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Show OU ou Mine eyes faw hi h a r t o a i a w e n t i q Rendering fai Milron By fpirits reprobate An impoftor outdoes the original L'Eftrange Now all the gods reward and blefs my fon Thou hat this day thy father's youth: outdone Diryde I muft confefs the encounter of that da . To expire e S e f d li h a r t o That fign of 1a It ma [out and caff Qurca'st. part a l i i r p t t b a t be obferve o e n c a t e e f d i a the nou gous to accent the participle on th t r f t o u n t a f T 1. Throw Abandon foon i I read caitive fpoi Sj)t}:fi'r 2. Banifhed; expelled Behold, inftea Of us outcaft, exil'd, his new dpligh . Milton' Mankind created Exile Ou'rcast. #. / one expelled P.‘?z'af{g(a Lof rejelted Let's be no foicks, nor no ftocks OWerpen Or fo devote to Ariftotle A Ovid, be an ourcaff quite abjur'd OQutcaft of Naples Shakefpeare For me, outcaff of human race oo len $0OTTCRAFT w. a. [oat an Ovu'reErMOST outer.] ftate Pope craft. Denbam There is not any one wice, incident to the-min of man, againt which the world has raifed fuc a loud and univerfal outcry, as againtt ingratitude South 3. A publick fale; an auétion T 0utpa'RE. w. 4. [out and dare. To Qurpare."w antiquate Ainfo T Shakefpear 4. [out and date. 'T or circumcifion places an th llk?)udaical outdated ceremonies ; faith, the evan gelieal grace of giving up the whole heart to Chrift without any fuch judaical obfervances. Hammond % 0urpy, . Cels tofurpals other (out and do. 'To ex to perform beyond an dw}lljlhath in this aio outdone his forme deed Shakefp ThWhat braveAcommander is not proud t fe . Y brave Melantius in his gallantr ur greateft ladies love to fee their fco Outdune by thine, in what themfelve haye worn 2eav'nly love thall ourdo hellifh h t g l\:ng t0 death, and dying t redeem s: early to redeem wha hellifh hat 7 fro The outermoft corpufcles of. a. white body hav their various little furfaces of* a fpecular nature Boyle Many handfome contrivances of draw-bridges had feen, fometimes many upon one bridge, an 7o OuTFa'cE ‘1 T w.a [out and face. brave ; to bea magnanimity dow b to bear dow udence fhe o with im That they did give the rings away to-men But we'll ouiface them and out-fwear them too Shake[peare Doft thou come hithe To outface me with'leaping in her grave Shake/p Be buried quick.with her, and fo will I Be fire with fire and outface the bro Of bragging horror Shakefpeare's King Fobn They bewrayed fome knowledge of their perfons but were out faced Wottep 2. To ftare down Waller fiafily deftroyed Milton ilren}:)h:t thefe who boaft in mo tal things A how their greateft monument of fame towards it circumfpeétly:- we war ly: while we ftand near the fire; bu if we fee to outface the one, to ente other, we forthwith become blind or burnt 70 OuTFa'wN. @. a To excel in fawning into th Raleigh [out and fawa, Outfawwn as much and out-comply And feem as fcrupuloufly juf To bait the hooks for greater truft Hudibras 7o OuTrLY'. w. a: [out and fiy. leave behind in flight T His evafion wing'd thus fwift with fcorn Shakefpeare Cannot outfly our apprehenfions Horofcop's great foul Rais'd on the pinions of the bounding wind Outflew the rack, and left the hours behind. - Garth ternal appearance Ouv'rcarte Out n fo [out dnd gate. let ; paflage outwards Thoéfe places are fo fit for trade, having moft con venient guz-gates by divers way to the fea, and in that the Spénfer of the land gates to the richeft part would foon be enriched 7o Ovtci've. v. 4. [oat and give. |~ T The bounteous play's oxtgawe the pinching lord Dryden 70 Ourco'." w. a. pret. outawent;. part outgone. [out and go. 1. To furpafs to excel For frank, well orderéd andcontinual hofpita lity, he: out-wvent all fhew of competence. Cgrezv While you pra¢tifed the rudiments of, war, yo out-avent. all other captains; and have fince. foun Dryden none but yourfelf alone to furpafs Where they apply.themfelves, none of . thei Locke on Education neighbours out-go them 2. To g going i behin to leav beyond Many: ran ‘afoot thitheér out of all cities, ‘and ouz Marky, Vie 3 awent themy and came unto hims to overreach 3. To circumvent Molleflo us'to have our-gon Though With a‘quaint invention Denbap 70 OvTGroO'w. w. a. [out