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Show Nutrition of the folids is performed by the cir Va'RN1SHER. . [ [from warnifh. 1. One whofe trade 1s to varnifh culating liquid in the {mallef An oil obtained of common oil may probabl be of good ufe to furgeons and warnifbers Boyl 2. A difguifer; an adorner Modeft dulnefs lurks in thought's difguife Silve VA'rRVELS. #n. [. [wervelles, Fr. rings about the leg of a hawk, on whic the owner's name is engraved Dié w. a. [wvarior, Latin warier French. 1. To change ; to make unlike itfelf to contain the feed T'o change to fomething elfe Gods, that never change their ftate Pary oft their love and hate Waller The mafter's hand, which to the life can trac The airs, the lines, the features of the face May, with a free and bolder ftroke, expref A wary'd pofture, or a flatt'ring drefs Denbanm We are to wary the cuftoms, according to th time and country where the fcene of ation lies Dryden He waries ev'ry thape with eafe And tries all forms that may Pomona pleafe, Pope nopetalous flower, either uniform or difQ_z,zz';zg' g form u /o [vafe, French Vase n. f. [vafal, Freach; wafallo VA'SSAL Italian. 1. One who holds of a fuperior lord Every petty prince, waffal to the emperor, ca coin what money he pleafeth. Swift's View of Irel The waffals are invited to bring in their complaints to the viceroy, who imprifons and chaftife their mafters Addifin 2. A fubjet ; adependant She cannot content the lord with performanc tha hat at he fid a wafal whom Satan hath made his vicegerent whatfoever the faithful fhould do to crof Hooker Such as they thought fit for labour, they receive as waffals 3 but imparted not the benefit of laws, bu every one made his will a law unto his own waffal Spenfer's State of Ireland The common people were free fubjeéts to th king, not flaves and wajfals to their pretended lords Milton ToVa'rRy. v. 2 1. To be changeable; to appearin different forms Dawies The mind hath not reafon to remember, tha pafiions ought to be her waflals, not her mafters Raleigh Vaffals of his anger, when the fcourg Darkling ftand The warying fhore o' th> world Inexorable, and the torturing hou Calls us to penance . As all his waffals eagerly defir'd Shakefpeare's Antony and Cleopatra 2. To be unlike each other Thofe who made laws, had their minds polithe above the vulgar : and yet unaccountably the public conftitutions of nations wary Collicr on Pride ‘With min So waried he, and of his tortuous trai Curl'd many a wanton wreath Milton That each from other differs, firft confefs that he waries from himfelf no lefs Pope 4. To deviate ; to depart ‘The crime confifts in violating th warying from the right rule of reafon law, an Locke 5. To fucceed each other Addifon's Cata 6. To difagree ; to be at variance In judgment of her fubftance thus they wary And wary thus in judgment of ber feat For fome her chair up to the brain do carry Daw 4. 'To fhift colours Will the falcon, ftooping from above Siwit with her warying plumage, fpare the dove Admires the jay the infeét's gilded wings Or hears the hawk when Philomela fings ? Pope Change Such fmiling rogues as thefe footh every paffion aflirm, and turn their halcyo beaks . A fervant another one who aéts by the will o 4. A flave a low wretch Thou fwear'ft thy gods in vain O waffal ! mifcreant Shake[peare's King Lear fro 7./. [vaffelage, Fr VA'sSALLAGE waffal.] The ftate of a vaflal ; tenur at will ; fervitude ; flavery ; dependance Rom again Spenfer All my pow'rs do their beftowing lofe Like woffulage at unawares encount'rin The eye of majefty Shakefp. Troilus and Creffida They would have brought the Achzans fro the condition of followers and dependents unt clean.sh data import.tsv out README Raligh mere waffulage Let us not then purfue By force impofible, by leave obtain' Unacceptable, though in heav'n our ftat Of fplendid waffalage Milton's Paradife Loff Curs'd waffalage Firft idoliz'd till love's hot fire be o'er Then {laves to thofe who courted us before. Dryd VAST adj 1. Large Wha [vafte Fr. waftus, Latin. great the parliamen mean to attemp wit Shak thofe waft numbers of men, every day levied. Clar [from wafculum, Lat, takes in wa/f and fublime idcas without pain Watts With every gale and wary of their mafters Confifting of veflels ; full of veflels His open'&oresThough