Rabbit | n | Coney |
Rabbit hole | n | Clapper |
Rabbit warren | n | Conyger |
Rabbit, male | n | Buck |
Rabbit, young | n | Pome |
Rabbit-hole | n | Bout, Bury |
Rabbit-run | n | Mesh |
Rabble | n | Rabblement, Ribblerash |
Rabble | n | Ribblerash |
Racket | n | Clacket |
Raft, build a | v | Raff |
Rag | n | Flicket |
Ragamuffin | n | Shab-Rag |
Rage (1) | v | Tave |
Rage (2) | n | Tilt |
Ragged | adj | Raggelt, Raggety |
Ragged man | n | Flipperty-Gibbet |
Ragged robin | adj | Indian-pink |
Rags | n | Jamrag, Lippets. Littocks |
Rail | n | Pale |
Rain heavily | v | Duggle |
Rainbow | n | Rainball |
Rainy | adj | Cluttery, Labber, Lippery. Lipping, Lippy. Slattery |
Raise the roof | v | Thatch, Lift the |
Raisin | n | Fig |
Rake | v | Croop |
Rake hay into lines | v | Wally |
Rake peat | v | Clum |
Rake used for removing stones from a brook | n | Hale |
Rake, large | n | Heel-Rake |
Ram not used as breeding stock | n | Teaser |
Ram, castrated | n | Glib |
Rancid | adj | Rafty, Ram, Rancy |
Randomly | adv | Vorlus Snorlus |
Rankle | v | Rangle |
Ransack | v | Ramsack, Rummage |
Rapids | n | Stickle |
Rapscallion | n | Raskallion |
Rascal | n | Radical |
Rash | n | Hash |
Raspberry | n | Framboise |
Rat | n | Muggleton |
Ratbag | n | Cat-A-Mountain |
Rather | adv | Slay (2) |
Rather great | adj | Greatish |
Rattle (1) | n | Clacker |
Rattle (2) | v | Happen, Ruggle |
Ravel | v | Marl |
Ravenous | adj | Devourous, Rannel, Rhaa, Rigg |
Ravine | n | Crundel, Dingle, Dulkin |
Raw | adj | Rey |
Raw (of milk) | adj | Cowerd |
Rawhide | n | Felt |
Ray of light | n | Blink |
Razorbill | n | Parrot-billed Willock |
Reach (of wagon) | n | Thorough-Pole |
Reach for | v | Ream |
Read banns | v | Spur |
Read verses in turn | v | Verse |
Reader in church | n | Churchman |
Ready | adj | Aready |
Reapers | v | Cokers |
Reaping-hook | n | Sasin |
Reaping-Hook, large | n | Youngen-Hook |
Rear | adv | Backside |
Rear up | v | Upstart |
Rear up (of horse) | v | Furmit |
Rearward (1) | n | Hind |
Rearward (2) | adj | Hinder |
Reason | n | Sake |
Reassemble | v | Piecen |
Rebellion | n | Rumbullion |
Recall | v | Hearken |
Reckless | adj | Boris-Noris |
Reckoning | n | Upshot |
Recollect | v | Umbethink |
Red | adj | Erd |
Red Campion | n | Robin Hood |
Red ochre | n | Redding, Reddle |
Red Valerian | n | Delicate Bess |
Red-Backed Shrike | n | Pope |
Red-Breasted Merganser | n | Razorbill |
Red-faced | adj | Blowze |
Redhead | n | Carrot-poll, Dane |
Redness of complexion | n | Rud |
Red-Nosed | adj | What-Nosed |
Redshank | n | Yelper |
Redspur Valerian | n | Bovisand Soldier, Drunken Sailor, Quiet Neighbours |
Redstart | n | Fiery Redtail |
Redwing | n | Windle, Wind-Thrush, Winnard |
Reed | n | Rud |
Reed bunting | n | Black-Cap |
Reed, bundle of | n | Rawler |
Reed-mace | n | Dod |
Reeds | n | Sag |
Reeds, bundle of | n | Brawler |
Reedy Meadow-Grass | sb | Withers |
Reek | v | Ream |
Reflective screen to hasten cooking | n | Hastener |
Refractory | adj | Reffatory |
Refrain (of song) | n | Keeping |
Refreshment, liquid | n | Refresher |
Refusal | n | Refuse |
Refuse | n | Refuge, Scroff |
