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Roe, n.
Roestone, n. Oölite. Rogation, n. Litany, supplication. Rogue, n.
Roguery, n.
Roguish, a.
Roil, v. a.
Roily, a. Turbid, rily, disturbed. Roisterer, n. Swaggerer, bully, rioter, blustering fellow. Rôle, n. [Fr.] Part, character (in a play). |
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