Red(e), Redyn, Reede, v. to advise, counsel, IV a 45, V 43 (note), VIII b 108, XIV c 97, XVII 341, &c.; to read, II 1, IV b 9, X introd., XII a 112, &c.; to read aloud, I 14; to reckon, VIII b 73; to think, XVII 427; hard red (inf.), heard read, XVII 46; Ret (OE. rǣ̆tt, rē̆t), 3 sg. pres. reads, III 3, 16; Rede, pp. read, XVI 317. [OE. rǣdan, rēdan, str., later wk.]
Redere, n. reader, IX 321. [OE. rǣdere.]
Redi, Redy, adj. prompt, ready (to hand), II 380, VI 231, X 34, XII b 119, XVI 394; al redy, prompt(ly), XVI 120; Redyly, adv. promptly, V 256. [Extended from OE. (ge-)rǣde.]
Redresse, v. to redress, set right, XII b 206. [OFr. re-dresser.]
Reformed (of), pp. changed back to his proper form (from), XII a 19. [OFr. reformer.]
Refuseþ, pres. pl. reject, VIII b 82. [OFr. refuser.]
Reghtewysnes, Reghtwysely. See Ryghtwyse.
Regioun, n. region, IX 161, XII a 13. [OFr. regioun.]
Regne, n. kingdom, VI 141. [OFr. regne.]
Regni, Regne, v. to reign, II 425, IX 339. [OFr. regner.]