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Show Ere thou of Ifrael's fceptre get fa/# hold 2. Strong; impregnable Milton England, by report of the chronicles, was infefted with robbers and outlaws; which, lurking i woods and fa/? places, ufed often to break forth t 3. Fixed adhering Spenfer on Ireland not feparable Lodronius, with the breaking in of the horfemen where marfh int drive wa being almoft fz/# in the deep mud uttermoft, he yielded himfelf he tha afte done th Knolles ha A man in a boat, who tugs at a rope that's faf looks as if he refolved to draw the fhip t to a (hip 4 -him Deep Temple found 1 have feen her rife from her bed, take paper, fol yet all thi it, feal it, and again return to her bed Shakefpeare's Macbeth while in a moft fa/ fleep 5. Firm in adherence in purpofe Quick wits be in defire new-fangled unconftant; light to promife any thing, ready t forget every thing, both benefit and injury; an thereby neither fa/? to friend, nor fearful to foe Afcham's Schoolmayfter 6. [from o, Welth, quick. Speedy quick; {wift. It may be doubted whether this fenfe be not always adverbial if you fhould miflead, or fuffe Bacon to Villiers and loofe Uncertain variable deceitful inconftant A rope of fair pearl, which now hiding, no hidden by the hair did, as it were, play at fa/# an #oofe each with ather, giving and receiving richnefs Sidney If fhe perceived by his outward cheer That any would his love by talk bewry Sometimes fhe heard him, fometimes ftopt her ear And play'd faf? and loofe thelive-long day. Fairfax wickednef The folly an of men thin tha t play faf and loofe with God Almighty! L' Efirange If they cohered, yet by the next conflict wit other atoms they might be feparated again; and f on in an eternal viciffitude of faf# and /oofe, withou into the hug ever confociatin planets Fast. adv 1. Firmly; immoveably condenie bodies o Bentley Bind the boy, which you thall find with me Shakefp. King Fobn Faf? to the chair This love of theirs myfelf have often feen Haply when they have judg'd me fa/? afleep. Shake/p 2 nearly. clean.sh data import.tsv out README I Clofely fome othe united wit thi it i fenf as &y o word 66'/7‘::1'6' bu Barbaroffa left fourteen galleys in the lake the tacklings fails oars, and ordnance he had lai Knolles up in the cattle faf? 4y Silo's brook that flow' Milton's Paradife Lofs Faft by the oracle of God Let purling ftreams be in her fancy feen And flow'ry meads, and vales of cheerful green An Dryd And wealth inceflant rolls her golden tides Pope to me the palace you inquire honowr'd fire Here o'er the martyr-king the marbl weeps Pope And fuff befide him once fear'd Edward fleeps, Pope 3. Swiftly he gav Such as had given the king diftafte, did conten by their forwardnefs to thew it was but their fu/tnef to the former government ended with the time" laid open of th nimbly I would give a thoufand pound T could run as fu/ Shakefpeare's Henry 1V as thou can'ft There frreams a fpring of blood fo fiz/7? From thefe deep wounds, as all embru'd the face Daniel 5 1. Fullfed When god do othe an Ava cfpeciall wit o litigiou terms fa and pleafin contentions and Milton eftate and revenues, that a man may expend a grea deal in delicacies of eating and drinking Ay/iffe Far. n /. An oily and fulphureous part o the blood; depofited in the cells of th membrana adipofa, from the innumerabl little veffels which are fpread amongf Bacon Their fole talent is pride and fcorns they loo O fouls ! in whom no heav'nly fire is found South A fat benefice is that which fo abounds with a fine and faffidions minds hly [ fa#, French. _ Thefe were terrible alarms to perfons grown fa and wealthy by along and fuccefsful impofture and always after on Fasri'prousvy. adv. [from faftidious. Difdainfully; contemptuouily; fqueam Shakefpeare flowing fees Difdain South i'th' foreft th Dull thought Ben Fonfon world, fhall fail For me, I am here a Windfor ftag, an tion of equity, but on the promifin Commiffion of the brain Run on and rage, fweat, cenfure, and condemn "They were not made for thee, lefs thou for them of th fhall poor me Some are allured to law, not on the contempla Swvifs A fqueamith faffidious nicenefs, in meats an L' Eftrange drinks, muft be cured by ftarving All hopes, raifed upon the promifes or fuppofe kindneffes of the faffidious and fallacious great one wha 4. Wealthy ; rich delicate to a vice; info plainly delivered have hot backs contrar Fat minds, and ever-grov'ling on the ground. Dryd [ fafidiofus; Lati ¥rench. flefhy : th This lubrique and adult'rate age Nay, added fas pollutions of our own T? increafe the fteaming ordures of the ftage. Dryd Fastipro'sity. z /. [from faflidions.] Dif ful; {fqueamifh Iently nice plump We're hurry'd dow clean.sh data import.tsv out README The king being fa/fhanded, and loth to part wit a fecond dowry, prevailed with the prince to b contracted with the Princefs Catharine Bacon Sfaftidienx, faftidienfe [rez, Saxon. 