Se refreindre. To refraine, forbeare, temper, maister, moderate, himselfe.
Refrenation: f. A refraining; a bridling, restraining.
Refrené: m. ée: f. Bridled, maistered, moderated; refrained, restrained, kept short, held in.
Refrener. To bridle, represse, maister, moderate, restrain, hold vnder, keepe short, pull in.
Refrequenté: m. ée: f. Refrequented, rehaunted.
Refrequenter. To refrequent, reuisit, rehaunt; vse, or fall to, a former haunt.
Refreschir. as Refraischir. Refreschissement: m. A refreshment, refreshing, refrigerating, recreating; renewing.
Refreschissoir: m. A small fountaine.
Refresoté: m. ée: f. Frizled, curled.
Refreter vne navire. To new-rig a ship.
Refricasser. To frie againe.
Refrigerateur: m. A refrigerator, refresher, cooler.
Refrigeratif: m. iue: f. Refrigeratiue, cooling, refreshing.
Refrigeration: f. A refrigeration, cooling, refreshing.
Refrigeratoire: m. A refrigeratorie, or cooler; the part of a Lymbeck wherin water is put to keepe the rest from being too hot.
Refrigere: m. Coolenesse, a refreshment.
Refrigeré: m. ée: f. Refrigerated, cooled, refreshed.
Refrigerer. To refrigerate, coole, refresh.
Refriquer. To rub againe; to renew an old griefe, to rub an old sore. Refriquer vne chose iugée. To reuiue, or set on foot an (old) adiudged suit; to goe about with a matter againe.
Refrire. To frie againe.
Refrisé: m. ée: f. Frizled, curled; pranked, tricked vp anew.
Refriser. To frizzle, curle, pranke, tricke vp, anew.
Refrissonner. To quake, or shiuer, extreamely.
Refroidi: m. ie: f. Cooled; slackened.
Refroidir. To coole, or take away the heat of; to slacken; to calme. Se refroidir. To wax cold, grow calme, become leße vehement or earnest in.
Refroidissant. Cooling; slackening.
Refroisser. To breake asunder againe.
Refroncé: m. ée: f. Redoubled, much gathered; also, exceedingly wrinkled, crumpled, frumpled; & thence also, frowning.
Refrongnant. en ref. Frowningly, frowardly, sullenly, with a sower countenance.
Refrongné: m. ée: f. Frowning, surlie, sullen, of a sower looke.
Refrongnement: m. A frowning, lowring, sullennesse, a sternenesse, or sowernesse of countenance.
Refrongner. To frowne, lowre, looke sternely, sullenly, sowerly, on it.
Refrotter. To rub againe.
Refu: m. as Refus; A refusall; also, the refuse of any thing.
Refue. Looke Resue. Refuge: m. A refuge, helpe, succour, a Sanctuarie, shrowd, shelter; a place to flie vnto, a place of safe retrait.
Refugié: m. ée: f. Fled, run, resorted vnto for succour, and assistance.
Refugieux: m. euse: f. as Refugié; or, helpfull, seruing for a refuge, full of refuges.
Refui: m. uie: f. Fled from; or fled backe vnto.
Refuiant. Flying, shunning, auoiding.
Refuir. To flie backe; also, to shun, auoid, eschew, forsake, run from. Refuir sur soy. A Deere to make backe into the couert; a vermine to flie vnto, or keepe within, his earth; (their strengthes.)
Refuite: f. A flight or course, a running or flying, backe; also, an euasion, or auoidance.
Refulger. To shine, glister, glitter, looke verie bright.
Refumer. To dung ouer againe.
Refus: m. A refusall, repulse, deniall. Qui sont de refus. The refuse, outcasts, leauings of better things.
Refusé: m. ée: f. Refused, denied, reiected, repulsed, neglected, forsaken.
Refuser. To refuse, denie, reiect, repell; cast off, renounce, forsake.
Refuseur: m. A refuser; denier; a reiecter; forsaker. À bon demandeur bon refuseur: Prov. Looke Demandeur. Refutation: f. A refutation, a confutation.
Refuté: m. ée: f. Refuted, confuted, refelled, conuinced; reproued.
Refuter. To refute, confute, refell, reproue, conuince, confound by reason.
Refuyant. Flying, shunning, eschewing, auoiding.
Regabeller. To double a tax, custome, or toll; to impose a new one.
Regager. To regage, or wage againe.
Regaigner. To regaine; also to gaine doubly.
se Regaillardir. Looke se Ragaillardir. Regain: m. A later math, or lateward hay; th' after grasse, or after crop of hay.
Regal: m. ale: f. Regall, Royall, Princelie, Soueraigne.
Regale. whence, Droict de Regale. The Soueraigne Patronage of the Archbishoprickes, Bishoprickes, Abbeyes, and other Benefices of Royall foundation; due vnto the King of France, and inherent vnto his person, in the right of his Crowne, and therefore not to be transferred, committed, or aliened vnto any other: Hereby hee hath the profits of them during vacancie; and the prouision, collection, and presentation, of successors vnto them. At this day onely three Archbishoprickes, and 32 Bishoprickes, are subiect vnto it; the rest haue beene, at seuerall times, exempted by speciall priuiledges: In Normandie when diuers Lords are at suit for the Patronage of a vacant Benefice, the King, by this right of Regale, enioyes the profits of it vntill the suit be ended, or they agreed. La Regale de Theroanne. The Jurisdiction, or gouernment of Theroanne, whereof the Bishop (who onely hath high, meane, and low Justice within it) is the temporall Lord. Fief en Regale. A noble Fief, held immediately, and in Capite, of the King.
Regalement. Regally, kingly, royally.
Regaler. (In the customes of Arthois; Senlis; & Vallois) c'est quand le Seigneur feodal prend, & applique à son profit, les fruicts des heritages de fief, ou Cottiers, à faute de les relever, & droicturer. se Regaler. To make as much account, and take as great a care, of himselfe, as if he were a King.
Regales. des reg. The musicall Instrument, called Rigolls.
Regalice: f. Lickorice.
Regalisse. The same.
Regaliste: m. One that enioyes, or stands for, a Benefice that is subiect vnto the Droict de Regale.
