Royalist, roy -al-ist, s

an adherent to a king, line of Ruck, kings, or a kingly government. the RUCK 1 roy'-al-ize, v.a. to make royal. roy-al-mast, s. the fourth mast from the roy'-al-te, s. the character, state, office, or person of a king; royal domains; proprietary right part profit pl. the rights or prerogatives of a or superior; emblems of royalty. rub, v.a. to move something along a surface pre ure; to wipe; to clean; to scour; to spread over; to polish To rub down, to clean by rubbing. To rub off, to clean. by rubbing; to separate by friction. To rub out, to erase. To rub upon, to touch hard. To rub up, to burnish; to excite (Gael.) rub, v.n. to move along with pre ure; to fret; to chafe; to move or pa with difficulty. rub, s. act of rubbing; friction; that which rubs and renders motion difficult; obstruction;difficulty; a sarcasm; jibe. roo-bas',, s. s rock-crystal filled with bright red spangles See Ruby. roo-bä'-to,. a. lengthening some notes and pro curtailing others [Mus.) (It. stolen.) rub -ber, s. one who or that which rubs; the instrument or thing used in rubbing or cleaning; a in gaming,two games out of three deciding the contest; a coarse file. rub'-bish, s. fragments of buildings or any structure; ruins waste matter; anything worthle (rub) rub'-bish-e,. a. composed of rubbish; trashy. rub -bl, s. rough undre ed stones; rubble stone; ama of fragments of rock [Geol.] (rub). rub'-hl-stone, s. the upper fragmentary and decomposed portions of a ma of stone. rub -bl-wurk, s. coarse walling, constructed of rough stones. rub-ble, a. pertaining to or containing rubble. ru-be-fa'-she-ent, a. making red: s. a substance or application which produces redne of the skin [Med.] (L. ruber, red, and facio, to make.) ru-be-fak'-shun, s. the action or effect of roo'-bel-lite, s. a red variety of tourmaline (L. ruber, Gr. lithos, a stone). ru-be -o-là, s. the measles [Med.] (L. ruber.) ru-bes'-sent, a. growing or becoming red. roo' -be-tsäl, s. a mischievous mountain spirit celebrated in German fairy-lore. roo'-be-ȧ, s. a genus of plants, including roo'-be-an, s. the colouring principle of madder. roo' -be-kan, a. of a bay or gray-black colour. roo' -be-sel, s. a variety of ruby. roo'-be-kon, s. a river in Italy, the cro ing of by Cæsar, on a certain occasion, amounted to declaration of war against the Republic. To cro the Rubicon,to take an irrevocable step. roo'-be-kund, a. inclining to redne . ru-be-kund'-e-te, s. inclination to redne . roo-bid'-e-um, s. an alkaline metal discovered by spectrum analysis in 1860 (L. rubeo, to be roo'-bid, a. red as a ruby. roo-bif'-ik, a. making red. roo-be-fe-ka' -shun, s. the act of making roo'-be-form, a. having a red appearance. roo'-be-fi, v.a. to make red. See Rubefacient. ru-bij'-e-nus, a. mildewed. ru-bi -go, s.mildew, rust on plants (L.) roo'bl, s. a silver coin of Ru ia, worth about 10d.; also a money of account. roo'-brik, s. the title or heading of a statute in red; directions printed in prayer-books, in red letters; appointed or settled place: to adorn with red(L. ruber). roo'-brik, a. red; marked with red; placed roo' -bre-kal,s in rubrics. roo' -brik-ate, v.a. to distinguish with red: marked with red. roo'-brish-e-an, s. one versed in the rubric; advocate of the rubric. rub'-stone, s. a whetstone for sharpening roo'-bus,. s. a genus of shrubs, including the (L.) roo'-be, s. a precious stone, of a carmine-red anything red; redne ; a carbuncle; a small type: v.a. to make red: a. of the colour of the Ruby ofzinc, red blende. Rock ruby, a fine red of garnet (L. ruber). ruk, v.a. to wrinkle; to crease: s. a wrinkle or (L. ruga). ruk, s. aheap; the horses that come in aheap at fag-end of a race (rick).