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Show SH I fhall no more fpeak in prove bs, but fhew yo plainly of the Father b 9. To make known xviv25 T raifed thee up to fhenv in thee my power Ex. ix, 16 Nothing wants, but that thy fhape ‘Like his, and color ferpentine, may fbo Thy inward fraud, to warn all creatures from thee Milton 10 To condu& To fhow, in this fenfe is to fhow the away She taking hi for fome cautious city patient that came for pri\':lc_y,fl.u-ws him into the dining room 21 Savift To offer to afford To him that is affliéted from his friend pity fheuld be Jpewe Fob, viy 14 Felix willing to fbewo the: Jews a pleafute, lef Paul bound Afisy XXiVa 27 Thou fhalt utterly deftroy them ; make no covenant with them, nor fhezo mercy unto them Deut. vil. 2 ¥2. To explain; to expound Forafmuch as knowledg and fhewing of har fentences, anddiffolving of doubts, were found i the fame, Daniel let him be called. Danie/, v. 12 :13 To difcover to point out Why ftand we longer fhivering under fears That fhow no end but death Milton To SHOW @. 7 3. To appear; to look ; to be in appearance She fbeaws a body rather than a life A flatue than a brother. Shak. Ant. and Cleopatra Jutt fuch the fbowws before a rifing ftorm. Dryd "Still on we prefs 5 and here renew the carnage S great, that in th purple firea ‘the moon fhozv' Philips 2. To have appearance; to become wel or ill My lord of Yorlk, it better fhezv'd with you When that your flock, affembled by the bell Encircled you, to hear with rev'renc Cheering a rout of rebels with your drum Shakgfpeare's Henry I saow. 7 /. [from the verb. fpectacle pofe fomethin to view for money publickl ex 1 do not know what fhe may produce me; but _provided it be 4 fbow, I fhall be very well fatisficd Addifon The dwarfkept the gates of the fbow room Arbuthnot 2. Superficial appearance ; not reality Mil heav' Difapproves that care, though wife in fbozv "That with fuperfluous burden loads the day Milton difplay Oftentatiou 3 Nor doth hi Stand before her in a golden dream :Set all the pleafures of the world to fpoav Dryden And in vain joys let her loofe fpirits flow The radiant fu 5 ‘Sends from above ten thoufand bleflings down ; Nor is he fet fo bigh for foow alone Never was a charge maintained with fuc ille [P0 of gravity, which had a flighter foundation /JZ{LI'&MUJ I envy none.their pageantry and fhow 1 envy.none the gilding of their woe Jefus, rifing from his grave Spoil'd principalities and pow'rs, triumph' Milton In open fhowv, and with afcenfion brigh Captivity led captive 6. Semblance ; likenefs When devils will their blackeft fins put on They do fuggeft at firfR with heav'nly fbozvs Shakefpeare's Othello He through pafs'd the midft unmark'd In /howw plebeian angel militant Milton 7. Specioufnefs ; plaufibility "I'he places of Ezechiel have fome fhow in them for there the Lord commandeth the Levites, whic had committed idolatry, to be put from their digWhitgifte nity, and ferve in inferior miniftrics The kindred of the flain forgive the deed But a fhort exile muft for fhow precede. Dryden 8. External appearance Shall I fay againf it Shal Zelmane Alas, your words b I fay prince Pyrocles ? Wretc Fierce was the fight on the proud Belgians fide they feldom fought before For honour, whic Young. #. Objet attratting notice The city itfelf makes the nobleft fhow of an are moft of them paintin the world : the houfe ed on the outfide, {0 that they look extremely ga zand lively Addifon 7o Sno'wer, @, a, [from the own, 1. To wet or drown with rain Se ve they as a flow'ry verge, to bi The fluid fkirts of that fameg v'at'ry ::lll:ud' But now they by their own vain boafts were tied And forc'd, at leaft in fhew, to prize it more Dryden 9. Exhibition to view Left it again diffolve, and Joow'r the eart The fun mote glad imprefs'd his beams M"'M' Than in fair evening cloud, or humid b When God hath Jhower'd the earth Milton's Parady‘, qu 2. To pour down Milton's Paradyg Laf 3. To diftribute or fcatter with great [j berality After this' fair difcharge, all civil honours hay fhowere o occafion to action hi before Watten Cefar' Tl‘.at//?