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Show "p}arcrriness. poa.inf.2 ts.[from prickly.] Full% pefs of fhar . f o l a c r [ f 'qu'cuo A lo o y t f o word t i l r a q f w A taylor'and h t E L e o k i p a f h 1 contempt called h . n f a i p / 9R1'CKSONG. 7 fet to mufick kccps\tm_'nc He fights as you fing prickfongs Shak. Romee m.yl Fuliet \ diftance, and proportion o Ful prick. [fro dei'ckLY. adj points \ fhar e n t r m a k i p f l b l w k o l } g $ A e o f o u o e a g p t e t v b Y if the fee I no mor Shall fee you browzing, on the mountain's brow Dryden How did the humble fain detef f M t i S f e b i h a d a b \ His prick A fpecies of houfe nr'ckMapaM. z. / Jeek RI'CKPUNCH. 7. / Spenfer 76 Pr1EVE, for prove Pric. 7 /. [A cant word derived perhap ridicule the direful apprehenfions of the whol kingdom, priding himfelf as the caufe of them Prie. #. / Swift's Mifcellanics I fuppof an old nam privet Lop popler and fallow, elme from prick o maple and prie PriEF for proof Spenfer Pr1i'cr. 7. /. [from pry. One who enquires too narrowly PRIEST. #. /. [ppeoyz, Saxon; prefire French. 1. One who officiates in facred offices The little man concluded, with calling monSpeftator fieur Mefnager an infignificant prig There have I feen fome attive prig To thew his parts, beftride a twig. Swift's Mifcel A birt or turbot Ainfworth PrimM. adj. [by contra&tion from primizive.] Formal; precife; affectedly nice Privr. #./. [rhombus. T'll to the vicar Bring you the maid you fhall not lack a prieff Shakefpeare A ball of new-dropt horfe's dung Mingling with apples in the throng Said to the pippin, plump and prim See, brother, how we apples fwim. Swift's Mifcel The high zrisft thall not uncover his head. Lew Our praltice of finging differs from the practic of David, the griefts, and Levites Peacham Thefe pray'rs I thy prieft before thee bring. Mil 7o PriM. w. a. [from the adjeive. T deck up precifely; to form to an affeted nicety Pri'macy. #./. [primatie, primace, Fr 2. One of the fecond order in the hierarchy, above a deacon, below a bifhop There were no priefls and anti-priefls in oppofition to one another, and therefore there could be n Prickpunch is a piece of tempere to pric Il yound point at one end fteel, with a round mark i Moxon 1 2 cold iron A tree Ri‘'ckwooDd. #. [, [enomymus. Ainfaworth kRiDE. 7. /. [pnic or pnyb, Saxon. *, Inordinate and unreafonable felf-efteem 1 can fee his prid Peep through each part of him. Shak. Henry VIIL Pride hath no other glaf To fhew itfelf, but pride; for fupple knee Feed arrogance, and are the proud man's fees. Sha They underg _ This annual humbling certain number'd days fchifm Lefley primatus, Latin. cal ftation No neighbours, but a few poor fimple clowns Honeft and true, with a well-meaning pricff. Rowe Curanius is a holy prieft, full of the fpirit of th gofpel, watching, labouring, and praying for a poo country village Law Pri'MaGE 'The freight of a thip Ainfworth Pri'MAL. adj. [ primus; Lat.] Firft word. not in ufe, but very commodiou for poetry a dozen common-place topicks be about Doway, his difcourf and prieficraft Spetator happily fet free fon returns to thee Pope The Milton ,..,In{o]ence ; rud treatmen . Infolent exultation of others That witc . Hath wrought this hellith mifchief unawares That hardly we efcap'd the pride of France, Shak . Wantonnefs and prid Raife out of friendfhip, hoftile deeds in peace. Milt Dignity of manner; loftinef 1. Generous elation of heart of air The honeft pride of confcious virtue Smith Elevation ; dignity A falcon, tow'ring in her pride of place Was by a moufing owl hawke at and kill'd 6. Ornament; fhow; decoration Shak Whofe lofty trees, yclad with fummer's pride Did fpread fo broad, that heaven's light did hide Spenfer Smalleft lineaments exat _y Inall the liveries deck'd of fummer's pride g Be his this {fword Milt Whpfe wvory fheath, inwrought with curious pride s graceful teiror to the wearer's fide Pope ~ i - Splendour; oftentation In this array the war of either fide T_hfough Athens pafs'd with militar pride. Dryd /2 Th Rat 7 the male of a