four wheeled wagon;
coachman;
refinement;
a ray (raia clavata) or a skate (raia batis).
the jurisdiction of a raglotus.
a steward. (Welsh, rhaglaw.)
a rail; a thin tunic.
brushwood (usu. pl.), twigs, sticks, shoots
shavings (usu. pl.), splinters, chips
of a bough/boughs/sticks
twigs.
bramble; (buckthorn?);
having many branches, branching
twig, little branch/bough
branch, bough
twig
frog;
stinking, putrid
rather putrid
rotten, putrid, nauseating
a ranger.
little frog, tadpole
a rape, a division of a county, especially Sussex.
thief's son;
rapacity;
railing.
grasping, rapacious;
og/made from radishes
variety of the plant Iris Illyrica
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