Webster's Dictionary 1806

1783

Ruelle

Ruellen.a private assembly, circle, street, ob.

1784

Ruff

Ruffn.a linen or ornament, plain state, bird, fish

1785

Ruff (2)

Ruffv.to trump at cards, strike, hit, wound

1786

Ruffian

Ruffiana.brutal, savage;v.i.to act brutally

1787

Ruffian (2)

Ruffiann.a brutal fellow, robber, murderer

1788

Ruffle

Rufflev.t.to disorder, flutter, fret, vex, plait

1789

Ruffle (2)

Rufflen.an ornament for the hands, a tumult

1790

Ruffling

Ruffling, or Ruffingn.a particular beat of a drum

1791

Rufous

Rufousa.red, of a reddish color

1792

Rug

Rugn.a rough woollen coverlet for beds

1793

Rugged

Ruggeda.rough, uneven, sour, harsh, stormy

1794

Ruggedly

Ruggedlyad.roughly, unevenly, sourly, harshly

1795

Ruggedness

Ruggednessn.roughness, asperity, sourness

1796

Rugine

Ruginen.a kind of rasp, a surgeon's rasp

1797

Rugose

Rugosea.full or wrinkles, rough, uneven

1798

Ruic

Ruica.denoting the language, &c. of the ancient people of the north of Europe

1799

Ruin

Ruinn.destruction, overthrow, fall, bane, loss

1800

Ruin (2)

Ruinv.to destroy, demolish, spoil, run to ruin

1801

Ruinate

Ruinatev.t.to ruin, subvert, bring to poverty

1802

Ruination

Ruinationn.ruin, destruction, subversion

1803

Ruinous

Ruinousa.fallen to ruin, destructive, pernicous

1804

Ruinously

Ruinouslyad.iwth ruin, destructively

1805

Rule

Rulen.government, command, direction, law

1806

Rule (2)

Rulev.to govern, manage, direct, draw lines

1807

Ruler

Rulern.a governor, an instrument to rule lines

1808

Rum

Rumn.ardent spirit distilled from cane juce

1809

Rumble

Rumblev.i.to make a hoarse low noise