redtubs (redtubz)

The sapphirine gurnard, Trigla hirundo. [Local, Eng.] redubt (rē-dub'), v. t. [Early mod. E. also re doub; Whiche domage powar can be redoubed . neither with treasure ne with Sir T. Elyot, The Govern our, ii. 14. I doubte not by Goddes grace so honestly to redub be all thynges that have been amys. Ellis, Literary Letters, p. 4. O Gods, redub be them venge a unce iust. Phaer, Æneid, vi. Whether they [monks] will conform themselves gladly, for the redubbing of their former trespa es, to go to other houses of their coat, where they shall be well received. State Papers, I. 540, in R. W. Dixon's Hist. Church of [Eng., vii., note.