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Rentraire. To lay in, or lay downe, a seame; also, to draw, dearne, or sow vp a rent in a garment.

Rentrayeur. as Rentraieur. Rentré: m. ée: f. Reentred, returned in, gone in againe.  C'est bien rentré de picques. ''To the purpose J warrant you. (Jronically.)''

Rentrer. To reenter, to returne in, or goe in againe; also, to speake merrily, or vnhappily; suddainely to come out with a pleasant or wittie conceit; to light on a ieast; also, as Rentraire. Rentrer en mesme bourbier. To fall into the same error againe.

Rentreur: m. A drawer of cloth.

Renvahir. To reinuade.

Renveloper. To reinuelope, reinwrap.

Renvenimer. To reinuenome.

Renverse: f. Coup donné à la ren. A crosse blow.  Tomber à la renverse. To fall backward.

Renversé: m. ée: f. Ouerturned, ouerthrowne, turned inside out or vpside downe; peruerted.  Anguille renversée. An Eele opened all along, and turned inside out, then well washed, bound vp, and boyled in red Wine, and serued cold, with sawce made of Ginger, Cynnamon, Cloues, Graines, Wine, Vineger, and Veriuice.  Raisin renversé. Garden Nightshade, pettie Morrell.  Yeux renversez. Eyes standing in the head, or decayed eyes.

Renversemént: m. An ouerturning, ouerthrowing, euersion, subuerting; also, an inuersion, or turning inside out.

Renversément. Jnside outward, vpside downe, topsie turuie, backward.

Renverser. To ouerturne, euert, ouerthrow; turne vpside downe; also, to inuert, or turne the inside outward.

Renversure: f. as Renversemént. Renvier. To reuy, at play.  Il y renvioit de sa reste. He set his whole rest, he aduentured all his estate, vpon it.

Renvoy: m. A sending backe, a dismission; a referring from one vnto another.  Renvoy de prisonniers. A sending of prisoners from one Iudge to another, or from a Court of Parliament vnto some inferiour Iudge.  Simple renvoy. A simple dismission; graunted vnto one that being appealed, or called before a superior Iudge, requires to be dismissed to the prosecuting of his suit alreadie begun, before the inferior (his ordinarie) Judge: Another kind of Renvoy (tearmed otherwise Congé de cour) is graunted vnto such as are appealed, or called before Iudges that haue no iurisdiction ouer them.  Faire renvoy. To dismisse, or send backe; to release, to discharge.  Faire des renvois. A Dictionarie &c, to referre you, in one word, vnto another, by the tearmes of, Looke, See, Seeke, &c.

Renvoyé: m. ée: f. Dismissed, sent backe, remitted, remanded, returned; referred.

Renvoyer. To dismisse, remit, remand, returne, send backe; referre from one to another. Se renvoyer le esteuf l'vn à l'autre. To shift off, or poast ouer, a thing one to the other; or, to serue one anothers turne withall. Cela nous renvoit au devin. That puts vs to our trumpes; or, we know not, on a suddaine, what to make of it.

Renure: f. La ren. d'une poulie. The hollow, or furrow wherein the rope runnes about it.

Reosté: m. ée: f. Taken away againe.

Repaire: m. A lodging, or haunt; the place whereto one vsually repaires; also, the denne, or couert wherein a wild beast lurkes; also, the dung of a Hare.  Faulcon de repaire. A Hagard which euer keepes one certaine stand at night; and hence;  Cet oiseau n'est de long repaire. Resorts not much to, or stayes not long in, one place.  Mauvais repaire. A place wherein spirits haunt, or walke; also, an apparition, or spirit.

Repairer. To haunt, frequent, lodge in, repaire vnto, one certaine place.

Repaissaille: f. A feeding, a repast.

Repaistre. To feed, nourish, victuall; to giue or take food, nourishment, victuals.  Repaistre de bayes. To feede with trifles, or vaine hopes; to intertaine with fibs, or friuolous tearmes.  Repaistre en Commissaire. See Commissaire. Repaistre les corbeaux. To feed Rauens, become Rauens food, hang in chaines.  Il faut que l'herbe soit bien courte quand on ne trouve que repaistre: Prov. The grasse had need be verie short where nothing's to be nibled.  Mal de teste veut repaistre: Prov. (The head smarts for the stomackes emptinesse;) headach refection craues.

Repaistri: m. ie: f. Kneaded ouer againe.

Repandre. Looke Respandre. Reparable: com. Repairable, amendable, recouerable.

Reparateur: m. A repairer, mender, renewer of.

Reparation: f. A reparation, amendment, renewing, recouerie of decayed things; also, a full restitution, or satisfaction.  Reparations. The repaires, or the reparations, of houses, &c; whereof, sayes a French Lawyer, there be three (generall) kinds; viz. les necessaires, without which the thing had fallen downe, or been much the worse; les vtiles; by meanes whereof it is greatly improued; & les voluptaires, ou de plaisir; seruing onely for ornament, and the tenants delight.  Reparations viageres. Looke Viager. Reparé: m. ée: f. Repaired, amended, renewed, restored, recouered.

Reparée: f. The hearbe called Beets.  Reparée noire. Blacke Beets.

Reparement: m. A repairing, amending, renewing, recouering, restoring.

Reparer. To repaire, mend, renew; recouer, restore.  Reparer vne iniure. To make amends, or giue satisfaction, for a wrong done.  Cela repare bien vn homme quand il parle bien. Good words improue, grace, or set forth, a man very much.

Repargner. Looke Respargner. Reparler. To speake againe.

Reparoiste. To reappeare.  Ie te le feray reparoistre. I will make thee pay soundly for it.

Repart: m. A rediuision, or subdiuision; also, a reply.

Repartager. To make a new partition of, to diuide a new.

Repartement de debtes. An equall diuiding or sharing of a debtors estate, or of the money made of it, among his creditors.