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Show RU RU e r c m t m f a a p m t m f wherewith the flutings of columns ar Bailey. frequently filled up #. / [rue, French ; rura Latin. A herb called herb of grace becauf holy water was fprinkle Dig to rubbith th e u e i c a I / # O "upERAT " Jaying of a pavement with pebbles o Bailey 4 ictle ftones An unu'pEsBY.'n./. [from rade. i turbulen Wha Fo Rue now little ufed Shakefpeare Shakefpeare Out of my fight, rudefby be gone rudimentui #. / Latin. 2. The firft part of education He was nurture Rue'ruL whete h 8. The firft, inaccurate unthapen begin God beholds the firft imperfet rudiments of virtu in the foul, and keeps a watchfu ey He figh'd, and caft a rueful eye Our pity kindles, and our paffions die RupiMe'NTAL adj [fro Rue'ruLnEss [peopyrian Saxon. T grieve for; toregret ; to lament With like attempts to like end to renew as bein More back Sor #. /i [from rueful. You a captain ; for what ? for tearing a whore' Shakefpeare's Henry IV ruff in a bawdy houfe Wwe'll revel it With raffs, and cufls, and fardingals. Skakefpeare The ladies freed the neck from thofe yokes thofe linnen ruffs in which the fimplicity of thei had enclofed it. .Addifon's Guardian grandmother puckers o int corrugations I rear'd this flow'r Soft on the paper ruff its leaves I fpread roug Pope {mall rive fcales. to be better and take but will not gro bigge than a gudgeon ; he is an excellent fith and of pleafant tafte Walton Obfolete A ftate of ronghnefs fet all their briftles up As field Ne favagely boi fterous Experienc'd ag May timely i pt the ruffian rage Convene the tribe Pope's Odyffzy A fuller blaft ne'er fhook our battlements If it hath ruffian'd {o upon the fea Wha ribs of oak when mountain To Ru'FFLE melt on them Shakefpeare's Othzllo @w. a [rupffelen, Dutch wrinkle. 1. To diforder to put ou to make lefs fmooth o t form Naughty lady Thefe hairs, which thou doft ravith from mv chin Will quicken and accufe thee; I''m your ho Yo thould not rxfJe thus Shake[peare In changeable taffeties, differing colour emerg ?-nld vanifh upon the ruffling of the fame p ilke As fhe firft began to rife She fmooth'd the rxffzd feas, and clear'd the fkies Dr Bear me, fome god! oh quickly bear me Le To wholefome folitude, the nurfe of fenfe Where contemplation prunes her 7 And the free foul looks down to pity kings 2. T difcompofe t Pcpe difturb to pu In every wound of Cefar, that fhould mov The ftones of Rome to rife and mutiny Ska ‘W ar tranfported by paflions an our ruffled by the diforders of the body; nor yet ca tell, how the foul fhould be affeéted by fuch k of agitations Glanville 3. To put out of order to furprife The knight found ou Th' advantage of the ground, where bef He might the 7uf'd foe infeft Hudibras 4. To throw diforderly together ftate of thi Thi can feem in fuch a raf word t I 7‘1(f77:":" up fal''n leaves i Let fall fro heaven be th unlef i heap, and found ‘a fleep interminate Clapma hapiman 5. To contrat into plaits A fmall ikirt of fin Chapman's Iliad t thou 5 Brutal Within a thicket I repos'd, when roun or pope is much like the pearch for fhape A ruf adj on a rape Addifon's Cato. Were I Brutus And Brutus Antony, there were an Anton Would 7uffle up your fpirits, and put a tongu What fathion'd hats, or rzffs, or fuits next year Our giddy-headed antick youth will wear. Donne 3. [Fro fith Ru'rrian was founde out of temper Like an uproar in the town Before them every thing went down Drayton Some tore a r«ff, and fome a gown Sooner may a gulling weather fpy By drawing forth heav'n's fcheme, tell certainly thing collete All under heaven With robbers hands, my hofpitable favou 1. A puckered linen ornament, formerl worn about the neck See RuFFLE 2. An That eomprehends in her wide empire's bound r part of th defty-piece 70 RU'FFLE 1. To gro 7#ffled linnen, runnin alon ys before, is called t} L1a @. 7 roug or turbulent be contralted from ruffe To tempt the thing which daily yet I rue And the old caufe of my continued pain an away from a fnail 2. / meanin Thou tempteft me in vain Mourn The poet, who flourithed in the fcene, is condemned in the ruelle Dryden's Prefaceto Aneis Initial ; relating to firft principles 9o RuE. @. a Dryden RUECLLE. 