rouennais

a. Rouen, of Rouen. to white heat. rouet, m. sheave, pulley wheel, pulley. roui, p.a. retted. —m, retting; stalene , rouge, a, red; red hot. —m. red; red heat; musty odor. rouge. rouillage, m. rusting, au —, at red heat. rouille, /. rust. — 343 rouille rouillé, rouiller, rouilleux, rouillure, rouir, roui age, roui oir, roulage, roul a is on, roulant, rouleau, roule ment, rouler, roulette, rouleur, roulier, roul is, rouloir, roul on, roulure, roumain, Roumanie, roure, rou atre, rou e, rou eur, rou i, rou iller, rou ir, rou i age, rou i ement, route, routier, routine, routinier, rouverin, rouille 317 ruiner de cuivre, a green coating on copper or rouvert, p.a. reopened. copper alloys, verdigris. rouvre, m. British oak (Quercus robur). — pr. 1 p.a. rusted; rusty. & 3 sing. indic. & subj. of rouvrir. v.t. & r. rust. rouvrir, v.t. reopen. a. rusty. roux, a. & m. ru et, reddish (or yellowish) /. rustine . brown; (of hair) red, auburn. v.t. ret. — »v.i. be retted, steep. royal, a. royal. m. retting. royalement, adv. royally. m. retting place. royaume, m. kingdom, realm. m. rolling, etc. (see rouler); carriage, Royaume-Uni, m. United Kingdom. transportation (in wheeled vehicles). royauté, f. royalty. /. the work of sugar manufacture. ru, m. brook, steam let, rill. p.a. rolling, etc. (see rouler); easy rubace, rubacelle, f. rubicelle (an orange-red (for riding); running (fire). or yellow variety of ruby spinel); quartz m. roller; roll; cylinder. colored red. — aliment a ire, feed roller. rub an, m. ribbon; tape; band, strip, strap. — compre eur, — de pre ion, (Mach.) pre rub ané, a. ribboned; striped, streaked; (of roll. cast iron) mottled. m. rolling, etc. (see rouler); roll; rubaner, »v.t. ribbon. rolling mechanism; working season, cam ruba e, f. = rubace. paign (as of a furnace). rubéfaction, f. (Med., etc.) rubefaction. — a billes, ball bearing. rubéfiant, a, & m. (Med.) rubefacient. v.¢. roll; roll up; (fig.) revolve; pa rubéfier, v.¢. redden. (one’s life). —v.7. roll; run (on wheels); rubéole, f. (Med.) rubella, German measles. ride (in a wheeled vehicle); revolve; rotate; rubéosine, f. (Dyes) rubeosin. turn; (of money) circulate; be plentiful; rubiacées, f.pl. (Bol.) Rubiacez. wander. — ».r. be rolled, etc.; roll. rubicelle, f. = rubace. /. small wheel (of various kinds); rubidium, m. rubidium. roller, roll; runner, caster; tapeline. rubigineux, a. rusty; rust-colored, rubiginous. m. roller; workman who rolls or wheels rubine, f. (Old Chem.) ruby: as, rubine d’arsomething. — a. rolling. senic, ruby of arsenic (realgar). m. carter, wagoner, trucker, — a. of or rub is, 7. (Min.) ruby. pertaining to carriage in wagons, trucks, ete. — balais, balas ruby. m. rolling, rolling motion. — de Bohéme, Bohemian ruby (red quartz). m. roller, roll, cylinder. — oriental, Oriental ruby, true ruby. m. round, rung. — sptnelle, spinel ruby. f. rolling, etc. (see rouler); roll; (of rubrique, f. red chalk, red earth, ruddle; rubwood) shake. ric, title; method, practice; ruse, trick. a. Roum an i an. —m. (cap.) Rouruche, f. hive, beehive. manian. rude, a. rough; harsh; hard, arduous, severe; /. Roumania. rude; rigid, strict; formidable. m. = rouvre. rudement, adv. roughly, harshly, etc. (see a. ru et, ru ety. rude). a. fem. of roux. rude e, f. roughne , harshne , etc. (see rude). /. ru et color or quality. rudiment, m. rudiment. p.a. turned ru et, browned, reddened; rudiment a ire, a. rudimentary. scorched. —m. scorching, scorched odor; rudiment a ire ment, adv.in a rudimentary way Ru ia leather. rue, f. street; (Bot.) rue. v.27. scorch. — de chévre, goat’s-rue (Galega officinal is). v.t. & r. turn ru et, brown, redden; — odorante, common rue (Ruta graveolens). scorch; singe. rufigallique, a. rufigallic (designating an acid m. dyeing ru et. known also as rufigallol). m. turning ru et, etc. (see rufigallol, ruffigallol, m. rufigallol. rou ir). rugir, v.7. roar. f. road; way; path, track, route, course. rugi ement, m. roar, roaring. a. road, of roads. rugosité, f. rugosity, roughne , wrinkle. f. routine. rugueux, a. wrinkled, rough, rugose. «a. routine. ruine, /. ruin.