riancyn.

1834 T. Carlyle Sartor Resartus ii. ix, in Fraser's Mag. Apr. 449/1 The tone, in some parts, has more of riancy, even of levity, than we could have expected.

1840 W. F. Pollock 26 June in Personal Remembrances (1887) 151 Fanny's flowers continue in beautiful order, and impart much riancy to my dusty chambers.

1896 A. Lynch Human Documents 227 The Indian writer has affinities with most of the great ones of English literature—the Keatsian touch of picturing, the riancy and verve of Burns, the bold limning strokes of Shakspere, the humour and pathos of Bret Harte.

1908 H. M. Sylvester Olde Pemaquid (1909) 112 The wild flowers that found within their verdancy an abundant riancy of form and color, unmatchable and fresh from the looms of Nature.

1964 Indian Lit. 7 ii. 83 His [sc. Kulbir Singh Kang's] sketches lack the latter's [sc. Balwant Gargi's] sublety, wit and riancy.