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Show LU t a t l a r f o i i / J o f s b &ys lullaby i A fong to ftil nurfes call fleep by therefore Jull to fleep. babes Only that noife heav'n's rolling circles keft x f i F t re t r w th i b t y la Sung /u Philomel, with melody 1 Sing in your {weet /u/laby Lulla, lullay lullaby5 lulla, Iulla, lullaby Shake[p If you will let your lady know 1 am here t i u y t w o a he i b a he {peak wit r h r f t u b m k m m m c l til t u b u y t la lu Si r -Ma r e f k h again e Lock [lumbi, Lat [, umBa'co. 1. f nurles to ftil b ufe Drinking is the /ullab crying children the loins. th o a o e b o t r v i p ar o a m L u a e e p a c { c b th o loins, and fma Gts an fullnef fition t in othe rally b fevers: they are moft commonly fro and acrimony, in common with a difpoyawnings, fhudderings, and erratick pain parts, and go oft with evacuation, geneo e r h f d a ti cr h o a fweat Kuincy fevers n x S m l z a o [ / 7 LU'MBER o r d t g i e m J f f dhoufeho o e e u i t A h t D an houfe l b r m o i t a m f e cum than value The very bed was violate the coarfe hands of filthy dungeon villains B y w O e m l o m c th g o a w r t An One fon at hom m c t t e g n m a t r m th n e Con If to fome ufeful art he be not bred a d a t r w i a e m J r m ®c grow Dryden Thy neighbour has remov'd his wretched ftore Fe hand If Go {ingl will rid th intende ato tha atom no of the poor Dryden Zwmbe the precife ufe of ever ha been no better than Grew piece of /umber The poring fcholiafts mark Wits, who, like owls, fee only in the dark p P a h ' e i o b o f o - e m l . u n t r [ « @ R B ' L 9 y r l g r i o g e e u k l a h .T In Rollo we muft have fo much ftuft' lumbere c e a t o t a b f le th no th togethe Rymer appear 7, Lu'MBER @ as burthene # heavily mov 'T with his own bulk Firft let them run at large o w th f cr n s a m th o' e m Nor J Dryden LumMiNaRY #. /. [luminare Lat lumi 1. Any body which gives light The great luminar Difpenfes light from far Milton c e i l t i v g i w i t A 2 m l t h. "\ o u no n l a a G Sir Joh o f h d u f d e fa hi i e p e h narie Wotton marriage 3. Any one that inftru@s mankind h i w th a d o b th o i a u r c T and fpring of the air, had been referved for a lat bapp b tw grea luminarie ifland Lumina'Tion. z /f. [from lumen Emiflion of light of thi Bentley Lat. Dié Lu'Minovus. adj. [/umineux, French. 1. Shining; emitting light Fire burneth wood, making it firfk Juminous inan e o b tl la an e tt br an a b the Bacon cioerate Tts firft convex divide "he luminous inferior orbs inclos'd From chaos How came the fun to be /luminous No neceflity of natural caufes th th Bentley Earth may, induftrious of herfelf, fetch day Travelling eaft; and with her part averf From the {un's beam, meet night; her other par Lu'mrpisHLY. adv. [from lumpifb. heavinefs; with ftupidity Lu'MpisuNEss. = /. [from the adjec Stupid heavinefs tive. Full o Lu'Mmry. adj. [from lump. The moft fuminous of the prifmatick colours ar LUMP. 2. /. [lompe, Dutch. 1. A {fmall mafs of any matter The weed kal is by the Egyptians ufe fenfe Newton firfs fo One of the beft fpades to dig hard /umpy clay Mortimer but too fmall for light garden mould Without this various agitation of the water, ho could Zumps of fugar or falt caft into it be fo perfe@ly diffolved in .it, that the Jumps themfelve Boyle totally difappear A wretch is pris'ner made Whofe fleth torn off by /umps, the rav'nous fo T ate In morfels cut Ev'ry fragrant flow'r, and od'rous green forted well wit /Jumps of ambe lai Lu'wxacy be all th migh withou be jumbled together Keil againft Burnet All men's honour Lie like one Jump before him, to be fafhion' Into what pinch he pleafe. ~ Shake[p. Henry VIIL It is rare to find any of thefe metals pure: bu copper, iron, gold, filver, lead, and tin, all promifcuoufly in one lump. Woodward's Natural Hiftory Dilton Fro thenc prefentation Addifon Other epidemical vices are rife and predominan only for a feafon, and muft not be afcribed to huBentley man nature in the ump The principal gentlemen of feveral counties ar ftigmatized in a Jump, under the notion. of bein Saift papifts Lu'NaRrY French. take in the grofs Enforce their charity Lu'~aTick Mad influenced b z / wit Shakefpearc A madman The madman. Shakefp. Mid[ummer Night's Dreain I dare enfure any ma wel i his wits for on in the thoufand that he fhall not die