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 Regreter. as Regretter. Regretté: m. ée: f. Desired, affected, wished for; also, bewayled, lamented, repented.

Regretter. To desire, affect, wish for, looke or long after; also, to bewayle, bemoane, lament, grieue, sorrow, repent, for.

Regrez. as Regrés. Regrifler. To claw, paw, scratch, againe.

Regriller. To broyle anew vpon a Gridiron.

Regrimper. To climbe, or crawle vp againe.

Regringoté. Chaunted, quauered, often.

Regringoter. To chaunt, warble, or quauer often.

Regripper. To gripe, graspe, or snatch againe.

Regrissé. as Renfrongné. Regrouvi: m. A starueling, wreckling, writling.

Reguarir. To recure, to recouer, to heale againe.

Regue. as Rege. Reguerdonner. To reward plentifully, guerdon abundantly.

Reguerir. To recure, to recouer.

Reguetter. To watch verie narrowly.

Reguinder. To hoyse, or lift vp on high againe; also, to beare roomeward, or make backe againe.

Regule d'antimonie. A kind of Tinne; or, as Estain de glace. Regulier: m. ere: f. Regular, canonicall, liuing vnder prescript rules.  Chanoines reguliers. Regular Canons; tyed vnto greater attendance, and stricter obseruances, then others.

Regulierement. Regularly, canonically, orderly.

Regurgitation: f. An ouerflowing.

Regurgiter. To ouerflow.

Rehabilitation: f. A reestablishing, reinnabling, restoring vnto former abilitie.

Rehabiliter. as Rabiliter. Rehabitation: f. A reinhabitation, reinhabiting; a returning to a former habitation.

Rehabiter. To reinhabite, or dwell againe in.

Rehabituer. To settle againe; to begin to vse, accustome, enure vnto againe.

Rehacher. To hacke, or chop againe.

Rehaïr. To hate extreamely, or againe.

Rehaiter. To reuiue, reioyce, cheere vp exceedingly.

Rehaler. To hale, or pull againe.

Rehanter. Againe to haunt, or frequent.

Reharceler. To harrie, turmoyle, vex againe.

Reharier. as Reharceler. Rehasarder. To readuenture, to hazard yet once more.

Rehaster. To reaccelerate, or giue new wings vnto.

Rehaulsé: m. ée: f. Set higher, or aboue; also, readuanced; also, raised, or vpheld; also, (in painting, &c) rehorsed, or heightened; also, imbossed.  Tapisserie de sayette rehaussée de soye. Whose ground is say, and worke silke.

Rehaulsement: m. A readuancing; also, a raising, a setting higher, or aboue; also, a rehorsing, heightening; leeuing, imbossing.

Rehaulser. To readuance; to raise or set higher, to place aboue; also, (in Painting, &c) to rehorse, heighten; to leeue, to imbosse.

Rehaussé, & Rehausser. as Rehaulsé, &c. Rehennir. To neigh, or whinnie often.

se Reherber. To get new grasse.

Reherser. To harrow ouer againe. Reheurter. Againe to dash, hit, but, or knocke against.

Rehoché: m. ée: f. Shaken, wagged, or iogged againe.

Rehocher. To shake, wag, or iog, againe.

Rehonnir. To shame, or dishonour once more.

Rehouëment: m. A new digging about the foot of a vine, &c; or (more generally) a new digging.

Rehouër. To dig anew; to alter ground by often digging it; also, to dig or open a plant at the root a second time.

Rehouser. To pull on boots once more.

Rehousser. To couer with a foot-cloth once againe.

Rehucher. To whoope, or call, backe from.

Rehumecté: m. ée: f. Moistened, or bedewed once more.

Rehumecter. Againe to moisten, or bedew.

Rehumé: m. ée: f. Againe supped vp.

Rehumer. To sup vp againe.

Rehurter. as Reheurter. Rejalir. as Rejallir. Rejallir. To rebound; to leape, skip, iert, spurt, or sprowt (as water) backe, vpwards, against, or againe; also, to reuerberate, or to reflect.

Rejallissement: m. A rebounding; a leaping, ierting, spurting backe, or vp, against a thing; also, a reflection, or a reuerberation.

Rejanner. To flowt, scoffe, deride, ride.

Rejaper. To barke often, or againe.

Rejarçer. To riue or cleaue, anew.

Rejaser. To babble, or prattle extreamely.

Rejauger. To new-gage caske.

Rejaulnir. To grow yellow againe.

Reject: m. A reiection, a refusall; also, a new putting forth, a casting out againe; also, as Rejet. Reject d'arbre. A young shoot, or sucker, springing out from the root, or foot of a tree.  Reject de femme. A diuorse from, or putting away of, a wife.  Reject de fossé. The banke of a ditch.  Fueille de reject. The leafe that succeeds in the place of another leafe, which hath beene plucked, or beaten downe.

Rejectable: com. Reiectable, refusable.

Rejecté: m. ée: f. Reiected, expelled, refused; abandoned, forsaken, cast off; also, retorted, or cast backe; also confuted; also, newly put, or budded, out.

Rejectement: m. A reiecting, expelling, driuing or chasing out, putting or casting off; a refusing, forsaking, abandoning, renouncing; also, a retorting, or throwing backe; a confuting, a refelling; also, a new budding, or putting out, as of trees in the Spring.

Rejecter. To reiect, expell, put or cast off, driue or chase out; to refuse, abandon, forsake, renounce; also, to retort, or throw backe; also, to refell, or confute; also, to bud, or put out, as trees in the Spring; also, to giue, as timber, &c, in wet weather, &c.

Rejection: f. A reiection; or, as Rejectement. Rejecton: m. A young shoot, or sience, that springs from the root, or stocke, of a tree.  Rejecton de mouches à miel. A swarme of Bees.

Rejet: m. The brimme of the louer of a Doue coat, whereon the Pigeons alight; also, the iert giuen by a horses legs when he yerkes out behind; also, as Reject.

Rejettable. as Rejectable.

Rejettal: m. An Engine wherewith small birds are caught.