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Show f0 other apparent caufe of efteem, is commonl th(}gg!}t but a by-avay to clofe corruption, Bacon _ This is wonderfully diverting to the underftanding, thus to recejve a precept, as it were, through a by-7vay, and to apprehend an idea that draws whole train after it BY-;VEST ;s B BA Addifon n./o Weltward ; to th wef |By-worp, a. / A faying Hath made us by-vords to our enemies. Shakefp I knew a wife man, that had it for a by-word when he faw men haften to a conclufion Whereupo Irdb tha dwel gre the that by-word dwelt by-wvef ufe th by th law whic beyond the river of the Barrow Dawies on Irelgnd ifm 77/10%n By, or Ber, come immedi te] fi om t Saxon by, bying, 7. ¢ Stay little, that we may make an end the fooner. Bacon It will be his lot ofte loofz and licentious times a dwelling the nation We are become a by-word amon Addg'/'m By'zantine, See Bizawmring Gibfn zantine 15 the true arthography, « B to look fingular, i and to becomea fy aword and a reproach amon See Bias Every inordinate luft is 3 falf sunderftandings, which naturally b'flfi' '"lm'mefi‘ A a t w t , th Bafhful Henry be depos'd ; whofe cowardic for our ridiculous feuds and animofities Orf By"ass, #. a praverb the men of wit an tterbur pleafure T A CA The third letter of ithe alphabet has two founds; eon like 4, a ' cally clock, craft, coal, companion cunerform ; the other as s, as Cefar, ce/Jation, cinder. 1t {founds like 4 before a, 0, u, or a confonant ; and like s befor &7, and y CA He taught him to repeat two caballiffick words in pronouncing of which the whole fecret confifted Spectator a. [cabale, Fr tion. nS;p tradi 1. The fecret fcience of the Hebrew rab bins 2. A body of me defign united in fome clof A cabal differs from a party, a Jew from many She often interpofed her royal authority, t break the cabals which were forming againft he firft minifters Addifon 3. Intrigue; fomething lefs than confpiracy When each; by curs'd cabals of women, ftrov ‘To draw th' indulgent king to partial love. Dryd Do Cara'L. w. n, [cabaler, Fr.] To for clofe intrigues; to intrigue; to unit in fmall parties His mournful friends, fummon' to take thei leaves Are throng'd about his couch, and fit in counci! ‘What thofe caballing captains may defign I muft prevent, by being firft in acion Dryden Ca'sarvisT. n f. [from cabal.] -On fkilled in the traditions of the Hebrews Then Jove thus fpake : with care and pai W form'd this name, renown'd in.rhime But, cautious in the field, he fhunn'd the fword A clofe caballer, and tongue-valiant lord. Dryden Coft ftudious cabalifis more time or horfe aloes CA'BARET n. /. [French. A tavern Suppofe this fervant, paffing by fome cabare or tennis-court where his comrades were drinkin or playing, fhould ftay with them, and drink o play away his money Brambkall againft Hobbes CA'BBAGE. . Lat.] A plant [cabus Fr. braffica The leaves are large, flethy, and ofa glaucou colour; the flowers confift of four leaves, whic are fucceeded by long taper pods, containing fevera round acrid feeds. ‘The fpecies are, cabbage. Savo cabbage cabbage. Broceoli 'The cauliffower Branching tree cabbage, fro The mut the fea coaft. Colewort. Perennial Alpine colewvort. Per foliated wild cabbage, &c " Miller. Cole cabbgge, and coleworts, are foft and demul cent, without any acidity; the jelly or juice o red cabbage, bake in an oven honey, is an excellent pectoral and mixe wit Arbuth. on Alim 70 CA'BBAGE. @ To form a head as, the plants begin to cabbage 70 CA'BBAGE. v. . [a cant word amon taylors.] To fteal in cutting clothes Your taylor yards of cloth inftead of fhreads, cabbages whole Arbuthuat CA'BBAGE TREE. 7 /. A fpecies of palm Not thine, immortal Neufgermain Swift CABALLI'STICAL. ) adj. [from cabal, Caearrr'stick. § Something that ha an occult meaning The letters are caballiffical, and carry more i them than it is proper for the world to be acquainte Addifon with firoyed ; nor do they rife again from the oldroots | fo that there are very few trees left remaining nea plantations Millow CaBA'LLER. 7. /. [from cabal. He that Ca'BBAGE-WORM. 7 /. An infed engages with others in clofe defigns ; an_ CA'BIN. #. /. [cabane, Fr, chabin, Welfh intriguer a cottage. Factious and rich, bold at the council board 1. A {mall room Cas. #. [ [23p] A Hebrew meafure, containing about three pints>Englifh, Ca'BaLLINE. adj. [caballinus, Lat.] Beor the eighteenth part of the ephah longing to a horfe ;. as, caballine aloes CABA'L tree It .is very common in the Caribbee iflands where it grows to a prodigious height. The leave of this tree envelope each other, fo that thofe whic are inclofed, being deprived of the air, are blanched; which is the part the inhabitants cut for plait + for. hats, and the young fhoots are pickled: bu whenever this part is cut out, the trces are de So long in fecret cabin there he hel Her captive to his fenfual defire ‘Till that with timely fruit her belly fwell'd And bore a boy unto a favage fire 2. A fmall chamber ina fhip Spenfer Give thanksyou have lived o long, and mak yourfelf ready, in your cabin, for the mifchance o Shakefpeare the hour, if it fo happen Men may not expeét the ufe of many cabins, an RaleigheThe chefsboard, we fay, is in the fame placei was, if it remain in the fame part of the cabir Luocke though the fhip fails all' the while fafet at once, in the fea fervice 3. A cottage, or fmall houfe Come from marble bow'rs, many times the g2 harbour of anguith Unto a filly cabin, though weak, yet ft ronger againf Sidney WOEeS Neither fhould that edious cuftom be allowedy of flaying off the green furface of the ground, t cover their cabins, or make up their ditches. Swiff 4. A tent, or temporary habitation Some of green boughs their flender cab ins frame . Some lodged were Tortofa's ftrects abouts Fai'f% 75 Ca'BIN. @, n [from thenoun. 1 live in a cabin I'll make you feed on berries and on rootsy And feed on curds and whey, and fuck the goat thf‘- Sb And cabin in a cave l a » ‘ i i n c T a @ i ' To C Fleance is "feap'd 5 1 had elfe been perfect As broad and general as the cafing ai:i . But now I'm cabin'dy cribb'dy gonfl;\' élmgfig_are To faucy doubts and fear CA'BINED. adj. [from cabin.] "Belonging to a cabin The nice morn, on the Indian fteep From her cabin'd loophole peep CA'BINET. a. [ [cabinet; Fr. 1. Aclofet ; a fmall room Milten A |