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 Recourse: f. as Recours. Recourser. To tucke, trusse, or turne vp the garments.

Recousu: m. uë: f. Sowed againe.

Recousure: f. A new sowing, or stitching vp.

Recousse: f. A rescue, recouerie, recouering; a deliuerie from present danger.

Recouvrable: com. Recouerable, rescuable, reobtainable; also, gettable, procurable.

Recouvrance: f. A recouerie, reobtainment, procurement.

Recouvré: m. ée: f. Recouered, reobtained, rescued; also, gotten, procured.

Recouvrement: m. A recouerment, recouering, reobtaining; also, a getting, or procuring.

Recouvrer. To recouer, to reobtaine, to rescue, to get againe; also, to get, or procure.

Recouvreur: m. A mender of slated, or thatched houses.

Recouvrir. To couer againe.

Recoux: m. ouse: f. Rescued, recouered from an iminent danger.

Recoy: m. Rest, quiet, ease.

Recracher. To spit againe.

Recrant. as Recreant. Recreance: f. A restorall, restitution, giuing backe of; also, a deliuerie of possession; and, a possession giuen in a suit vnto one of the parties (who proues that he enioyed the thing all the yeare before) by Sentence prouisionall, or vpon trust, vntill the cause be determined; also, wearinesse, faintneße, faint-heartednesse; also, a refreshment, recreation, reuiuing, cheering vp.  L'Incident de recreance. A suit wherein the demaundant is bound to forfeit a summe of money, if the thing he sues for proue not his; and the defendant likewise is bound, not to impaire it while the possession is his.

Recreant. Tired, toyled, wearied, spent, iaded, out of heart, or faint-hearted, cleane done.

Recreatif: m. iue: f. Recreatiue, delightfull, pleasant, sportfull, merrie.

Recreation: f. Recreation, pastime, sport, a delightfull or pleasant exercise.

Recreativement. Recreatiuely, with recreation, to his recreation, sportfully, delightfully, pleasantly.

Recreer. To recreate, refresh, cheere vp, delight, solace, reuiue, please.

Recremens: m. Excrements.

Recrespé. as Crespu. Recrespir vne muraille. To new-parget a wall.

Recreu: m. euë: f. Tired, wearie, toyled, iaded, spent, out of heart, faint-hearted.  Iamais François ne furent veus recreus de bien faire: Prov. Looke François. Recreuë: f. A supplie, or filling vp of a defectiue companie of souldiers, &c.

Recrever. To burst againe.

Recreusé: m. ée: f. Hollowed againe.

Recreuser. To hollow, or make hollow againe.

Recribler. To sift ouer againe.

Recrier. To crie againe, giue a crie for a crie, answer alowd vnto a lowd demaund.

Recrimination: f. A recrimination, an accusation of an accuser, the retorting of a crime.

Recriminer. To recriminate, retort a crime, accuse an accuser.

Recrochu: m. uë: f. as Recoquebillé; or as Recroquillé.

Recroire. To beleeue againe; also, to reseise, rearrest; also, to restore, deliuer or giue, backe.

Recroiser. To croße, or cancell againe.

Recroiset: m. ette: f. Whence; Croix recroisette. A croße Crosset, or Crosselet (in Blazon.)

Recroist: m. A reincrease; a new, or second growth.

Recroistre. To reincrease; to grow, or spring vp, againe.

Recrocquebillage: m. A hookie crooking, bending, bowing; winding, or turning inwards.

Recroquebillé, & Recroquevillé. as Recroquillé. Recroquillé: m. ée: f. Crooked, bent, bending, snackit, retorted; bowing, foulding, or turning; bowed, foulded, wound, or turned, inwards.

Recroquillement: m. A crooking, bending, bowing, retorting, turning, winding, or foulding, inwards.

Recroquiller. To retort, crooke, bend, bow, turne, fould, or wind, inwards.

Recroquillonné. as Recroquillé. Recrotter. To bedaggle, or bedurtie againe.

Recru. as Recreu. Recrudi: m. ie: f. Made, or growne, raw.

Recrudir. To make (or wax) raw.

Rectangle: m. A straight, or euen angle; a corner whose lines are ioyned so, as no part falls out longer, or shorter then other.

Recte: f. Right, equitie, iustice, honestie. (v.m.) Recteur. (in Languedoc, as in France Curé) A Curate, or Parson.  Recteur de l'Vniversité. The Rector, the Vicechancelor.

Rectificateur: m. A Rectifier.

Rectification: f. A rectification, or a rectifying; a correction, purification, separation of pure from vnpure stuffe, by a second distilling, &c.

Rectifié: m. ée: f. Rectified; corrected, purified; twice distilled; refined by a second, or by frequent distilling.

Rectifier. To rectifie, correct, purifie, purge; to separate the pure, fine, right, from th' impure, große, adulterate stuffe, by distillation.

Rectorerie: f. A Rectorship, a Vicechancelorship.

Rectorial: m. ale: f. Rectoriall, Rector-like; belonging to a Rector, or Vicechancelor.

Recueil: m. A collection, gathering, reaping; also, a welcome, or intertainment.

Recueillant. Collecting, gathering together; also, intertaining, or welcoming.

Recueilleur: m. A Collector, a reaper, a gatherer together.

Recueiller. To collect, reape, gather together; also, to welcome, or intertaine.  Grande moisson l'obeissant recueille: Prov. Great is the Haruest of th' obedient; they that can yeeld will thriue.

Recuict: m. cte: f. Againe, or often, boiled; also, wretched, miserable, niggardlie, miching, pinching, paultrie, dodging.

Recuire. To seeth often, or againe; also, to harden, as with ouer-much baking.  Recuire les carreaux. To blanch the Copings, or Planchets whereof coyne is to be made.  Recuire l'or. c'est le passer vn peu sur la braise. Recuisson: f. A new seething, or, a seething againe.

Recuit. as Recuict. Recuitte de laict. Whay thickned, or curded, by seething; fleetings, wild curds.

Recul: m. A recoyle, or giuing backe; also, the binder part of a thing.

Reculade: f. A recoyling, a going, or giuing backe; also, a by-hole, a remote or secret corner.