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Show T A TA form of a taper. t r [ j a Ta'PE Regularly narrowed from the bottom t l ic co da am py he top in t an he pan brea s ge fi e ta . He en Dry s if pr H h tee hi i r diff otte th e bea th Fro e feli i whi tail hi i an in ca ar whic Greaw or a long tapers gy TA'PER. Ve To grow graduall R ler : fn}:ie back is made zapering in form of a pillar the lower vertebres being the broadeft and largeft the fuperior lefler and leffer, for the greater ftabilit i fk trunk *rin & Such be the dogl: tail 1 Ray Tickel Ty'PESTRY. 7. /. [zapefterie, tapifferie Clot tapis, French s tapetum, Lat. ~ woven in regular figures In the def The cafements are with golden tiffue fpread And horfes hoofs, for earth, on filken zap'f#ry tread Dryden Oge room is hung with tapefiry, in- which ar wrought the figures of the great perfons of the fa4 (:Yn]{"/.yr: mily Lat Worke To their work they fit, and each doth chuf What ftory the will for her saper take Spenfer Ta'rrooT. 7. [0 [zap an principal ftem of the root root. 'Th Some put under the trees raifed of feed, abou four inches below the place where they-fow thei feeds, a fmall piece of tile to ftop the runnin down of the taprost, which occafions it to branc When it comes to the tile Mortimer's Hufbandry Tw'esTER. 2. /. [from r4p.] One whof - bufinefs is to draw beer in an alehoufe The oath of a lover is n frronge tha th Word of a tapffer5 they are both the confirmers o falfe reckonings Shakefpeare Though you change your place, you need no change your trade : 1"1 be your tapfier fill. Shak _The world is com now to that pafs, that th vintner and zapfler may broach what religio the pleafe; and the apothecary may mingle he as h pleafes Howel Though the painting grows decay'd he houfe will never lofe its trad Nay, though the treacherous tapfie Thoma angs a new angel two doors fro us Swift AR 2, /. [zape, Saxon; tarre, Dutch tiere, Dan.].quuid pitch ; the turpen tine of the pine or fir draine out by fire . "H8 oaming tar, their bridles th woul cham P Andtrampling the fine elementwoul fiercely ramp A man will notlof a hog $or a halfpennywort TD tar Camden' Remains »}R Spc;:fc'r i n [ [from tor ufe n fhips.] ai gr; a leaman, in empt N fenates bold, nd fierce in war and ‘ommander, and t47 Swift's Mifeell y TAR. V. 4. [fr oun. z‘~ 0 fmear ove with tar . CL :;a}lze 5 to prov ke, [ragdrrn. 3s been m € nation holds overfy than the right tune of mufick toucheth hi that is fick of the tarantula Sidney _ He that ufes the word tarantula, without h v ch to do op both f des; an - 20 fin o arre them on to contame each othe pride alon aftiffs on, as "twer the bone Skakefpeare 4. n /. [(Italian 5 taren ute : Cllr;fe& whofe. bite is onl Tare. # /. [from teeren, Dutch, to conA weed that grow fume, Skinner. at all by it Tarpa T10N Through hatred ‘of tares, the corn in the fiel Th ferved to invite more labourers act of hindering or delaying Ta'rRprerADOUS. adj. [tardigradus, Lat. Moving flowly upon advantage, and otherwife may be efcaped adv. [from tardy. all its inferior fpecies He was indeed the glafs Wherein the noble youth did drefs themfelves Speaking thick, which nature made his blemifh Became the accents of the valiant For thofe that'could fpeak flow and tardily TA'RDINESS 7. / The women beat their breafts, their cheeks the Shakefpeare's Henry IV [from tardy. Slow nefs ; fluggifhnefs ; unwillingnefs to ac tare TARGE TARGET A tardinefs in nature Which often leaves the hiftory unfpok Shake[peare's King Lear TARDITY. 2. /. [tarditas, from tardus Latin ; tardiveté, Fr.] Slownefs; wan of velocity light, and then afk how we fhould arrive to perceiv Dighy Our explication includes time in the notions o velocity and rardity Digby on the Soul TARDY adj. [tardus, Lat. tardif, Fr. Howel's England's Tears fouls moye fwift than motion climb And check the tardy flight of time Thofe leave Sandys's Par They gather'd, bx}oad as Amazonian targe. Milton 2. Sluggifh ; unwilling to a&ion or motion Behold that navy which a while befor Provok'd the tardy Englith clofe to fight Now draw their beaten veffels clofe to fhore As larks lie dar'd to thun the hobbies flight. Dry certain to o'ercome, inclin'd to fave The Greeks the gates approach'd, their sargers caf Over their heads, fome