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 Restituteur: m. A restorer; yeelder or bringer backe, repairer or setter vp againe.

Restitution: f. A restitution, rendring, yeelding or giuing backe; also, a restoring, repairing, setting vp againe.

Restivé: m. ée: f. Made or growne restie; forslowed, protracted; stopped or drawne backe.

Restivement. Restily, stubbornely, backwardly, slothfully.

Restiver. To stop, draw backe; struggle, be stubborne, play the restie iade.  Ie ne restiveray point. I will be forward ynough, I will not lag it, or be left behind.  Il ne peut restiver au destin. In vaine he striues against, or thinkes to withstand, his destinie.

Restor: m. A recouerie, or remedie against a Vouchee, or any one by whom a man is damnified.

Restouble. as Retouble. Restouper. To stop againe.

Restrainct: m. cte: f. Restrained, abridged, or shortened of libertie, shut or kept vp, held or closed in.  Fief restrainct. A Fief that wants, or is not capable of, Jurisdiction.

Restraincte: f. A restraint, restraining, shortening or abridging of libertie, holding or keeping in.

Restrainctif: m. A restrictiue, a stipticke, or binding medecine, or plaister; and particularly, the white of an egge beaten with Rose-water, and applied to preuent the swelling of a part which hath beene drie-beaten.

Restraindre. To restraine, straiten or bind in, abridge or shorten of libertie, shut or keepe vp, hold or close in.

Restrangler. To strangle againe.

Restrecir. To straiten, restraine, shorten, contract, abridge.

Restrecissement: m. A straitning, restraining, contracting, abridging.

Restriction: f. A restriction, moderation, modification; a restraint of a generalitie.

Restriller vn cheval. To currie him ouer againe.

Restrinction. as Restriction. Restringe. The Lentiske, or Masticke tree; called so about Montpellier. Restudier. To studie againe, or ouer againe.

Restuver. To stue; soake or bath in liquor, warme, againe.

Restuyer. To sheath, or shut vp, againe.

Resvanouïr. To sowne againe.

Resudant: m. ante: f. Sweating; also, pithie.

Resudation: f. A resudation, sweating, or sweatie dropping.

Resudé: m. ée: f. Sweated, swet out of, come from as, or in, a sweat.

Resuë: f. An auncient tax, or imposition of foure pence in the pound for marchandise, and 10 s. Tour. vpon euerie Pipe of wine, brought into, or sent out of, the kingdome.

Resveil: m. A Hunts-vp, or Morning song for a new-maried wife, the day after the mariage.

Resveillable: com. Awakable.

Resveillé: m. ée: f. Awaked (in a morning;) rowsed, excited, stirred vp.

Resveille-matin: m. Th' Allarum of a watch, or clocke; also, the hearbe called Sunne-spurge, Time-tythimale, and Wartwort. Resveille-matin des vignes. Pettie Spurge, called also Wartwort, and like, in leaues, vnto Sunne-Spurge. Beauté de femme fascheux resveille-matin: Prov. A womans beautie reaues (fond) man of rest.

Resveiller. To awake; raise from sleepe; rouse, excite, stirre vp.  Resveiller le chat qui durt. To rub a hidden sore; to kindle a fire that was neere quenched, stirre vp a mischiefe that was well setled; mention an euill that was almost forgotten.  Tant dort le chat qu'il se resveille: Prov. So long the cat sleepes that at length sh'awakes, (appliable to any thing which after long suppression bursteth out.)

Resveilleur: m. An awaker; and particularly, a common Bellman, which in the dead of night goes round a-*bout a Citie, tinkling, and telling of the houres.

Resveillon: m. A meale made late in the night, or long after supper.

Resuër. To sweat againe.  Resver. To raue, dote, speake idly, talke like an Aße.

Resverie: f. A rauing, idle talking, dotage, trifling, follie, vaine fancie, fond imagination.  C'est resverie. Tis a dreame, fable, mockerie, ieast, idle tale, which you deliuer.

Resveur: m. A dotard, or dreaming fop, a rauing, trifling, fond, or idle cokes.

Resuivi: m. ie: f. Followed againe.

Resuivre. To follow againe.

Resul. as Reseul. Resultat: m. An issue, or successe; also, a resolution taken, or agreement made, vpon a conference, &c; the fruict, or that which comes, thereof.

Resulter. To rebound, or leape backe; to hop, skip, moue nimbly backward; also, to rise of, come out of, spring or ißue from.

Resumer. To resume; to repeat, to take, or beginne againe.

Resurgir. To rise, grow, spring vp againe; to recouer a former being; to lift vp his head once more.

Resurrection: f. A resurrection, a rising againe.

Resuscitatif: m. iue: f. Resuscitatiue, reuiuing, raising vp from death to life.

Resusciter. To reuiue, raise, or set vp againe.

Resusciteur: m. A reuiuor, a raiser, or setter vp of things decayed, or dead.

Ret: f. A net; Looke Rets. Retail: m. A shred, paring, or small peece cut from a thing; also, halfe an Oxgang, or Oxgate, of land.

Retaillat. Circumcised: ¶Rab. Retaillé: m. A shred, paring, odde end, peece cut off; a Tailors vailes.

Retaillé: m. ée: f. Shred, pared, clipped, cut off.

Retaillement: m. A shredding, clipping, snipping, paring, often cutting.

Retailler. To shred, pare, clip, snip, cut verie often.

Retailles. as Retailleures; also, the spalls, or shards; the peeces which flie from stone in the hewing therof.

Retailleures: f. Shreds, clippings, snippings, parings.

Retaillons. as Retailleures. Retaindre. To put into a new colour, to re-die, or die againe.

Retalionné: m. ée: f. Requited, quitted, satisfied, or payed backe with the like.

Retapper. To bung againe.

Retardé: m. ée: f. Foreslowed, lingered, slackened, delayed; let, hindered, stopped, impeached, stayed.

Retardement: m. A foreslowing, slackening, delaying; impeaching, hindering, staying.

Retarder. To foreslow, linger, slacken, delay, stay, stop, let, hinder, impeach, put or hold off.