ROOPY.—Hoarse.
ROORER.—A horse affected in the wind which makes a roaring noise internally when hurried or frightened.
ROORIN'.—Very great, excellent.
ROPY.—Underdone pie crust or bread is thus described.
ROUGH.—To rough a horse is to turn the extremities of the shoes in order to prevent slipping when the roads are frozen.
ROUGH MUSIC.—The beating of pots and pans and other discordant noises made in a "Hoosset Hunt."
ROUNDERS.—A game with a hard ball, each player throwing it at any other as he may happen to get it.
ROUNDLY.—Very openly, fully and plainly.
ROUSER.—A loud explosion.
There is also "Rousin." A "rousin" clap of thunder is a very loud clap.
ROUSETT, or ROWETT.—Rank dry grass.
RUBBIN STWUN.—Bath brick or sand stone.
RUBBLE.—A species of hard chalk.
RUCK.—To rub, so as to roughen or bruise the surface.
RUCKUT.—To disturb by poking with a stick or other implement.
RUCKUTTIN'.— A noise made as by animals scratching boards.
RUCTION.—A disturbance.
Wind on the stomach.
RUDDLE.—The red paint used for marking sheep after sheep-shearing.