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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary 1908

Roture, r tr, n. in Canadian law, a grant made of feudal property: plebeian rank in France. n. Roturier (ro t ri ), a plebeian. [Fr., Low L. ruptura, ground broken by the plough L. rumpre, ruptum, to break.]Rou, r , n. a fashionable profligate: a rake, debauchee. n. Rouerie, debauchery. [A name given by Philippe, Duke of Orlans, Regent of France 1715 23, to his dissolute companions Fr. of rouer roue L. rota, a wheel.]Rouelle, r el, n. a wheel like amulet of the ancient Gauls, intended to symbolise the sun. n. Rouelle guard, a guard having the shape of a disc, as on some old daggers. [Fr.]Rouge, rzh, n. to use rouge: to blush. ns. Rouge berry, a shrub of tropical America, whose berries supply a cosmetic; Rouge dish, a saucer containing a thin layer of dry rouge; Rouge et noir, a modern game of chance, played by the aid of packs of cards ugg classic tall boots on sale on a table covered with green cloth also Trente un and Trente et quarante. Rouge croix, one of the four pursuivants of the English College of Heralds; Rouge dragon, one of the pursuivants of the Heralds' College. [Fr. rouge (It. roggio, robbio) L. rubeus, red.]Rouget, r zh, n. an infectious disease of swine. [Fr., rouge, red.]Rough, ruf, adj. not smooth: uneven: uncut: unpolished: unfinished: boisterous: tempestuous: violent: harsh: severe: rude: coarse: disordered in appearance: hasty, as a rough guess: stale: astringent: in Greek grammar, marking the stronger aspiration, equivalent to Eng. h. n. to break the rules in boxing by too great violence. n. Rough cast, to mould in a rough, unfinished way: to form anything in its first rudiments. n. Rough cull, to cull oysters hastily; Rough draft, draw, to trace roughly; Rough dry, to dry without smoothing. adj. to become rough. n. Rougher, a workman who shapes something preparatory to a finishing operation: a piece of woollen cloth in preparation for fulling. adjs. Rough grind, to grind roughly. n. Rough hew, to hew coarsely: (Shak.) to give to anything the first appearance of form. n. Rough hewn, not yet nicely finished: unpolished: unrefined. ns. Rough hound, the dogfish: a kind of shark; Roughie (Scot.), dried heath; Roughing mill, a metal disc charged with wet emery, for grinding gems. adjs. Roughish, rather rough; Rough legged, having legs covered with feathers. adv. Roughly, coarsely: harshly: rudely. ns. of food. adj. Rough perfect, of an actor when nearly perfect in the memorising of a part. ns. Rough rider, one who rides rough or untrained horses: a horse breaker; Rough scuff, a coarse fellow: the rabble. adj. Rough shod, shod with roughened shoes, as a horse in frosty weather. n. Rough slant, a shed partially enclosed, for shelter. adj. Rough spun, rude, homely. ns. Rough string, one of the supports for the steps of a wooden stairway; Rough stuff, coarse paint laid on after the priming, and before the finish; Rough tail, a shield tail snake. adj. Rough tailed. n. Rough wing, a British moth: a rough winged swallow. adj. Rough work, to work over hastily without attention to execution in detail also n. Rough and ready, rough in manner but prompt in action; Rough and tumble, said of fighting in any style or by any means: indiscriminate, confused, not too particular about decorum, fairness, Rough diamond (see Diamond); Rough it, to take what comes. Cut up rough, to become quarrelsome or violent; In the rough, in an unwrought or rude condition; Ride rough shod (see Ride). rh, rough; Ger. rauch, rauh, Dut. ruig.]Rought, rawt, an obsolete pret. of reck.Roulade, r lad, n. (mus.) a melodic embellishment: a run. [Fr., 2016 Women UGG Boots On Sale rouler, to roll.]Roule, rl, n. an obsolete form of roll.Rouleau, r l, n. a roll of paper containing a certain number of coins: a large piping or trimming: one of a bundle of fascines to cover besiegers: pl. Rouleaux. [Fr.]Roulette, rl et, n. a little ball or roller: a game of chance played on an oblong table UGG Boots On Sale 70% Off divided into numbered and coloured spaces, and having in the centre a rotating disc on which a ball is rolled until it drops into one of the spaces, the player winning if he has staked his money on that space or its colour: an engraver's tool: a cylindrical object used to curl hair upon: (geom.) a particular kind of curve. [Fr., rouler, to roll.]Rounce, rowns, n. a wheel pulley in a hand printing press: a game of cards.Rounceval, rownse val, n. (obs.) a giant: anything large and strong: the marrow fat pea.Rouncy, rownsi, n. (obs.) a common hackney: a nag: a vulgar woman. (Spens.) to address in a whisper. runian, to whisper.]Round, rownd, adj. circular: globular: cylindrical: whole: complete: plump: large: not inconsiderable, as a sum: whole, unbroken: smooth flowing, continuous, as a sound: full, expressive: open: plain: positive: bold, brisk, without hesitation or delicacy, plain spoken: candid, as a 'round unvarnished tale': severe: well turned, in a literary sense: periodic: (archit.) vaulted. adv. on all sides: every way: circularly: in a revolution: from one side or party to another: not in a direct line, circuitously: in a round manner: from beginning to end. prep. around: on every side of: all over. n. to grow or become round or full: to go round: to go the rounds, as a guard. adj. Roundabout, encircling: circuitous: indirect. n. a horizontal revolving wheel on which children ride: a round dance: a short jacket. adv. Roundaboutly. ns. Roundaboutness; Round all, an acrobatic feat. adjs. Round arched, of a style characterised by semicircular arches; Round arm, in cricket, swinging the arm more or less horizontally; Round backed, having a round or curved back: round shouldered; Round crested, fan crested. ns. Round dance, a dance in a circle, or in which the couples wheel; Rounder, one that frequents a place: a tool for making an edge round: (pl.) an English game out of which base ball grew, played with a small ball and a bat about two feet long. adj. Round faced, having a round face. ns. Round fish, the common carp: the shadwaiter; Roundhand, a style of penmanship in which the letters are well rounded and free; Roundhead, a Puritan, so called in the time of Charles I. from the Puritan fashion of having the hair cut close to the head. adj. Roundheaded. ns. Round house, in ships, a cabin or house on the after part of the quarterdeck: on American railways, an engine house; Rounding, in bookbinding, the shaping the folded and sewed sheets into a convex form at the back; Rounding machine, various machines for producing round forms, as a machine for sawing out circular heads for casks; Rounding plane, a woodworking tool for rounding the handles of rakes, Rounding tool, an instrument used in forging for rounding a rod: a kind of draw plate in saddlery for shaping round leather straps; Round ron, a ugg bailey button boots 5803 black plumber's tool for finishing soldered work. adj. Roundish, somewhat round. ns. Roundishness; Roundle (Spens.), a roundelay; Roundlet, a little circle. adv. Roundly, in a round manner: fully: completely: boldly: openly: plainly: briskly: generally. adj. Round mouthed (zool.), having a mouth without any lower jaw. ugg boots on sale for women n. Round ridge, to plough into round ridges. ns. Round towers, tall narrow circular towers tapering gradually from the base to the summit, found abundantly in Ireland, and occasionally in Scotland, now generally believed to be the work of Christian architects and built for religious purposes. n. Round up, the forming of upward curves: the bringing together of all the cattle in a ranch: a finishing of an arrangement: the convexity of a deck. adj. Round winged, having rounded wings, as some British moths. n. Round worm, one of a class of worms (Nematoda) in which the body is elongated and more or less cylindrical, most of them parasitic opposed to the flatworms or Plathelminthes, such as tapeworms and flukes. Round about, in an opposite direction: an emphatic form of round; Round of beef, a cut of the thigh, through and across the bone; Round off, to finish completely; Round to, to turn the head of a ship to the wind. All round, in all respects; Bring round (see Bring); Come round (see Come); Scold roundly, to bring to book. [O. Fr. roond (Fr. rond) L. rotundus rota, a wheel.]Roundel, rowndel, n. anything of a round form or figure: a circle: a ring dance, a rondel. n. Roundelay, a round: a song in which parts are repeated: a dance in a ring. [O. Fr. rondel (Fr. rondeau), dim. of rond, round.]Roundrobin, rownd robin, n. a name given to a protest signed by a number of persons in a circular form, so that no one shall be obliged to head the list. [Fr. rond ruban, round ribbon.]Roup, rowp, n. to sell by auction.Roup, rp, n. an infectious disease of the respiratory passages of poultry. to awake: to be excited to action. n. the reveille. adv. (obs.) vehemently. adj. Rousant (her.), starting up, as a bird in the attitude of rising. ns. Rousement, an awakening religious discourse; Rouser, one who, or that which, rouses, anything astonishing. adj. Rousing, having power to awaken: great, violent. adv. Rousingly. adj. Rousy, noisy, riotous. [Scand., Sw. rusa, Dan. ruse, to rush.]Rouse, rowz, n. a carousal: a bumper. [Scand., Sw. rus, drunkenness, Ice. rss; cf. Dut. roes, Ger. rausch.]

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