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Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 155
a contagious disease, com] monly on the scalp, characterized by an eruption on the skin in small vesicles with a reddish base. curling; a place in which people skate on small wheels (ring). to cleanse, with a second or repeated application of water after washing (Ger. rein, clean, pure). of the peace; noisy festivity: v.n. to revel; to run to exce in sensual indulgence; to luxuriate; to raise an uproar. To run riot, to act or move without restraint (Fr.) turbing the peace. multuous; seditious; guilty of riot. Riotously, ri'- ut-us-le, ad. in a riotous manner. Riotousne , ri'- ut-us-nes, s. the state of being riotous. ing; a rent; laceration; anything worthle (A.S. ryan). river (L. rip a, abank). fit for use; matured; finished; ready; prepared; fully qualified; resembling ripe fruit; suppurated: v.n. to grow ripe: v.a. to mature; to ripen (A.S. ripe). Ripely, ripe'-le, ad. as in a ripe manner. Ripene , ripe' -nes, s. the state of being ripe; full growth: completene . ripe; to bring to maturity or perfection. little curling waves: v.n. to curl in ripples; to sound, as ripples in water: v.a. to raise as in ripples; to curl(rimple). clean away seeds from flax (Gr. riffeln). gra . surface of a sea-beach, left by the receding waves; similar undulations on the surface of rocks [Geol.] marks. cleaning flax; hatcheling. Cripplingly, rip' -pling-le, ad. in a rippling manner. water on a soft bottom. after they had reaped their lord's corn. to appear above; to spring; to begin to stir; to increase; to be promoted; to be roused; to be raised; to amount; to close a se ion: s. the act of rising; ascent; elevation; origin; appearance above; increase; advance in rank, honour, or fame (A.S. risan). stair [Carp.] hymns; a person inspired; a seer. The seven rishi, the stars of the Great Bear (Sans. properly, a son of the light, who, though gone down to hades, still enlightens the world by his wisdom, who " being dead yet speaketh," from dric, to see). laugh. capable of exhibiting laughter; laughable (L. rideo. risum, to laugh ). Risibly, riz' -a-ble, ad. in a risible manner. Risible ne , riz'-e-bl-nes, s. the quality of being risible; risibility. tinct i on; growing to manhood: s. act of getting up or ascending; insurrection; a tumour; act of closing a se ion; resurrection. chances of lo [Comm.]: v.a. to expose to injury or lo ; to dare to undertake. To run a risk, to encounter danger. (Fr, risque, from L. re, and seco, to cut.) Risible,
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