rŭber adj. Red; ruddy; the Eastern; Ocean; adj. prop rŭbesco v. inch. n. to grow red; turn red; to redden rŭbēta a kind of venomous toad living among bramble-bushes rŭbēta bramblethickets rŭbĕus adj. red; reddish rŭbĕus adj. belonging to the bramble-bush; bramble- Rŭbi a town in Apulia; Ruvo; the inhabitants of Rubi rŭbĭa madder Rŭbĭco N. cr; a small river on the east coast of Italy; which formed the boundary betw… rŭbĭcundŭlus adj. dim; somewhat ruddy rŭbĭcundus adj. red; ruddy rŭbĭdus adj. red; reddish; dark-red rūbīgo rŭbor redness; a blush; shamefacedness; bashfulness; modesty Rŭbrensis a lake of Gallia Narbonensis; near Narbonne; Etang de Sigoan Rubrĭānus rŭ_brīca red earth; red earth for coloring; ruddle; red-ochre; red-chalk rŭ_brĭcātus Rŭ_brĭcātus a river of Spain; which falls into the Mediterranean Sea rŭbrīco v. a. to color red rŭbrīcōsus adj. full of ruddle; red-ochre Rŭ_brĭus the name of a Roman; belonging to a Rubrius; Rubrian rubrus rŭbus A bramble-bush; blackberry-bush; N. cr.;; A blackberry ructābundus adj. belching again and again ructāmen a belching; eructation ructātĭo a belching ructātrix she that belches ructātus ructo v. n. and a. to belch; eructate; Neutr; to belch up; to have the taste of them in one ructor ructŭo v. a. to belch forth ructŭōsus adj. full of belches ructus a belching; eructation; rising of the stomach rūdectus adj. full of rubbish; dry rŭdens a rope; line; ord; a stay; halyard rŭdens rūdĕrārĭus adj. belonging to rubbish rūdĕrātĭo a paving with rubbish; ruderation; a mass of broken stone rūdĕro v. a. to cover; pave with broken stone; rubbish Rŭdĭae a town in Calabria; the birthplace of Ennius; of Rudiœ; the Rudian rŭdĭārĭi rŭdĭārĭus a gladiator who is presented with a; who receives his discharge rŭdĭcŭla a wooden spoon; a spatula rŭdīmentum a first attempt; trial; essay; a beginning; commencement; to lay down the rudim… Rŭdīnus rŭdis adj. unwrought; untilled; unformed; unused; rough rŭdis a slender stick; rod; a stirring-stick; spatula; A staff used by soldiers and g… rŭdĭtas ignorance rŭdītus a roaring; braying rŭdo v. n. and a. to roar; bellow; bray; braying; cry out rŭdor a roaring rūdus stones broken small and mingled with lime; rich soil; old rubbish rūdus rūduscŭlum rūfesco v. inch. n. to become reddish rufius the Gallic name for; a lynx rūfo v. a. to make; color reddish Rŭfrae a town of the Samnites; on the borders of Campania; Ruvo Rŭfrĭum rūfŭlus adj. dim; reddish; rather red; the military tribunes chosen by the general hims… rūfus adj. red; reddish Rūfus a common Roman surname rūga a crease in the face; a wrinkle; a crease; fold; plait Rūga a Roman surname rūgātĭo a wrinkling Rugĭi a German people; Rügen rūgīnōsus adj. wrinkled rŭgĭo v. n. to roar; to bray; to rumble; To call aloud rŭgītus A roaring; a rumbling rūgo v. n. and a. Neutr; to crease; wrinkle;; to become wrinkled; rumpled rūgōsĭtas the state of being wrinkled; rugosity rūgōsus adj. wrinkled; shrivelled; creased; corrugated rŭĭdus adj. rough rŭīna a rushing; tumbling down; a falling down; fall; a fall by lightning; rush rŭīnōsus adj. Tumbling down; going to ruin; that has already fallen; ruined; in ruins Rullus a Roman surname; a tribune of the people in the consulate of Cicero; who direct… ruma rūmen the throat; gullet rumentum rŭmex a missile weapon rŭmex sorrel Rūmĭa rūmĭfĭco v. a. to make report; to report; proclaim rūmĭgĕrātĭo a spreading of reports; a proclaiming; rumoring rūmĭgĕror v. dep. a. to spread reports; to spread; noise abroad rūmĭgĕrŭlus adj. that spreads reports; rumors; subst; a newsmonger rūmĭgo v. a. to chew over again; to ruminate Rūmīna a Roman goddess of nursing mothers; who was worshipped in a separate temple nea… Rūmĭna Rūmĭnālis rūmĭnālis adj. chewing again; ruminating rūmĭnātĭo a chewing over again; chewing the cud; rumination; a doubling; a repetition; re… rūmĭnātor one that chews again; ruminates rūmĭnor v. dep. a. to chew over again; chew the cud; to ruminate; Neutr; to think over Rūmīnus an epithet of Jupiter; as the nourisher of all things rumis a breast that gives suck; a teat; pap; dug rūmĭto v. freq. n. to spread reports; to rumor rumo rūmor the talk of the many; Common talk; unauthenticated report; hearsay; object-