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Show CAA CA ~Ca'viv Y [ [khalifa, Arab. an hei CaLirn. § or fucceflor.] A title affame by the fucceflor the Saracens, wh of Mahome mind what fhe is to treat of Duppa's Rules to Dewotion were vefted with ab I mea Raleigh's Effays So here fome pick out bullets from the fide Some drive old oakum through euch feam and rift Their left hand does the calking iron guide The rattling mallet with the right they lift, Dryd CA'LRER. 7. /. [from calt.] The work‘man that flops the leaks of a fhip thy calkers; all the thips of th fea, with their mariners, were in thee to occup thy merchandize Ezek. xxvil. g Ca'Lxing. 7./0 A term in painting ufed where the backfide is covered wit black lead, or red chalk, and the line traced through on a waxed plate, wall or other matter, by pafling lightly ove each flroke of the defign with a point -~ which leaves an impreflion of the colou on the plate or wall Chambers To CALL. @.a. [calo, Lat. kalder, Da nith. 1. To name And Ged called the light day nefs he called night 2 To fummon and the darkGenefis, 1. 5 or invite, to or from an place, thing, or perfon It is often ufe with local particles, as up dowi, in, out off Be not amazed; ca/l all your fenfes to you defend my reputation, or bid farewel to your goo Life for ever Shake[peare Why came not.the flave back to me when ¢alled him Shakefpeare's King Lear Are you call'd forth from out a world of men ‘Yo flay the innocent Lodronius Shakefpeare's Richard i1 that famous captain was called up and told by his fervants that the general was fled Knolles's Hiftory Or call up him that left half tol The ftory of Cambufcan bold Milton Drunkennefs calls off the watchmen from thei towers ; and then evils proceed from a loofe heart and an untied tonguc Taylor's Holy Living make a purchafe, he called in 3]l his money; bu what was the event of it ? why, in a very few ay after, he put it out again 15 in the French government, than their praétice o calling in their money, after they have funk j very low, an value And now muft ca/l in ftrangers 17. 9o call over an 18 When their fov'reign's quarrel calls em out His foes to mortal combat they defy 7o CaLLr. . 1. To ftop without intention of ftaying This meaning probably rofe from th cuftom of denoting one's prefence at th T call God for a record upon my foul, that, t fpare you, I came not as yet unto Corinth 2 Core 14 23 door by a ca//; but it is now ufed wit great latitude, This {fenfe is well enoug preferved by the particles oz or at; bu 8. To appeal to When that lord perplexed their counfels an defigns with inconvenient objetions in Jaw, th barbarous, by 7z 2. To make a fhort vifit Clarendon Sings with a note fo fhrilling, fweet, and loud Nor parith clerk, who calls the pfalm fo clear. Gay He ordered her to ca// at his houfe once a-week To excite ; to put in a&tion ; to brin which fhe did for fome time after, when he hear That I might begin as near the fountain-head a poflible, I firft of all called in at St. James's He fwells with angry pride And calls forth all his fpots on every fide. Convley See Dionyfius Homer's thoughts refine We cailed in at Morge And call new beauties forth from ev'ry line. Pope fictal port 3. 0 call on 1 woul 'To folicit for a favour, o v be loth to pay him before his day Shakefpeare's Henry 1v on me ? 4. Locall on Thric 'To repeat folemnly call upon my name thrice beat you breaft Dryde And hail me thrice to everlafting reft The Athenians, when they loft any me wen names Madam, his majefty doth call for you You fee how men of merit are fovght after Addifon on Baly what need I be fo forward with him, that calls no To demand ; to require And for your grace, and you, my noble lord Shake[peare : da'd{fim's. Spettator where there is an arti a debt Deafnefs unqualifies men for all company, excep friends; whom I can ca// names, if they do no fpeak loud enough Saift to Pope 13. 0 call for to. claim Temple no more of her into view He alfo is wife, and will bring evil, and will not call back his words 3 but will arife againft th houfe of the evil doers; and againft the help o them that work iniquity Ifaiab, xx%10 2 And, as you go, call on my brother Quintus And pray him, with the tribunes, to come to me Ben Fonfor Nor ballad-finger, plac'd above the crowd 'To revoke ; to retra& and the expreflion mad is forgotten authority of the lord Mancheftet, who had trod th To call back ~ Dryden's Virgil e 7. To invoke ; to appeal to 12 Denban's Sophy challenge ; to fum T T0 call out mon to fight Paul, a fervant of Jefus Chrift, called'to be a apoftle, feparated unto the gofpel of God. Rom. i« 1 11. To figmatize with fome opprobriou denomination Shakefpeare 'To read aloud a lift o mufter-roll 6: In the theological fenfe, to infpire wit ardours of piety, or to fummon into th church 9. 