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v. To rout, especially out of bed.

v. to rout out of bed; to rouse

v. to arrest

n. A strong tide or current, especially in a narrow channel.

v. To rouse; to disturb.

n. A strong tide or current, especially in a narrow channel.

To rouse or disturb; rout out; stir or start up.

To stir or act briskly; move or work energetically. Compare roustabout.

n. A tidal current.

To drive fiercely, as a current.

"I fancied that I could even hear the deep "roust" she made as she respired the air, without which she cannot exist any more than animals of the land or air."

rousted    rousting    rousts   

rost    roost   

rouse    disturb   

`discovered'    lur    wyn    novel    treadeth    Bor.    fresche    castel    burde    dok