Rewle, v. to guide, XVII 429. [OFr. reuler.] See Reulis.
Rybaudry, n. ribaldry, coarse jesting, II 9. [OFr. ribauderie.] See Rebalde.
Ribbes, n. pl. ribs, IX 257. [OE. ribb.]
Riche, Ryche, adj. of high rank, noble, II 326, 446, VIII b 26, XV g 18, &c.; wealthy, III 52, &c.; splendid, costly, rich, II 81, 161, 356, &c.; high (feast), V 333; quasi-sb. noble (steed), V 109; adv. (or predic. adj.) richly, II 362. [OE. rīce; OFr. riche.]
Ryche, n. kingdom, VI 241. [OE. rīce.] See Heuenryche.
Ryched, pp. directed, intended, V 138. [OE. reccan, but form prob. due to confusion with ME. richen, ruchen (OE. *ryccan), draw.]
Richt, Rycht. See Right.
Rydde, v. to separate (combatants), V 178. [Blend of OE. hreddan, rescue, and ON. ryðja, rid.]
Ride, Ryde, v. to ride, II 340 (subj.), 347, V 39, 76 (note), &c., Raid, pa. t. sg. X 149; Rod(e); I 62, V 21, XV a 4; him rod, sailed, XIV c 61; Riden, pl. II 308; Ryden, pp. gone on military service (as knights), VIII b 78. [OE. rīdan.]
Rifild, pp. despoiled, XIV a 16, 17. [OFr. rifler.]