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refreid
† refreid, v. (and pa. pple.) Obs. rare. In 4–5 refreyd(e, refrayed; refre(i)t, refreyt. [a. ONF. refreider (-ier, -ir) to cool, to make or become cold; see also refroid v. and refraidour.] 1. trans. To cool, make cold, chill. Also in pa. pple., affected with a cold. With the second quot. c 1410 cf....
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refraidour
† refraidour Obs. rare. Also 5 refraydeur. [a. ONF. *refreidure, var. OF. refroidure: see refroidour and refreid v.] Cooling, coolness.1483 Caxton Gold. Leg. 250 b/1 He was cold of the fyrst refraydeur whiche is desyre of heuenly glorye..which within hym posseded the refraidour of paradis.
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refrained
† refrained, ppl. a. Obs. rare. [app. from refrain v. + -ed1, but perh. an error for refrayed refreid.] Of a hawk: ? Affected with a cold.1486 Bk. St. Albans C vij, Whan ye se your hawke nesynge & casting water thorugh her noesthrilles on her nares: then dowteles she is Refraned. Ibid., A medecyne f...
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refreit
▪ I. † refreit, refret Obs. Forms: 5 refreit(e, refreyt, (reffreyt, refreyd), 5–6 refraite, 6 refrayte; 5–7 refret, (5 refrect, 6 refrete). [a. OF. refrait, refret, etc.:—L. refract-um, pa. pple. of refringĕre (or *refrangĕre, OF. refraindre) to refract. Cf. refrain n.1] A refrain or burden.1387–8 T...
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refroid
† reˈfroid, v. Obs. rare. [a. OF. refroider, -ier, -ir, f. re- re- + froid cold. Cf. refreid v.] trans. To cool.c 1450 Merlin 500 Nevew, be not so wroth, refroide youre maltalente. c 1477 Caxton Jason 18 b, For to hyde her wil and to refroide and cole her a litil..she left him. So † reˈfroidour [OF....
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