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 Remboister vn os. To set it, or put it, into ioynt againe.

Rembouër: m. An Engine wherewith fish is (forbidden to be) caught.

Rembourrer. To stuffe vp againe with flockes.

Rembourreur: m. A mender of vnstuffed saddles.

Rembours. as Remboursement. Remboursé: m. ée: f. Reimbursed; repayed.

Remboursement: m. A reimbursement, a reimbursing; a repayment of money borrowed, or spent.

Rembourser. To reimburse; to repay, restore, or giue backe, money spent, &c.  Il les fit rembourser de tous leurs interests. He payed them for all their losses, or harmes.  Il n'y a rien à rembourser tout est à boire. Spoken ieastingly of a fart let in companie.

Rembourseur: m. A reimburser; a repayer.

Rembraser. To rekindle, reinflame, put new fire vnto.

Rembrasser. To reimbrace.

Rembre. To redeeme; (An old word, and yet vsed by some countrey Clerkes.)

se Rembrider. Cheval qui se rembride. A horse that armes, or defends himselfe vpon the breast, (by clapping the branches of his Bit against it.)

Rembrocher. To spit, or put on a spit againe.

Rembrouiller. To reintangle.

Rembrousser. Looke Rebrousser. Rembusché: m. ée: f. Reimbushed; lodged, or put among bushes; also, layed or lying, in a new Ambusbuscadoe.

Rembuschement: m. A reimbushment; the place wherat mild beasts enter into a thicket after that they haue preyed, or pastured.

Rembuscher. To lodge a wild beast among bushes; to driue him into a thicket; also, to lay, or make a new amcadoe.

Remede: m. A remedie, redresse, medecine, helpe; also that allay which Goldsmithes, Jewellers, and Money-makers, are permitted to adde vnto th' allowed imbasement of gold, or siluer; as where with a siluer peece of eleuen pence value there is a twelfth part of copper allowed to be mingled, the remede'' is about two graines ouer and besides that twelfth. This aduantage they haue gotten vpon allegation, That they cannot precisely hit, or iustly keepe, the scantling required of them by the Law.''

Remediement: m. A remedying, redressing, healing, helping.

Remedier. To remedie, redresse, heale, helpe.

Remembrance: f. A remembrance, or mindfulnesse; also, a cause of remembrance; a resemblance, or image of; a thing that beares the forme, or puts vs in mind, of another thing.

Remembré: m. ée: f. Remembred, called to memorie.

se Remembrer. To remember; to call vnto mind or memorie.

Rememoration: f. A remembrance, or a remembring.

Rememoré: m. ée: f. Remembred, recorded.

Rememorer. To record, remember, call vnto mind.

Remenacer. To threaten againe.

Remenant. as Remanent. Remenement: m. A bringing backe.

Remener. To bring backe.

Remerciant. Thanking.

Remercié: m. ée: f. Thanked.

Remerciement: m. A thanking, or thanks-giuing.

Remercier. To thanke, to yeeld or giue thanks vnto. Remeré: m. A redeeming of things morgaged, or sold.  Grace, ou faculté de remeré. Is due vnto, or procured by, the sellers next kinsman.

Remerer. To redeeme, or buy backe, a thing sold.

Remesler. To mingle againe.

Remesurer. To measure ouer againe.

Remettre. To renew, repaire, reuiue, restore, set vp againe; also, to refer, cōmit, or put vnto; also, to remit, forgiue, pardon, acquit, release, vnto; also, to slacken, or qualifie th' extremitie of; also, to deferre, delay, prorogue, put off.  Remettez vous en vous. Come againe vnto, returne againe into, your selfe; bring your selfe home againe.  Se remettre à sa premiere besongne. To returne, to fall, set, or giue himselfe, vnto his former imployments.  Il s'y veut remettre. He will to it afresh, he will about it againe.

Remeubler. To new-furnish with mouables.

Reminer. To mine againe.

Reminiscence: f. Remembrance (of things which were once before in the mind.)

Remirer. To view, see, eye, behold; aime, or leuell at, often, or againe.

Remis: m. ise: f. Restored, reuiued, renewed, repaired, set vp againe; also, referred, committed, or put; also, remitted, forgiuen, acquited, released; also, deferred, prorogued, put ouer or off, vnto; also, remisse, cold, slacke, loosse, dull, carelesse, or negligent, in.   En fin remis vn peu en soy. Being come gaine vnto himselfe, or hauing somewhat recouered himselfe.

Remise: f. A restorall, reuiuement, recouerie, setting vp againe; also, a remitment, acquittance, release; also, a reference, referring, or committing vnto; also, a slackning, deferring, prolonging, or (as in Law) a delay, or putting off of a cause by consent of parties, and for a certaine time; also, th' alighting of fowle after their second flight; also, the manage, tearmed otherwise, Passade. Par remises. By fits, by turnes, but now and then.

Remissible: com. Remittable, pardonable, forgiueable, releasable.

Remission: f. A remission, or forgiueneße; a pardon for an offence which, by the Law, brings death: And hereof some French Lawyers make foure kinds; viz. Remission de droict, ou de Iustice. A Pardon of course; is granted by th' inferior Chanceries (yet in the Kings name) for Manslaughter se defendendo, or by chance medley, and for other such offences as the Law may pardon.  Remission de grace. A Pardon of grace, or his Maiesties most gracious Pardon (for Homicides, &c, of a more hainous kind) must bee procured from the King himselfe, and out of the great Chauncerie.   Remission (ou Abolition) generale. A generall Pardon (with exception) verie like that which is granted in th' end of our Parliaments.  Remission (ou Abolition) speciale. A speciall Pardon granted by the King vnto a particular person (in what maner, or by what meanes soeuer) offending.

Remissionaire: com. Whose offence is remitted.

Remmailloter. To swathe, or swaddle, againe.

Remmalicer. To grow more spightfull, or malicious.

Remmancher. To put on a new haft, or helue.

Remocquer. To mocke, or flowt againe; also, to tow one veßell at the sterne of another.

Remolin: m. A feather; a little circle of retorted, or curled haire, on the forhead, creast, or any other part, of a horse.

Remollitif: m. iue: f. Mollifying, softening.