2. Coarfe; grofs ricious; clofehanded; clofefifted; covetous dainfulnefs; contemptuoufnefs Afecham Jfat : you may fee in an army forty thoufand footfoldiers without a fa# man; and I dare affirm, tha by plenty and reft twenty of the forty fhall grow fiz Arbuthnot Ainfworth adj. [ faft and band. diffufion where this difpofition is the ftrongeft, from bein Fa'steNer. z. /. [from faffen.] One tha makes faft or firm Fa'sTer. # /. [from fzf.] He who abftain food no Let our wive Appoint a meeting with this old fzz fellow. Shakefp *Tis a fine thingto be fa¢ and fmooth L' E/trange Spare diet and labour will keep conftitutions in othe fithes Dryd adj. [ faffusfus, Latin 5 Jfaftueux Sfatteft, 1 think the will often fa/fez on the worfe fide, lies.in mifre"porting upon comparifons Locke FASTIDIOUS, ads adj FAT The wrong judgment that mifleads us, and make Fa'staanpep concifenefs to lean an on Irelund faftuenfe, French. | Proud ; haughty. Dig therefore an horfe-leech will hardly fz/ffez upon Brown's Vuigar Errours fith He faften'd on my neck; and bellow'd out Shakefp. King Lear As he'd burft heaven fro Clofenefs Not ufed Fa'stvovs To fix himfelf frogs Davie Britith in th JSaftnefs in Latin, as in Demofthenes Could he faffen a blow, or make a thruft, whe not fuffered to approach? Bryden's Hin. Dedicat i of th caftle Bring his ftile from all loofe groffnefs to fuch firm 6. To lay on with firength be obferve wer an If his adverfary be not well aware of him, h entrenches himfelf in a new faffzefs, and holds ou the fiege with a new artillery. Watts on the Mind Their oppreflors have changed the fcene, and combated the opinions in their true fhape, upon whic they could not fo well fa/ffen their difguife Decay of Piety lizards the wall 4. A ftrong place; a place not eafily forced §. To unite infeparably o a the prope Prevail'd in fight, and had his men in chice Brown To faffer in our thoughts that they have courage But 'tis not fo Shakefpeare's Fulius Cefar fort Irith ar The foes had left the faftnefs of their place Thinking, by this face This paucity of blood ma whic times of Agricola 4. To ftamp; to imprefs; to fix @, thofe affeétion Bacan All the places are cleared, and places of faftnef to conjoin To Fa'sten and tha 3. Strength; fecurity = Donne wood Dig 2. Firmnefs;-firm adherence In the fea-coaft of India there is no iron, whic flies notlike a bird unto thofe mountains, and there fore their (hips are faffened wit [ fafiigatus, Latin. Fa'stness. 2. /. [from fa/2, 1. State of being faft to link She had all magnetick force alone Todraw and faflen [undred parts inone adj Do not call it a faffingday, unlefs alfo it be a da of extraordinary devotion and of alms Tayler to fix im to cement Government of the Tongue Fa'stinepay. # /o [faf and day.] Da of mortification by religious abftinence Which from old Clufium king Ofinius bore. Dryden 2. To hold together concluding Roofed; narrowed up to the top ful A mantle coming under her right arm, and covering moft of that fide, had no fuflening on th left fide Sidney Mofes reared up the Tabernacley, and faffened hi fockets Exodus By chance a fhip was fuffen'd to the fhore enter but keavily and dully Let their faffidious vai And juit beyond 'em ever-laughing loves Faf2 by the throne obfequious fame refides For faft bejfide it dwells m a promife 7o Falsten. w. 2. [from faft. 1. To make faft; to make firm moveably manner wifhes lie ing hopes fzff by Well-know wit credit to that promife, and fill gave evidence o his fidelity as fa/t as occafions were offered Hammond's Pract, Catech Reafon And in the midft of deathlefs grove Soft fighin onl the fervice of many fucceflions of parties, with ver different ideas fa/fencd to them. Swift's Examiner The prince groweth up fz/# to be a man, an is of a fweet and excellent difpofition: it woul #. Fas Fasti'ciaTep The words Whig and Tory have been prefled t Exra, v. 8 Skill comes fo flow, and life fo fa/# doth fiy Dawvies We learn {o little, and forget fo much him to be mifled furniture of his head 4. Frequently Being trie and fpeak difdainfully a man fhall fall fhort of their garniture at their knge and elbows, he is much inferior to them in the You are to look upon me as one going fa/ out o the world Swift 3. To affix This work goeth fz/ on, and profpereth be a ftain upon yo Jaftidionfly ‘The heavieft mufe the f{wifteft courfe has gone As clocks run faffe/t when moft lead is on Pope them. The fat is to be found immediately under the fkin, in moft parts of th 'There are two forts of fat; on body yellow, foft, and lax, eafily melted; another firm, white, brittle, and not f eafily melted, called fuet or tallow. Som reckon the marrow of the bones for Quing third fort of fat In this ointment the ftrangeft and hardeft ingre dient Of dangers and adverfities, and pains rob .zmd {poil FA FA B A |