_Refreshed_, either as the Air is with Winds, when it Blows a Fresh Gale; or artificially with the motion of Fanns, or opening the Windows to Fann a close Room; or as Wines are with Snow and Ice; or by casting a new Gloss, on what is worn out, Withered, or Decayed, in Bodies Artificial, as Embroidery by Burnishing, or of Pictures by Varnishing, _&c._ _Rellif_, Copulation of Hares. _Remember Parson Malham_, (Norfolk) Pray Drink about Sir. _Regraters_, Fore-stallers in Markets. _Repartee_, a sudden smart Reply. _Republican_, a Common-wealths-man. _Reserve_, a Store or Hoard to have recourse to, upon a Push or particular Exigence; a Nest-Egg. _Respost_, having given a Thrust, to Receive one from the Adversary, before he has recover’d his Body. _Resty_, Head-strong, Wayward, Unruly, Masterless. _Retailers_, Parcel-traders or Dealers, petty Merchants, Hucksters, Chandlers, Pedlars, _&c._ _In Retail_, in Parcel or small Sum, oppos’d to what goes in Tale or Sum at Large. _Retainers_, a Great Man’s Followers or Servants, attending him (heretofore) in Blew Coats and Badges, which were the Ancient Liveries, tho’ little more remains of it at present, save what is left among the Water-men. Hence the Word _Retinue_, or Train of Attendance. _Revers’d_, c. a Man set (by Bullies) on his Head, and his Money turn’d out of his Breeches. _Reward_, what is given the Hounds, or Beagles by the Hands of the Hunts-man or others, after they have finished their Chase, by the Death of what they pursu’d. _Rhino_, c. ready Money. _Rhinocerical_, c. full of Money. _The Cull is Rhinocerical_, c. the Fop is full of Money. _Rib_, or _Ribroasting_, a Dry-basting. _Ribbin_, c. Money. _The Ribbin runs thick_, c. his Breeches are well lined with Money. _The Ribbin runs thin_, c. he has but little Cash about him. _Richess_, (of Marterns) a Company. _Rich-face_, a Red-face. _Ridg-cully_, c. a Goldsmith. _Riff-raff_, the Rabble or Scum of the People, Tagrag and Long-tail. _Ridge_, or _row of Hills_, extended in a Line. _Ridicule_, to Railly or turn any thing to a Jest. _To turn it all to Ridicule_, to make a Mock of it. _Rigging_, c. Cloaths. _I’ll Unrig the Bloss_, c. I will Strip the Wench. _Rum Rigging_, c. fine Cloaths. _The Cull has Rum Rigging, let’s Ding him, and Mill him, and Pike_, c. the Man has very good Cloths, let us Knock him Down, Rob him, and Scour off. _Rill_, a Rivulet, or small River. _Ring_, c. Money extorted by Rogues on the High-way, or by Gentlemen Beggers. _A Ring_, a Concourse of People for Wrestling, Cudgel-playing, _&c._ _A Ring of Hills_, a round Circle of Hills. _Ring-walks_, the Dew-rounds made by Huntsmen, when they go drawing in their Springs at Hart-Hunting. _Ripe_, ready, come to maturity. _Matters are not Ripe_, not ready, or come to Perfection. _Riveted_, or _Rooted_ Customs, or Habits; inveterate or confirmed Diseases. _Roam_, to wander far and wide from Home.