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Show RO RO The laft good king, whom willing Rome obey'd "WWas the poor offspring of a captive maid Vet he thofe robes of empire juftly bore Which Romulus Ve wore Dryden our facred founder T % g, RoBE. w. a. [from the noun. drefs pompouily; to inveft 2. [Rubellio, Latin. rock amber #. /- In the old ftaROBE'RSMAN tutes, a fort of bol *, ROBE'RTSMAN. o robber faid to be fo called from Robinhood famous robber [rubecula } n. ) . ROBIN Up a grove did fpring, green as in May When April had been moift ; upon whofe bufhe The pretty robins, nightingales, and thrufhe Suckling Warbled their notes The robin-red-breaf?, till of late had reft Pope And children facred held a martin's neft " RoBo'REOUS. adj. [robur, Latin.] Mad Dis of oak } adj. [robuftus, Lat - ROBU'ST robufle, French. < ROBU'STIOUS Thefe redundant locks Robuffious to no purpofe, cluftring down Milton's Agoniftes Vain monument of ftrength unwieldy clean.sh data import.tsv out README 2, Boifterous ; violent The men fympathize with the maftiffs in ro buffious and rough coming on. Shakefpeare's HenryV It offends me to hear a robuffious periwig-pate fellow tear a paflion to tatters, to very rags, t Shakeff eare {plit the ears of the groundlings While 1 was managing this young robuffiou fellow, that old fpark, who was nothing but {ki Dryden and bone, flipt through my fingers Romp-loving mif T honifort Is haul'd about in gallantry robuff 3. Requiring ftrength oy . mi® o 4 The tendernefs of a fprain remains a good whil -after, and leaves a lafting caution in the man, no to put the part quickly again to any rebuff employLocke rament 422" 4. Robuffious is now only ufed in low lan" guage, and in a fenfe of contempt [fro n / ¢ Rosu'stness Strength ; vigour Rocampo're. #./ robuf. Rocue-aLum Arbutbnot and Pope See GarLiCK rock. Mortimer and onions abound with Arbuthnot on Aliments # / [roche French A purer kind of alum IRocbe-alum is alfo good Mortimer's Hufbandry , Ro‘cHET. n. /. [rocket, French ; rochetum . from roccus, low Latin, a coat. 1. A {urplice; the white upper garmen of the prieft officiating What zealous phrenzy did the fenate feize "That tare the rorchet to fuch rags as thefc Cleaveland WQL ‘I forts defence as woo Egyp hand of him that leans on them Ifrael will be an everlafting ftay 3 Ro‘cker. #. /. [rocchetto, Italian. A artificial firework, being a cylindrica cafe of paper filled with nitre, char fcriptura coal i the reeds o break under th If by a quicker rocking of th Ro'ckress. adj without rocks Boyle The garde Ro‘cky. adj. [from rock. th in order to pro Like fick and froward children ‘Were rock'd afleep by reafon Such deftruétio Buckiing rocky or to withftand, he oppos' Of tenfold adamant, his ample fhield 3. Hard ; ftony ; obdurate Denbam Rufh all to pieces on thy rocky bofom Rob. 7./. [reede, Dutch. 1. A long twig Milton Shatefp Some chufe a hazel rod of the fame year's thoot and this they bind on to another ftraight ftick o any wood, and walking foftly over thofe places Sleep rock thy brain And never come mifchance between us twain Shakcfpeare where they fufpeét the' bowels of the earth to b enricited with metals, the wand will, by bowin 7o Rock. @.#. To be violently agitated to reel to and fro towards it, difcover it 2. A kind of {cepter The rocking tow Boyle Sh' had all the royal makings of a queen As holy oil, Edward Confeflor's crown The red and bird of peace. Shakefpeare's HenryVIII Supplants their footfteps; to and fro they ree Philips A fpecies of deer th I, like a poor bark, of fails and tackling reft 3. To lull; to quiet 7./ Dryden z. Refembling a rock The king with his tempeftuous council fate. Dryden Rock-poE Waller Nature lodges her treafures in rocky ground Locke High in his hall, reck'd in a chair of itate I like this rocking of the battlements Addifon Through the cold North and rocky regions run With rocky mountains While his fecret foul on Flanders'preys He rocks the cradle of the babe of Spain. ~ Dryden Aftonifhed by Val de Compare prefenteth her rocky mountains Sandys Make the bold princ The vallies he reftrain take hand with me My panting heart rock'd her afleep My bloody refolutions Bein 1. Full of rocks inequality of the ground might more eafily permi