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 Rebarboter. To mutter, or mumble words often betweene the teeth.

Rebarder vn cheval. To put on a horses armour, trappings, or furniture againe.

Rebassiné: m. ée: f. Often or againe chafed, rubbed, fomented, warmed.

Rebassiner. To rub, chafe, heat, foment often, or vntill it be throughly warme.

Rebaster son asne. To saddle his Aße againe.

Rebasti: m. ie: f. Reedified; repaired.

Rebastir. To reedifie, rebuild; repaire.

Rebatement: m. A reuerberation, repercussion, repulsing, beating backe.

Rebatre. To reuerberate, repell, repulse, beat or driue backe againe.

Rebaudi: m. ie: f. Blithe, merrie, buxome, iocond, frolicke; lustie, liuelie, stirring, light.

Rebec: m. The fiddle tearmed a Rebeck.  Visage de rebec. A chittiface, or sneaksbie.  Iouër du rebec. as Se Rebecquer. Rebecher. To dig (the ground) againe.

Rebecqué. Il a rebecqué contre moy. He answered me sawcily, replyed vnto me malapertly, withstood me proudly to my teeth.

Rebecquer. To giue a pecke for a bob, or to pick againe, as one Cocke at another that pecks him.  Se rebecquer contre. Proudly to withstand, resist, contend with, oppose himselfe vnto; to thwart sawcily, answere malapertly; set vp his bristles against.

Rebeine: f. A riot, rout, sedition, tumult, vprore; a rebellion.

Rebelle: com. Rebellious; wilfull, stubborne, restie, disobedient, that will not be ruled.

Rebellé: m. ée: f. Rebelled, reuolted from.

Rebellement: m. A rebelling, reuolting, rising against his Soueraigne.

Rebeller. To rebell, reuolt from, resist, rise vp against his Soueraigne.

Rebellion: f. Rebellion; a publike reuolt; resistance of a lawfull authoritie; stubbornnesse, disobedience, wilfullneße.

Rebeluter. To boult ouer againe.  Il rebelute ceste mesme paste. He handles, intreates of, runnes ouer, the selfe-same matter againe.

Rebender. To bend againe.

Rebenir. as Rebenistre. Rebenistre. To blesse againe, to bestow a new blessing on; also, to hallow, or sanctifie a holie (but prophaned) thing.

Rebequer. See Rebecquer. Rebetre: f. A Wrenne. ¶Norm. Rebeyne. as Rebeine. Rebigoter. To play the hypocrite, or superstitious noddie againe.

Rebindaine: com. Reuersed, ouerturned, turned vpside downe; whence;  À Iambes rebindaines. With legs wide stragling, and vpwards turned.

Rebiné: m. ée: f. Eared, or tilled the second time.

Rebinement: m. The second tilth, earing, or breaking vp of land.

Rebiner. To plow, till, or eare ground the second time.

Rebineur des choses accordées. One that denyes, reuokes, or calls backe, his word; one that withstands, or will not stand vnto, conditions before agreed on. Reblanchir. To white ouer againe.

Reblandi: m. ie: f. Soothed, smoothed, sweetned, made gentle, appeased, by faire words.

Reblandir. To reblandish; repacifie, reappease; to qualifie, sooth, or smooth againe; to sue, or seeke, vnto a person offended.  Reblandir le bestail prins en dommage. To pay for the dammage done by them.  Reblandir le Seigneur. A Tenant vpon the seisure of his land for non-payment of rent, &c, to repaire vnto his Landlord, or to his officer, and demaund the true cause thereof; or make him a reasonable, and sufficient offer of satisfaction; or with good words, and in faire tearmes, to excuse his omissions, or defaults of payment, &c, and intreat him to beare yet a while with him.

Reblandissement: m. A reblandishment, reblandishing, repacifying, reappeasing; also, an offer of satisfaction, or a request of forbearance, for duties omitted, rents vnpayed, wrongs done.

Rebobeliné: m. ée: f. Patched, cobled, mended againe.

Rebobeliner. Againe to coble, patch, or mend.

Rebobelineur: m. A cobler, patcher, botcher.

Rebobiné: m. ée: f. Patched all ouer.

Rebond: m. A rebound, a rebounding.

Rebondi: m. ie: f. Full, plumpe, fleshie, fat; also, rebounded.

Rebondir. To rebound, or leape backe.  Les viandes nouvelles font rebondir l'estomac: Pro. The stomacke rises against vncouth meats.

Rebondissement: m. A rebounding, or leaping backe.

Rebondonner. To put the bung in, or stop with a bung, againe.

Rebordé: m. ée: f. Hemmed; bordered, welted, anew.

Reborder. To hemme, welt, border, anew.

Reborner. To make new bounds for, appoint other limits vnto.

Reboté: m. ée: f. Booted againe.

Reboter. To boot, or pull on bootes, againe.

Rebouché: m. ée: f. Dulled, blunted; also, stopped vp againe.

Rebouchement: m. A dulling, or blunting; a stopping vp againe.

Reboucher. To dull, or blunt; also, to stop vp againe.  Cela me rebouche au coeur. That is against my stomacke, or goeth against my heart.

Reboucler. To buckle againe.

Rebouffer. Againe to swell, or puffe vp, the cheekes.

Rebougié: m. ée: f. Seared anew, or with another size.

Rebougier. To seare againe.

Rebouër: m. Le bas reb. An Engine wherewith fish is (forbidden to be) caught.

Rebouillement: m. A boyling once more, or ouer againe, a second boyling.

Rebouillir. To boyle once more, or ouer againe, to boyle the second time.

Rebouillonner. To bubble, surge, or wamble often, or ouer againe.

Reboulé: m. ée: f. Bowled againe; also, turned downe, or in; shrunke in.

Rebouler. To bowle againe; also, to turne downe, or in; to shrinke in.

Rebourjonnement: m. A new budding.

Rebourjonner. To burgeon, bud, or put out, anew.

Rebours: m. (Substant.) The rugged, and high nap of new cloth, raised by certaine yron combes, and then shorne off by the Clothworker.