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Show RU R 2. A breach of peace; open hoftility divide the commonit feems every man' tha - When the parties wealth, come to a ruprure V " Burftennef Sawift duty to chufe a fide " preternatura hernia eruption of the gut The rupture of the groin or ferotum is the mof R common {pecies of hernia W %y N Ty Ru'PTURE @. 2 [fro Sharp's Surgery the noun. To break; to burft; to fuffer difrup % tion The veffels of the brain and membranes, if rupSharp sured, abfoxb the extravafated blood Ru‘PTUREWORT. #. f. [berniaria, Lat. A plant RU'RAL. adj. [rural, French; ruralis Country; exiftin . from rura, Latin. in the country, not in cities; fuitin the country; refembling the country Lady, referved to de paftor company honour Joining your fweet voice to the rzral mufick o Siduey defert Here is a rural fellow ¥ "That will not be deny'd your highnefs® prefence Shakefpeare's Cymbeline . He brings you figs We tur "To where the filver Thames firfk rural grows T bomfon Th USRurA‘LITY. ) 7. J. [from raral. _ Ru'rarLnEess. § quality of being rural Dilft . Ru‘rRICOLIST. 2. f. [ruricola, Latin.] A Dia inhabitant of the country [rura and gigno . Ruri'€ENOUS. adj D7 Latin.] Born in the country » RUSE. . /. [French.] Cunning; artiwile trick ¥ fice; little ftratagem fraud; deceit. A French word neithe elegant nor neceffary 1 might here add much concerning the wile and rufes, which thefe timid creatures ufe to fav Ray themfelves myec Latin ¢RUSH. 2. f. [ juncus sl pEt . Saxon. % Aplant 555 A rufb hath a flower compofed of many leaves clean.sh data import.tsv out README which are placed orbicularly, and expand in for of a rofe; from the centre of which rifes th pointal, which afterward becomes a fruit or hufk avhich is generally three-cornered, opening int three parts, and full of roundih feeds : they ar planted with great care on the banks of the fea i Helland, in order to prevent the water from wath ing away the earth; for the roots of thefe rufbe faften themfelves very deep in the ground, and ma themfelves near the furface, fo as to hold the eart clofely together Miller He taught me how to know a man in love . in which cage of rufbes 1 am fure you are not priShakefpeare + doner. Man but a rufb againft Othello's breaft Shakefpeare's Othello ~ And he retires Is fuppe #trew'd ready th houf "trimm'd rufbe Shakefpeare cobwebs fivept Your farm requites your pains "Though rufbes overfpread the neighb'ring plains Dryden L /2« Any thing proverbially worthlefs No a 7u/b matter whethe L Eftrange legs or two apes go on fou John Bull's friendfhip is not worth a rufb. Arbuth /RUsH-cANDLE. 7. /. [ra/b and candle. . A fmall blinking taper, made by ftripping a rufh, except one fmall ftripe o the bark which holds the pith together and dipping it in tallow Be it moon or fun, or what you pleafe And if you pleafe to call it a rufb-candle Henceforth it fhall be fo for me Shakefpeare lour of ruftick drefs If your influence be quite dam'd u With black ufurping mifts, fome gentle taper Though a rafb-candie from the wicker hol Of fome clay habitation, vifit us Milton 7o Rusu. @. # [ppeoyan, Saxon.] T move with violence ; to go on with tumultuous rapidity Ever on that wa a warrior rufbed out upo them Armies ru/b to battle in the clouds Wh wilt thou rufb to certain death Fudith Milton Does with its waves fall backward to the Wef And, thence repell'd, advances to the Eaft While this revolving motion does indure The deep muft reel, and rufp from fhoar to fhoar Ru'sseT Rvu'suy. adj. [from rusb. 1. Abounding with rufhes Th lady fent me divers prefents of fruits, fu gar, and ru/fk Raleigh Ru'sma, #./o A brown and light iro fubftance, with half as much quicklime fteeped in water, the Turkif wome mak their pfilothron to tak off their hair Greav Ru'sser. adj, [rouffet, French; rufus Latin. Such is the colou 1. Reddifhly brown of apples called rufferings The morn, in r#/fet mantle clad Walks o'er the dew of yon high eaftern hill Shakefpeare Our fummer fuch a 7z/fer livery wears As in a garment often dy'd appears Dryden 2, Newzton feems to ufe 1t for grey ; but if the etymology be regarded, improperly This white fpot was immediately encompaffe with a dark grey or ru/fét, and that datk grey wit the colours of the firft iris homefpun 3. Coarfe Neavton's Opticks It i ruftick much ufed in defcriptions of the manners and drefles of the country, I fup pofe, becanfe it was formerly the c drefs Se nam Dryden give t feveral forts of pears o RUST. . /. [puyz, Saxon. 