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Show CR C' |- a t cr )u »y t i i u e p r m i i Not Mortimer's Hufbandry _gowing of it too foon 4. Any thing cut off Guiltlefs of fteel, and f;{omdt}}e ragor free fall a plenteous cro e 8 referv' mow ; to reap She doth ftray abou By holy croffes, where fhe kneels and prays. Skak 4. A line drawn through another 5. Any thing that thwarts or obftrutts He, upon whofe fid The fewefk rofes are cropp'd from the tree Shall yield the other in the right opinion Shakefpeare's Henry V All the budding honours on thy cref T'll crop, to make a garland for my head Shake[peare's Henry I fo calle crgffes 5 but n Ben Fohfon's Difco Howel's Vical Foref Whereas we cannot much lament our lofs Who neither carried back nor brought one crofs Age, like ripe apples, on earth's bofom drops While force our youth, like fruits, untimely crops Dryden 7. Crofs and Pile, a play with money at which it is put to chance whethe Denbam Death deftroy ‘The parent's hopes, and crops the growing boys Creech the fide, which bear upward, or the other 'To yield harveft 1. Athwart ; {o as to interfect any thing tranfverfely a crofs, thall li His plunder was not worth the while Hudibras This I humbly conceive to be perfect boys play He plough'd her, and the cropt. Shak. Ant. & Cleop crofsy 1 win, and pile, you lofe 5 or, what's your™ is mine, and what's mine is my own Savift There be tame and wild pigeons there be croppers, carriers, runts Th which has a crofs upon it When prelates are great, there is alfo dange from them; as in the times of Anfelmus an ‘Thomas Becket, who, with their crofiers, did al_moft try it with the king's {fword i Bacon Her front ere® with majefty fhe bore Dryden Then Una 'gan to afk, if aught he knew Th Or heard abroad, of that her champion true Spenfer 2. It feems to be printed in the followin paflage, by miftake, for cor/felez The croflet fome, and fome the cuithes mould With filver plated, and with duile gold ,CROS_S. n.f - Latin, Dryden's Aineid [croix, Fr. croce, Ital. crux 1. One ftraight body laid at right angle over another; the inftrument by whic the Saviour of the world fuffered death They make a little crofs of a quill, longways o that part of the quill which hath the pith, an crofsways of that picce of the quill without pith fhip muf need encounter whe That what by breaking them 't had gain'd Hudibras By their fupport might be maintain'd The loxia, or crofs-bill, whofe bill is thick an ftrong, with the tips crg/fing one another, with grea readinefs breaks ope fruit, to com the at their kernels apples and othe as if the croffin 1 fhal Derbam's Pb_}:/t‘f:-?‘be:!og)' moft carefully obferve, not to crofs ove or deface the copy of your papers for the future, Pope and only to mark in the margin 1n the moft terrible and nimble ftrok Of quick crofs lightning? Shakefpeare's King Lear oppofite: often with zo but with fate f crofs Dryden be happy by the other's lofs our interefts, curbing fenfe and fin without, and undermin'd within Dryden through pain It runs crofs fo the belief and apprehenfion o the reft of mankind; a difficulty which a modef and good man is fcarce able to encounter fir-cones of the bill was defigned for this fervice To ftand againft the deep dread-bolted thunder One muf Crofs t Opprefs' It thrive To crofs the cudgels to the laws ‘Was this a face We 're both love's captives for the caufe This forc'd the ftubborn'ft z. Oblique ; lateral 3. Adverfe or draw one line, 1. To lay one body athwart another either advance towards one another in direé lines, or meet in the interfe¢tion of ¢rofs ones Bentley Bacew's Natural Hiffory. | 4. Perverfg; untradlable 7o Cross. v. a. [from the noun. circles by the crofs refraltion of the fecond prifm that penumbra would be confpicuous in the righ lines which touch thofe circles Nezvton The fun, in that fpace of time, by his annua contrary motion eaftward, will be advanced nea a degree of the ecliptick, crofs to the motion o the equator Holder on Time Howsl's England's Tears Over ; from fide to fide A fox was taking a walk one night crofs a village.. L'Efirgnge Whatfoever penumbra thould be made in th incongruities in my civil government; wherein fom fay the crofier, fome fay the diftaff, was too bufy Gay's Fan 2 Cross. adj. [from the fubftantive. 