fcaling-ladders plac' Againft the walls Derbam TARGETI'ER. #./. [fro armed with a zarger 3. Dilatory ; late ; tedious letters from me to my fo meet you on the way by unwife delay. Shak. Rich. 111 as oft accus' Of tardy execution, fince denounc' The day of his offence Milton's Paradife Loft - The tardy plants in our cold orchards plac'd Referve their fruit for the next age's taft There a fmall grain in fome few months will b A firm, alofty, and a fpacious tree Waller Tardy of aid, unfeal thy heavy eyes Awake, and with the dawning day arife. Dryden You may freely cenfure him for being tardy i his payments Arbuthnot 4. Unwary A low word Yield, fcourdrel bafe, quoth fhe, or die Thy life is mine, and libert But if thou think'f I took thee tardy And dar'ft prefume to be fo hard Lo iry thy fortune o'er a-frefh I"llwave my title to thy fleth 5. Criminal ; offending If the tak the On Ta'Rcum. 7./. [.on A' paraphraf on the pentateuch in the Chaldee language Ta'rirr. 7. /. [perhaps a Spanith word tarif, Fr.] A cartel of commerce This branch of our trade was regulated by a tariffy or declaration of the duties of import and ex port Tarx a fen 7 Addifon n /. [tiorn, Ilandick. a marth Ta'RNISH To fully v to foil A bog a pool ; a quagmire a [#ernir French. to make not bright Let him pray for refolution, that he ma ver nothing that may difcredit the caufe the glory, and weaken the example of th ing difcotarsif fufferCollier Low waves the rooted forefty vex'd, and fhed What of its tarnifh'd honours yet remain, Thomfon Hudibras A low word tardy, they endeavour t humble them by way of reprifal : thofe flips an mifmanagements are ufually ridiculed Collier on Pride 70 TaA'RDY. . a. [tarder, Fr. from th adjective.] To delay; to hinder I chof Camillo for the minifter, to poifo My friend Polixenes; which had been done But that the good mind of Camillo rardic My fwift command rarget. For horfemen and for targetiers none counld wit him compare Chapmari Tardy to vengeance, and with mercy brave. Prior You fhall hav In your behalf, t Be not ta'en tard Death h Ital. zarge, French; tarian Upon my target three fair fhining funs Shakefpeare's Henry V1 The arms fhe ufeth moft is the zarges, to fhrou herfelf under, and fence away the blow Nor fhould their age by years be told Whe zarge Henceforward will I bea 1. Slow ; not {wift Whof n. [. [Tanga, Saxon Glancing on his helmet made a larg And open gafh therein, were not his rarg That broke the violence Spenfer I took all their feven points in my target. Shak Suppofe fome obfervable tardity in the motion o ic Dryden Welch, which feems the original of th reft; an taargett, Erfe. A kind o buckler or fhield borne on the left arm It feems to be commonly ufed for a defenfive weapon lefs in circumferenc than a fhield tion or motion That it intends to do befere they come to thin T4RE. u. /. [French.] A mercantile wor denoting the weight of any thing containing a commodity ; alfo the allowanc made for it Tare, preterite of tear turn their own perfection to abufe To feem like him Whe'rc their feed of the fly in their fheep, or the tares in thcercory ocke Brown Slowly time was their harveft; and by fowing tares the Decay of Piety reaped gold My country neighbours begin not to think o being in general, which i8 being abfiratted fro . Itis but a flow and tardigradous animal, preyin Ta'rpiLy il Hooker God is plucked up The liberal contributions fuch teachers met with Locke 7. /. [tardo, Latin, Cormn amon Ing any idea of what it ftands for, means nothin Woul That's cover'd o'er with Turkifh rap/fry __ Shakefpeare There is a purfe of ducats © Ta'eet. 2 [ [tapetia or figured ftuff This word, lover, did no lefs pieree poor Pyrocles fluggithly cuts the wind that nimbl T A Shakelps Winter's Tale 7o Ta'rN1sH. @, 7 To lofe brightnefs If a fine objet fhould tarnifb by having a grea many fee it, or the mufick thould run mottly int one man's ears, thefe fatisfaCtions would be mad inclofure Collier of Envy Tarra'WLING. #. /. [from zar. 1. Hempen cloth fmeared with tar Some the gall'd ropes with dauby marling bind Qr fearcloth mafts with ftron rarpa'w!ir:g coats Dryden 2. A failor, in contempt Was any thing wanting to the extravagance o this age, but the making a living tarpawlin and {wabber the hero of a tragedy Destris M "TA'RRA |