Rugous, roo'-gus,5 and Zool.]

(L. ruga, a wrinkle.) 573 ] RUN wrinkle. or ruined structure: pl. the remains of anything demolished or decayed: v.a. to demolish; to pull down, destroy, subvert, or defeat; to impoverish: to bring to everlasting misery: v.n. to fall into ruins or ruin (L. ruin a, from ruo, to fall, rush, or tumble down) demolition. of Ruiner, roo'-in-er, s. one who ruins or destroys. ruins[Min.] posed of ruins; bringing to ruin. Ruinously, roo'-in us-le, ad. in a ruinous manner. Ruinousne , roo'-in us-nes, s. the state or quality of being ruinous. or Rule, rool, s. government; sway; established principle, standard, or directory; established or regular mode of proceeding; a maxim or canon; an instrument for drawing lines; in monasteries, corporations, or societies, that which is established for the direction of the society; a determinate mode prescribed for performing any operation and producing certain results [Alg. and Arith.]; an established form of construction in a particular cla of words [Gram.]; an order made either between parties to a suit on or motion, [Law]. Rule or to of Three, regulate that tha the which practice teaches how of the to find court fourth proportional number to three others which are given. (L. regula, from rego, to make and keep straight.) rule; to determine, as a court;to mark lines by a ruler: v.n. to have power or command; to decide [Law];to stand or maintain a level [Comm.] executes laws; an instrument of wood or metal by which straight lines are drawn. by a ruler; predominant. Rulingly, rool-ing-le,ad. byway of rule. a. sugar cane, from mola es, . sound: v.a. to jingle: s. a rumbling sound; a seat for servants behind a carriage (from the sound). a Rumbling, rum'-bling, a. making a low, heavy, continuous sound: s. a sound of this sort. Fumblingly, rum'-bling-le, ad. with a rumbling sound. arising from hard drinking. the cud(L.) nant-le, ad. by chewing the cud. porous animals, with four stomachs, which chew the cud, as the ox, camel, deer, goat, . tate: v.a. to chew again; to muse on. meditation. tively on any subject. v.n. to search closely by looking into every corner and tumbling things about (room). rent story, for the truth of which there is no known authority; report of a fact; fame: v.a. to circulate a report (L. rumor). with the parts adjacent; the fag-end; the buttocks. Rump Parliament, a name of contempt given to the rumpr.) make uneven(A.S.) alcoholic base is rum. hurry; to spread; to extend; to rush violently; to sail; to slide; to move; to contend in a race; to flee Rush, for escape; toflow in any manner; to move as a fluid; tomelt;toturn; to go; to pa ; to fall; to have Rush, course; to be carried; to shoot; to discharge matter; to continue in time; to pre with numerous demands. To run after, to pursue or follow. To run Rush-bottomed, at, to attack. To run in trust, to get credit. To run down a coast, to sail along it. To run on, to talk in- Rush-candle, ce antly. To run over, to overflow. To run out, to come to an end; to be wasted or exhausted. To run Rusher, riot, to go to the utmost exce (A.S. rennan). Rush-light, Run, run, v.a. to drive; to force; to cause to be driven; to fuse; to cast; to incur; to venture; to smuggle; Rush-like, to break through; to pursue in thought; to thrust; Rush-mat, to draw; to cause to ply; to cause to pa ; to dis- Rushy, charge; to pursue. To run down a ve el, to run against and sink her (Naut.] To run hard, to pre with sarcasm or ridicule; to urge importunately. Rusk, To run over, to narrate or run the eye over hastily. To run through, to expend. To run up, to increase. Ru , Run, run, s. act of running; course;flow; succe ful course; clamour; an uncommon pre ure on a bank Ru et, for payment; distance sailed over; a voyage; a pair of mill stones; a brook; a large grazing ground: a. melted; smuggled. In the long run, in the final result. The run of mankind, the generality of people.