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Traditional English :: rubric
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rubric.html - n. 1 a direction for the conduct of divine service inserted in a liturgical book. 2 a heading or passage in red or special lettering. 3 explanatory words. 4 an established custom. rubrical adj. [ME f. OF rubrique, rubrice or L rubrica (terra) red (earth or ochre) as writing-material, rel. to rubeus red] |
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Traditional English :: rubricate
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rubric.html - v.tr. 1 mark with red; print or write in red. 2 provide with rubrics. rubrication n. rubricator n. [L rubricare f. rubrica: see RUBRIC] |
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Traditional English :: rubric
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rubric.html - n. 1 a direction for the conduct of divine service inserted in a liturgical book. 2 a heading or passage in red or special lettering. 3 explanatory words. 4 an established custom. rubrical adj. [ME f. OF rubrique, rubrice or L rubrica (terra) red (earth or ochre) as writing-material, rel. to rubeus red] |
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Traditional English :: rubricate
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rubric.html - v.tr. 1 mark with red; print or write in red. 2 provide with rubrics. rubrication n. rubricator n. [L rubricare f. rubrica: see RUBRIC] |
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Traditional English :: rubric
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rubric.html - n. 1 a direction for the conduct of divine service inserted in a liturgical book. 2 a heading or passage in red or special lettering. 3 explanatory words. 4 an established custom. rubrical adj. [ME f. OF rubrique, rubrice or L rubrica (terra) red (earth or ochre) as writing-material, rel. to rubeus red] |
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Traditional English :: rubricate
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rubric.html - v.tr. 1 mark with red; print or write in red. 2 provide with rubrics. rubrication n. rubricator n. [L rubricare f. rubrica: see RUBRIC] |
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