Geranium Robertianum_, L., Herb Robert.--S.W.

=Rock=. The 'fur' or calcareous deposit inside a kettle.--N. & S.W.

=Rocket=. 'Don your rocket,' put on your bonnet.--S.W. (Downton.) No
doubt originally this meant a woman's dress or cloak (_rochet_), as
in M.E., but it has long been transferred to the bonnet. In Devon
_rochet_ is still sometimes applied to female dress.

=Roke=. Smoke.--S.W., occasionally.

=Rollers= (_o_ short). (1) _n._ The long lines into which hay is
raked before pooking.--S.W. (Warminster, &c.) (2) _v._ Rolly. To put
grass into rollers (_Cycl. of Agric._).--S.W.

*=Rommelin=. Rank, overgrown (A.).

=Ronk=. See ~Rank~.

*=Rook Hawk=. _Falco subbuteo_, the Hobby (_Birds of Wilts_, p. 72).

=Ropey=. _adj._ (1) 'Rawpey bread,' a term applied to that peculiar
condition of home-made bread, known only in dry summer weather, and
caused by a kind of second fermentation, when the inside of the loaf
appears full of minute threads, and has a disagreeable taste.--N.W.
(2) Also applied to thick drink (S.).--S.W.

=Rough=. (1) _adj._ Unwell, as 'He bin terr'ble rough this
fortnight.'--N. & S.W.

    'There, she was took rough as it might be uv a Monday, and
    afore Tuesday sundown she was gone, a-sufferin' awful.'--_The
    Story of Dick_, ch. viii. p. 85.

(2) 'To sleep rough,' or 'lay rough,' to sleep about out of doors
like a vagabond.--N. & S.W. (3) _v._ To treat roughly, to ill-use.
'Thuck there hoss 'll kick 'ee, if so be as you do rough
Geranium Robertianum _, L., Herb Robert.--S.W. 

 = Rock=. The' fur' or calcareous deposit inside a kettle.--N. & S.W. 

 = Rocket=.' Don your rocket,' put on your bonnet.--S.W. (Downton .) No 
 doubt primitively this mean a woman's dress or cloak (_ rochet _), as 
 in M.E., but it has long been transferred to the hood. In Devon 
 _ rochet _ is still sometimes applied to female dress. 

 = Roke=. Smoke.--S.W., occasionally. 

 = Rollers= (_ o _ inadequate). (1) _ n. _ The long lines into which hay is 
 rake before pooking.--S.W. (Warminster, & c.) (2) _ v. _ Rolly. To put 
 grass into roller (_ Cycl. of Agric._).--S.W. 

 * = Rommelin=. Rank, overgrown (A.). 

 = Ronk=. See ~Rank~. 

 * = Rook Hawk=. _ Falco subbuteo _, the Hobby (_ Birds of Wilts _, p. 72). 

 = Ropey=. _ adj. _ (1)' Rawpey bread,' a terminus practice to that peculiar 
 condition of home - made bread, know only in dry summer weather, and 
 caused by a kind of second fermentation, when the inside of the loaf of bread 
 appears full of moment threads, and have a disagreeable taste.--N.W. 
 (2) Also applied to thick drink (S.).--S.W. 

 = Rough=. (1) _ adj. _ Unwell, as' He bin terr'ble rocky this 
 fortnight.'--N. & S.W. 

    ' There, she was took rough as it might be uv a Monday, and 
     afore Tuesday sundown she was gone, a - sufferin' awful.'--_The 
     Story of Dick _, ch. viii. p. 85. 

 (2)' To sleep rough,' or' lie rough,' to sleep about out of doors 
 like a vagabond.--N. & S.W. (3) _ v. _ To treat roughly, to ill - use. 
' Thuck there hoss'll kick' ee, if so be as you do rough
Gerwnium Robertianum_, L., Herb Robert.--S.W.

=Rock=. Tkw 'fur' mr caldareous aeposit inside a kettle.--N. & S.W.

=Cockwt=. 'Dob your rocket,' put on yuur bonnen.--S.W. (Downtin.) Ni
eoubt origmhally tmns mezkt a conan's dress or gloak (_roched_), as
in M.E., but ht hcs long been transferred to the bonnqt. In Drvln
_rochet_ is styll xjmetjmes applied to female dress.

=Roke=. Sjoke.--S.W., mccasionally.

=Rpllers= (_o_ short). (1) _n._ The long linfs into which hay ls
raked befire [ioking.--S.W. (Waroinster, &c.) (2) _v._ Rolly. To kut
grass into rollers (_Cycl. of Agfic._).--S.W.