Refuse (of horse) | v | Sulk |
Refuse from cider press | n | Cider-muck |
Refuse from lard | n | Gribble |
Refuse from tallow-making | n | Graves |
Refuse of flax | n | Skimps |
Refuse wood | n | Spillwood |
Regular | adj | Steady-Wholesome |
Reiterate | v | Rhyme |
Relaxation | n | Spell |
Release | v | Liberty |
Release the hounds | v | Huss |
Relight fire | v | Catch Up |
Remainder | n | Rest-part |
Rematch | n | Return bout |
Remedy in mummer's play | n | Liptupain |
Remember | v | Call Home |
Remnant | n | Remlet |
Remote | adj | Snig |
Rend | v | Rent |
Rendezvous | v | Rumsey-Voosey |
Renege | v | Fainaigue, Reneague |
Rennet | n | Irenese, Runnet |
Rent paid by Dartmoor foresters to Duchy of Cornwall | n | Venville |
Rent paid to lord of manor | n | Sacrifield-Rents |
Rent, small | n | Larding Money |
Renter | n | Proctor |
Repair | v | Caddle, Wright |
Repair ineptly | v | Conjobbe |
Report | n | Rousen |
Reproach, term of | n | Sontross |
Reproof | n | Noise |
Reptilian vertebrae | n | Bobbins |
Resemble | v | Apropo, Feature, Imitate, Ment |
Resist | v | Outstand |
Resounding | adj | Rousing |
Respectable | adj | Gradeley |
Rest | v | Leath |
Rest-Harrow (plant) | n | Cammock, Lewte |
Restive | adj | Resolute |
Restless | adj | Tavering |
Restless, be | v | Frand |
Restlessly | adv | Twitterty-Snip |
Restlessness, physical | n | Live-blood |
Restrain | v | Contain |
Restraint for animal | n | Clog |
Restraint for cattle | n | Bomble |
Retch | v | Keck, Urge |
Reticule | n | Radicle |
Retrace steps | v | Hark |
Retraction | n | Back-Word |
Reward, false | n | Putty-medal |
Rheumatism | n | Romantics |
Ribwort | n | Black-Man |
Ribwort Plantain | n | Baskets, Planted |
Rickety | adj | Broke-backed, Ramshackled, Ramshackley, Rixy, Shacketty |
Rickyard | n | Bannet-Hay, Mowhay |
Ridge dividing ploughed fields | n | Lincher, Linchet |
Ridge of fresh-cut hay | n | Wale |
Ridge of grassland | n | Benn |
Ridges in furrowed land | n | Bends |
Ridges in horse track | n | Keckers |
Ridge-tile | n | Cress |
Riff-raff | n | Rip-Raff |
Right foot | n | Better |
Right hand | n | Better |
Right of feeding in the stubbles | n | Gratings |
Right to lease apples | n | Striddling |
Rightly | adv | Rightful |
Rightward | adv | Ramward |
Rigmarole | n | Rabble-Rote |
Rimy | adj | Snotty |
Ring (1) | n | Fawny |
Ring (2) | v | Ringle, Tang |
Ring (of bell) | v | Wulve |
Ring on which teasels were hung for sale | n | Sickle |
Ring ouzel | n | Michaelmas Blackbird, Mountain-Colly |
Ring, iron or brass | n | Ferrule |
Ringleader | n | Rurfin |
Rinse | v | Rench |
Rip (1) | n | Skag |
Rip (2) | v | Slent, Unrip |
Ripe | adj | Mellow |
Ripple | n | Cockle |
Rise (of pastry) | v | Flem |
Rise to the bait (of trout) | v | Quap |
River | n | Bach |
Riverbanks | n | Overs |
Rivulet | n | Willis |
Roadkill | n | Misfortune meat |
Road-scraper | n | Rabble |
Roam | v | Gamoon |
Roar | v | Boo |
Robin | n | Bobby, Bob-Robin, Hirdick, Reddock, Ruddock |
Robust | adj | Stucky |
Rock (1) | n | Pill |
Rock (2) | v | Ruckee |
Rock Dove | n | Rocker |
Rock whiting | n | Blin, Glower |
Rock, projecting | n | Spur-Stone |
