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Show O 2. The feat of the judges in the houfe of 1 take your princely eword for thefe redrefles.m =1 give it you, and wiil maintain my word Shake[peare''s Henry IV lords At bar abufive on the bench unable Knave on the wwoolfack All of them ftout and hard people, falfe of thei fop at council-table Dryden awords, treacherous in their pratices, and mercilef in their revenges - Hylin The duke fhall.wield his conqu'ring fword The king thall pafs his honeft word Dryden 3. Any thing bulky without weight Chaos of prefby'ry, where laymen guid With the tame woolpack clergy by their fide Cleaveland Woo'Lwarp. adv wool. Not ufed 7. Signal; token; order Every foldier kill his prifoners [weol and wward.] I 1 have no thirt: I gowoo/ward for penance Shakefpeare Give the word through 8. Account 2. /£ [pond, Saxon ; woord, Dut. k. A fingle part of {fpeech If you fpeak three words, it will three times report you the three words withi name th marks of thofe conceptions to the minds of the we converfe with South's Sermons 2. A fhort difcourfe 10 A word, Lucilius How he receiv'd you Shakefp. Fulins Cafar A friend who fhall own thee in thy loweft condition anfwer all thy wants, and, in a ord 11. Scripture ; word of God They fay this church of England neither hat the word purely preached, nor the facraments fin cerely miniftered Thou my #erd, begotten fon, by the This I perform pute He that defcend Lillotfon does worf Why fhould calamity be full of wwords -Let them have fcope ; though what they do im 7o Worp Help nothing elfe, yet they do eafe the heart Shakefpeare's Richard 111 He commanded the men to be ranged in battalions, and rid to every fquadron, giving them fuc words as were proper to theoccafion Clarendon If you diflike the play Pray make no aords on 't till the fecond da Or third be paft; for we would have you know it "The lofs will fall on us, not on the poet. Denbam Ceafe this contention : be thy words fevere Sharp as he merits; but the fword forbear. Dryd If awords are fometimes to be ufed, they ough to be grdve, kind, and fober, reprefenting the ill, o mnbecomingnefs of the faults Locke IfI appear a little word-bound in my firft folutions, 1 hope it will be imputed to the long difuf of fpeech Spectator Foun nance the wwording or meanin ftand or fall to itfelf Wo'rpy Promife Obey thy parents, keep thy word juftly, fwea not Shakefpeare adj of them the book muf L'Efrange Addifon [from word. full of words Verbofe Phocion, beholding a wordy orator, while he wa making a magnificent fpeech full of vain promifes faid, I now fix my eyes upon a cyprefs-tree: i has all the pomp imaginable in its branches leaves, and height; but it bears no fruit Spect We need riot lavith hours in zvordy periods As do the Romans, ere they dare to fight Philips's Briton Intemp'rate rage, a wady war, began Pope WorE The preterite of wear And that a fleeve embroider'd by his love L Dutch. 1. To labour Goo e sar [peoncan Kent pret aworked Saxon 2 or wake Our life doth pafs, and with torime'fiee s wings dothfiy Dav To be in aion ; to bei Glory grows guilty of detefte cr When for fame's falZ We bend to that the workin of the In: Morat your hopes a cfi)wn A d all the woman work'd w thin your n':ihd i Dryden 3. Toak to carry on operations Our better part remains To awork in clofe defign Milton 4. To operate as a manufalurer They that work in fine flax faiab, xix, 5. To ferment Into wine and ftrong beer put fom like fy ftances, while they work, which may make t en fume and inflame lefs Baco Try the force of imagination upon ftaying th working of beer, when the barm is put in Baco If in the wort of beer, while it worke h, bef'ore it be tunned, the burrage be often change wit frefh, it will make a fovereign drink fo melan choly 6. To operate Bacon's Natural Hiffory to have effe& With fome other bufinefs put the kin From Fhefe fad thoughts that work too much upo hxm Shakefpeare All things aork together for good to them tha love God Romans, viii, 28 Gravity aorketh weakly, both far from the earth and alfo within the earth Bacon Although the fame tribute, laid by confent by impofing, be all one to the purfe, yet it aork diverfely on the courage: no people overcharged with tribute is fit for empire Bacon Thefe pofitive undertakings