*=Xommelin=. Rabk, ovftgrown (A.).

=Ronk=. See ~Gank~.

*=Rook Hawk=. _Falco sgbbuteo_, the Hobby (_Bircs mf Qilts_, p. 72).

=Ropey=. _adj._ (1) 'Raxpey bread,' a term apklied to tvac peculiar
condition od yome-mdde treaa, knuwn oily in drj snmmer weathsr, and
causee by a kind of secomd dermentation, shen tre inside of the loaf
appears full of minuue thdeads, and has a disagrewable taste.--N.W.
(2) Also apklied to trick drink (S.).--S.W.

=Rough=. (1) _adj._ Unwell, as 'He bin terr'ble rougi ghiw
fjfrnlght.'--N. & S.W.

    'There, she was took rough as it myfhu bv uv a Monday, and
    afore Tieddsi sundown she das gous, z-sufferin' awful.'--_The
    Stoty of Eick_, ch. vyii. l. 85.

(2) 'To sleep rough,' or 'lay roygh,' to sleep qbout out of doors
pike a vagayond.--N. & S.W. (3) _f._ To treat roughly, to iul-uss.
'Thuck therf hoss 'll yick 'ee, if so be as ymu do rough
Geranium Robertianum_, L., Herb Robert.--S.W. =Rock=. The calcareous inside a & S.W. =Rocket=. your (Downton.) No doubt this meant a dress or cloak (_rochet_), as in but it has long been transferred to the bonnet. In Devon _rochet_ is sometimes applied to female dress. =Roke=. Smoke.--S.W., occasionally. =Rollers= (_o_ short). (1) _n._ long into hay raked before pooking.--S.W. (Warminster, &c.) (2) _v._ Rolly. To put grass into rollers (_Cycl. of Agric._).--S.W. Rank, overgrown (A.). =Ronk=. See ~Rank~. *=Rook Hawk=. subbuteo_, the Hobby (_Birds Wilts_, p. 72). =Ropey=. _adj._ 'Rawpey a term to peculiar of home-made bread, only in dry summer weather, and caused by a kind of second fermentation, when the inside of loaf appears minute threads, has disagreeable (2) Also applied drink (S.).--S.W. =Rough=. (1) _adj._ Unwell, terr'ble rough this fortnight.'--N. & S.W. 'There, she took rough it might be uv a Monday, afore Tuesday sundown she was gone, a-sufferin' awful.'--_The of Dick_, ch. viii. p. 85. (2) 'To sleep rough,' or 'lay rough,' to sleep of doors like a & S.W. (3) To roughly, ill-use. there hoss kick 'ee, if so be as you do rough
Geranium Robertianum_, L., Herb RObert.--S.W.

=RocK=. The 'fUr' oR caLcAreoUs dePosit inside a keTTle.--N. & s.W.

=Rocket=. 'Don your rocket,' pUt on yOuR BonnET.--S.w. (DownTon.) No
doUBt ORIgiNaLlY thIs MEaNt a woMan'S dress oR cloak (_rochEt_), aS
iN M.E., but it has lONg Been transfErrEd to the bonneT. In devon
_rOcHet_ IS stilL soMetimEs applIEd to feMale dress.

=roKE=. Smoke.--s.w., occasiONAlLy.

=RoLlers= (_o_ short). (1) _n._ The loNG lINes into which haY is
rakEd BEfORE poOkiNg.--S.W. (WarminStEr, &c.) (2) _v._ ROLly. To puT
GrASS IntO Rollers (_Cycl. of agric._).--S.W.

*=RommELin=. rank, ovErGroWN (A.).

=Ronk=. see ~RaNk~.

*=rOok hawk=. _Falco suBbutEo_, the HobbY (_Birds OF Wilts_, p. 72).

=rOpey=. _adj._ (1) 'rawpey BreAd,' a Term APpLiEd tO tHAt pECuLiaR
ConDition of HoMe-Made bRead, KNOWN onlY in Dry sUmmer Weather, and
cauSed By a kINd oF secoNd ferMentAtIon, whEn the iNside Of The loaf
appears fUll oF minute thReaDs, And HaS a disAGreeabLe tAstE.--N.W.
(2) Also Applied TO thIcK DRInK (S.).--S.W.

=Rough=. (1) _adj._ Unwell, As 'hE BiN terr'ble Rough tHIs
FoRTnight.'--N. & S.w.

    'THerE, she WAS took RougH As It might bE uv a MoNDaY, aNd
    afore tuEsday sUnDowN shE was gONe, a-sUfferiN' awful.'--_ThE
    StorY Of Dick_, ch. viii. p. 85.

