Regalement

rn-g.H'ment, n. the act of regaling entci umment lefresh incut. Regalia, re-gii'h-a, «.// the ensigns of royalty the ci own, sceptre, tic esp those used at a coionation the rights and privileges of kings. [Lit. ‘loyal tilings, neuter pi. of regain.] Regality, re-gal'i-ti, u. state of being regal royalty sovereignty Regard, re-gard', v to observe particularly to hold in respect or affection to pay attention to to keep or observe to esteem to consider. — n. u>rig lock, gaze: attention with interest: observation respect affection repute elation re fere in e — n Regard'er [Fi regarder —re, and garder, to keep, look after. See Guard.] Regardful, re-eurd'fool, adj full of regard taking notice heedful attentive, —adv, Regard - fully.