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 Rechanté: m. ée: f. Resounded, or sung againe; also, repeated, reiterated, rehearsed.

Rechanter. To sing, ring, or sound, againe; also, to repeat, reiterate, rehearse.

Recharge: f. A recharge, surcharge, new charge.  Ils cannonerent avec telle recharge. Their Artillerie went off so thicke together.  Par sa lettre il luy fit nouvelle recharge. He moued, vrged, or solicited him anew by his letter.

Rechargé: m. ée: f. Recharged, charged anew.

Rechargeoüer: m. A Spring; the Ginne set for Snites, Woodcocks, &c.

Recharger. To recharge; to giue a new charge vnto, a fresh charge on; to redouble a commission, commaund, or assault; also, to resolicite, or to reply.  Recharger par dessus. To surcharge, ouercharge, ouerlay; also, to lay ouer, or vpon.

Rechassé: m. ée: f. Repelled, retorted, thrust back; chased, or driuen from.

Rechasser. To repell, retort, thrust backe; chase, or driue away from.

Rechatouiller. To tickle againe.

Rechaucher. as Rechausser. Rechauffé: m. ée: f. Heated againe; also, heated; Looke Eschauffé. Rechauffement: m. A heating againe; also, a heating, or putting into heat.

Rechauffer. To heat, or warme againe; also, to heat, put into heat, giue warmth vnto.  Rechauffer vn chien. To make him lustie, or desirous of the bitch; to bring him into, prouoke him vnto, lust.

Rechault: m. A Chafing-dish; also, hot coales, or embers (vsed sometimes in stead, or for want, of a Chafing-dish.)

Rechaussé: m. ée: f. New hosed, or shod; hosed, or shod againe; also, couered (as a tree) at the root, foot, or bottome.

Rechaussement: m. A new shooing or hosing, a shooing or hosing againe; also, a couering (or new couering) at the root, foot, or bottome.

Rechausser. To bestow new hose, or shooes, on; (Se Rechausser. To put them on, or put them on againe;) also, to couer at the root, foot, or bottome; whence;  Rechausser vn arbre. To lay new earth about the root of a tree.

Recheance: f. A possession in trust; the vse or custodie of a thing on condition, or with a prouiso, to restore it.

Rechef. De re. Againe, afresh, eftsoones, anew.

Recheminer. To walke againe.

Recheoir. To returne, fall backe or againe.

Recherche, & Rechercher. Looke Recerche, & Recercher. Rechevillé: m. ée: f. Pegged, or pinned, anew.

Recheviller. To peg, or pinne, anew.

Recheute: f. A recidiuation, relapse, new fall.

Recheuter. To relapse; to fall backe, or againe.

Rechiffrer. To make new ciphers, to reexamine by ciphering, to cipher ouer againe.

Rechignant. Powting, frowning, lowring.

Rechignard: m. A frowning, lowring, powting, sullen, soure-looking, dogged, or grimme fellow.

Rechigné: m. ée: f. Frowning, lowring, soure-looking, powting, sullen, dogged, grimme.

Rechignement: m. Grimnesse, frowning, lowring; a powting, sullennesse, doggednesse.

Rechignément. Frowningly, grimly, lowringly, with a crabbed, or soure looke. Rechigner. To frowne, lowre, powt, be surlie, looke sullenly, sourely, grimly, doggedly.  Rechigner des dents. To gyrne, or grinne like a dog.

Rechiné, & Rechiner. as Rechigné, & Rechigner. Rechoir. Looke Recheoir. Rechoisir. To chuse againe.

Recidive: f. A recidiuation, relapse.

Recidivé: m. ée: f. Relapsed, fallen backe, or againe.

Recidiver. To recidiuate, relapse, fall backe, or againe.

Recimenter. To cement, or parget ouer anew.

Reciné: m. An after-noones nuncheon, or collation; an Aunders-meat.

Reciner. To feed betweene dinner and supper; to make an afternoones collation.

Recipé: m. A Phisitions Receit; the bill, or ticket whereby he directs the Apothecarie.

Reciprocation: f. A reciprocation, returning, mutuall yeelding, or interchanging.

Reciproque: com. Reciprocall, mutuall, interchangeable, one for another.

Reciproquer. To reciprocate, interchange, returne one for another.

Recirer. To put new Wax vnto, to Wax againe.

Recise. Hearbe Auens, Bennet, or Bleßed.

Recision: f. A recision, cancelling, or cutting off.

Recit: m. A recitall, rehearsall, narration, declaration.  Sans faire recit du demeurant. Omitting the rest.

Recitateur: m. A recitor, a repeater, a rehearser, a declarer.

Recité: m. ée: f. Recited, repeated, rehearsed.

Recitement: m. A reciting, repeating, rehearsing.

Reciter. To recite, repeat, rehearse; to declare, or tell ouer againe; also, to cite, adiourne, or summon the second time.

Reciteur. as Recitateur. Reclaim: m. A praying in aid of a Superior; a petition, or complaint made vnto a higher power; also, as Reclain; or, a bill of Complaint exhibited against a debtor, who being bound in an obligation vnder the Seale Royall, breaketh his promise.

Reclain. as Reclaim; or, a refusall to pay the contents of an obligation; or (as in some customes) the summe limitted by a Sentence.

Reclam: m. as Reclame. Reclamation: f. A contradiction, gainesaying, or crying against; also, a challenge, or demaund; a prosecution, pursuit, or suit in Law; also, an often calling vpon, an earnest crying vnto.

Reclame: f. A Sohoe, or Heylaw; a lowd calling, whooting, or whooping to make a Hawke stoope vnto the Lure; also, a clayme, or challenge.

Reclamé: m. ée: f. Called often or instantly, earnestly cryed vnto; also, repugned, contradicted, gainsayed; exclaimed vpon, complained against; also, sued, prosecuted, pursued; also, demaunded, challenged; owned.

Reclamer. To call often, or instantly, to cry vnto earnestly; also, to repugne, contradict, gainesay; exclaime vpon, complaine against; also, to sue, pursue, or prosecute in Law; also, to claime, challenge; demaund; owne.  Reclamer son homme de corps. A Lord to prosecute or pursue his villaine which is gone, without his leaue, to reside in a forraine Prouince, or Iurisdiction.

Recliner. as Encliner.