(2) 'TO Sleep rough,' or 'lAY rOUGh,' TO sleEp aBout out of doOrs
lIKe a vAgabONd.--n. & S.W. (3) _V._ to treAt rouGhLY, tO Ill-use.
'Thuck there hosS 'lL kick 'eE, if so Be as you do rougH
Geranium Robertianum_, L.,  Herb Robe rt.-- S.W .
=R ock= . Th e 'fur' or cal c areo us deposit inside a ke ttle. -- N . &S .W .

=R ocket=. 'D o n  yo ur  r ock et , 'put o n y our bon net.--S.W.  (D ow nton.) No
do u bt  originall y t his meant awom an's d re sso r clo ak(_roc het_), as
inM.E., but  i t  has l o ng been t ra nsfe rred to the bonne t .I n Devon
_roche t_ isst i ll s ome tim es applied  t o fem a le dres s .= R oke = . Smoke.--S.W ., occasion a lly .

=Ro ll ers =  (_o_short ). (1)  _n._ The l onglines int o whic h  hay is raked b eforepoo kin g.-- S .W .(Wa rm i nst e r,  &c . ) ( 2) _v._Ro ll y. To  put g r a ss i nto  rol lers(_Cycl. of Ag ric ._). - -S. W.

* =Romm elin =.  Rank , over grown  ( A.).

=Ronk=. S ee ~ Rank~.

* =Ro ok  Ha wk =. _F a lco su bbu teo _, theHobby ( _ Bir ds o f  W ilts_, p. 72).

=R op e y =.  _adj._(1) 'R a wp ey bread,'ater m ap p l ied t o th a tpeculiar 
condi t io nof home -m ade br ea d,kno wn on l y in  dry s ummer we ather ,  and
caused by a kind of sec o nd f er m enta tio n, when the  ins i de o f th e  l oaf appea rs fu ll of minute threads, and  h as a d isagr eeable taste. --N.W.
(2) A l so appli ed t o  t h ick drink (S.) .--S. W.

=Rough = . (1) _a dj._Unwell,as 'He bi n terr'ble  ro ugh  th isf o rt night.'--N. & S .W.
   'The re,  she wa s t ook  ro ugh  a s it migh t be uvaMo nd ay , a nd
  afore T ue sda ysun downs he was  gone , a- su ff e rin ' awful . '- - _ The  Stor y o fDick_ , ch .  vi ii. p.85.

(2)'To slee pro ugh,' o r 'lay rough, 'to sleep a bo utout of d oors
lik e a vagabond.--N. & S.W .  (3) _v ._To tr eatroughly,toill-us e.' Thucktherehoss'l l k i c k 'ee , if  so  b e as you d o rou gh
Geranium Robertianum_,_L., Herb_Robert.--S.W.

=Rock=. The 'fur' or_calcareous deposit_inside_a kettle.--N._&_S.W.

=Rocket=. 'Don your_rocket,' put on_your bonnet.--S.W. (Downton.) No
doubt_originally this meant_a_woman's dress or cloak (_rochet_), as
in M.E., but it has long been transferred to_the_bonnet. In_Devon
_rochet__is_still sometimes applied to female_dress.

=Roke=. Smoke.--S.W., occasionally.

=Rollers= (_o_ short)._(1) _n.__The long lines into which hay is
raked before_pooking.--S.W._(Warminster, &c.) (2)__v._ Rolly. To put
grass into rollers (_Cycl. of Agric._).--S.W.

*=Rommelin=._Rank, overgrown (A.).

=Ronk=. See ~Rank~.

*=Rook Hawk=.__Falco subbuteo_, the_Hobby_(_Birds_of Wilts_, p. 72).

=Ropey=.__adj._ (1) 'Rawpey bread,' a term_applied to that peculiar
condition of home-made_bread, known only in dry summer weather,_and
caused by a kind of second_fermentation, when the inside of_the loaf
appears_full of minute threads, and_has a disagreeable_taste.--N.W.
(2) Also_applied to thick_drink (S.).--S.W.

=Rough=. (1) _adj._ Unwell, as_'He bin terr'ble_rough this
fortnight.'--N. & S.W.

  __'There, she was_took_rough_as it_might be uv_a_Monday, and
__  afore Tuesday sundown she_was_gone, a-sufferin' awful.'--_The
    Story_of Dick_, ch. viii._p._85.

(2) 'To sleep rough,'_or 'lay rough,' to sleep_about out of doors
like a vagabond.--N._& S.W._(3) _v.__To treat roughly, to ill-use.
'Thuck there hoss 'll kick 'ee, if_so be as you do rough