a /unatick i Bedlam within thefe feven years; becaufe no above one in about one thoufand five hundred hav Heavy Graunt's Bills dorne fo See the blind beggar dance, the eripple fing Pope The fot a hero, lunatick a king unactive; bulky of man Raleigh and therefore heavy and lumpifb Sylvia is /umpifb, heavy, melancholy, Shake/peare Love js all {pirit: fairies fooner ma Be taken tardy, when they night-tricks play ng ki Su fi ip Ju an du to ar w w Tha Forme The lunatick, the lover, and the poet Are of imagination all compact One fees more devils than vaft hell.can hold' A low word of the earth was formed the flef Drayton's Nymphid Bedlam beggars, from low farms Sometimes with /umatick bans, fometime prayers HArbuthnot Ou Moonwort the moon Nick, thou fhalt have a lumping pennyworth dull [lunaria, Lating lunaizz having the imaginatio Lu'mprisH. n. f. [lump and fip. fort of fith Lu'mrpinc. adj. [from Jump.] Large grofs # Lu'NaTICK. adj. [lanatisus, Lat. Addifon lump. Brown's Vulgar Er Lu'~vaTeDp. adj. [from /una. like a half moon of fuccefs when the feveral parts of the monarch [fro Dryden denominated fome herbs folar an and fuch like toys put into grea Bacon's Natural Hiftory of its feed much refembles a horfeBaptifta Porta hath thought too low and raifed the fame unto a lumary re From lunary diftilling Boccalini, in his political balance, after la France in one fcale, throws Spain into the other which wanted but very little of being a counterpoife: the Spaniards upon this reckoned, that i Spain of itfelf weighed fo well, they could not fai adj fhal w neighbour With nine drops of the midnight dew The expences ought to be lumped together Lu'mpisu rollin Then fprinkles fhe the juice of ru without attention to particulars great ou 2. Being under the dominion of the moon lump heavy lunaris Fr that have refolved that thefe years wer If my readers will not go to the price of buyin my papers by retail, they may buy them in th were lumped in the {ame fcale fo much comin Suckling know And on the /znar world fecurely pry 4. The whole together; the grofs T tha The They hav fome Junar words The figur thoe, whic fignification @. a his have but /lunary years, wiz. of a month, or Egyptia Raleigh years, are eafily confuted Then we upon our globe's laft verge-fhall go And view the ocean leaning on the fky 3. Mafs undiftinguithed 7o Lump into th adj. [lunaire Lu'nNar Latin. Lu'NaRryY. 1. Relating to the moon Hence, heap of wrath, foul indigefted /ump Shake As crooked in thy manners as thy thape Why might there not have been, in this grea any form or order cam fhips tha with you, who, when you hav in, think you have nothing 2. A fhapelefs mafs which by th Love is merely madnefs, and deferves as well dark houfe and a whip as madmen do; and th reafon why they are not fo punithed and cured is that the Junacy is fo ordinary, that the whippers are Shakefpeare's As you like i in love too Your kindred thun your houfe As beaten hence by your ftrange lunacy. Shake[peare There is difference of /funacy : 1 had rather b mad with him, that, when he had nothing, though of ideas, leads one into as grofs thoughts, as country-maid would have of an infinite butterprint, the feveral parts whereof being applied to he lump of butter, left on it the figure or idea ther Locke was prefent need of huge /umps of folid matter the moon. [from /una # / A kind of madnefs influence moon ; madnefs in general Dryden tween To conceive thus of the foul's intimate unio with an infinite being, and by that union receivin mafs o affes of compac ; ful lump fuel, and then they ctufh the afhes into Zumps lik Bacon a ftone, and fo fell them to the Venetians Wer diei b which down Philofophers and poets vainly ftrov In every age the /umpifb mafs to move 3. Shining ; bright th fun wer Is man, who yet wou'd lord it o'er the reft Milton's Paradife Lof the yellow and orange; thefe affe¢ more {trongly than all the reft together grofief heavinefs and /umpifb figure, made their way mor Burnet fpeedily How dull and how infenfible a beaf 2. Enlightened Still Juminous by his ray in it afte Little terreftrial' particles fwimmin fro Ayliffe's Pare naire, Fr. difcover B LU The refidue of the yearly profits fhall be lai out in purchafing a piece of land, and in buildin thereon an hofpital for the reception of ided#® an lunaticks Luxa'tioen Savift #. f [Junaifon French busne |