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 Revisiter. To reuise, reuiew; reuisite, recognize; ouerlooke, ouersee, suruey, againe.

Revisiteur: m. A reuisor, reuiewer, reuisitor, ouerlooker, ouerseer.

Revivisienne: f. A reuiuing, a returning vnto life.

Revivre: m. A later math, or crop.

Revivre. To reuiue, recouer breath, returne vnto life; to be renewed; to spring or grow vp againe.

Reume. The rhewme.

Reüni: m. ie: f. Reunited, reioyned, reconciled.

Reünion: f. A reunion, reunitement, reconcilement; a new league or coniunction.

Reünir. To reunite, reioyne, reconcile, attone.

Revocable: com. Reuokable, which may be recalled.  Office revocable ad nutum. An Office granted during pleasure.

Revocation: f. A reuocation, a reuoking; a countermaund, recalling, recantation.

Revoguer. To saile backe, or againe.

Revoir. To reuiew, recognize, reexamine; ouerlooke, or ouersee, againe.

Revol: m. A flying backe, a returne vpon the wing.

Revoler. To flie backe, to returne flying.

Revolte: f. A reuolt, a rebellion.

Revolté: m. ée: f. Reuolted, rebelled, fallen from; also, returned, or which hath made a new turne.

Revoltement: m. A reuolting, rebelling; a quitting, leauing, or falling from; also, a returning.

Revolter. To reuolt; rebell; fall, slip, turne, or goe from, leaue, quit, abandon, forsake; also, to returne, or make a new turne.

Revolu: m. uë: f. Reuolued; rounded or turned wholly, passed or gone fully about.  L'an revolu. The yeare fully ended, runne about.

Revoluble: com. Reuoluble, reuoluable; fit or apt to be turned about.

Revolution: f. A reuolution; a full compassing, rounding, turning backe to it first place, or point; th' accomplishment of a circular course.

Revomir. To vomit againe.

Revoqué: m. ée: f. Reuoked, recalled, countermaunded.

Revoquer. To reuoke, recall, countermaund, alter, make void.

Reupe: f. The dropping of the nose; also, a belch.

Reupontic: m. as Rheupontique. Reuppe: f. as Reupe. Reupper. To belch.

Reüssir. To issue, rise, or spring out; to succeed, or come vnto good or euill.

Revulsion: f. A revulsion, a pulling vp, or plucking away; also, the drawing, or forcing of humors from one part of the bodie into another.

Reystre. Looke Reistre. Rez: m. A flat, plaine, leuell ground, floore, bottome; the superficies, or vpper face of a plaine, or leuell peece of ground.  Rez de chaussée. The same; or a foundation, bottome, ground; whence; L'estage de rez de chaussée. The lowest storie, the storie next to the ground; and, Le mur est à rez de chaussée. The foot of the wall stands leuell with the ground thats about it.  Rez à rez. &, Rez de rez. Euen or leuell with, close vnto.  Mettre rez peid rez terre. To rase, cast, or beat downe, lay flat vnto, make euen with, the ground.

Rez. Those that are shauen, powled neere, cut close. Il ne craint ny les rez ny les tondus. He is a surlie, rash, or arrogant fellow; he respects no man, cares for no bodie, feares neither one nor other; (from a familie in Troyes bearing the surname of Rez, and so great in authoritie and means, as it was an ordinarie threat in that towne, to say, Ie le diray, ou feray sçavoir, aux Rez; wherwith a good fellow being oftentimes vrged, came out at length with these words; Ie n'ay que faire des rez, ny des tondus; alluding to the signification of rez, wherewith Tondus almost synonymizeth.) Rezueil: m. Networke for the haire; or, a Cawle of networke.

Rhabarbe: m. Rewbarb.

Rhabiller. as Rabiller. Rhabituer. To reaccustome, reinure.

Rhagade: f. A chap, or chawne, comming by cold, &c, in any part of the bodie, but especially in the fundament.

Rhagadie. The same.

Rhamindique. Th' excellent Indian root called other-*wise Mechoacan. Rhamne. The fruitfull white Bramble called Ramme, or Christs thorne.

Rhapontique. The least, and worst kind of Rewbarbe, growing in Pontus. Rhatimburgs: m. Select, or expresse Iudges for the decision of all cases that fell within the compasse of the Salick Law.

Rheteur: m. A Rhetorician.

Rhetorique: f. Rhetoricke; the Art of Eloquence.

Rhetorique: com. Rhetoricall, of Rhetoricke; eloquent; whence; Couleurs Rhetoriques. Looke vnder Couleur. Rhetoriquement. Rhetorically; eloquently; Rhetorician-like.

Rhetoriquer. To Rhetorize it, play the Rhetorician, speake eloquently, argue neatly, plead finely.

Rhetoriser. The same.

Rheubarbe: f. Rewbarb; and (more particularly) the best and second kinds thereof, brought out of China, and out of Barbarie: See Reubarbe. Rheume: f. A rheume, catharre, pose, murre.

Rheupontique: f. The worst and least kind of Rewbarbe; growing in Pontus; also, the root of great Centorie, called so in diuers Apothecaries shops, but erroniously.

Rhodais. The name of a good towne in Languedoc. Elle est de Rhodais. She hath her flowers.

Rhomb: m. A Turbot: ¶Langued. Rhombe: m. A spinning wheele, reele, whirle, or turne; also, a figure that hath equall sides, and vnequall angles; as a quarrie of glasse, &c.

Rhombe girante. A Whirligig, or Top.

Rhomboïde: f. A figure hauing vnequall sides, and angles.  Muscle rhomboïde. A muskle which drawes backward the shoulder blade.

Rhon. as Rhomb; also, the shrub Sumacke, Curriers Sumacke, leather Sumacke.

Rhonboïde. Almost foure-square; or as Rhomboïde. Rhupontique. as Rheupontique. Rhus. The shrub called Sumacke.

Riagas. The poison Aconitum. Riant: m. ante: f. Laughing, geering, fleering.  Dents riantes. The foure fore-teeth; so called because in laughing they are commonly discouered.  Mordre en riant. Looke Mordre. Riard: m. arde: f. as Riant; or continually laughing.

Ribaine. Ribon ribaine. Looke Ribon.