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Show S flies five hundred and ten yards in five half fe conds, whrch is a mile in a little above fevencee half feconds Desham's Phyfico-Theology Sa'kERET. 2. /. [rom faker. The mal of a faker-hawk This kind of hawk is efteemed next after th falcon and gyr-falcon Bailey #A4 L. n /. [Latin. ufed in pharmacy Salfoacids wil Salt A word ofte help its paflin prunel off a fe Floyer Sal gem is fo called from its breaking frequently into gemlike {quares. It differs not i property from ‘the common falt of the' fal {prings or that of the fea, when all are cquall pure Woodwvard' Met 1'![ Sal Ammoniack is found ftill in Ammonia, a mentioned by the ancients, and from whence i ha its name Woodrvar SALA/CIOUS adj [ falax Lat. Jalace Fr.] Luftful ; lecherous One more folacious, rich, and old Out-bids, and buys her. Diryden's Fuvenal Feed him with herb Of generous warmth, and of falacions kind Diryd. Virg Animals {pleened, grow extremely falzcious Arbuthnot SaLa'croUsLY. adw. [from falacious.] Lecheroufly ; luftfully Sava'city. n. /. [ falacitas, Lat. fro Sfalacions. Luft lechery Immoderate falacity and excefs of venery i fuppofed to fhorten the lives of cocks Brozwn's Viulear Errours A corrofiv acrimony in the feminal lymph produces falacity Sa'Labp #s [ Foo Lloyer on the Humours [ falade, Fr. Selaet of raw herbs It has been alway I climbed into this garde to pick a falad An olive, capers, or fome better [alad Ufh'ring the mutton Ben Fobnfon Some coarfe cold falad is before thee fe Fall on The happy old Coricyan's fruits and fglads o which he lived contented, were al of his ow growth Leaves Diryden eaten raw ed, they becom plants wh'c are termed felad : if boil potherl's are potherb Jalad in another SALAMA/NDER '/Zz/zzf/z/:;z;.{m, Lat. an fom of thof in one family ar ]»/Zzla;)zm///r(' An animal {fuppofe to live in the fire, and imagine to b ver poilonous Anbrof picture of the falamander ]Sar‘('y ha with 2 receip tor her bite ; but there is no fu h creature, the name bein g now g ven to poor harmlefs infect The jz!mmm/'cr liveth in th fire, and hat force alfo to extinguith 't Bacon's Nutur l Hiflory According.to this hypothefis, the wh le hua world is a torrid zone, and ma be fuppofe uninhabitable, cxcept they are fulamander whic éwel therein Glanwille' Seepfis Whereas it is commonly faid that nfa/u;) fi'/:.'s extinguitheth fir re, we we have found by experi e t at on hot coals it dieth immed ately Brown's Vi ulgar Errours The artift -was fo encomp fled with fire an fmoke, that one wouid ha e thought nothin ?(.t a f Nt stuation lamander could hav been fafe in fuch Laying it iuto a pan of burning coals, we obferved a certain falamandrire quality, that ‘mad it capable of living in the midft of fire, withou being confumed or finged széhfor SA'LARY n. f [ [falaire Latin. 1. Salarium, or falary Fr falarium is derived from /fal Arbuthnot 2. Stated hire ; annual or periodical payment This is hire and fzlary, not revenge. Shake[p Several perfons, out of a [adary of five hundre pounds, hav alway thoufand lived at the rate of tw Swift SALE. n. f. [ faal, Dutch. 1. The a&t of felling Addif/[or's GYyuardia.n the finifler bafe point o y, by which it is d ftinguithed from-f pant Nothin dot more enrich any country tha many towas ; for the countrymen will be mor induftrious in tillage, and rearing of all hufbandry commodities, knowing that they fhall hav ready fale for them at thofe towns Spenfer 3. A publick and proclaimed expofition o goods to the market; auction or to the Jale gift of the gods Ttmf:/c Shakefp Cymbeline Others more moderate feeming, but their ai They'd fet to Jale Th mor money a ma Milton' fpends Agonifles th mor muft he endeavour to increafe his ftock ; whic at laft fets the liberty of a commonwealth t Jale Addifon in Spenfe bafket 5 perhap fith are caught to fignify a wicke from fallozy, in whic To make batkets of bulrufhes was my wont Wh to entrap the fith in winding ful Was better {feen SA'LEABLE Spenfer adj [from/alc. I ca imput thi genera Jaleable things to no caufe foone Vendible enlargemen tha th o Cor nithman's want of vent and money Carew This vent is made quicker or flower, as greater or lefs quantities of any faleable commodit are remioved out of the courfe of trade Locle SA'LEABLENESS 7. /; [trom /zleables] ‘Th ftate of being faleable Sa'LEABLY adv [from Jaleable. In {aleable manner Sa'LEBROUS adj | JSalebrofus Lat. : Rough ; uneven 5 rugged SA'LESMAN. 