female beatt folicitin It is impoffible you fhould fee this ere they as falt as wolves in pride £ Pripi. o, 4, [fro Sl*ab;/?m"f the noun. T iflslalo{e]pmufdé to rate himfelf high. I sy oly y ufed wi ith the recci iprocal pro Hei could } ave made the moft deformed begga as th&‘;‘x; ?Sh thofe who moft pride themfelves B3]i This liktl Atle impuden Gowern. of the Tongue hardwareman turns int too, our might fire, tho ftood'f Oh Pri'marILY. adv. [from primary. dif ginally ; i When thy rapt foul the lovely prieffsfs charm'd Wherein the god of earth delights. Swvift's Mifcel Th' inferior prieflefs, at her altar's fide Trembling, begins the facred rites of pride. Pope Prie'stHOOD. 2. /. [from prief. 1. The office and charaéter of a prieft That which is peculiar, muft be taken from th primarinefs and fecondarinefs of the perception Norris PRI'MARY. adj. [primarius 1. Firft in intention them to blefs their children with their prayers an facrifices to God Law Th fet apart for hol fallen foul on prieff In the Jewith church, none that was blind o lame was capable of the prieg/tly office. South's Serm How can inceft fuit with holinefs Or prigffly orders with a princely ftate? ~ Dryden 3. Firft in dignity Pr1E'STRIDDEN. adj. [ prieft and ridden. Managed or governed by prielts an of high-chwre bi‘ill;. P flflria'c/m an As the fix primar fo the fec fame fefquiaitera p perfecution Sa) vift belong Latin. rd, an no to ti 11 s place Hammond Before that beginning, there was neithe mary matter to be infornied, nor form t nor any being but the eternal The church of Chrift, in tion, was made to be of a dif fpread and excend icfelf both pr When the ruin began to fe were fettled, the waters of th Bu t00 Thefe I call orig which produce fim extenfion, figure, and m 3. The fecond order of the hierarchy See PrrIEsT Pris'sTLINESS. 2. /. [from priefly.] Th appearance or manner of a prieft BecomPrig'stLY. adj. [from prief. ing a prielt; facerdotal; belonging t a prieft a can or literal 2. Original; firft Dryden Suc figurative notation of this the primar offices bood in th Pri'MariNESs. #. o [from primary. The ftate of being firft in a& or inten= tion Jeroboam is reproved, becaufe he took th priefthoed from the tribe of Levi Whitgifte The priefibood hath in all nations, and all religions, been held highly venerable Atierbury The ftate of parents is a holy ftate, in fome degree like that of the prieffhood, and calls upo pretends, that I hav intention Ori In fevers, where the heart primarily fuffereth, w apply medicines unto the wrifts. Brown's Pulgar Er Thefe confiderations fo exattly fuiting the parable of the wedding fupper to this fpiritual banque of the gofpel, if it does not primarily, and in it firft defign, intend it; yet certainly it may, wit greater advantage of refemblance, be applied to it than to any ether duty South's Sermons She as pricflefs knows the rite H the fir firft place That Rome's high founder bore Addifor Thefe- two, being the fons of a lady who wa priefefs to Juno, drew their mother's chariot to th temple Spectator order of me my offence is rank, it fmells to heav'n It hath the primal, eldeft curfe upon't. < bakefpeare arm'd 2. Th 2. / It hath been taught us from the primal ftate That he, which is, was wifh'd, until he were Shakefpeare Pr1g'sTESs #n / [fro prief. woTo dath their pride and joy for man feduc'd. Milt man who officiated in-heathen rites Vain aims, inordinate defires . Blown up with high conceits engend'ring pride The chief ecclefiafti When he had mow the primacy in his ow hand, he thought he fhould be to blame if he di not apply remedies Clarendon Prie'sTcraFT. 2. f. [prief and craft. Religious frauds; management of wicked priefts to gain power Puzzle has hal though the debat runs upon bigotr From pricficraf Lo! ev'ry finith' as, he pricks up, he is pert or from prickeared, an epithet of reproach beftowed upon the prefbyteria A pert, conceited, faucy teachers. pragmatical little fellow Wel faved from cattle, till fummer to lie. = Tuffer Bacon x The pri:lzly {hrubs B PR PAR motions to their orbs ; principal u |