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 Redimé: m. ée: f. Redeemed.

Redimer. To redeeme, ransome, recouer, buy out.

Redins: m. Redding clothes.

Redire. To repeat, rehearse, recite, say or tell ouer againe.  Il n'y aura que redire. It will find him worke ynough I warrant him.  Ou il n'y a que redire. Full, perfect, absolute, exquisite; without fault, without want, without lack; wherin nothing is omitted, no more can be desired then there is.  Tant redire? ''What! so many repetitions? shall mine eares be still cloyed, shall my head be euer beaten, with one tale?''

Redisner. To dine againe.

Redistribuer. To redistribute, or deale backe againe.

Redite: f. as Redicte. Redition: f. A restoring, surrendring, yeelding vp, giuing ouer of.

Redituaires. Moines red. A sect of Franciscan Friers, which haue lands and reuenewes; therein differing from the Mendicants, or begging Friers, who are to possesse nothing.

Reditte. as Redicte. Redolent: m. ente: f. Redolent, fragrant, sweet-smelling, odoriferous, pleasant.

Redompté: m. ée: f. Resubdued, or tamed againe.

Redompteur: m. A resubduer of.

Redon: m. A gift returned; or one thing giuen for another; also, the requitall of an ill by a good, turne.

Redondage: m. Grosse, or course meale; grudgions.

Redondamment. Redundantly, excessiuely, superfluously.

Redonder. To redound, ouercharge, fall vpon, returne backe; light, fall, or breake out; run ouer with fullnesse, abound in excesse.

Redonner. To giue backe, to returne.  Qui du *sien donne Dieu luy redonne: Pro. God rewardeth almes-giuers.

Redonter. as Redompter. Redorer. To gild ouer anew.

Redormir. To sleepe againe.

Redormissement: m. A falling into a new sleepe, a sleeping againe.

Redouble: m. A redoublement; double fould, or bought; a redoubling.

Redoublé: m. ée: f. Redoubled; often repeated or doubled.

Redoublement: m. A redoubling, an often doubling.

Redoubler. To redouble; to repeat, or double, often.

Redoubleur: m. A redoubler.

Redoublure: f. A redoubling.

Redoubtable: com. Redoubtable, dreadfull, fearefull, terrible.

Redoubté: m. ée: f. Redoubted, feared, awed, dreaded.

Redoubter. To dread, redoubt, feare, awe.

Redoubtillon: m. A scar-crow; any deuice wherwith birds, &c, are frighted away.

Redoupier. A horse to turne diuers times with one breath.

Redoutant. Redoubting, dreading.

Redouter, & Redoutillon. as Redoubter, & Redoubtillon. Redressé: m. ée: f. Redressed; straightened.

Redresser. To redresse, straighten, set or make straight, correct, reforme, amend.

Reduction: f. A reduction, reducing, bringing backe, leading or fetching home againe; also, a recouerie, or a reconquest of a lost countrey.

Reduict: m. A retrait, or secret place of retirall; also, as Reduite. Reduict: m. cte: f. Looke Reduit. Reduire. To reduce, bring backe, or vnto; also, to lead forth.  Reduire à sa memoire. To remember, or call vnto remembrance.  Reduire quelqu'un à memoire de. To remember, or put one in mind of.  Reduire vn enfant gasté. To reclaime him.  Reduire en pouldre. To make dust, or powder of; to to put or doe into, to pownd or beat vnto, powder.

Reduisant. Reducing, bringing backe.

Reduit: m. Reduced, brought backe, or into; conducted home againe; also, led forth; also, brought.  Reduit à l'herbe. In extreame want, most bare of meanes, in great necessitie; at a verie low ebbe.  Reduit de livres en quarterons. Extreamely wasted, whereof at least three quarters be spent.  Reduit au petit pied. Looke Pied. Reduit au tapis. Cleane out of meanes, and imployment; (and at play) left a bareboord, whose money is all lost.

Reduite: f. A Blockhouse, or little fort.

Rée. A faultie, or guiltie person; one that is accused, or arraiged; a defendant in any suit.

Reedification: f. A reedification, reedifying, new-*building.

Reedifié: m. ée: f. Reedified, againe built.

Reedifier. To reedifie, to build againe.

Reel: m. A manner of catching water-fowle.

Réel: m. elle: f. Reall, eßentiall.  Tailles réelles. Which are imposed on, or due by reason of land; which follow the land.

Réellement. Really, in verie truth, in verie deed.

Réement: m. The braying, or bellowing of a red Deere.

Reémeré. as Remeré. Réentement: m. A new graffing, a graffing againe.

Réenter. To graffe anew, or againe.

Réenterrer. To reenterre; to put into the earth againe.

Réer. To bellow, to bray: (In tearmes of hunting we say, that the red Deere bells, and the fallow troytes or croynes.)

Réestre. To be renewed, or be againe.

Refaçon: f. A second forme, new fashion, reformation.

Refaçonner. To reforme, to make of a new, or of another, fashion.

Refaict: m. cte: f. Renewed, repaired, improued, made anew, amended; also, plumpe, fattened, high-fed; swollen, puffed vp, as parboiled meat.  Chasteau abbatu est à demy refaict: Prov. Looke Chasteau. D'un vilain refaict Dieu nous garde: Prov. From a churle growne riche good Lord deliuer vs.

Refaillir. To faile the second time.

Refaire. To repaire, amend, renew, make new; also, to parboyle, or make plumpe by parboyling.  Se refaire. To recouer his health, to grow strong, whole, well, in heart, againe.  Refaire son nez. To picke vp his crummes againe.  Robbe refait moult l'homme: Prov. Good clothes doe much for a man (that would be handsome.

Refait. Looke Refaict. Refarder. To paint often, or ouer againe.

Refascher. To anger anew.

Refauché: m. ée: f. Cut, or mowed, againe.