Ray on the Creatione to roll its thell Come Mortimer is fenced on the lower end natural mound of rockwork Dryden A living tortoife, being turned upon its back could help itfelf only by its neck and head, b puthing againft the ground to rock itfelf as i 2. To move the cradle cure fleep [from rock. Miller Re'ckrose. #. [ [rock and rofe.] plant Ro'ckwork #. / [rock and avort. Stones fixed in mortar, in imitation o the afperities of rocks. A natural wal of rock th fide towards whic Th A cryftal broo Is weedlefs all above, and rocklefs all below Dryden The wind was laid; the whifp'ring foun Wasdumb; a rifing earthquake rock'd the ground a cradle, to find out th A plant Rocket is one of the fallet furniture fmoke were more {wiftly fhaken, it would, lik water, vibrate to and fro Garth whole plant hath a peculiar fetid {mell an engine height Ro‘ckEer. #. /. [eruca. Parnel backward to a confiderabl On the rock a fcanty meafure plac Of vital flax, and turn the wheel apace Dryden Flow from the rock my flax, and fwiftly flow to mov mount In rockets, till they reach the wond'ring fkies A learned and a manly fou T purpos'd her; that fhould with even powers The rock, the fpindle, and the fheers, controu Of deftiny, and fpin her own free hours 1. To fhake forwards ai whic rif held in the hand, from which th wool was fpun by twirling a ball below w. a. [rocquer, French. th an Every rocker ended in a conftellation, frowin the air with a fhower of filver fpangles. . _Addifon ‘When bonfires blaze, your vagrant works fhal [Rock, Danifh; rocca, Italian ; rucca Spanith 5 spinroch, Dutch. A diftaf 7¢ Rock fulphur an and there burfts yet the rock o King Charles Perfue thy thread, the fpindle runs below One wh His fellow, who the narrow bed had kept Dryden Was weary, and without a rocker flept I'&[)c [from rack. 7. / rocks the cradle Leaning her head upon my breaft Rocambole is a fort of wild garlick, otherwif called Spanifh garlick; the feed is about the bignef -of ordinary peafe Gatlick, rocambole pungent volatile falt Ro'cker And rock the ground wherecn thefe fleepers be Shakefpeare Beef may confer a robuftnefs on my fon's limbs, bu will hebetate his intelle@uals are of fevera Mineral falt #./ Two picces of tranfparent rock-falt 5 one white Woodwward on Foffils the other red Ben Sfonfon forceful vigorous 3, Strong; finewy Thoug a rud fo named from his red breaft 5 dock B2 = 2. Proteftion fenfe A bir Lat. . RopIn-rRED-BREAST. Rock-savT pigeons and rock pigeons Mortimer's Hufbandry Ye darkfome pines, that o'er yon rocks reclin'd Wave high, and murmur to the hollow wind thieves nigh Rock-ruby is ofa deep red, and the hardeft of al Wiedavard on Foffils the kinds Woodward on Folfils Pigeons or dove Hill on Folfils the blue ‘Thefe lefler rocks, or great bulky ftones, ar they not manifeft fragments Burnet Of amber a nodule, invefted with a coat, calle RO'BERT. 7. /. [geranium ruperti, Latin. Ainfworth -An herb; ftork-bill ftou but not deep red, and has a fair caft o €ame over was as limpid and colourlefs as rock water, and the liquor remaining in the veflel deepl ceruleous Boyle Robed in loofe array fhe came to bathe. Thomfon it is of a very ftrong whe the garnet . There be rock herbs ; but thofe are where ther is fome mould Bacon's Natural Hiffory Dittilling fome of the tinéted liquor, all tha Pope's Temple of Fame by lagpidaries and jewellers t properl Slmle])rarc There in long robes the royal magi ftand The fage Chaldzans rs4'd in white appear'd And Brachmans creature of admirable {wiftnefs; and may probabl be that mentioned in the book of Job : her horn The fplitting recks cow'r'd in the finking fands And would not dafh me with their ragged fides and feaft, Bacon and an order of St. George only to robe and perform rites and obfervances A fith. ALinfaworth rock-doe breeds chiefly upon the Alps Th ROCK. #. /. [roc, rocke, French; rocca Italian. grow fometimes fo fax backward, as to reach ove Grew's Mufzum I. A vaft mafs of ftone, fixed in the her buttocks earth Rock-ruBY. 7./. A name given im What chriftian foldier will not be touched wit a religious emulation, to fee an order of Jefus d fuch fervice for enlarging the chriftian borders an RO Xvung The paft'ral reed of Hermes, orhis opiate rod Milton O geatl |