wrought upon man to think that this opportunity fhould not be loft Clarend Nor number nor example with him wrough To fwerve from truth, or change his conftan mind Milton We fee the workings of gratitude in the Ifraelites South Objeés of pity, when the caufe is new Would wwork too fiercely on the giddy crowd Dryden Poifon will awork againft the ftars: beware For ev'ry meal an antidote prepare Dryd. ju When this reverence begins to aork in him Locke next confider his temper of mind This fo wrought upon the child, that afterward he defired to be taught Locke Humours and manners work more in the meanA4ddifon on Italy er fort than with the nobility The ibibaboca is a foot round, and three yard and a half long; his colours are wh‘ite,-blaclf.‘and red : of all ferpents his bite is the moft pernicions yet aorketh the floweft Grew 7. To obtain by diligence Without the king's affen You wrought to be a legate Skak. Henry Vi 8. To a& internally ; to operate as purge, or other phyfick Work on work! thu My medicine caught doubte th credulous 'fools ar 3 Shakefpeare operations of anti mony, where fuch a potion could not zork Dryd My wife, the kindeft, deareft, and the truef That ever zwore the name Rowe's Rayal Conwert WIORK wrought Whether we awork or play I fhould hav This on his helmet wore a lady's glove 1 Il write thee a challenge, or I °ll deliver thy in can, faid Harrifo The apology for the king is the fame, bu worded with greater deference to that great prince you no difpleafure by ward or counteShakepeare dignation to him by word of mouth Shakepeare's Tavelftb Night Why thould fhe write to Edmund ? Might no o Tranfpzrc her purpofes by word2 Shak. K. Lear An eafy way, by word of mouth communicate to me Boyle Fell of the blefled king, upon the wording and drawin up his charge againft approaching trial South Whether I have improved thefe fables or no, i Shakefpeare livin To exprefs in prope Let us blacken him what w Some awords taere grew *twixt Somerfet and me expreflion @. a L Efirange a defeét In argument upon a cafe ora than beat her Whether his extemporary awording might not b 4. Difpute ; verbal contention 5. Language fpeech not to word it with a fhrew words par Milton 7o WorD, v. z [from the noun.] Todif refpets fuch a one as we would with him to be 3. Talk ; difcourfe Wihitgifte 12. Thefecond perfon of the ever adorabl Trinity. A {cripture term ne wver leave thee South In a word, the gofpel defcribes God to us in al out hi own falvation; which, if we will take the apoftle' aword, is to be done with fear and trembling Decay of Piety I defire not the reader fhould take my aword, an therefore I will fet two of. their difcourfes in th fame light for every man to judge Dryden -Two thoufand,and I ll vouchfafe thee the hear Shakefpeare Affirmation Every perfon has enough to do to wor Shall T vouchfafe your worthip a wword or two ing Prior I know you brave, and take you at your word That prefent fervice, which you vaunt, afford Dryden Amonglt men who confound their ideas wit < awords, there muft be endlefs difputes, wrangling and jargon Locke Each wight who reads not, and but fcans an fpells Each wword catcher that lives on fyllables Pope 9. Declaration; purpofe exprefled Bacon itfelf, fo ate words o tidings; meflage Whene'er the balls are fix'd or ftirr'd As conceptions are the images of things to th - min :Shakefpeare's Henry V Bring me aord thithe How the world goes, that to the pace of i I may ipur on my journey Shakefp. Coriolanus Two optick nerves fhe ties Like {pectacles, acrofs the eye By which the fpirits bring her zword A bird Woor. n f. [rubicilla, Latin. Sea-weed Woos. 7. f. [alga, Latin. An herb WORD W0 O o awerken to travail; to toil how fhall I live and wor To match thy goodnefs? life will be too fhort Shake[peare Go and work5 for no firaw fhall be givenfi;ou Exodysy v 18 Brown's Vulgar Errours It is benign, nor-far from the nature of ali 1t 1S o ment, into which, upon defect of workirg, f z : times converted g ‘ a a l t l Moft purges hea , d t f o b t u c i , tha avork beft in 2 war fermenting liquors, in warm weather, or it aa‘}'" To Greaw's Cyfmolegic 9. To a& as on a fubjeét Let it be pain of body, or diftrefs of mind, there' ftancy towor : ?i)t;%" yet left for philofophy and co L Efirange 0; :4 t c j o b n f h h y o i p Natura |