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Webster Dictionary :: Rubbidge
RUBBIDGE, RUB'BISH, n. [from rub; properly, that which is rubbed off; but not no...
Webster Dictionary :: Rubbage
RUBBAGE, RUB'BER, n. 1. One that rubs. 2. The instrument or thing used in rubbin...
Webster Dictionary :: Rub
RUB, v.t. [L. probrum, exprobro; Gr. to rub. We have the elements of the word in...
Webster Dictionary :: Roytish
ROY'TISH, a. Wild; irregular. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Roytelet
ROY'TELET, n. A little king. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Roynish
ROYN'ISH, a. Mean; paltry; as the roynish clown. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Royne
ROYNE, v.t. To bite; to gnaw. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Royalty
ROY'ALTY, n. 1. Kingship; the character, state or office of a king. Royalty by b...
Webster Dictionary :: Royally
ROY'ALLY, adv. In a kingly manner; like a king; as becomes a king. His body shal...
Webster Dictionary :: Royalize
ROY'ALIZE, v.t. To make royal.
Webster Dictionary :: Royalist
ROY'ALIST, n. An adherent to a king, or one attached to a kingly government. Whe...
Webster Dictionary :: Royalism
ROY'ALISM, n. Attachment to the principles or cause of royalty, or to a royal go...
Webster Dictionary :: Royal
ROY'AL, a. [L. regalis, from rex, king. See Reck and Right.] 1. Kingly; pertaini...
Webster Dictionary :: Rowley-ragg
ROWLEY-RAGG, [See Ragg .]
Webster Dictionary :: Rowing
ROWING, ppr. Impelling, as a boat by oars.
Webster Dictionary :: Rower
ROWER, n. One that rows or manages an oar in rowing.