1. The red deiquamation of old iron This iron beganat the length to gather ruff Hooker Ruft eaten pikes and fwords in time to come ‘When crooked plows dig up earth's fertile womb The hufbandman fhall oft difcover. May's Virgil But Pallas came in fhape of ruff And 'twixt the {pring and hammer thruf Her Gorgon fhield, which made the coc Stand fiff, as 'twere transform'd to ftock Hudibras My feymitar got fome 74f2 by the fea water o corrode Gulliver furface o By dint of fword his crown he fhall increafe And {cour his armour from the 7/} of peace Dryden 3. Lofs of power by inaQivity 4 Matter bre ration Hard bread for ftores mak The ruffit pearmain is a very pleafant feuit, con tinuing long on the tree, and in the confervator partakes both of the ru/fiting and pearmain in colour and tafte; the one fide being generally riffet and the other ftreaked like a pearmain. Mertimer Crafbazv ‘What knight like him could tofs the 7u/by lance Tickel z./ 7./ 2. The tarnithe any metal 2. Made of rufhes muf apples from their colour Wotton In 7u/by grounds, fprings are found at the firf fpit Mortimer The timid hare to fome lone fea Retir'd; the ru/by fen or rugged furze. Zhomfo Rusk Countr Ru'sseriNg Violen Crafbaw whic a ifhnefs, like a fair fhepherdefs in her.country rz/fit And with the 7#/p of one rude blaft Sham'd not fpitefully to caf All his leaves fo freth, fo fweet bark fpu The Dorick diale€t hasa {weetnefs in its clown A gentleman of his train fpurred up his horfe and with a violent rufb fevered him from the duke Him while freth and fragrant tim Cherifht in his golden prime The rufh of death's unruly wav Swept him off into his grave Cruel Aufter thither hy'd him home wit them ru/fet Ru'sser . / Russer, ady Diverfe their fteps Pope's Odyffey Now funk the fun from his aereal height And o'er the fhaded billows ru/b'd thenight. Pope [from the verb. ftill dye cloath Henceforth my wooing mind thall be expref In rufjer yeas, and honeft kerfy noes. Shakefpeare Blackmore With a rufbizg found th'® affembly ben Rusu. #. / courfe the ruftick Figures pedantical : thefe fummer flie Have blown me full of maggot oftentation andrag In rafh attemapts beyond thy tender age Betray'd by pious love Dyryden's Virgil Defperate thould he rufh, and lofe his life With odds epprefs'd Dryden's Zoneis They will always ftrive to be good chriftians, bu never think it to be a part of religion, to rzfb int the office of princes or minifterse Spratt You fay, the fe in fome places Taflata phrafes, filken terms precife Gorgias removed out of the camp by night, t the end he might vuf upon the camp of the Jews 1 Mace 1Ve2 U by corruption or degene Let her fee thy facred truths cleared from al r4ft and drofs of human mixtures. King Charles Zo Rust. @w. » [from the noun. 1. To gather ruft; to have the furfac tarnifhed or corroded Her fallow leas Tke darnel, hemlock, and rank fumitor Doth root upon, while that the culter rufts That fhould deracinate fuch favagery. Shakefpeare Our armours now may rzff, our idle fcymitar Hang by our fides for ornament, not ufe. Drydern 2. To degenerate in idlenefs Muft I rzf in Egypt, never mor Appear in arms, and be the chief of Greece Dryden o Rusr. @. a 1. To make rufty Keepup your bright fwords, for the dew will ru them Shakefpeare's Othello 2. To impair by time or inadtivity RU'STICAL ruftigue adj French. [ raficus Latin Rough favage boifterous; brutal ; rude On he brought me unto fo bare 2 houfe, that i was the picture of miferable happinefs and ric beggary, ferved only by a company of ruffical villains, full of fweat and duft, not one of the other than a labourer Sidney This is by a ruffical feverity to banifh a urbanity, whofe harmiefs and confined condition i confiftent with religion Brown's Puicar Errours He confounds the finging and dancing of th fatyrs with the ruflical entertainment of the firf Romans Ru'sticaLLy Dryden adv [from rufiical. vagely; rudely; inelegantly SaM |