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Show RO You words with razife and rife. 1. To wake from reft confus'd and high Such a tacit league is againft fuch routs an thowls, as have utterly degenerated from the laws o Bacon nature Nor do I name of men the common rout 2. To excite to thovght or ation That wand'ring loofe about Grow up and perith, as the fummer fly Then roufe that heart of thine The Dane and Swede, roux'd up by fierce alarms Of fhapes and airy forms an endlef The mad ungovernable ront Blefs the wife conduct of her pious arms Soon as her fleets appear their terrors ceafe And all the northern world lies hufh'd in peace t roufe up people, the moft. phlegmatick of any in ChriftenAsterbury dom 1 Luther treated his adtoo far, was extremel . [Route, French.} Confufion of an arm defeated or difperfed His airy plumes doth rozfe full rudely dight Thy army As if they could not ftand when thou wer't down Dawiel Difpers'd in rox¢, betook them all to fly Their mighticft quell'd, the battle fwerv'd With many an inrode gor'd; deformed rou So thake Enter'd and foul diforder 3. To put into aftion As an eagle, feeing prey appear he, that horror was to hear Fairy Queen Bluft'ring winds had roxs'd the fea Milton 4. To drive a beaft from his laire The blood more ftirs To rouze a lion, than to ftarta hare Shakefpeare He ftooped down, he couched as a lion, and a an old lion5 who fhail roufe him up? Gen. xlix. g Th' unexpected foun Of dogs and men his wakeful ear does wound Rous'd with the noife, he fcarce believes his ear Willing to think th' illufions of his fea Had giv'n this falfe alarm Denbam Now Cancer glows with Pheebus' fiery car The youth ruth eager to the fylvan war Swarm o'er the lawns the foreft walks furround Roufe the fleet hart, and cheer the op'ning hound Pope 70 Rouse. v. n 1. To awake from {lumber Good things of day begin to droop and drowze While night's black agents to their prey do rowze S})akfijp Rousk. #. /. [7u/ch, German, halfdrunk. A dofe of liquor rather too large No in ufe RouTe #. / [route; French. Shakefpeare But the great cannon to the clouds fhall tell And the king's roufe fhall bruit it back again Refpeaking earthly thunder Shakefpeare Rou'ser. #. /. [from roufe. roufes Rovur. . f. [rot, Dutch.] One wh 1. A clamorous multitude ; a rabble tumultuous crowd Wid throug the furzy field their route the A rout of people there affembled were Of every fort and nation under fky If that rebellio Came like itfelf in bafe and abject routs with rage force the thorny brake Lips never part, but that they fho Of presious pearl the double rozv After them all dancing on a row A triple mounted row of pillars, lai On wheels Milton's Paradife Loff Where the bright feraphim in burning rdew Their loud uplified angel trumpets blow Milton A new born wood of various line¢ there grows And all the flourifhing letters ftand in rows Cowley Spenfer Spenfer 70 ROW Dryden our coaches crowd the white-glov @. n its inmof [nopan rowws Pope Saxon. impel a vcflet in the water by oars '? He faw them toiling in rowing; for the win was contrary Mark, vi. 48 Some of thefe troughs or canoes were fo great that above twenty men have been found rowing i one M?h" g on a And, bending forward, ftruck his agile Againtt the panting fides of his poo%_';adeeds Up to therowwel head Sbalc:;l]z:are'x}lmfl who ne'er wore rowe Nor iron on his heel Selt Shakelpecip are are's s Cy Cymbeb:lise Abbat mullet is the rowel ofa fpur, and hath neve but five points; a ftar hath fix Peachom . He fpur'd his fiery flee With goring roavels, to provoke his fpeed. Drydes, 2. A feton; a roll of hair or filk pu into a wound to hinder it from heal. | ing, and provoke a difcharge 70 Ro'wer. @. a. To pierce throug the fkin, and keep the wound open b a rowel Rowel the horfe in the cheft Ro'wen Mortiner z. / Roaven is a field kept up till after Michaelmas that the corn left on the ground may fprout int green Ntes on Tuffr Then fpare it for rowen, till Michel be paft To lengthen thy dairie, no better thou ha Tuffir Turn your cows, that give milk, into you rowens, till fnow comes Mortimer's Hufbandry Ro'wer z manage a / [fro row. One tha oar il Four gallies firft, which equal rowers bear Advancing in the watry lifts, appear Dryden reTver Addifor The bifhop of Salifbury ran down with the ftrea thirty miles in an hour, by the help of but on RO'YAL. adj. [roial, French. 