rasing.  Raclures. Scrapings, shauings, parings; offalls, fragments, remnants.

Racommodé: m. ée: f. Reaccommodated, mended or fitted anew.

Racompter. as Raconter. Raconté: m. ée: f. Told, related, rehearsed, reported.

Raconter. To tell, relate, report, rehearse, deliuer.

Raconteur: m. A relator, a rehearser, a reporter.

Racorder. See Raccorder. Racorny: m. ye: f. Growne hornie, made or become as hard as horne.

Racourci. Looke Raccourci. Racourir. To recourse, to recurre, to run towards again.

Racquette. as Raquette. Racquit. See Raquit. Racrocher. To wrie or crooke, to make of a hookie forme.

se Racroupir. To knit, or draw vp, or gather close together (as a doing horse) his hinder parts. Raddouber. as Radouber. Rade: f. A road, an open harbor for shipping.

Rade: com. Quicke, swift: ¶Pic. Radeau: m. A Raft, or float-boat of timber.

Radial: m. ale: f. Of, or belonging to, th' vpper, and bigger bone of th' arme.

Radjancé: m. ée: f. Readapted, reaccommodated.

Radjancer. To reapt, readapt, readiust, reaccommodate.

Radiation: f. A rasing, or blotting out; (a Law tearme;) also, a radiant brightnesse, as of the Sunne-beames; or a blazing, shining, glittering; casting forth of beames.

Radical: m. ale: f. Radicall; of, or from, the root; belonging to a root.  Humeur radicale. Radicall, or naturall moisture.

Radicalement. Radically, deepely, vp by the root, from th' originall, from the verie root.

Radieux: m. euse: f. Radiant, shining, glittering, blazing, flaring, leaming, full of beames.

Radis: m. A Raddish root.  Radis fendu. The double Raddish, or many-rooted Raddish.

Radot. les arbres qui servēt des radots aux maisons. Which serue, or are good for, the reparation, or mending of houses.

Radoté. vn vieux radoté. An old dotard, or doting fool.

Radotement: m. Dotage, or a doting.

Radoter. To dote, raue, play the cokes, erre grossely in vnderstanding.

Radoub: m. as Radoubement. Radoubé: m. ée: f. Patched, botched, peeced, mended.

Radoubement: m. A peecing, mending, patching, or botching vp of.

Radouber. To peece, mend, renew, patch, or botch vp.

Radoubeur: m. A mender, peecer, patcher, botcher.

Radoüere: f. A strickle for the measuring of corne.

Radresse. A redresse, reformation, amends.

Radressé: m. ée: f. Redreßed, amended, reformed, corrected.

Radressement: m. A redressing, amending, reforming.

Radresser. To redreße, amend, correct, reforme.

Radresseur: m. A redresser, amender, corrector, a reformer.

Radvestir. To readuest, reinuest, reinseisin, put againe into possession.

Radvestissement: m. A readuesture, or a readuesting; a reinuesting, reinseisining.

Radveu: m. uë: f. Readuowed; readuouched, reacknowledged, reapproued, taken into protection againe.

se Radviser. To readuise himselfe, take further aduisement, thinke better, or otherwise, of the matter.

Raduné: m. ée: f. Assembled, or gathered together.

Raduner. To assemble, or gather together.

Radvouër. To readuow, readuouch, reacknowledge, reapproue, warrant, or take into protection, againe.

Raf. il ne leur lairra rif ny raf. Looke Rif. Rafaux: m. Wild Bores of about two yeares of age, when first their tuskes begin to peere out of their mouthes.

Rafe: f. A rifling; or as Raffle; whence;  Faire sa rafe. To make his hand, or make vp his mouth, by many purchases, or prizes.

Rafé: m. ée: f. Rifled; scraped; caught, or snatched; also, slipped away.

Rafer. To rifle; to catch, or snatch; also, to scrape; also, to slip away.

Raffarder. To raile; or scoffe at; (an old word.)

Raffermi: m. ie: f. Hardened, or settled anew.

Raffinage: m. The refinement, or quintescence of.

Raffiné: m. ée: f. Refined, purified.