Rouge-et-noir

rSBzh'-a-nwawr', n. a game at Olds troops played at a table, marked with four diamond put.shaped spots, two red and two black [Fr ‘red* into and black.’] L. Rough, ruf, adj not smooth uneven uncut See unpolished unfinished boisterous tempestu- Route, ous violent: harsh: severe: rude: coarse: march, disordered in appearance, —adv. Rougb'ly. — broken 440 fate, far m5, her mine mBte Route Rough 'ae , [A.S. ruh, rough, cog. with ranch, rank, Dut. nag. [horse. ruf, v.t. to make rough: to break in a ruf'n, v.t. to make rough.—v.i. to rough, ruf'-rld'ir, «. one who rides rough untrained horses a horse-breaker. roOl-et', u. a little ball or roller: a game chance played with a small ball on a circle into red and black spaces [Fr. — router, roll, from the balls rolling. See Roll.] rownd, adj circular globular cylinwhole complete plump large smooth open plain positive bold*, brisk. m a round manner on all sides from one or party to another; circularly.—prep. on every side of: all over n. that lound a circle or globe: a series of the time of such a series a turn revolution cycle an accustomed walk step of a ladder a.song or dance having a return to the same point a vulley or discharge of firearms: that in which a company takes part. v.t. to make round: suiround to go round to complete to make and flowing — vi to grow or become round full to go round.- adj. Round'isli, some- — round 10. Fr round, ioond Fr. roud totuudns— rota, a wheel. See Rotary. rownd'a-bowt, adj. encircling cir in direct u. a horizontal revolving on which children rule roundel, anything of a round form or a ciicle: a roundelay. [O Fr. rondel tondi au\, dim oCroud..See Round,] rowiid'c-1.1, n. a round: a Ming or in which puts aie repeated. [Same as modified by influence of K. Lay.] lownd hed, n a Puritan, so called in lime of Charles from the Puritan fashion has mg the hair cut lIos«c to the head. lowjuj'hows, n. in ships, a cabin or on ilie after-pan the quaitei deck mw ml adv. in a round manner fully: boldly openly pi. only rownd m*s, u quality ol being round, or cylmthical: cylindrical lorm lullsmomhne flow plainne boldne . row nd-rob'in, n. a petition with the in the form of a ciicle or round so as riot to show who signed first. [Fr. ubnn, round ribbon. « a Sale by auction. to sell by non. A Si on word row/, v to rune up to sth up to to ex Routine Routine, rnot-£n', n. course of duties: regular corn se of action. [Fr.]