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Show QU 3. An artful tricking practitioner in phyDefpairing guacks with curfes fled the place «* And vile attorneys, now an ufelefs race Pope Qua'ckERY. 7. /. [from guack.] Mea or bad ats in phyfick QuA‘CKSALVER. 7. /. [quack and Jalve. One who brags of medicines or falves a medicaiter; a charlatan ceive th gwackfalver valga i lowe an charlatan degrees wer de AEfo alive, the Piazza and the Pont Neuf could fpea their fallacies Brown Many poor country' vicars, for want of othe means are driven to their fhifts to turn mounte banks, guackfalvers'and empiricks Burton QUADRAGE'SIMAL. adj. [quadragefimal " French; guadragefima, Lat. Lenten belonging to Lent I hav compofe ufed in Lent prayer ou of the churc colle@s, adventual, guadragefimal, pafchal, or pentecoftal Sander fon QUA'DRANGLE. 2./. [gquadratus an angulus, Lat. A f{quare; a furfac with four right angles My choler being overblow With walking once about the guadrangle 1 come to talk Sbakefpeare's Henry V1 The efcurial hath a guadrangle for every mont in the year Hoavel QuUADRA'NGULAR drangle.] Square adj [fro having fou quarigh angles Commo falt fhooteth into little cryftals, com Jng near to a cube, fometime int fquar plates _fometimes into fhort guadrangular prifms Eac environed wit Grew a cruft, conforming itfel 2o the planes, is ofa figure quadrangular. Woedww 1 was placed ata guadrangular table, oppofite t the mace-bearer Spelator "QUA'DRANT. =. /. [quadrans, Latin. 1. The fourth part; the quarter In fixty-three years may be loft eighteen days omitting the intercalation of one day every fourt year, allowed for this guadrant or fix hours fupernumerary Brown 2. The quarter of a circle The obliquity of the ecliptick to the equator and from thence the diurnal differenices of th {fun's right afcenfions, which finith their varia tions in each guadrant of the circle of the ecliptick being joined to the former inequality, arifing fro _the excentricity, makes thefe quarterly and feemin irregular inequalities of natural days. Holder on Time 3. An inftrument with which altitudes ar - taken Some had compaffes, others guadrants Tatler Thin taper fticks muft from one center part Let thefe into the guadrant's form divide Gay Quabra'NTAL. adj. [from guadrant. Included in the fourth part ofa circle To fill that fpace of dilating, proceed in ftrai lines Thi perhap drant fick Saltimbancoes and difpof clean.sh data import.tsv out README parallels an of thof to d tha . there appears but one wa the interfe@ions, whic line i a variety o in a quadranta adj fpace poflible;. to for the branches make angles of forty-five degrees only Qua'prats al wit Derbam [quadratus, Latin. 3. Square; having four equal and paral lel fides 2. Divifible into four equal parts The number of ten hath been extolled, as con faiving even, odd, long and plainy guadrats an Brown cubical numbers Some tell us, that the years Mofes fpeaks o . Were fomewhat above the monthly year, containin In them thirty-fix days, which is a number gua3 <,d"",' Hakewill on Providence 3 [Quadraps "Lat. oL 11, QU QU Swited; applicable. Th wor were more properly gua confumption proper or imprope bein confumption applicabl _ tical defeription, guadrate to both require to a geneHarwey Qua'DRATE. 7. / 1. A {quare; a furface with four equa and parallel fides And "twixt them both a guadrate was the bafe Proportion'd equally by feven and nine Nine was the circle fet in heaven's place All which compaéted, made a goodly diapafe. Spenf Whether the exa& guadrate or the long {quar be the better, is not well determined ; I prefer th latter, provided the length do not excecd the latitude above one third part Wotton The powers militan That ftood for heav'n, in mighty guadrate join' Of unio irrefiftible mov'd o In filence their bright legions Milton To our underftanding a guadrate, whofe diagonal is commenfuratt to one of the fides, is a plai contradiction More 2. [RQuadrat, Fr.] In aftrology, an afpec of the heavenly bodies, wherein they ar diftant from each other ninety degrees and the fame with quartile Dif 7o QUa'DRATE. w. n. [guadro, Latin quadrer, Fr. 