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 Reclorre. To shut, or close vp againe; (also, as Biner, in Languedoc.)

Reclos: m. ose: f. Shut, or closed vp againe.

Reclouër. To nayle againe.

Reclus: m. use: f. Closely kept in, or shut vp, as a Monke, or Nunne; retyred, solitarie.

Recocquebillé: m. ée: f. Snackit, or whose end turnes vpward; whence;  Nez recocquebillé. Whose bridge is flat or hollow in the middest, and turnes vp at the end.

Recogneu: m. euë: f. Recognized, acknowledged, called vnto remembrance.

Recognoissance: f. A recognizing, agnition, acknowledgement; also, a Badge, or Cognisance; also, an acknowledgement of tenure, or that he holds his land of another.

Recognoissant: m. ante: f. Recognizing, acknowledging; remembring, or calling vnto mind.

Recognoistre. To recognize, agnize, acknowledge, aduow, take notice or acquaintance of; call vnto mind, or memorie; also, to take a precise view of, looke especially or diligently at; also, to acknowledge a tenure, or that he holds of another.  Il se recognoist à la langue Italienne. He is well seene, or skilfull, in the Jtalian.  C'est vne vache de Barbarie qui ne recognoist que son propre veau; Looke Barbarie. Folie faire, & folie recognoistre sont deux paires de folie: Prov. To doe euill, and then brag of it, is a double wickednesse.

Se Recoibler. To withdraw, or to retire, himselfe.

Recoiffer. To dresse or attire (as a woman) her head a-*new, to put on her coife againe.

Recoigné: m. ée: f. Knocked, or wedged, in againe.

Recoigner. To wedge, or knocke, in againe.

Recoin: m. A corner, by-place, odde hole.

Recolé: m. ée: f. (Tesmoings recolez) recalled, and reexamined. Recolement de tesmoings. A reexamination of witneßes (especially when they haue not deposed fully, or plainely, enough) before they be confronted with such as they haue accused: Tis also vsed, sometimes, in tryalls vpon ciuill Actions; howsoeuer, their former depositions are first read vnto them.

Recoler tesmoings. To reexamine witneßes, or summon them vnto a reexamination, &c; as in Recollement. Recollationné: m. ée: f. Reexamined by the Originall.

Recollationner. To take a new collation; also, to reexamine a copie by the Originall, or one writing by another.

Recoller. To glue againe.

Recollets: m. A certaine vpstart sect of Franciscan Fryers.

Recolorer. To colour anew, to set fresh colours on.

Recolte: f. A gathering, reaping, haruest.  Les soldats ont fait leur recolte. Haue beene a forraging, haue got in their forrage.

Recombatre. To fight againe.

Recombler. To add heape vnto heape, to fill vp againe.

Recomfort &c. Looke Reconfort &c. Recommandable: com. Recommendable, commendable, praise-worthie.

Recommandablement. Recommendably, commendably, praise-worthily.

Recommandaces: f. Funerall prayers, or praises.

Recommandatif: m. iue: f. Recommendatiue, recommending. Recommandation: f. A recommendation.

Recommandatoire: com. Commendatorie, recommendatorie.

Recommandé: m. ée: f. Recommended, praised, commended vnto.  Avoir vne chose pour recommandée. To haue a care, to make account, of.

Recommander. To recommend, or commend, vnto; to giue one charge, to commit vnto the care, of; also, to praise, or speake well of.  Ie me recommande à leurs espaules. Woe to their shoulders, for they are sure of a cudgelling.  De prescheur qui se recommande en tout temps bon heur nous defende: Prov. From begging Preachers fortune still defend vs.

Recommanderesses: f. Such women as by commending, and vndertaking for, maids, procure them seruices.

Recommandeur: m. A recommendor, commendor, praiser.

Recommencé: m. ée: f. Recommenced, iterated, renewed, begun againe.

Recommencer. To recommence, iterate, renew, begin afresh.  Ce sera tousiours à recommencer. This worke requires so many renewings, as it will neuer be done; or, so may we toyle full hard and be no whit the neerer, or neuer haue done.

Recommendable &c. as Recommandable &c. Recommuniquer. To recommunicate, reimpart, conferre with againe.

Recompense: f. A recompence, meed, reward, guerdon.

Recompensé: m. ée: f. Recompenced, guerdoned, rewarded, remunerated.

Recompensement: m. A guerdoning, recompencing, remunerating, rewarding.

Recompenser. To recompence, guerdon, remunerate, reward.

Recompenseur: m. A recompencer.

Recomposer. To recompose, to frame anew.

Recompter. To count, or tell ouer, againe.

Reconciliateur: m. A reconciler, pacifyer, peace-maker.

Reconciliation: f. A reconciliation, pacification, attonement, agreement.

Reconcilier. To reconcile, pacifie, attone, agree, make peace, renew loue betweene, bring into fauor againe.  Reconcilier vne eglise. To purge, clense, reconsecrate a Church by fasting, prayers, &c.

Recondamner. To recondemne, or condemne againe.

Recondit: m. ite: f. Hidden, concealed, kept secret.

Reconduire. To reconduct, bring backe, lead or guide homeward againe.

Reconduiseur: m. A reconductor; a leader, bringer, guider backe, or homeward againe.  De meschant hoste bon reconduisseur: Pro. Looke Hoste. Reconferer. To reconferre, or talke of the matter againe.

Reconfermé: m. ée: f. Reconfirmed, reinforced, reassured.

Reconfermer. To reconfirme, reinforce, reaßure.

Reconfesser. To reconfesse, or confesse againe.

Reconfiné: m. ée: f. Reconfined, banished anew.

Reconfiner. To reconfine, or banish anew.

Reconfisquer. To reconfiscate, or make a new seisure vnto the Princes, or publike, vse.

Reconfort: m. Great solace, or comfort, much consolation.

Reconforté: m. ée: f. Much comforted.