Rip v. to rate or chide
Riscous applied to bread imperfectly baked
Robin-riddick, or Ruddock s. redbreast
Roddicks, Roddocks s. ex. Off the roddocks, as a cart off the grooves of the axle
Rode v.n. to go out to shoot wild fowl which pass over head on the wing early at night or in the morning; also applied to the passage of the birds themselves, ex. The woodcocks’ rode
Roe-briar s. the large dog-rose briar
Roller, Rawler, Brawler s. a bundle of reed, ex. As weak as a rawler
Rompstal s. a rude girl
Ronge v. to gnaw, to devour (Fr. ronger)
Room, Rhume s. scurf of the scalp