'To fuit; to be accommodated Ariftotle's rules for epick poetry, which he ha drawn from his refle@tions upon Homer, canno be fuppofed to guadrate exaély with the heroic poems which have been made fince his time; a it is plain, his rules would have been &l mor perfect, could he have perufed the Aneid. 4ddif Quapra'TicK. adf. Four fquare; belonging to a {quare Di& Quapra‘ric equations In algebra are fuch as retain, on the unknow fide the fquare of the root or the numbe fought: and are of two forts; firft fimple quadraticks, where the fquare o the unknown root is equal to the abfolute number given; fecondly, affete quadraticks, which are fuch as have between the higheft power of the unknown number and the abfolute number given, fome intermediate power o the unknown number Harris QuaA'DRATURE. 7. /. [quadrature, Fr guadratura, Latin. 1. The a& of fquaring Th fpeculation of ' algebra th infinites, and the guadrature of curves intrench upon our ftudies of morality dofrine o QUADRILA"TERAL tere, French; guatuo Having four fides It is full moon, when the earth being betwee the fun and moon, we fee all the enlightened par of the moon; new moon, when the moon bein between us and the fun, its enlightencd part i < turned from us; and half moon, when the moo being in the guadratures, we fee but half the enlightened part Locke fquare four right lined fides years guadro Lat. Sir Ifaac Newton difcovered a way of attainin the quantity of all guadrible curves analytically by his method of fluxions, fome time before th year' 1688 Derbam forming as man right angles Dik QuUADRI'LLE. #./. A game atcards. Diéz QUa'DRIN n. / [quadrinus Lat. mite ; a {mall piece of money, in valu about a farthing Bailey QuaprinNo'MICAL adj. [guatuor an nomen, Latin. Confifting of four denominations Dia QUADRIPA'RTITE. adj. [quatuor an partitus, Lat. Having four parties divided into four parts QuaDRIPA'RTITELY. @dv. [from guadripartite. In a quadripartite diftribution QuapbrirPARTI'TION: 7 /. A divifio by four, or the taking the fourth par of any quantity or number Dig QuabrirHY'LLOUS. adj. [guatuor an @uarer. Having four leaves QuaDpRIRE'ME. 7. /. [guadriremis, Lat. A galley with four banks of oars QuaDRISY'LLABLE #. /. [guatuo an Jyllable. A word of four {yllables QuaDRrRIVA'LVES . [ [quatwor an walve, Latin.] Doors with four folds Quabri'viAL, adj. [guadrivium, Lat. Having four ways meeting in a point Qua'pRUPED. 7./. [guadrupede, French guadrupes, Latin.] An animal that goe on four legs, as perhaps all beafts The different flexure and order of the joints i not difpofed in the elephant, as in other guadrupeds Browsn The fang teeth, eye teeth, or dentes canini o fome guadruped Mok guadrupedes incifor teeth to pluc The kin Of guadrupeds 1 onl Qua'prurEeD adj Weovdward on Foffils that live upon herbs, hav and divide them. Zrdutbnor of brutes mean Swift Having four feet The cockney, travelling into the country, i {furprized at many a&ions of the quadruped an winged animals Watrs's Logick QUA'DRUPLE. adj. [quadruple, French quadruplus, Lat. told Fourfold; four time A law, that to bridle theft doth punifh thieve with a guadruple reftitution, hath an end whic will continue as long as the world itfelf continueth Hooker The lives of men on earth might have continue double, treble, or quadruple, to any of the longef a qua [quadriennium Latin. adj [quadrilaand latus, Lat. QuaDRILATERALNESS. 2. /. [from gua drilateral. ‘The property of havin All things parted by th' empyreal bounds His guadrature from thy orbicular world. ~ Mifton QUADRE'NNIAL ‘adj from: guatuor and annus 1. Comprifing four years 2. Happening once in fou QUA'DRIBLE. adj. [fro That may be fquared Latin. Tin incorporated with cryftal, difpofes it t thoot into a guadrilateral pyvamid, fometimes place on a guadrilateral bafe or column Woodavard fhould no Watts 2. The firft and laft quarter of the moon 3. The ftate of bein drate; a fquare QUADRI'FID. adj. [guadrifidis Cloven into four divifions 7 times of the firft age Raleigh Fat refrefhes the blood in the penury of alimen during the winter, and fome animals have a quadruple caul Arbuthnot un Aliments QUADRUPLICATE w a [g#a drupler, French; guadruplico, Lat.] T double twice ; to make fourfold QuabrurLica'TION. #. /. [from gua druplicate. times Th taking a thing fou Quanrv'pLy. adv. [fro To a fourfold quantiry 3 quadruple. 1 |