'To proclaim 5 to publith He fears my fubjeéts loyalty Ifziab, xxii. 12 was fill called upon The heat is paft, follow no farther now Call in the pow'rs, good coufin Weftmoreland In that day did the Lord God of hofts cal/ t fame paths Tofummon together ; t invite 5. To fummon by command to girding with fackcloth then coining it anew, at a highe S Swift 16. 70 call in where he fhould be called to account for all hi mifcarriages Clarendon Once a day, efpecially in the early years of lif and ftudy, ca// yourfelves to an account, what ne ideas, what new propofition or truth, you hav gained Watts and to baldnefs from pafling by weight, I fear it will fto Locke Neither is any thing more cruel and oppreffiv fent for the ear] to return home and to mourning Zo call in. 'To refume any thing tha is in other hands froppe trade 4. To fummon judicially weeping *_Addifon's Speiator If clipped money be called in all at once, an The king being informed of much that ha pafled that night, fent to the lord mayor to ca/ a common council immediately Clarendon 10 to denominate : Ta!{er Shakefpeare The ancients of Gebal, and the wife'men there of, were in the with the pleafures of a country life, that, in or er t Now ca/l we our high court of parliament clean.sh data import.tsv out README There is a great errour committed in the man leaky Horace defcribes an old ufurer, as fo charm 3. To convoke ; to furnmon together To fto 'To refume money atgin tereft ceflant importunity, toward the object that excite them Watts The king ha Rogers 14. 7o call in The paflions call azway the thoughts, with 'in A cup: a wor ner of calking his majefty's fhips; which bein "done with rotten oakum, is the caufe they ar or perhaps his conftitution or fortune cap be r /B fchylus has a tragedy intitled Perfe, in whic the thade of Darius is called up Broome on the Ody[Jey Shakefpeare's Herry TV Skinner. when Addifon's Spectator domeftic affair of great importance me your caliwer czle, Sax. the keel the leaks of a fhip vifible objets Addifon's Cato I am called off from public differtations, by Prideaux o CALK. @. 4. [from calage; Fr. hemp clean.sh data import.tsv out README with which leaks are ftopped; or fro fro My father's name brings tears into my cyes "This language is incapable of caligraphy ufed in botany ; as, the calix of a flower or fancy Why doft thou call my forrows up afrefh Cart'ciNoUsNEss. 7. /. [from caliginous. Darknefs ; obfcurity Ca'L1GRAPHY. 7. /. [nariypadia.] Beautiful writing ». f. [Latin. fuch as arif ftatues, or defcriptions fcure ; dim ; full of darknefs « CALIX ilton's Sampfon Ao For mafter, or for fervant, here tf{a[l, Was all alike, where only two were all He commits every fin that his appedtein's'ca Fap te fls Sfo we call up their ideas into our minds by paintings - Carr'ciNous. adj. [caliginofus, Lat.] Ob Come, manag Call off the dogs, and gather up the fpoils. Addif Brown CA'LIVER. 7. /. [from caliber.] A handgun; a harquebufe; an old mutket To ¢all in hatte for thei;"defiroyer We wait the patron, hear the lawyers bawl, Dryd Then by confent abftain from further toils By the pleafures of the imaginatio 2 And urg'd you on, with mad defire The falutations of the morning tid Call up the fun; thofe ended, to the hal Inftead of a diminution, or imperfect vifion, i the mole, we affirm an abolition, or total privation; inftead of caligation, or dimnefs, we con See CALLIPERS Who hurt their minds Such fine employments our whole days divide folute power in affairs both religions an - civil Cavrrca'rion. z [ [from caligo, Lat to be dark.] Darknefs ; cloudinefs < Ca'vireErs the undeferver may fleep, when the man of is called for A TR ,;;,]pfm Among them he a fpirit of phrenfy fone The foul makes ufe of her metnory, to ¢all t amon clude a cecity, or blindnefs CA to the fhores calling thrice on the: raifed a cenotaph, or, empty monumen to their memories . Zo call upon and at fei _Brapme 07_‘1 the ady_l:z 'Toimplore; to pra of trouble; I will delive Call upon fie in the da thes, and thou fhalt glorify m P, (al to 7 Ja xd 1 |