7. /- [ fale and man. On who fells clothes l:C‘Ady made Poets make charaéters as fa/ men cloaths We take no meafyre of your fops and beaus Savift SA'LEWORK. 7. /. [ fule and work. for fale ; wor carelefly done Wor I feé no more in you than in th ordinar Of Nature's [alezvork S«(mirj/} SA'LIANT. adj [Freach. . The legs of both fides movinggto:zt}],::‘ ' frogs, and fulient animals, i properly mh:i leaping Brown's Vulgar Erruy 2. Beating; pantin A falient point fo firft is call'd the heary B As you lite it "In heraldry turns dilated, and by turns cnmprefl,' Expels and entertains the purple gueft o 5+ Springin or fhootin so with g qqic motion Who beft can ferd on hig YA The falient fpout, far {treaming to the fky. }'ofj. - Sa'L1607T. o /o [1ribulus aquaticus.] W ter-thiftle Sa'LinE } adj. [ Jalinus, Latin.] Con Sa'LiNous tuting fale 2. Vent 5 power of felling; market fit for fale ; marketable Watts 7 Refembling a falamander 5. It feem Dryden's Perfeus "dexter point, and his hindey left i t e w 1 Of Englith talc; the coarfer fort is calle j o f t f e fporting him plaifter or parget ; the finer, fpaad, carth flax " Peag) or fulamander's hair Woudward. | SA'LIENT. adj. [ faliens, Latin,) ne P < SaLaMa'NBRINE. adj. [from falamander.] | 1. Leaping5 bounding; movi Private reward; for which both God and ftat Shakefpeare denotes a lion in 4 Teapit ftanding fo that his r?g-h{};%%z Bl(fiofl The other is not a thing for fule, and only th My [fallet days I'was green in judgment, cold in blood Yeu have, to recify your palate whiteneth in the burning, and confumeth not 4. State of being venal; price S/.ul'{/]). Hcm'_y VT There may be fuch candles as are made of falamander's wvool, being a kind of mineral, which to the race which is not amifs to cool a man's ffomach . Whe neral flax Thofe that won the plate, and thofe thusfold ought to be marked fo as they may never retur Germ. . pronounced familiarly /i U /o Akindo Huir Hool. §- afbeftos, or mi SataMA'NDEK' Savama/NpER' W cold fitting o do not eafily aferib bu falt ‘confii their induratio rather unto falinous {pirits and con cretive juices Broun This faline fap of the veflels, by being refufed 1 reception of the parts, declares itfelf in a mor hoftile manner by drying the radical moiftare Harvey on Confumptions If a very fmall quantity of any falt or vitrio be diffolved in a great quan ofiwatteyr, th particles of the falt or vitriol will not fink t th bottom thoug they be heavier in fp@c@e. than the water; but will evenly diffufe them felves into all the water, fo as to make it asfz line a A Jaline the top as at the bottom, Nezoton's Opticks the fubftance of coagulations is nat merel nothing diffolves them but what pene trates and relaxes at the fame time Arbuthnot on Alx'm'-"h SALI'VA. n. f. [Latin.] Every thing that is fpit up; but it more friclly 4 fignifies that juice which is feparated by ‘§ the glands called falival No Quing with difturbance from the [ meetin liva, 1 the fooner extirpated them Wifeman's Surgerse adj. [from [aliva, Latin Relating to fpittle Sari/var Sa'Livary The woodpecker, ard! other birds'rhatprcy upon flies, which they catch with their tonlgul; in the room of the faid glands have a coup c bags filled wich a vifcous humout, which, J fmall canals, like the fe/ival, _hemg brougiil!t !,l; their mouths, they dip their tongues .télifm and fo with the help of this natural b"Grl L attack the prey The neceffity of fpittle to diffolve the.altmefl appears from the contrivance of nature p\a ing the flivary dudls of animalswhich )rumu:hc extremely open : fuch animals as f"‘,al-lowlandi aliment without chewing, want fillwa'.;,lr%fllb.fl(f Zo SA'LIVATE. @. a. [from [aliva La""‘- To purge by the falival glands.d L of She was prepoffeffed with the feanda vating, and went out of town. -sz:fr.m Saviva'rion metho ]l . /o [from f"{‘j"('l'f‘:f tl praéhf of cure muc in ‘venereal, fcrophulousa,m o{éc\'eliO ftinate caufes, by promoting a o fpittle ( | oumw Holding of ill-tafted things in the e m 5 "Cofi makse a (mall felivati (é‘r::;'i |