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Show CH CH 3. T'o compare a bank note, or other bill, | 7. Any flop or interruption k i t t f p i t 1. To defra l o Tt is ufe honef with the correfpondent paper 4. To controul by a counter-reckoning 70 CHECK, w. 7 It is a dangerous commerce, where a c r h a s a a c i b o man is fure at fir r h o e c t n n a l b b e f l vers not hi Dryden cf e f m t l t n f w l There are peo tual way to cheat the people to infallible cures Th T that am' curtail'd of man's fair proportion Cheated of feature by diffembling nature Shakefpeare Deform'd, unfinifh'd t Meeting the check of fuch another day Addifor's Freeholder God: put it into the heart of one of our princes 10 5ive a check to that facrilege which had been ihe great fruggle with paffions is in the firf Diffimulation can be no further ufeful than it i South. | 2+ Reftraint ;5 curb 7. /. [from cheat.] One tha o - I will be cheater to them both, and they fhall b [It is here for efcheater exchequers to me Shakefpeare Taylor's Rule of Living Holy 'dead / Richard, with his eye brimful of tears Then check'd and rated by Northumberland, Did fpeals thefe words; now prov'd a propheey 4 m f M R be_zkefpeare m ilVillwb aultis much, and the good king his mafte check him. fog't Shakefpeares *fienfi - V &"'*' Shake[pearc As the fnake, rolled in the flow'ry bank With thining checker'd flough, doth fting a child That for the beauty thinks it excellent Som free from rhyme or reafon, ruale or check nor anz view but towards their in Sawift Dryden upon her wings and if fhe be handfome fhe is the more fubject t go out on check Suckling When whiftled from the fif Some falcon ftoops at'what her eye defign'd And with her eagernefs, the quarry mifs'd Straight flies at check, and clips it down the wind Dryden The_ per/fbn checking; the capl of reftraint ; a ftop H was unhappil upon' th.e. lor Shake/p The wealthy fpring yet never bor That fiveet nor dainty flower Thht damaflf'd not the checker'd floo Of Cynthia's fummer bower Drayton too' muc Cos{entry ufed as a chec In the-chefs-board, the ufe of each chefs-mani determined only withi tha chegucred piec o Locke In our prefent condition ou mind are whic is a middl as it were, cheguered wit truth and falfehood Addifon The ocean intermixing with the land, fo as t checker it into earth and water Woodward's Natural Hiffory Here waving groves a checker'd {cene difplay And part admit, and part exclude the day. Pope CHE'CKER CHE CKER-WORK. colours or materials n. /. Work varied alternately as to it Nets of checker-work and wreaths of chain-wor for the chapiters which were upon the top of th pillars 1 Kings Cue'ckMaTE. . f. [echec et mat, Fr. ‘The movement on the chefs-board tha kills the oppofit from moving, men, or hinders the Love they him call'd, that gave me the checkmate But better might they have behote him hate. Spenf Crr'ckrort. n. /. [from check and ro/l. A roll or book, containing the names o fuch as are attendants on, and in pay to great perfonages, as their houfehold fer vants. It is otherwife called the cheguer roll Cozvell Not daring to extend this law further than t the kings fervants in' checkro/l, left it fhould hav been too harfh to the gentlemen of the kingdom Bacon's Henr CHEEK. a. /. [ceac, Saxon. 1. The fide of the face below the eye VII Andnow and then an ample tear trill'd dosv Clarendon. | © Her delicate check A fatirical poct is the check of the laymen o bad priefts Drydew's Eablesy Preface Milton fhade Dancing in'the checker' ftate A young woman is a haw 6 The green leaves quiver with the cooling wind And make a checker'd thadow on the ground necded fome reftraint and check, for fome time to his immoderate pretences and appetite of power Clarendon 5. In falconry, when a hawk forfakes he proper game to follow rooks, pies, o other birds that crofs her flight Chambers . Hewho fat at a table, richly and delicioufl furnifhed, but with a fword hanging over his hea by one fingle thread or hair, furely had enough t check his appetite . South Shake[peare wood . I hate when vice can bolt her arguments And virtue has no tongue to check her pride. Milton The grey-eyed morn fmiles on the frowning night Check'ring the caftern clouds with fireaks of light Hayward officer's natur Say I thould wed her, would not my wife fubjeét Take check, and think it firange? perhaps revolt Bacon 