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 Retrempé: m. ée: f. Soaked, or steeped, againe.

Retremper. To soake, steepe, or soften in liquor, anew.

Retrenché: m. ée: f. Cut, strucke, or chopped, off; diminished, curtalled, lessened, abridged; also, intrenched; inuironed or defended with trenches; lodged in trenches.

Retrencher. To cut, strike, or chop, off; to curtall, diminish, lessen, abridge; also, to intrench; to inuiron with, or lodge in, trenches.

Retresci: m. ie: f. Straitned.

Retrescissement. as Retrecissement. Retribuer. To retribute, restore, yeeld or giue, backe; also, to requite, recompence, reward.

Retribution: f. A retribution, requitall, recompence, recompencing, restoring.

Retroacte. A former act, proceeding, or dispatch, in Law.

Retroactif: m. iue: f. Retroactiue; casting, driuing, relating, backward.

Retroceder. To recoyle, retire, giue backe.

Retrogradation: f. A retrogradation; a stepping, or going, backe.

Retrograde: f. The same; or a step backe.

Retrograder. To recoyle, returne, retire, step, or goe, backe.

Retrouër. To make new holes into; to pierce, or bore, againe.

Retroussé: m. ée: f. Thicke and short, druggellie, trunchion; well trussed, strongly made; also, trußed or tucked vp.  Oeil retroussé. A staring eye; an eye, whose lids bee reuersed by some great inflamation; and whose white becomes higher then th' apple.

Retrousser. To trusse, or tucke vp.

Retrouvé: m. ée: f. Found againe.

Retrouver. To find againe.

Rets: f. A net.  Rets admirable. A certaine narrow skin in the head (made of a part of th' Arterie Carotide) which disposes it selfe into the forme of a net, neere to the hole, or passage of the third paire of sinewes; This net is hardly found in a mans head.  Rets d'aulx. A little bundle, or double rope of Garlick heads tied together with their leaues.

Retube: f. A flat vault, or vault make like the backe of an ouen.

Retumbée: f. Looke Retombée. Reu: m. A brooke, small streame, little gullet of water.

Revanquir. To reuanquish, resubdue, reouercome.

Revalider. To reinforce, improue, raise, or better, the value of.

Revaloir. Ie te le revaudray. I will requite, repay, it; or, be as much worth vnto thee as it comes to.

Revancher. as Revencher. Revangeur: m. A reuenger.

Revangeur: m. eure: f. Reuenging, wreaking.

Revanner. To winnow againe.

Reubarbe: f. The root called Rewbarb, or Rewbarb of the Leuant; See Rheubarbe. Reubarbe des Iardins. Garden Rewbarb; resembles that of the Leuant, and purges choller, but not so effectually as it.  Reubarbe des moines. Hearbe Patience, Monkes Rewbarbe.

Reve-grand. (An ironicall allusion to, Reverend) much doting.

Reveille-matin. as Resveille-matin. Reveiller. Seeke Resveiller. Revelation: f. A reuelation, a reuealing.

Revelé: m. ée: f. Reuealed, disclosed, vttered, discouered, manifested.

Revelement: m. A reuealing, disclosing, discouering.

Reveler. To reueale, disclose, discouer, manifest, vtter.

Reveleux: m. euse: f. Wanton, lasciuious, incontinent; shamelesse, impudent, vnrulie, outragious.

Revenant: m. ante: f. Returning, reuerting; reuiuing; increasing, rising; comming againe.  Bois revenant. Copses or Coppies, young woods.

Revenche: f. Reuenge; requitall; returne of as good, or as much as was brought.

Revencher. soy reven. To wreake, or to reuenge, himselfe; to returne, or to retort, a displeasure.

Revendage: m. A retailing, or selling againe.  Fermier du revendage du Roy. Entre les mains duquel vn debteur met biens meubles exploictables pour la somme deuë, à fin d'avoir trois semaines de terme pour payer son creancier, & à fin d'avoir main levée de ses biens prins par le sergēt. Revenderesse: f. A woman huckster, or hagler.

Revendeur: m. A Huckster, a Regrator.

Revendication: f. A resuming of, or a reestablishment in, a pretended right.

Revendre. To sell againe.  À trop acheter n'y a que revendre: Prov. There's nothing gotten by wares ouer-bought; nor does any man take much ioy in that, which to get hee tooke too much paines.

Revendu: m. uë: f. Sold backe, or againe.

Revengé: m. ée: f. Reuenged, wreaked.

Revenir. To reuert, returne, come backe, or againe; also, to reuiue, or come to himselfe after a trance; also, to swell, rise, or increase, as dough by leauening, or flesh by parboyling; also, to profit, benefit, or yeeld increase; also, to resemble; also, to fit, sute, or agree well with.  Se revenir. To come to himselfe againe after a great anger, feare, amazement, or swooning; to recouer, picke vp his crummes, grow well, wax whole, againe.  Cela me revient bien. I haue a good conceit thereof, I like it passing well.  Cela me revient bien au coeur. It goes to the heart of me; it vexeth, or fretteth me at the verie heart.  Cela me revient tousiours au ronge. The same; or, I shall neuer forget it; it will alwayes runne in my mind.  Il nous revient infinement. It benefits vs exceedingly.  Il s'en renvient le mieux qu'il peut. Hee makes as good shift with, or vse of, it as he can.  Souvent ils s'en revenoyent, & se mutinoyent. They turned backe vpon it; they grew sencible of, or into choller vpon, it; or, that made them after fall into mutinie.  Viande qui revient à la bouche. Meat that leaues in the mouth an ill tast behind it, or sends it vp there-*into, after it is eaten.

Reventes. as Venterolles; or, as Reventons. Reventons. A fee due to a Lord Censuel (ouer and besides the Lods, and Ventes) from a purchaser, of land charged with Cens, who hath vndertaken to discharge the seller of the Lods which he for his part, should vpon the bargaine haue paied.

Revenu: m. Reuenew; yearelie rents, profits, or incommings.

Revenu: m. uë: f. Reuerted, returned, come backe, or againe; also, reuiued, well recouered, or come againe