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 Replastrer. To plaister, or dawbe ouer, anew.

Replat: m. A flat, or bottome; the flat part of any thing; also, the alley betweene two beds in a garden; also, the brow of a mountaine, or that part of it which hangeth ouer the rest.

Replet: m. ete: f. Replete, full; fat, plumpe, quarrie, corsie.

Repletif: m. iue: f. Repletiue, replenishing, filling.

Repletion: f. A repletion, replenishing, filling.

Repletivement. Repletiuely, fully.

Repleurer. To weepe againe.

Repli: m. A fould, plait, or bought; a foulding, bowing, winding, or turning in and out.  Repli de la iambe. The hamme.  Le repli d'une lettre. The fould in the bottome of a Deed whereon we signe, and whereinto the labell is put for the seale. Les replis d'une Riviere. The manifold cranklings, or wriglings made in and out by a Riuer in it course.

Replié: m. ée: f. Much foulded, often bowed or plaited, redoubled, turned or winding in and out many wayes.

Repliement: m. A redoubling, much foulding, often plaiting or bowing, manifold winding or turning in and out.

Replier. To redouble, to bow, fould, or plait into many doublings; to make to turne, or wind in and out verie often.

Replieur: m. A redoubler.

Replieure: f. A redoublement, a redoubling; or, as Repliement. Replique: f. A reply; second answer; new confirmation of former assertions.  Chose bien dite n'a replique, ne redite: Pro. Sound speech preuents replyes.

Repliquer. To reply, or answer, vnto.

Replissé: m. ée: f. Redoubled, much foulded, often bowed, manifoldly plaited, or plaited againe; also, puckred, or shrunke.

Replissure: f. as Replieure. Replomber. To lead; solder; or sound, againe.

Replonger. To replunge, to ducke, or diue againe.

Replouvoir. To raine againe.

Reployement: m. as Repli; or, a foulding.

Replumer. To plume, or plucke the second time.

Reply. as Repli; also, the voiding of the excrements at the mouth; a disease called, Miserere mei. Repoindre. To pricke againe.

Repoisser. To pitch ouer againe.

Repolir. To repolish, new-furbish.

Repolon. The souldiors manage &c; as Passade. Reponce. Rampions; Looke Raiponce. Reponcer. To pounce againe.

Reponchon. as Raiponce. Repondre. To lay egges againe.

Repontique. Looke Rheupontique. Reporté: m. ée: f. Carried backe, returned, brought againe.

Reporter. To recarrie, beare backe, returne; remit, referre.

Repos: m. Repose, rest, quiet, ease, peace.  Terres de repos. Fallowes.

Reposade: f. A rest, or a resting place.  Faisons reposade. Let vs rest, sit downe, or take our ease.

Repose: f. A Semibreefe Rest, in Musicke.

Reposé. Reposed, rested; lyen fallow a great while; also, sad, setled, stayed, quiet, graue, discreet. Reposée: f. as Reposade; also, the lodge of a Stag, &c.

Reposément. Reposedly, quietly, stilly, stayedly.

Reposer. To repose, pawse, rest, or stay; to be at quiet, to take his ease.  Reposer son vin. To sleepe after hard drinking, to disgest his drinke by sleeping.  Qui bon vin boit il se repose: Pro. Good wine breeds quiet rest.  Qui va il leche, qui repose il seiche: Prov. The stirrer thriues, the lazie house-Doue pines.

Repositoire: m. A storehouse, warehouse, cupboord, counter, place to keepe things in.

Reposoir: m. A lodge, mansion; standing; resting place; also, a Stue for fish.  Les reposoirs d'un escalier. The rests or landing places of a halfe-pace staire; euerie fift, or sixt &c step, much broader then the rest.

Reposouër. as Reposoir. Repost. En repost. Closely, hiddenly, secretly, or as a thing thats well layed vp.

Repoulsé: m. ée: f. Repulsed, repelled; foyled; thrust, or driuen, backe.

Repoulsement: m. A repulsing, repelling; foyling; a thrusting, pushing, or driuing, backe.

Repoulser. To repulse, repell; foyle; thrust, push, force, or driue, backe.

Repoulseur: m. A repulser, a repeller; a thruster, pusher, driuer, backe.

Repoulsoir. Looke Repoussoir. Repous: m. A pauing; pargetting, or filling with rubble, rubbish, &c.

Repoussant. Repulsing, repelling; pushing or forcing backe.

Repoussé, & Repousser. as Repoulsé, & Repoulser. Repousseur. as Repulseur. Repoussoir: m. A repulsorie; a thing that repulseth, driueth backe, or pusheth out; and hence, the yron toole wherewith woodden pinnes are thrust out; also, the top of a Pitfall, or Trap set for Foxes, &c.

Repratiquer. To practise, or contriue, againe.

Reprehension: f. A reprehension, reproofe, rebuke; a blaming, checking, chiding; a controlling.

Repremiation: f. A repremiation, a rewarding.

Reprenant. Reprehending, reprouing.

Reprenart: m. A reprehender, rebuker, reprouer, carper, checker, find-fault, controller.

Reprendre. To resume, receiue, take backe, or againe; also, to apprehend, stay, or hold, a fugitiue, &c; also, to reprehend, blame, checke, rebuke, reproue, carpe, controll.  Se reprendre. To close, ioyne, or knit againe; also, to cease or breath a little, and after breathing, to begin, or goe to it, againe; also, to take, hold, or get life, as a plant lately transplanted.  Reprendre le criminel. (In Law) ne s'entend faire vn nouveau procés criminel, ains reprendre celuy qui est desia faict. Reprenons nostre chevre à la barbe. Let vs backe to our matter againe.

Repreneur: m. as Reprenart.

Represaille: f. A taking, arresting, or seising on, for a distresse, or pledge; also, a prise, or a reprisall; whence; Droict de represailles. Power giuen, or leaue graunted, vnto a priuate man, which hath beene (or feares to be) robbed, imprisoned, ransomed, or otherwise wronged, by a forraine people, to right (or prouide for) himselfe vpon them, or any of their countreymen.