1. Kingly; "belonging to a king; bea king ; regal comin The royal itock of David The royal bow'r Milton wh thus in woods an Of great Seleucia built by Grecian kings happ they Milton From courts retir'd, poffefs their peaceful loves Siducy Milton's Paradife Loft the fidebox fro groves The comely virgins came with garlands dight As frefh as flowres Spenfer Where any ro Of fruit trees, overwoody, reach'd too fa Why bow [rouelle, French. points of a fpur turni ‘Chric beaux He gave his able horfe the head line roun To drive or he p for;{ axis Row. #./. [reih, German. A rank o file ; a number of things ranged in Wh @.a z. Y. T.h Gay The vi€tor honour'd with a nobler veft Where gold and purple firive in cqual rowws Befides the endlefs 7outs of wretched thralls . Which thithee were affembled day by da From all the world Ro'wer Road way Vili The fwan rowws her ftate with o ry feet The meaner fort routed together, and fuddenl aflailing the earl in his houfe, flew him Bacon's Henry V1I Fruitlefs embraces No jocund health that Denmark drinks to-day 79 Rour. @. 7z To affemble in clamorous and tumultuous crowds Their pamper'd boughs, and needed hands to chec They have given me a roufe already w=Not paft a pint, asT am a foldier by oars The next way to end the wars with him, and t rout him quite, fhould be to keep him from invadSpenfer ing of thofe countries adjoining That party of the king's horfe that charged th Scots, fo totally routed and defeated their whol army, that they fled Clarendon Their bleeding bofom 2. To be excited to thought or a&ion goade To difipate and pa Yo Rour. w. a into confufion by defeat take Men, fleeping found by whom they dread Roufe and beftir themfelves ere well awake. Milton Richard, wha now was half afleep Rous'd5 nor wonld longer filence keep Prior Melancholy lifts her head Morpheus 7oufes from his bed Pope's St. Cecilia Led on by bloody youth Milton's Paradifs Loft 1yxg:‘ A rider like myfelf Lov'd fuch variety and antick tricks. = Rofcommon Harley fpie The do&or faften'd by the eye At Charing-crofs among the rout Savift Where painted monfters are hung out Addifon the providence of Go 70 Row Cozvley 1ouls watermen turned their ba foftly, that they might take the cool O?tl:: g':fllu Full of confufion and the fumes of wine Addif T'll thunder in their ears their country's cau And try to roxfe up all that's Roman in them Milton Th Fancy, wild dame, with much lafcivious pride By twin ¢hameleons drawn, does gaily ride Her coach there follows, and throngs round about And whatfoever heretofore thou haft afflum'd to be Chapman This day be greater well fitted b Shakefpeare were to forfeit their holds in cafe o unlawful retainer, or partaking in routs and unlawBacon ful affemblies For Mars was early up, and rous'd the {ky. Dryden Rev'rent I touch thee! but with honeft zeal To roufe the watchmen of the publick weal ‘To virtue's work provoke the tardy hall Pope And goad the prelate flumb'ring in his ftall The heat, with whic verfaries, though ftraine reverend father, then had not been thc?c Farmer The bold Br) itons th en fecur Charleg and his virtue w s :hei:!'fa:‘gh@ And countenanc'd by boys and beggary 79 ROUSE. @. a. [Of the fame clafs o At once the crowd arofe ROY RO Of royal maids how wretched is the fat(;;-!awi"l 2 Noble illuftricus What news from Vemce; Antonioenr o me Shald g ant merc roya tha dot Ho m. Jout [irom soiahl e Ro‘vALIsT herent to a king Where Candifh fought, the royalifis P'ev.f,‘dld Neither his courage nor his judgment fa‘}}';l[crTh nam old churc of England rq;'fllfi mb:g for a man who prefers his C?"""'";_e o fi{b‘}: riou merit mof th ar fts his inter tm:h thof al paffe havi a the world which domineering malice Cf)"ld RS ceclear Suth and carried their credit and their confcie Zo Ro'yaLizE make royal @. Ere you were queen ay [from '")'"1' or you T hu‘bfifld 1:‘;';35 To n)‘ahze his blood, 1 fpilt mine own § IDI from 7oya : s Ro‘yaLLy. adv 7as becomes % kingly manner; regally king It fhall be my care To hav r a c ; ‘ fi a S _‘:‘31 ' ‘ttano B b |