7. /. [French. A'circle; a aflembly at a private houfe. Not ufed Rurr Hayward offence, furthered his condernation ‘The boafted anceftors of thefe great men Whofe virtues you admire, were all fuch ruffians This dread of nations, this almighty Rome 70 Ru'FFian. @. n. [from the noun. To rage ; to raife tumults; to play th rofian Not in ufe rowfulnefs ; mournfulnefs rudiment. Your fitft rudimental effays in fpectatorfhip wer made in my fhop, where you often practifed fo Spectator hours ru and frightfully loo very ruefull afraid it has received every grace it is capable of The fappy bough Attire themfelves with blofloms, fweet rudiment Philips Of future harveft fhould an ap Wh Have you a ruffian that will fwear? drink? dance Shakefpeare Revel the night ? rob? murder Sir Ralph Vane's bold anfwers, teérmed rud and ruffian like, falling into years apt to tak Can hold the mortife Rur‘ruLLy. adv. [from rueful. fully; forrowfully over it, til Addifon's Spectator Mourn Cocytus, nam'd of lamentation loud Heard on the rueful ftream. Milton's Paradife Loft clean.sh data import.tsv out README but the 7udments, the beginnings, and firft draugh of religion; as religion is the perfection, refine. South [rue and full. Shakefpeare Mofs is but the rudiment of a plant, and th Bacon's Natural Hiffory mould of earth or bark The rudiments of nature are very unlike th Glanville's Scepfis grofier appearances So looks our monarch on this early fight Th' effay and rudiments of great fuccefs Which all-maturing time muft bring to light Dryden Shail that man pretend to religious attainments who is defe&@ive and fhort in moral? which ar and {ublimation of morality adj the ferpent, arms herMore The venom'd vengeance ride upon our fwords Spur them to ruefu/ work, rein them from ruth ning or original of any thing ment Richard 11 tal, boifterous, mifchievous fellow cut-throat; a robber; a murderer When we have our armour buckled on in his firf was bor i« "rudiments, till the years of ten, and then taugh the principles of mufick. Wotton's Life of Villiers I'bi/f S The fkill and rudiments auftere of war here thortly fhall be feen ful; woful; forrowful the firft element Such as were trained up in the rudiments, an were fo made fit to be by baptifm received into th IHocker church, the fathers ufually term hearers " T'o learn the order of my fingering Shakefpeare I muft begin with rudiments of art Thou foon fhalt qui ' Thofe rudiments, and fee before thine eye The monarchies of th' earth, their pomp, and ftate Sufficient introduétion to infor Milten Thee, of thyfelf fo apt, in regal arts Could it be believed, that a child fhould b forced to learn the rudiments of a language, whic he is never to ufe, and negleét the writing a goo Locke hand, and cafting accounts \ndh 2 for Ruth The weafel, to encounte felf with eating of rue [rudiment, French twis %, The firft principles - Niofta fcience eve than wormwoo Shake[peare' fpleen full o a mad-brain rude/ty WQUDIMENT infefted favor is better In the remembrance of a weeping queen I muft be force v g Unt place with ir Miller and rue Tuffer Here did fhe drop a tear; here, in this place I'll fet a bank of rue, four herb of grace word lo fellow Milton Rvue Be Qu'DERARY. adj. [rudera, Latin. longin Thy wil Chofe frecly what it now fo juftly rues many princes that, in the 7z # of all thei the head of have been taken down fro glory army to the wheel of the victor' con chariot Ho Spenfer You'll 7ue the time Shake[peare That clogs me with this anfwer France, thou fhalt 7ue this treafon with thy tears Shakefpeare's Herry V If Talbot but furvive Oh! treacherous was that breafl, to whom yo Didft truft our counfels, and we both may 7ue 'I'!av'mg his falfehood found too late, twas h That made me caft you guilty, and you me, Donzic Slakef Lfiing which we now write, rongh. A bru U‘_‘,J,.. loofe motion ; to flutter courfer Italian [rufiane =z f Ru'rrian ruffien, French, a bawd; rofver, Da nifh, to pillage; perhaps it may be bef derived from the old Teutonick wor oale afford whe h hear s from fa tro hi T h -./\vfenuon fho reed to rough Out of ufe valan |
