Ruse, rooz, s
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 157
a trick;: artifice; stratagem, Ruse de guerra, a stratagem of war (Fr.) Sabæism, SABÆISM ] rush, s. a plant growing mostly in wet ground; anything proverbially worthle (A.S. risce). rush, v.n. to pre forward with impetuosity; in to enter with undue eagerne : s. a driving forward with eagerne and haste; a run (A.S. priscian) rush'-bot-tumd, a. having a bottom. made with rushes. rush'-kan-dl, s. a small blinking taper made of the pith of a rush dropped in tallow. rush'-er, s. one who rushes forward. rush'-lite, s. the light of a rush candle; a small feeble light. rush'-like, a. resembling a rush;weak. rush'-mat, s. a mat made of rushes. rush'-e, a. abounding with rushes; made of rushes. Rushine , rush'-e-nes, s. the state of being rushy. rusk, s. a kind of light cake; hard bread for stores. rus, a. pertaining to Ru ia or Ru ians: s. the language of the Ru ians; a Ru ian. rus'-set, a. of a reddish-brown colour; coarse; homespun: s. a coarse homespun dre ; a rough skinned kind of apple of a ru et colour (L. ru us, red). rus'-set-e, a. ofa ru et colour. Leather, rush'-e-a leth' -er, s. a soft kind of leather, prepared with birch-oil, made in Ru ia, and much used in book-binding. rush'-e-an, a. pertaining to Ru ia: s. a native or the language of Ru ia. rus-o-fo'-be-á, s. dread of Ru ia;jingoism (Ru andGr. phobos, fear). rust,, s. the red incrustation on iron, caused by its oxygenation under exposure to air and moisture; anything like rust; a disease on gra es, including cereals,due to fungi, and consisting of brown orange. coloured spots; anyfoul matter contracted; foul extraneous matter: v.n.to contract rust; to degenerate in idlene : v.a. to cause to contract rust (A.S.) See Ru et. rus'-tik, s.an inhabitant of the country; clown: a. pertaining to the country; rural; rude; unpolished; work, awkward; in abuilding, coarse when plain; the simple stones,; artle . ., in the Rustic face of it are hacked and pecked, so as to be be rough(L.rus, the country). Rustically, rus'-tik-al-le, ad,in a rustic manner. Rustical ne , rus'-tik-al-nes, s. the quality of being rus'-te-kate, rustic; rudene v.n. to; coarsene dwell in the. country: v.α. to compel to reside in the country; to banish fora time from college. rus-te-ka -shun, s. residence in the country; temporary banishment from college. rus-tis -e-te, s. rustic manners; rudene ; rus'l, v.n. to make a quick succe ion of small sounds, like the rubbing ofsilk cloth or dry leaves: s. sound). rus'-ler, s. one who rustles. rust'-e, a. covered or affected with rust; as if covered with rust; inexpert from inaction; harsh. Rustily, rust'-e-le, ad. in a rusty state. Rustine , rust'-e-nes, s. the state of being rusty. rut, s. the copulation or sexual desire in deer: v.n. to lust, asdeer: v.a. to cover in copulation (L. rugio, to roar). rut, s. a wheel-track: v.a. to cut in ruts. See roo'-tå, s. agenus of plants, including the rue (L.) rooth, s. mercy; pity; tenderne misery (rue). rooth'-les, a. without ruth; cruel;; pitile ; Ruthle ly, rooth'-les-le, ad. in ruthle Ruthle ne , rooth'-les-nes, s. the quality of being ruthle . roo'-til-ant, a. shining (L. rutile, to shine). roo'-til,s. red oxide of titanium (L. rutiles, red). rut'-tish, a. lustful; libidinous. Ruttishne , rut'-tish-nes, s. the state of being ruttish. ri, s. an esculent grain, allied to that of barley; a in ahawk (A.S. ryge). ri'-gras, s. a gra extensively cultivated for fodder for cattle. ri'-ot, s. a Hindu cultivator of the soil, S. the nineteenth letter in the English alphabet,has two sounds, as in mi and rose (roze). sa -ba-izm. } Seo Sabianism. sa-be -izm.
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