To sing Psalms or songs, sing praise (to God) in Psalms; praise (sth.) with Psalms; psalmed writes, writings composed as Psalms, the Psalter. …

(a) A geometrical square; bi quadrant, in square form; (b) math. a number which can be pictured as a quadrangular geometric figure; (c) a quadrangular courtyard; a quadrangle. …

(a) A fourfold amount; (b) an incisor tooth, esp. a lateral incisor. …

(a) Bruising, crushing; a bruise; (b) ?rejection, disqualification; ?suspension, dismissal. …

(a) A fourfold amount or number; (b) mus. the highest part in four-part contrapuntal singing. …

Multiplied by four. …

A fourfold amount. …

(a) To subdue (the sense of feeling or moving); lessen (a pain); (b) to satisfy (sb., one's heart), appease; (c) ben quieted, to be silent; (d) to release (sb. from obligation), quit, acquit; claimen……

(a) Fivefold, quintuple; (b) as noun: a musical tone one octave above the treble, i.e., a falsetto, very high voice. …

= rubarbe n. …

A disparaging term for an old woman, a crone. …

(a) Ruling, governing; regent king, a subordinate king; (b) in phrase: maister regent = regent n. (c); (c) ma-dame regent, ?as noun: ?the name of a dance tune. …

Rest, place of rest. …

Fire-breathing monsters. …

(a) A formal religious act or service, ritual, ceremony; a religious procedure or observance; -- usu. pl.; paganisme rites, pagan religion; don rite(s, observen rites, to perform (one's) religious……

(a) A kind of saltwater fish, esp. a fish of the family Sparidae; (b) the fresh-water ruff Acerina cernua. …

Rome; the Roman Empire. …

The evergreen herb rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis), used in cookery and medicines; rose-mari lef. …

(a) Ignorant, uneducated, simple; lay, not clerical; also, without special training in a subject, unskilled, inexperienced; of intelligence: untutored; also, as coll. noun: ignorant or unlearned……

Reddish. …