and groaw. To furpafs in growth ; to grow to great or too old for any thing Much their work ouzgreav The hands difpatch of two, gard'ning fo wide When fome virtue much cutgrozvs-the reft It fhoots too faft and high Diyden This effay wears a drefs that poffibly is not f all gaities of ftile and youthfu The lawyer, the tradefman found fo many arts to deceive grow the common prudence o relithes. Glanville the mechanic, hav that they far ouzSwift mankind Ovu'rGuarb. #. /. [out and guard.] On pofted at a diftance from the main body as a defence A foo as any foreign objeé prefles upo [out and form. Ex th fenfe, thofe {pirits which are pofted upon the outguards, immediately fcowre off to the brain. South You beat the outguards of my mafter's hoft Dryder Thefe out-guards of the mind are fent abroad And ftill patrolling beat the neighb'ring road Or to the parts remote obedient fly Keep pofts advanc'd and on the frontier lye Blackmore 7o OuTjE'sT. v. a. [out and jef. overpower by jeftin 70 OuTkNA'VE., v. a. [out ai To furpafs in knavery And they receive as little by #. / For thee, opprefled king, am I calt down Myfelf could elfe outfrowwn falfe fortune's frown The fool labours t His heart-fruck injuries. Shakefpeare's In affairs of lefs import That neither do us good nor hurt OuTro'rRM To frown down ; toover-bear by frowns fuitable to the graver geniufes, who have cutgrozy We fhall have old fiwearin as we loo ourfelve @. a. [out and frown. 79 QUTFROWN Miltort We behold the fun-and enjoy his light, as lon f?gm.fy legal obedience 507%:; [fuperlative Remoteft from the midft Threaten the threatener Works and deeds of the law, in thof Grew ones ferving for the.retreat of the foot, and th middle for the horfe'and carriages Brown The dangers of the tirme 'Foward Spenfer they are readily heatkened unto here So ftrange thy outcry, and thy words fo ftrang Myfelf, my brother, and his fon :l"hat brought you home, and boldly did sutdar whic Thefe outcries the magiftrates there fhun, finc ventare beyond Shakefpedre not only one after, or behind another, but alf fometimes two or three on a breaft, the cutermof 2. Clamour of deteftation 2 44 adi Ben Fonfon furpafs in giving Try if three bells were made one within another and air betwixt each; and the outermoff: bell wer chimed with a_hammer, how. the found would differ fromr a fingle bell Bacon Italy hath oxtcrafted him Shake[p. Cymbeline Andhe's at fome hard point T heard " dwell. ftanding outerly, an inch behind the cutters Prior Thou interpofeft," that my fudden han Milton's Paradife Lof? Prevented, fpares I make my wa Where noifes, tumnlts, outcries, and alarm 4 [out an Ou'rerLY. adv. [from outer. the outfide sy OUTCRY. #. /. [out and cry. szman 1o Cry of vehemence; cry . of diftrefs clamour ¢ Savift The kidney is a conglomerated gland only in th outer part ¢ for the inner part, whereof the papill are compofed, is mufcular Grew's Cofmol To excel in cunning . In my own humourous biting way In the lower jaw, two tufks like thofe of a boar Shake[peare He dies {ad outcafl of each church an And harder {till flagitious, yet not great Locke Ovu''TER. adj. [from out. Tha 1s without: oppofed to 7uner England's bloody fcourge Love's anger only waits,_ and dire difgrace a fyftém of logick, owtdoes him in it I grieve to be outdone by Gay He outdzvels his hour For lovers ever run before the clock on Dryden 70 OuTpwE'L. w. a To ftay beyond In meer outfarms, until he Joft his 1.‘1‘5":{. Hath chang'd his foul, and made his objet you Shakefpeare The boy's mother, defpifed for not having rea OF that fame oxtcaf? carcafs So far outdone into the air as refufe, as un worthy of notice b Warm'd me indeed, but quite another wa Not with the fire of youth, but generous rage To fee the glories of my yduthful ag analo moi It feem either fyllable Cupid, who took vaim deligh And ftrength, and art; are cafily ourdon Shakefpeare To Henry Monmouth OU T Lear knave. The world calls it out-witting only o OuTLA'NDISH. adj native; foreign [out and /aud. 2 No ‘. Yourfelf tranfplan A while from hence : perch Bears no'more wit than ours ; b Are thofe diverfions there which he Tedious wafte of time to fit and hea So many hollow compliments and lies Outlandifp flatteries Kki Up |