Rhythm

riihm, n.,flowing motion metre regular recurrence of accents: harmony of proportion. — [L. rhythmus— Gr. rhythmos heb, rheusomaz, to flow. Rhythmic, th'mik. Rhythmical, ith'mik-al, adj. having or pertaining to rhythm or metre. — adv. Rhythmically. Rib, rib, «. one of the bones from the backbone which encircle the chest anything like a rib in form or use a piece of timber wiiich helps to form or strengthen the side of a ship a vein of fate, fir me, hfcr mine Riddle a leaf: a prominence running in a line', {arch.) a moulding or projecting band on a ceiling.— v-L to furnish or inclose with nbs to form with rising lines \~pr.p. ribb'ing pa. and pa.p. ribbed. [A.S., cog. with Ger. rippei) Ribald., rib'ald, n. a loose, low character. adj. low: base: mean. (O. Fr. ribalt (Fr. riband. It. rtbaldo)—0. Ger. ribe a prostitute, and suffix -aid.] [and vulgar scurrility. Ribaldry, rib’ald-n, «. obscenity fil you r low Ribbing, nb'ing, «. an arrangement of ribs Ribbon, rib'on, Riband, Ribband, rib'aiid, n. a fillet or strip ol silk a narrow strip.— v.t. to adorn with ribbons. [O. Fr. nban (It. rub an), perh. from Dut. ring-band, necktie, collar (Diez), or from Dut. nj i,Ger. rez/u), a row, and Band. Rico, n. one of the mosL useful and extensively cultivated of grains, like oats when ripe. [Fr ris (Jt. mo)—L. and Gr. oryza—Ar. razz, (with art ar rozz.) Rice-paper, ns-pa'pei n, a white smooth paper, made by the Chinese from the pith of a plant. bSo called because fonneriy supposed to be made lioin Rich., rich omp. Rich/er, suffi Rich'QgL, adj. abounding in po e ions: wealthy: valuable: sumptuous fertile full of agreeable or nutmive qualities hi lght, a colour full of harmonious sounds: full of beauty adv Rich'ly. [AS. rue, rule as nc in bishopric), having rule, having means or wealth, rich cog. with Ger. renh, empire, ah« neb, Goth reiks, L. rex, a king, Sans uij-an, to rule The fundamental idea th.it of power shewn m stretching out the hand, guiding, obtaining, as in E. Reach, Gr. o-rc^-b, iu roach alter, reg-ere to keep s might oi guide, Sans atg-, to obtain. Through the idea of ‘keeping straight,’ the ruot is conn. a Low it liE Righl. Gei recht, L. rectus.).Riches, tich'er, n.pl. in H sometimes u.smg.), wealth m lme abundance. [M. E. ric/ie e (ii.smg - Fr nJu o Richne , nch'nes, wealth abundance fruitfulne value costline abundance of imagery,