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Show CA When Jofeph, and the Blefied Virgin Mother had loft their moft holy Son, they fought him i the retinues of their kindred, and the carawans o Taylor the Galilean pilgrims Carava''nsary, z /. [from caravan.] houfe built in the Eaftern countries fo the reception of travellers The inns which receive the caravans in Perfia and the Eaftern countries, are called by the nam of caravanfaries Spectator The fpacious manfion, like'a Turkith caravan fary, entertains the vagabond with only bare lodging Pope's Letters Span. Q2. f. [caravela Ca'RAVEL light, round, old-fafhione CAa'RVEL thip, with a {quare poop, formerly ufe in Spain and Portugal Ca'rawavx. s f. [carum, Lat.] A plant fometimes found wild in rich moift paftures, efpecially in Holland and Lincolnfhire. The feeds are ufed in medicine and confeétionary Miller CARBONA'DO. #. /. [carbonnade, Fr fro carbo a coal Lat. Mea acrofs, to be broiled upon the coals cu IfI come in his way willingly, let him make carbonado of me Shakefpeare 90 CarBONA'DO. @. 4. [from the noun. "To cut or hack Draw, you rogue, or I'll fo carbonad Your fhanks Shakefpeare With carcaffés and arms, th' infanguin'd field Deferted Milton If a man vifits his fick friend in hope of legacy he is a vulture, and only waits for the carcafs Taylor 2, Body To-day how many would have given their honour To *ve fay'd their carcaffés Shakefpeare Crefted aloft, and carbuncle his eyes ‘With burnifh'd neck of verdant gold Milton 1t is believed that a carbuncle does fhine in th dark like a burning coal; from whence it hath it name Wilkins Carbuncle is a ftone of the ruby kind, of a ric blood-red colour. Woodward 2. Red fpots or pimples breaking out upo ~ the face or body It was a peftilent fever, but there followed n carbuncle, no purple or livid fpots, or the like Bacon the mafs of the blood not being tainted Red blifters rifing on their paps appear And flaming carbuncles, and noifome fweat, Dryd CA'RBUNCLED. adj. [from carbuncle. 1. Set with carbuncles An armour all of gold ; it was a king's,= =-=He has deferv'd it, were it carbuncle Like holy Phebus' car Shakefpeare 2. Spotted; deformed with carbuncles i CarBU'NCULAR. adj. [from carbuncle. Belonging to a carbuncle ; red like carbuncle CaRBUNCULA'TION. . /. [carbunculatio Lat.] The blafting of the young bud of trees or plants, either by excefliv heat or exceflive cold ‘ Harris CA'RCANET. . /. [carcan, Fr.] A chai or collar of jewels Say thatI linger'd with you at your thop To fee the making of her carcanet Shakefpeare I have fee he befet and bedeckt all over with emeralds and pearls, and a carcanet about her neck Hakewill on Providence Ca'reass. n [0 [carquaffe, Pr. 3, A degad body of any animal Ca'wrp1arcy the remains CA'RDINAL adj Principal; chief A rotten carcafs ofa boat, not rigg'd Shakefpeare 4. The main parts, naked, without completion or ornament ; as, the walls of Hale's Origin of Mankind nor of the pope is eleted out of their ow number, which contains fix bifhops, fift fhel o cafe [fro [fro the whole government of the church turns; or they have, from the pope's grant, the hinge an a charta, Lat. 1. A paper painted with figures, ufed i games of chance or tkill A vengeance on your crafty wither'd hide YetIhav A cardinal is fo ftiled, becaufe ferviceable t the apoftolick fee, as an axle or hinge on whic government of the Romifh church crab.] A particalar ulcer, called a cancer, very difficult to cure A diforde likewife in the horny coat of the eye, i thus called LQuincy Carcino'MaTOUS. adj. [from carcinoma.] Cancerous ; tending to a cancer [carte, Fr fac'd it with a card of ten. Shake[peare. Soon as the fpreads her hand, th' aerial guar Defcend, and fit on each important card Firft, Ariel perch'd upon a matadore Pope 2. The paper on which the winds ar marked under the mariner's needle Upon his cards and compafs firms his eye The mafters of his long experiment Spenfer The very points they blow All the quarters that they know I' th' fhipman's card Shakefpeare How abfolute the knave is! w muft fpea the card, or equivocation will undo ve On life's vaft ocean diverfely we fail Reafon the card, but paffion