10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RINTHEREOUT»
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A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
The vulgar designation for scrophula, S. " Rinnings, ulcers ;" Gall. Enc. Rin-the-
country, s. A fugitive, one who has fled the country for his misdeeds, Teviotd.
Rinthereout, s. A needy, houseless vagrant, S. This is printed Runthereout,
Waverley.
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The Prose Works of Sir Walter Scott: Containing notes, ...
Rinthereout, run-out-of-doors ; gad about; vagabond. Ripe, search. Riped,
searched. Ritt, rip; tear; cut; applied almost only to the surface of the ground. Rive
, rift; split; rend; tear. Riven, rent; torn. - Rizzer'd, half-salted and half-dried fish.
Rachel ...
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Novels: With All His Introductions & Notes
Rinthereout, run out of doors ; gad about ; vagaltond. Ripe, tcarch. Ritt, rip; tear;
cut; applied almost only to the surface of the ground. Rive, rift; »/)/i<; rend; tear.
Riven, rent ; lorn. Rizzer'd, half-salted and half-dried fish . Rock, distaff. Rokelay ...
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Notes, Historical And Illustrative, By The Author, Glossary, Etc
Rifllers, term in falconry. Rzllrafl; rabble. Rig, ridge of land; course; path. Rigg,
wild adventure; dissipated frolic. Rigging, back; ridge; roof. Rigging-tree, roof-tree
. Rin, run. Rinthereout, run-out-of-doors ; gad about; Vagabond. ' Ripe, search.
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The Surgeon's Daughter: Castle Dangerous
See Reeving. Riff-raff, rabble. Rig, ridge of land ; course; path. Rigg, wild
adventure; dusipaiti, frolic. Rigging, back; ridge; roof. Rigging-tree, roof-tree. Rin,
run. Rinthereout, run oitt of doors ; gaA about; vagabond. Ripe, search. Ritt, rip;
tear; cut; ...
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Jamieson's Dictionary of the Scottish language: in which the ...
Isl. hrund, mulier; mulier libertina. RUNTHEREOUT, s. One who has no fixed
residence, who lives as it were sub din, S.; rather rinthereout. Waverley. From the
v. to run or rin, and the adv. thereout, out of doors. V. Tnuaowr. RUNWULL, adj.
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 3 of 4: N-R)
ns.Rins′er; Rins′ingmachine′, in cotton manufacture, a series of tanks for
cleansing. [O. Fr. rinser (Fr. rincer)—Ice. hreinsa;Ger.and Dut. rein, pure.]
Rinthereout, rin′thārōōt, n. (Scot.) a vagrant: a vagabond. Rio, Riyo, rāō′, n. a
Japanese ...
Rinthereout, run out of doors; gad about ; vagabond. Ripe, search. Ritt, rip ; tear ;
cut ; applied almost only to the surface of the ground. Rive, rift; split; rend; tear.
Riven, rent; torn. Rizzer'd, half-salted and half- dried fish. Rock, distaff. Rokelay ...
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Waverley Novels: Castle dangerous ; 2 . The surgeon's daughter
Rin, run. Rinthereout, run out ofdoors; gad about ; vagabond. Ripe, search. Ritt,
rip ; tear ; cut ; applied almost only to the surface of the ground. Rive, rift; split;
rend; tear. Riven, rent; torn. Rizzer'd, halfsalted and halfdried Rock, distafi
Rokelay, ...
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The Heart of Mid-Lothian (Annotated)
Mr. Butler wadken her father, orsome o'herfolk.—Get up, Mr. Saddletree—ye
have set yourselldownonthevery brecham thatwants stitching—and here's little
Willie, the prentice.—Ye little rinthereout deil that ye are, what takesyou raking
through ...