waf, were little to his ampler' h art Thomfom z. Vicioully great ; enormoufly exterfiv o Capacmus . The vicious language is vaft and gaping ing and irregular; when it contends to h full of rock, mountain, and pointednefs, B So bore the fhip aloft her fiery bound About who five|] high :70,,[ rufht the billowes, blacke and wafle Chapinan They view'd the wa unmeafurable abyfs, Milr Others with waf? Typhean rage, more fell Rend up both rocks and hills, and ride the aj In whirlwind, hell {carce holds the wild uproar Miltor Vast. n. f. [vaffum, Latin. wafte They thoo hands as ove An empt a vaft; and en braced, as from the ends of oppofed winds, Spa2 Through the waf of heav'n it founded. Miftsn "The wat'ry waft Secure of ftorms, your royal brother paft Pope Vasta'rion. n fo [vaftatio, from waps Lat.] Wafte; depopulation This wild-fire made the faddeft wafations in th many fatal outrages which thefe eager contention occafion Decay of Picty Vasti'piry. #n f. [vaftitas, Lat) fro wvafly.] Widenefs ; immenfity. A barbarous word Perpetua durance Through all the world's wafidity Shakefpeare Va'stry.adv. [from waf.} Greatly; to reat degree Holland's refolving upon its own defence, without our fhare in the war, would leave us to enjo the trade of the world, and thereby grow wafl Temple both in ftrength and treafures They may, and do waftly differ in their manners inftitutions cuftoms but yet all of the Wilkins agree in having fome deity to worthip It is waftly the concern of government, and o themfelve bad too Va'sTnEss fity whethe they be morally good o South Immen #. /. [from wgf. enormou greatnefs Behemoth, biggeft born of earth, upheav' Milton's Paradife Loft His waffnefs by the rocks compell'd to ftay behind Sh I am his fortune's waffal, and I fend hi The greatnefs he has got.. Shak. Ant. and Cleopat O Pant in her breait, and wary in ber face Va'ry. n /. [from the verb. alteration. Not in ufe Baker He renounc'd the wafjalag While fear and anger, with alternate grace Some fink it down into the ftomach's heat fEN whic but t woul Bacon he rather underwen He fubjugated a king, and called him his wa/fa/ He had a ftrange interchanging of large and in expeéted pardons, with feveral executions could not be imputed to any inconftancy a principle he had fet unto himfelf, that h wary, and try both ways in turn averfe Milton His people's will, than gave his own confent. Dryd to become unlike itfelf adj Pope 2, It 1s ufed for a folid piece of ornamenta marble of his difcipline God hath her Vary'd his bounty fo with new delights Va'scurar rather fo The toilet ftands unveil'd Each filver wafe in myftick order laid 4. To diverfify ; to variegate Renege wafa, Latin. 1. A veflel ; generally a vefle God hath divided the genius of men according t the different affairs of the world ; and waried thei inclinations, according to the variety. of a&ions t be performed Brown " Next divide into cells; and thefe have always a mo 3. To make of different kinds 3. To alter {fometime thow than ufe Let your ceafele(s chang Vary to our great Creator ftill new praife. Milton wafcular folids Arbutbnot on Aliments VascurL1'FEROUS. adj. [ wafculum an Such plants as have, befero, Latin. fides the common calyx, a peculiar vefle "I'hou warnifber of fools, and cheat of all the wife Pope ZoVARY VA Vo A VHAT That is'an ampl an capaciou mind whic Wa]/.el Is by the waftuefs of her bulk confin'd When I cun\parc this little performance wit the waftucfs of my fubject, methinks T have brough but a cockle-fhell of water from the ocean. Glanv n f w th i o t r d m no e r f o f Avi e y D t g a d of hi Hence we may difcover the caufe of the waftnef g tl Be n e o of th o e e r L . f w r [ j a Va'sty moufly great 1 can call fpirits from the wafly deep Shakefp n x S g y h t D a [ / Var. i p k a o q l i w i A vefle the immature ftate Plumpy Bacchus, with pink eyen bSl"{f""/{;; In thy wats our cares be drown'd; tubs vrodu hi producee hishis wats an Letot hi s r ; n fi a m a o a h t o t f Wouldft thou thy wats with gen'rou froth Refpeét thy orchats 10 it Ob juice fhoul 4 Philip t L d c a e a [ / # V A murderer of prop Th e a p v e n c caitiff waticid Pop 7o VATI'CINATE s ; l r : e p f t a p To prophefy ; t i o p n h o p al o te d The moft admire whofe predictions have been fo much cried I})fi'@'z/ waticinate herc VAVASOUR |