Rock, thin | n | Quoit |
Rod rest for anglers | n | Cader |
Rogationtide | n | Rogyng |
Rogationtide festival held in Shaston | n | Bezant |
Roll | v | Troll |
Roller, toothed | n | Scratcher |
Rollicking | adj | Rollicky |
Roman Catholic | n | Papish |
Roman Catholicism | n | Papistry |
Romp (1) | n/v | Courant |
Romp (2) | n | Pant |
Romp (3) | v | Rant, Rumpse, Steehop, Teehoss |
Roof | n | Shennel |
Roof slate, size 5 | n | Wibbit |
Roof-beam | n | Lijon |
Roofer | n | Hillier |
Roof-slate, small | n | Scantle |
Roof-tile | n | Crease (1) |
Room | n | Roomth |
Roost close together (of partridges) | v | Jug |
Roost for hens | n | Eve (1) |
Rooster | n | Roost-Cock |
Root (like pig) | v | Grout, Rookle, Rout, Snuzzle |
Root (of plant) | n | More |
Root (of tooth) | n | Sprang |
Rope threaded with corks to mark mussel beds | n | Balch |
Rope, strand of | n | Leach |
Rose, wild | n | Hip-briar, Humack |
Rosebay | n | Tame-Withy |
Rose-Gall | n | Robin Redbreast's Pincushion |
Rose-hip | n | Tickler, Tickling-Tommy |
Rot | v | Slope, Root |
Rot | v | Root |
Rotate crops | v | Hitch |
Rotten | adj | Darricky |
Rotten (of potatoes) | adj | Smaak |
Rotten (of wood) | adj | Dodderky, Droxy, Ripe |
Rough | adj | Churly, Rowey |
Rough (of beer) | adj | Quarred |
Rough (of marshes) | adj | Rounty |
Rough (of weather) | adj | Rude |
Rough justice | n | Lydford Law |
Rough music | n | Badger's Band, Skimmington |
Rough up | n | Touser |
Roughly | adv | Rash |
Rounders | n | Stool-Ball |
Round-shouldered | adj | Bible-Back, Peddle-Backed |
Rouse | v | Rousle, Roust |
Rouse deer wih few hounds | v | Tuft |
Row | n | Rew |
Row (of plants) | n | Rill |
Row gondolier style | v | Sheave |
Rowboat | n | Gig |
Rowdy | adj | Sprailing |
Rows of corn in an ear | n | Chess |
Rub | v | Rud (3) |
Rub horns on tree to remove velvet (of stag) | v | Fray (2) |
Rubbing the hand up and down the face | v | Courtship and matrimony |
Rubbish | n | Culch, Gob, Roughage, Scowle, Scrawfe |
Ruckus | n | Bob’s-A-Dying, Rucket |
Ruddle | n | Tiver |
Ruddy | adj | Cherry |
Ruddy-faced | adj | Browsy |
Rude | adj | Cutted |
Ruff (clothing) | n | Partlet |
Ruffian | n | Ruffatory |
Ruffle | v | Tuffle |
Ruffle feathers | v | Gake |
Ruffling of shirt sleeves | n | Vinss |
Rumour | n | Sound |
Rump of animal | n | Mug |
Rump of beef | n | Aitch-Bone |
Rump steak | n | Butt |
Rumple | v | Frowze |
Run | v | Lop, Rin |
Run (of hare) | v | Peel |
Run around | v | Scant |
Run away | v | Scamp |
Run silently (of hounds) | v | Run Mute |
Run very fast | v | Run like a Skeaner |
Running around after | v | Kettlehammering |
Running board | n | Lade |
Runt | n | Anthony-Pig, Cad, Darling, Doll, Nestling, Nicholas, Nurk, Ratling, Rinnick, Tantony's Pig, Ticky-Pig, Tony-Pig, Treseltrype, Wosset |
Run-up, take a | v | Feer |
Rural | adj | Wold |
Rush (plant) | n | Rix |
Rushes, made of | adj | Rushen |
Rustle | v | Fissle, Whiffle |
Rustling | adj | Hursling |
Rusty | adj | Ruggley |
Rut | n | Ruck |
Rut (in road) | n | Gurt |
Rut made by cart-wheel | n | Loose |
Rye | n | Frag |
Rye-Grass | n | Rye, Tinker-Tailor |