rotulet (rotulet)

[ There is every probability that the handy-book or register called Doomesday followed the Court whenever important busine was to be transacted, the original rotu lets usually remaining in the Winchester treasury. Athenæum, No. 3083, p. 707. rotuliform (rot'u-li-fôrm), a. little wheel, + form a, form.] rotula; patelliform. [ rotund (ro-tund'), a. [= F. rond, OF. roond, roont = Pr. redon, redun = Cat. redó, rodó = Sp. Pg. rotundo, redondo = It. roton do, ritondo, round, It was a little too exasperating to look at this pink-faced rotund specimen of prosperity, to witne the power for evil that lay in his vulgar cant. George Eliot, Felix Holt, xxx. 2. In bot. and entom., circumscribed by one unbroken curve, or without angles: as, a ro tund leaf or wing. [ rotonde , ro rotundt (ro-tund′), n . tonda , a rotunda: see rotunda .] A rotunda. [Rare.] I must confe the eye is better filled at first entering the rotund , and takes in the whole beauty and magnificence IMG:content-2507.png:[blocks in formation] 2. In French - Canadian law , one who holds real property subject to an annual rent or charge. Roubaix blue. See blue. rouble, n. See ruble . rouche, n. See ruche . rouche a get, n. rouched (roucht), a . [An a ibilated form, with lengthened vowel, of rucked , ruck2 + -ed2.] 1. Wrinkled. Hall i well . [Prov. Eng.] -2. Puckery; puckering the mouth, as sour beer. [Prov. Eng.] Beer is said to be rouched when it acquires a tartne . Hall i well.