/f'«w'r: dow raife m there now fell ou favour greatnefs on his friends il i To Rome's firft honours Addifor's Catg 75 Sso'WER. w. n. To be rainy SHO'WERY. adj. [from fhower.] Rainy A hilly field, wher the ftubble is ftanding, fi on firein the fhowery feafon, will put forth mufh rooms That neither fingly can be manifefted With ragged rocks and ftony quarries white Shake[peare 10. Pomp ; magnificent {peétacle As for triumphs, mafks, feafts, and fuch freus men need not be put in mind of them 11 Phantoms Bacon not realities What you faw was all a fairy fhow And all thofe airy fhapes you now behol Were human bodies once Dryden 12. Reprefentative action Florio was fo overwhelmed with happinefs, tha he could not make areply ; but exprefled in dum Jow-thofe fentiments of gratitude that were too bi Addifon SHO'WBREAD 67 SHE'WEREAD. 2. /. [ fro and bread.] Among the Jews, they thu called loaves of bread that the prieft o the weck put every Sabbath day upo the golden table, which was in the fanc tu before the Lord The were co vered with leaves of gold, and wer twelve in number reprefentin th twelv tribes of Ifrael The them up hot, and at the fam f{erve time too away the ftale ones, and which coul not be eaten but by the prieft alone This offering was accompanied wit frankincenfe and falt Calmet Set upon the table fbswbread before me n, /i [ feheure xxv. 30 Dutch. If the boy have not a woman's gift To rain a _fhowwer of commanded tears An onion will do well for fuch-a fhift Shakefp The ancient cinnamon was, while it grew, th drieft5 and in fhovers it profpered worft. Bacon z. Storm of any thing falling thick I'll fet thee in a fhower of gold, and hai Rich pearls upon thee Skak. Ant. and Cleopatra Give me a ftorm 5 if it be love Like Danag in'the golden JPovar I fwim in pleafure Carew With /bow'rs of ftones he drives them far away 3. Any very liberal diftribation Pope He and myfel Have travell'd in the great fbow'r of your gifts And fweetly felt i Bacon Mourranus came from Anxur's fbow''ry height Seated on hills Addifon on Ttay The combat thickens, like the ftorm that flie From weftward, when the /bow'zy winds arife - Addif Suo'wisd. adj. [from fhow. 1. Splendid; gaudy The efcutcheons of the company are fhowifs and will lock magnificent wift 2. Oftentatious Suown. [pret. and part. pafl. of To fow. Exhibited Mercy fbozon on man by him feduc'd Suo'wy. adj. [from jhow. Milt Oftentatious Men of war imaginations neglet felid an fubftantial happinefs for what is fbozvy and fuper Addifon ficial Surank the preterite of frink = The children of 1fracl eat not of the finewwhic fBrank upon the hollow of the thigh. Gerrs Xxxile 3 Zo SHRED. w. a. pret. fbred. '[r‘cpeaban; Saxon.] To cut into {mall pieces. Co monly ufed of cloth or herbs It hat a numbe of fhort cuts orfimddiflg which may be better called withes than prayers Hosker One gathered wild gourds; and fbred d;egng Where did you whet your knife to-night, h? ";"" And fpred the leeks that in your ftomach rife? Dryden's Juvend SuRrED. 7. / [from the verb. 1. Rain either moderate or violent The fcat'ring dogs around at diftance bay o And on their naked limbs the flow'ry r::)% Showwer'd rofes, which the morn repaird I have a letter from her The mirth whereof's fo larded with my matter Without the fhew of both "Thefe, 1ull'd by nightingales, embracin in that.I am, your fhow is manifeft againft it. Sidney SHO"WER Of luxury, thoughcall'd magnificence Milton's Paredife Regained Allure mine eye cealment Exodus grandeur, and majeftic Jho 5. Publick appearance : contrary to con for utterance Y our expofiticn on the holy text Than now to {ee you here, an iron man 1. SH SH Shakefpeare's Timon 1. A fmall piece cut off Gold, grow i mad fomewhat chutlifh by YCC°V?:';§ more pliant by throwing m/breds oBa'""'. ned leather The mighty Tyrian queen, that gai Wit fubtlcfi'rca's a tract of land leave it with a caftle fai Di To his great anceftor Hdibrat A beggar might patch wp ggarxnent w 'uthl i Por /}.'rcds as the world throws away 2. A fragment The faid they wer roverb fort h fi an hungry ? f;l r:: ;%s zl; tr; l wa fto 'k br That lull)ngc Sb t ve th ed /b f th i And :;Lg Shreds of wit and fenfelefs rhime Blunder'd out a thoufand times 3"% |