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 Resolu: m. uë: f. Resolued, decreed, determined, concluded; fully purposed; wholly bent vnto; constant in; also, resolute, hardie, valiant, stout, vndaunted, dreadlesse, couragious; also, dissolued, loossed, vntyed, vnbound, vndone.  Resolu comme Pihourt en ses Heteroclites. Said of one that in a learned companie is forward to speake, or will come in with his vy (as one that would seeme to vnderstand somewhat as well as others, or cares not how little he vnderstand himselfe, so he be not vnderstood by others:) For this Pihourt, a Mason of Rhenes, finding at Chasteau-briant (whither he came to consult, about the making of a Castle, with others) the chiefe workmen of France, who talked of nothing but Obelisques, &c, (which he vnderstood not) to be euen with them, sayd that, Sans &c, l'Oeuvre ne peut proceder selon l'equipolation de ses Heteroclites; and so, as he thought, did put them all downe.

Resoluble: com. Resolueable; also, dissolueable.

Resoluëment. Resolutely, hardily, valiantly, determinately, with full purpose, from a great courage.

Resolutif: m. iue: f. Resoluing; dissoluing, vntying, vnloosing, vndoing; also, deciding, or determining.

Resolution: f. A resolution, opinion, decision, sentence, decree; a full purpose, a setled intention, deliberation, determination.

Resommeiller. To slumber againe.

Resommer. To summe, or to summon, againe.

Resomption: f. A resumption, repetition, taking backe, aßuming or beginning againe.

Resonder. To sound againe.

Resonger. To dreame againe.

Resonnamment. Resoundingly, lowdly, shrilly, melodiously, with good correspondence of voices; Eccho-like.

Resonnance: f. A resounding; ringing; melodious Eccho, rebounding sound; a recording, as of birds; also, an accord, agreement, consent of harmonie.

Resonnant: m. ante: f. Resounding, lowd recording, sound-reporting, Eccho-making.

Resonnement. as Resonnance. Resort: m. Power to take notice of Appeales; or, as Ressort. Resort de serrure. The spring of a locke; See Ressort de serrure. Resortir. To ißue, or goe forth, againe, &c; Looke Ressortir. Resouffler. To blow againe.

Resouhaiter. To wish once more.

Resouldé: m. ée: f. Twice soldered; soldered againe.

Resoulder. To solder againe.

Resouldre. To looße, dißolue, vntye, vnbind; scatter; melt, resolue, thaw; also, to decree, determine, deliberate, purpose fully.

Resouper. To sup againe.

Resource: f. A new source, or spring; a recouerie, vpraising, rising againe; Looke Ressource. Se Resourdre. To spring, rise, grow, or get vp, againe; to amend; recouer, come to it former estate, or vigor.

Resours: m. sourse: f. Raised, recouered, got vp againe.

Resouvenances: f. Memorandums, remembrances.

Resouvenir. To be mindfull of, to remember againe.

Respandement: m. A spilling, shedding, powring out, scattering or casting abroad.

Respandeur: m. A shedder, a spiller.

Respandre. To shed, spill, powre out, scatter, or cast abroad.

Respandu: m. uë: f. Shed, spilt, powred out, scattered or cast abroad. Respardre. To scatter againe.

Respargnant: m. ante: f. Sparing, pinching; warie, thriftie; miserable, hard, neere.

Respargne: f. A parcimonie, sparing, thrift, warinesse; neerenesse, hardneße, miserie.  De respargne. Somewhat neerer, scanter, or shorter then needed.

Respargner. To spare, or saue.

Respect: m. Respect, regard, account; comparison, consideration.  La Chaire de respect. The Chaire of Estate.

Respectable: com. Respectable, regardable; worshipfull, of note, of accompt.

Respectatif. as Respectif. Respectif: m. iue: f. Respectiue, heedie, warie, circumspect, aduised, discreet.

Respectivement. Respectiuely, mutually, interchangeably, on both sides, with regard had of one to another.

Respessir. To thicken againe.

Respi: m. A respite, a delay, a time, a pawsing, or breathing time, a tearme of forbearance or leisure; also (in Law) a Protection of one, three, or fiue yeares, graunted by the Prince, or Magistrate vnto a debtor, vpon great suit made, and cause appearing, for it; Looke Respit. Respir: m. A breath, vent, respiration, blowing.

Respiration: f. A respiration, breathing, drawing of breath, venting, blowing.

Respirement. as Respiration. Respireur: m. A breather, a respirer.

Respirer. To breath, vent, gaspe, take breath againe; also, to pawse, rest, or take his ease.

Respit: m. A respite; a delay, a time or terme of forbearance; a pawse, breathing fit; leisure &c; as Respi. Acceptation de respit; &, se mettre en ses respits. Is meant (in some customes) of the fealtie, or dutie of a vassall.  Trois iours de respit vallent cent livres: Prov. A three dayes respit's worth a hundred pounds.

Respiter. To respit; prorogue or put off for a time; to forbeare, to delay.  Respiter de mort. To repriue, saue, or deliuer, from death.

Resplendeur: f. Resplendencie, splendor, brightnesse; a cleere hue, shining gloße, radiant lustre.

Resplendir. To shine, glitter, glister, streame, blaze; to cast a radiant glosse, to yeeld a gallant, or great lustre.

Resplendissant: m. ante: f. Resplendent, shining, glistering, radiant, glittering.

Resplendisseur. as Resplendeur. Respoissir. To thicken againe.

Responce. as Reponce. Respondant: m. A Suretie.

Respondement: m. An answering; also, a matching, agreement, correspondencie; a likenesse, concurrence, equalitie.

Respondre. To answer; to resolue a doubt or demaund; to vndertake, or be suretie for; also, to match, agree, concurre, hold correspondencie with. Respondre par attenuation. C'est quand vn accusé respond aux conclusions contre luy prinses par sa partie civile, & par le Procureur du Roy, ou du seigneur Iusticier, lors qu'il est besoing prendre droict par la confession de l'accusé, laquelle auroit esté communiquée à la partie civile; Ce qui se fait quand le Cas n'est suiect à peine corporelle.