Part 661 (1/2)

RAM-RAIS, RAM-RACE, _s_ The act of running in a precipitous manner, with the head inclined doards, S

Teut _ramey-en_, arietare

_Douglas_

RAMSH, _adj_

1 Strong, robust, S B Su G _ram_, Isl _ramm-ur_, id

2 Lascivious, salacious, S

Teut _ramm-en_, salire; Alem _romisch_, salax

3 Harsh to the taste, S B

Norw _romms_, rank; Isl _rammr_, bitter

RAM-STAM, _adj_ Forward, thoughtless, S

_Burns_

~Ram-stam~, _adv_ Precipitately, S _Ram_, and _staemm-a_, tendere

RAMUKLOCH _To sing ramukloch_, to cry

_Bannatyne Poems_

Gael _ra_, denoting motion, _muich_, sadness, and _loch_, dark, or _laoi_, day; q ”deep sorrow,” or ”the day of sadness comes”

_To_ RANCE, _v a_ To prop with stakes, S Su G _raenn-a_, to fasten a door with a stake

~Rance~, _s_

1 A wooden prop, S

2 The cross bar which joins the lower part of the fra

3 The cornice of a wooden bed, S

Su G _ren_, a stake

RANDER, _s_ Order, S B

_Ross_