1. Tranfverfe; falling athwart fomethin ellc Grievances there were, I muft confefs, and fom To which foft lovers adoration pay abfolute palatines made their own judges but only in the church lands lying within th fame, which were called the crofs; wherein th king made a fheriff: fo in each of thefe countie palatines there was one fheriff' of the liberty, an another of the crofs Sir ¥« Dawvies CRrOs1ER. 2. /. [croifer, Fr. from croix, crofs.] The paftoral ftaff of a bifhop That in his armour bare a croffet red _ Here an unfinifh'd diamond croflet lay Two habitable feats of human kind And ¢rofs their limits cut a floping way Which the twelve figns in beautcous order fivay Dryden's Virgil Crofs his back, as in triumphant {corn The hope and pillar of the houfe was born Dryder's Fables. {0 as the king's writ did not run in thofe counties Walton's Angler CRrO'SLET. n. /. [croiffeler, French. 1. A fmall crofs 8. Church lands in Ireland and of tam ‘The crofier wielded,.and the mitre wore The enemy had, in the woods before them, cu down great trees crofs the ways, fo that their horf Knolles could not poflibly pafs that way Betwixt the midft and thefe, the gods aflign' Whacum had neither crofs nor pile A kind o South Cross. prep Royal wench e She made great Cafar lay his fword to-bed Cro'prER. 7. /. [from crep. pigeon with a large crop to make the whole unintelligible Evarchus made a crofs marriage alfo with Do rilans's fafter, and fhortly left her with child of th Sidney famous Pyrocles Crofs marriages, between the king's fon and th archduke's daughter ; and again, between the archduke's fon and the king's daughter Bacor's Henry V11 He was fald to make foldiers fpring up out o the very earth to follow him, though he had not Milton uncouth ‘8. Interchanged a crofs clean.sh data import.tsv out README Sweet of thyfelf, but much more {weet thus cropp'd to lie crofs an South paflages of Providence 1 cannot, without {fome regret, behold the crof and unlucky ifiue of my defign; for, by my diflik Glanwille of difputes, I am engaged in one becaufe marked wit crofs to pay them falary feeme We learn the great reafonablenefs of not onl a contented, but aifo a thankful, acquiefcence i any condition, and under the crgffeft and feveref Taylor's Rule of Living Holy 6. Money tha 7. Contrary to wifh ; unfortunate great croffes, and a mea great eftate hat Bacow's Natural Hiftory Q fruit divine Sidrey fortune hath but fmall ones 2. To gather before it falls . wit ill can happen to @ good man No more, my goats, fhall I behold you clim ‘The fteepy cliffs, or crop the flow'sy thyme Drydew's Virgil an Then let us teach our trial patience Shakefpeare Becaufe it is-a cuftomary crofs being on, the tear cometh forth, and hangeth upo 9o Crop. w. n tradictions Withing unto me many crgffes and mifchances i Heaven prepares good me of a long an all the end various hypothefis together; fees how one par coheres with, and depends upon, another; and 1 clears off all the appearing contrarieties and con tience my love, whenfoever I fhould love iferb Tillotfor contradictory bring The min pofition; mifadventure; ¢rial of pa tender one, and will plant it upon an high mounEzckiel xvil. 22 tain There are fome tears of trees, which are combe from the beards of goats; for when the goats bit and crop them, efpecially in the mornings, the de 6. Contrary misfortune ; hindrance ; vexation ; op 1 will crop off from the top of his young twigs o Did ever any man upon the rack affiift himfzlf becaufe he had received a crofs anfwer from hi Taylor miftrefs All crofs and diftafteful humours, and whateye elfe may render the converfation of men grievou and uneafy to one another, muft be fhunned Rowe excite devotion, fuch as were ancientl fet in market-places Shakefpeare's Henry V1 the ¢rofs circum@ance 5. Peevith; fretful ; ill-humoured to 3. A monument with a crofs upon it t to lop throug man's temper or condition, the enjoymentof pleafure would certainly expofe him to a greate inconvenience, then religion bids him quit it South love of your Saviour, who offered himfelf for yo as a facrifice upon the crofs Taylor's Guide tothe Penitent Againft the Saxon gods . Of England's coat, one half is cut away their beards When Her holy faith and Chriftian ¢rofs oppos' Cropp'd are the flower-de-luces in your arms You are firft to confider ferioufly the infinit 2. The enfign of the Chriftian religion for thee Dryden's Fables 75 Cror. v. a. [from the noun. 1. To cut off the ends of any thing CR A hunted hare treads back her mazes, an Watts ¢croffés and confounds her former track z. To fign with the crofs Friar Refort to farmers rich, and blefs their halls And exercife the beds, and, crofs the walls. Dryden 3. To cancel: as, zo crofs an article 4. To pafs over He conquered this proud Turk as far as the Hellefpont, which he crofféd, and ‘made a vifit to th Greck emperor at Conftantinople Tewple We found the hero, for whofe only fak We fought the dark abodes, and ¢rgfs'd the bitte Dryden lake g 5. T |