RAGE, madness RAGERUNET, RAGEMUET, dumb madness, 86 RASCAILE, RASCAYLE, RASKAILE, lean deer; any deer under ten was usually called rascal, 7, 25, 150, 193 RAVEYN, prey, rapine, 57, 60 REAL, REALL, a tine (in France, the bay) on the stag's antler REAME, REAUME, realm, 78 REAR TO, to dislodge a wild boar, App. REBELLY, rebellious, unruly, 191 RECHASE, recheat, sound a note on the horn, to call back the hounds by sound of horn, also to put them on the right scent, 168, 178, 191-8, App. RECHE, to reck, to care, 57, 131 RECHELESS, reckless RECOPES, recoupling, 179 REFRAIED, REFREIDE, refrected, chilled, cooled, 47, 99 REIES, nets, App. RELAIES, relays (of hounds), 165 RELEVED, Fr. _relever_, said of the hare rising from her form to go to her pasture, 14, 183 RELIE, RELYE, rally, 167 REMEUYE, REMEYID, removed RENNEN, rained, rains RENNYNG, RENNETH, running RENOUET, RENOVEL, Fr. _renouveler_, to renew, 48 RESCEYUED, received RESEEYUOUR, receiver, a greyhound in front of deer, 198 RESEITYNG, reseating RESOUNS, RESOUNS, RESONS, reasons, 6 RESTIF, quiet, restive, unwilling to go or to move forward, 109 RESTREYED, restrained, held back, 109 RETREYED, retrieved, 29 REUERE, REVERE, river REWE, rue, 90 REWE, row, 193 REWLE, rule, 55 REWME, Fr. _rhume_, a cold, 96 REYNE, rain, 21 REYNDERE, reindeer REYSON, REYSE, raising, raise, 29 RIALLE, RIAL, royal, also tine of stag's antlers, 28, 140 RIDINGTIME, REDENGTIME, bucking time of the hare, 20 RIG, RAGGE, backbone, App. RIOT, 74, App. ROCHES, ROKKES, rocks, 26 RODES, rods ROTELYNG, rattling, 162 ROUNGETH, Fr. _ronger_, chews the cud, 181, App. ROUSE TO, ROWZE, rouse, to dislodge buck or doe, App. ROUT, a number of wolves, 62 ROUTES, synonymous with slot, line of deer, 132 ROYAL, a tine, sometimes the trez tine (_see_ RIALLE), 28, 140 RUETTIS, horn or trumpet, 128 RUSYNG, rusing, 31, 45, 173 RUTSOMTIME, RUTSON, RUTTE, rutting time of deer, 24, 109 RYGES, back, haunches, 17 RYGHTES, rights, a stag's rights, three lower tines of antlers; a hound was in his "rights" when hunting line, 174 RYOT, noise, 121 RYUERE, REUERE, river, 77 SAYNOLFES, SPAYNELS, spaniels, 119 SCANTILONN, measure, 150, 165 SCOMBRE, SCOMBERE (stercoro in MS. Bod. 546), voiding excrements, 100, 127 SCOMFITED, discomfited, 82 SEAT, the form of a hare, 16 SECHE, seek SECHYNG, SEKYNG, seeking, 110 SEEGH, SEGHE, saw, 13 SEELD, SEELDEN, seldom, 181 SELIDOYN, celandine, 94 SEMBLAUNT, SEMBLANCE, pretence, 16 SEMBLE, assembly or meet, 9 SEMOLY, seemly, 75 SENGLER, wild boar (_Sanglier_) SENS, incense, 96 SENTYN, scent SERCHYNG, searching, 6, 29