ryallyt, ryallichet

Obsolete forms of royally. rybt, n. A Middle English form of rib2 . rutting-time (rut'ing-tim), n. time. Hall i well. Count Rousillon, a foolish idle boy, but for all that very ruttish . Shak ., All's Well, iv. 3. 243. ruttishne (rut'ish-nes), n . The state or qual- ity of being ruttish. ruttle (rut'l), v . i .; pret. and pp. ruttled , ppr. ruttling . [ rotelen , rutelen , var. of ratelen , rattle: see rattle1 . Cf. G. rütteln , shake, rattle.] To rattle; make a rattling sound, especially in breathing; gurgle. [Obsolete or prov. Eng.] Then was rutlynge in Rome, and rubbynge of helmes. MS . Cott. Calig. A. ii. f. 111. ( Hall i well .) scurely to ruttle. J. Ashton, Social Life in Reign of Queen Anne, II. 216.