s.m., red, rouge, redness, blush

rougeoyer, v.n. [rouge], to present a reddish tinge.

rougir, v.n. [rouge], to redden, blush, grow red, color.

| rougissant, e, adj. (rougir], reddenng.

rouler, v.a. and v.n, [L.* rotulare|, to roll, revolve, wind; se rouler, to roll one’s self, tumble, wallow.

POREROES; adj. [roux], reddish, russet.

roux, rousse, adj. [L. russus], reddish, red-haired, russet.

royal, e, adj. [L. regalis], roval, regal, kingiy, kinglike.

ruban, s.m. [origin unknown], ribbon.

rubis, s.m. [Sp. rubi], ruby [s is never pronounced.] rude, ad. [L. rudis], rude, rough, harsh, rugged, sharp, hard, severe, uncouth.

rudesse, s.f. [rude], harshness, roughness, ruggedness, severity, austerity.

ruisseler, v.n. [O.F. ruissel—L. rivus], to gush, stream, trickle [written ruissell- before e mute.] Ruolz, Ruolz, (see note 13, 11.) ruse, s.f. (ruser--L, recusare], artifice, wile, deceit, craft, ruse, cunning, trick.

rusé, e, adj. [ruser], cunning, crafty, tricky, sly, designing.

Russei, Russel, (see note 44, 23.) rusticité, s.f. [L. rusticitatem], rusticity, uncouthness.

rustique, adj. [L. rusticus], rustic, rural, country.

O.H.G. rosti-

sa, fem, of son,

sabbat, s.m.

schabat], sabbath.

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sabot, s.m. [origin unknown], sabot, wooden #hoe, clog [t is never pronounced.] sachant, pres part. of savoir.

sache, from the imperative and subj.

of savoir.

sacramental, 6, adj. [L. sacramentum], sacramental.

sacré, e, adj. [L. sacratus], sacred, holy, consecrated.

sacrifice, 8.m. [sacrificium], sacrifice, offering.

sage, adj. [L.* sapius|, wise, discreet, sage, well-behaved, good ; étre sage, to be good (referring to a child.) saigner, v.n. [L.* sanguinare], to bleed. sain, 6, adj. [L. sanus], sound, healthy.

saint, 6, 1. adj. [1 sanctus], holy, sacred, godly, sainted, saintly, 2, 8., saint.

sais, from pres. ind. of savoir.

saisir, v.a.[1.* sacire -O.H.G.sazjan], to seize, catch, lay hold of, take hold of, grasp.

saison, s.f. [L. sationem], season.

salaire, s.m. [L. salariun], wages, pay, hire, recompense, reward.

salle, s.f. [O.H.G. sal], hall, room; salle à manger, dining-room.

salon, s.m. [salle], drawing-room, saloon, parlor.

saluer, v.a. [L. salutare], to salute, greet, bow to.

salut, s.m. [L. salutem], safety, salvation, salute, bow, salutation, greeting [t is never pronounced.] Saemaritain, e.s. and adj., Samaritan.

ssmedi, s.m. [L. sabbati dies]. Saturday.

sanction, s.f. [L. sanctionem], sanction.

sanctuaire, s.m. and adj. [L. sanctuarium], sanctuary.

sang, s.m. [L. sang blood [pronounce as san; un san-k ilustre.] sang-froid, sn. [sang+/froid], coolness, composure, self-control.

sanglot, sm. [[4. singultus], sob; plu., sobbing, sobs[tisnever pronounced.] sangloter, v.n. [#anglot}, to sob.

sans, prep. [L. sine], without, but for ; sans que, conj., without.

santé, sf. [L sanitatem], health,

healthiness, soundness.

satisfait, e, adj. [satisfaire], satisfled, contented, pleased.

sauf, 1. adj., fem., sauve [L. ae safe, unhurt; suin et sauf, safe an sound,