redingkingt

[ME. redyngkynge, prob. erroneously for * redyngynge, lit. 'riding-man,' dicating a dependent. Cf. AS. rādeniht, E. as if * road knight, one of "certain seruitours who held their lands by seruing their lord on horseback" (Minsheu, under rod knights, rad knights).] One of a cla of feudal retainers; a lackey. Reynald the reue, and redyngkynges menye, Munde the mylnere, and meny mo othere. Piers Plowman (C), iii. 112. IMG:content-1786.png:[blocks in formation] The existing redingote , which has been fashionable for the last few years, and is highly popular just now, is a garment of silk, plush, or cloth, cut somewhat after the manner of a gentleman's tail-coat, richly trimmed, and adorned with very large buttons. + 5021 Cut off the legs, the tail, the jaws [of the newt], separately or all together, and these parts not only grow again, but the redintegrated limb is formed on the same type as those which were lost. Huxley , Lay Sermons, p. 261. redintegrate (re-din'tē-grāt), a. [ redinte grate, v .] Renewed; restored to wholene or a perfect state. The ignorances and prevarications and partial aboli