is the gale 3 . [4aarde, Dutch. b Shakefp Lope The inftrument wit which wool is combed, or comminuted or broken for fpinning Zo Carp. w. 4. [from the noun. T comb, or comminute wool with a piec of wood, thick fet with crooked wires The while their wives do fi Befide them, carding wool May's Virgil Go, card and fpin And leave the bufinefs of the war to men. Dryden | 7o Carp. v. 2. To game; to play muc at cards ; as; @ arding wife by who by the pope Harris carcer, Lat. xepriv@s church ftitute the facred college, and are chofe Dis n. of the Romif priefts, and fourteen deacons, who con over and girt with iron hoops, fille with combuftibles, and thrown from CARD. #. / Lat. Ca'rpINAL. 7. /. One of the chief gover fometimes of iron with holes, more commonly of a coarfe ftrong ftuff, pitche . / [ cardinalis both the folftitial points Brown His cardinal perfettion was induftry. Clarendon 5+ [In gunnery.] A kind of bomb, ufuall confitin th of the zodiack; that is, the two equinoétials, an What could be thought a fufficient motive t have had an eternal carcafs of an univerfe, wherei the materials and pofitions of it were eternally lai oblong napdic The divifions of the year in frequent ufe wit aftronomers, according to the cardinal interfe&ticn houfe together [fro The heart-burn; a pain fuppofed to be felt in the heart, but more properly in the ffomach, whic fometimes rifes all along from thence up to th efophagus, occafioned by fome acrimonious matter Ruincy 3. The decayed parts of any thing ; th Nor tackle, fail, nor maft # / heart, and 2ay®-5 pain. He that finds himfelf in any diftrefs, either o carcafs or of fortune, fhould deliberate upon th matter before he prays for a change. L'Efirange ruins Shakefp 2. One that plays much at cards Carpri'acar. ) adj. [xwpdia, the heart. Ca'rprack. § Cordial; having the quality of invigorating the fpirits Dryden in a ladicrous fenfe CARCINO'MA Shakefpeare ‘Were not fo rich a jewel His hea The {pinfters, carders, fullers, weavers The fcaly nations of the fea profound Like thipwreck'd carcaffes, are driven aground CA'RBUNCLE. . /. [carbunculus, Lat mortar a little coal. CA RC LA E 1. A jewel fhining in the dark, like Pr fo fe s lighted coal or candle " A carbuncle entire, as big as thou art The clothiers all have put of TEW Eafing their flight tained in pods, and brought from th Eaft Indies Chambers Ca'rRDER. 7. /. [from card. 1. One that cards wool "Rov.Ae Miltow's Paradife Loft Flying, and over lands, with n"lut\l,al win dicinal feed, of the aromatic kind, con- Ayliffe You hold a fair affembl You are a churchman, or, I'll tell you, cardinal I fhould judge now unhappily CarpINAL'S FLOWER Lat.] A flower B RAwE Their airy caravan, high over fea CARDAMO'MUM. n. /. [Latin.] A me To blot the henour of the dead And with foul cowardice his carcafs fhame Whofe living hands immortaliz'd his name. Spenf Where cattle paftur'd late, now featter'd lies ARTEI% "They fet fort CA Shakefpeare 7. /. [rapuntium The fpecies are, 1. Greater rampions, wit crimfon fpiked flower, commonly called the fcarle cardinal's flower. 2. The blue cardinal's flower Miller CA'RDINALATE Ca'rpinarsurr . / § Th [fromr cardinal. office and ran of a cardinal An ingenious cavalier, hearing that an old frien of his was advanced to a cardinalate, went to con gratulate his eminence upon his new honour L' Effrange Ca'RpMaRER. 7. /. [from card and matke. A maker of cards A not I Chriftophero Sly, by occupatio cardmakcr Shakefpeare's Taming of the Shreav Ca'RpMaTCH. 2. /. [from card and match. A match made by dipping pieces of car in melted {fulphur Take care, that thofe may not make the mof noife who have the leaft to fell ; which is ver obfervable in the venders of cardmatches. Addifo CA'RDUUS See THISTLE CARE. #. /. [cane, Saxon. 1. Solicitude ; anxiety ; perturbation o mind ; concern Or, ifI would take care, that care thould b For wit that fcorn'd the world, and liv'd like me Nor fullen difcontent, nor anxious care Dly‘[r'fl Ev'n though brought thither, could inhabit there Drydirn Raife in your fow) the greateft care of fulfillin the divine will for Dearh Wake's Preparatio z. Caution; often in the phrafe, 70 sav @ €ar Well |