2. To reprave ; to chide muc 4. A diflike; a fudden difguft; fomethin that ftops the progrefs we ftop -our adverfary from carrying o -his play any farther. Referve thy ftate; with better judgment chec This hideous rafhnefs Shakefpeare Fames may be Town and raifed . they may b {pread and multiplied, they may be checked and lai confcience Oh ! chis lif Is nobler than attending for a check Shakefpeare 1 do know, the ftate However this may gall him with fome ckeck Cannot with fafety caft him Shakefpeare inheri Toreprefs ; to curb of thei 3. A reproof; a {light All forts of injurious perfons, the facrilegious chec tereft Shakejpeare echecs, chefs ; from whence we ufe, a that game, the term checkmare, whe th from within He is no {waggerer, hoftefs; a tame cHeater 1 faith Cheater, call you him? I will bar n the Frenc their own breac Break Priftian's head, and Pegafus's neck. Pope While'fuch men are in truft, who have no chec " And many fuch like libertines of fin. Shakefpeare [fro faith darker and brighter parts Many a youth and many a mai breaketh their fpirit The impetuofity of - the ne - practifes fraud @. 2 government ; conti They who come to maintai Only that you may keep me while I live. Dryden the detainers of tithes, cheaters of men' tances, falfe witnefles and accufers Roger_S reftraint nue Like that notorigus cheat, vaft fums I give honeft man my houfe, nor no cheazer check will truft As nimble jugglers that deceive the eye . Difguifed cheaters, prating mountebanks Aiterbury winked at by kP A per{'on g'_uilty of fraud . They fay this town is full of couzenage Zillotfon 1t was this viceroy's zeal, which gave a remarkable check to the firit progrefs of chriftianity Diyden. Z¢ CHECK i to this infolent hmpiety to give Lyes worfe 5 and while it fays we fhall be blef - ‘With fome new joy, cuts oft what we poffeft QCHE ATER on purpof as if it wer Chambers Shakefp conquerorsin their firft years, muft have {ome chec Bacon's Effays ¢ fortunes or arreft i God hath of late years manifefted himfelf i a very dreadful manner Clerk of tl)e(CHECK, in the king' navy at-Plymouth, is alfo the name o an officer invefted with like powers diverfify, in the manner of a chefsboard, with-alternate colours, or wit fee olfo, that kings that have been fortunat W "To-morrdw 's falfer than the former day ment of the ycomen of the guard, an all the ufhers belonging to the roya family 7o Car'ckERr.. ) w.a. [from echecs, chefs 70 Cae'quer. § Fr.] To variegate o fraint Rebellion in this land fhall lofe his {way has the check and controul re fudde Repreffure ; flop ; rebuff 1 When I confider life, *tis all a cheat Yet, fool'd with hope, men favour the deceit "Truft on, and think to-morrow will repay as no ma Diryden n /0 [from the verb. Cueck )ryden concealed5 for as muc houfehold 19 It checks too firong upon me Empirick politicians ufe deceit Hide what they give, and cure but by a clwiat. bill 9. A term ufed in the game of chefs, whe one party obliges the other either t move or guard his king 1o, Clerk of the Cueck, in the king' Bacon I'll avoid his prefence The pretence of publick good is a cheat: tha - will ever pafs, though fo abufed by ill men, tha I wonder the good do not grow athamed to ufe it Ternpic 2 8. The correfpondent cipher of a bank men' it troublet bufinefs 3. To ftrike with repreflion 3. A fraud ; a trick ; an impofture once jaded by an attempt above it fortunes convey a bad meaning. mind If love check wit becaufe man brough Holder's Elements of Speech 2./ To clafh ; to interfere Some thin the abridgment, wa articulations of the breath or voice power, either is difabled for the future, or elf checks at any vigorous undertaking ever after. Lock fraudulent meafures being taken by th lords of manours in procuring efcheats cheat ral checks or ftops, or, as they are ufually called With what wing the ftanyel checks at it Shak He muft obferve their mood on whom he jefts The quality of the perfons, and the time And, like the haggard, check at every feathe That comes before his eye Shakefpeare 2. It has of before the thing taken awa . d a by f abbreviated from ¢fcheat The letters have the natural produétion by feve 1. To ftop ; to make a ftop : with az is always to preten Tillotfon CHEAT. n /. [from the verb It Shakefpearé _Her beauty hangs upon the check of might Like a rich jewel in an Athiop's ear, Sbakefpeare 4_ Q 1 fhal |