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Show FL 1 love to wear cloths that are fu/b Not prefacing old rags with pluth 2. Affiuent ; abounding Cleaveland A cant word good' bail 1 Arbuthnot. z. Afflux ; fudden impulfe; violent flow This is commonly corrupted to fa/b¢ as a flo/b of water Never had any ma fuch a lofs, cries a widower in the Au/b of his extravagancies for.a dead wife L' Efirange The pulfe of the arteries is not only caufed by th pulfation of the'heart, driving the blood through the in manner of a wave or fl#/b, but by the coats of th Ray wrteries themfelves Nuccefs may give him a prefent fu/b of joy; bu ~when the fhort tranfport is over, the apprehenfio of lofing {ucceeds to the.care of acquiring Ragers's Sermons s. Cards all of a fort To @, a. [from To fub. Fru'ster make hot and rofy wit make half drunk t drinking Three lads of Cyprus, noble {welling fpirits Have I to-night flu/fer'd with flewing cups Shakefpeare's Othello And they watch too [fufte, flute, French; flayte n. / TLUTE Dutch. 1. A mufical pipe; a pipe with ftops for th fingers Th? sars were filver Shak Which to the tune of fures kept{troke The foft complaining flut 4n dying notes difcover "The woes of hopelefs lover "Whofe dirge is whifper'd by the warbling lute Dryden 2. A channel or furrow in a pillar like th concave of a flute fplit FLut «.a 'T cu into columnm ‘hollows 7o FLUTTER. «. # [rlotenan, Saxon Aotter, French. 1. To take fhort flights with great agitatio of the wings As an eagle ftirreth up her neft, Auttereth ove her young, and fpreadeth abroad her wings, fo th Deut Lord alone did lead him Think you've an angel by the wings One that gladly will be nigh Lo wait upon each morning-figh To futter in the balmy ai Crafbaw Of your well-perfumed pray'r They fed, and, futt'ring, by degrees withdrew Dryden 2. T mov an 2bout with great fho buftle without confequence Excefs muddles the beft wit, and only makes i Grew Sutter and froth high No rag, no fcrap of all the beau or wit "That once fo futter'd, and that once fo writ Pope's Dunc 3. 'To be moved with quick vibrations o undulations Ve fpirits ! to your charge repair The futt'ring fan be Zephyretta's care "They the tall maft above the veflel rear Pope Pope's Ody/Jey be in agitation to move irregu larly; to be in a ftate of uncertainty The relation being brought him what a gloriou viftory was got, and how long we futtered upo the wings of doubtful fuccefs, he was not furprifed Howel's Vocal Foref? 1t is impofiible that men fhould certainly difcove the agreement or difcernment of ideas, whilft thei thoughts Autter abouty or ftick oply in founds o doubtful fignification Hi Locke very futterin thoughts ar 3 70 FLu'TTER. 2. a 1. To drive in diforder; like a flock o » birds fuddenly roufed Like an eagle in a dovecoat Shakefp Flutter'd your Volfcians in Corioli FLUX 7. f. [ fluxus, Latin; flux, French. Th fimple and primary motion of fire is fux Digby circumference By the perpetual fux of the liquids, a great part o Arbuthnot them is thrown out of the body or efcape ca in a continual fux Ev'naromance, a tune, athime Help thee to pafsthe tedious time Whic The fcouts with fying fpee Return, and through the city fpread the news. Drydesn Pope Earth rolls back beneath the flying fteed 5. To move with rapidity As friplings whip the top for fport On the fmooth pavement of an empty court Dryder The wooden engine_fies and whirls about 6. To part with violence Arbuthnot Glad to catch this good occafion Moft thoroughly to be winnow'd, where my chaf Shakefpeare And corn thall f#y afunder He bafas heads, to fave his own, made fy #aller And now, the fultan to preferve, muft die Hallifax 7. T th bod et to evacuate by fpitting and genteell duclled er fuxed into another world of feparatio liquefaction hav bee South [fuxus, Latin.] Eafinef o Experiments fee parts poflibility - o to teach, that the fuppofe averfation of nature to a vacuum is but accidental, o in confequence, partly of the weight and fluidity or at leaft fuxility of the bodies here below. clean.sh data import.tsv out README Boy/e Fuu'x1on . /. [ fluxio, Latin. 1. The aét of flowing 2. The matter that flowg burf afunde Sawift Be cautious, off your bottle fies Frux. adj. [ fluxus, Latin.] Unconftant not durable; maintained by a conftan fucceflion of parts = t Behold, a frothy fubftance rife *Tis right, quoth he; thus mifery doth par Shakefp. As you like it The flux of company Fruxi'viry break; to fhiver with a fudden explofion Shak Left and abandon'd of his velvet friends fafhionabl Prior 4. To pafs {wiftly 6. Concourfe; confluence 1. To melt 2. 'To falivate elfe would on thy hand remain Though fows, it ne'erlooks back again 5. Excrement ; that which falls from bodies 7. The ftate of being melted 8. That which mingled wit makes it melt jd 3. To pafs away, with the idea of fwittnef 4. Dyfentery; difeafe in which the bowel are excoriated and bleed; bloody flux e make vb produce a deep and perfeét glofs of blacknefs Brown's Vulgar Errours What the ftated rate of intereft (hould be, in th conftant change of affairs, and Aux of money, i Locke hard to determine In the conftituent matter of one body, turning naturally to another like body, the ftock or fund ca never be exhaufted, nor the fzx and alteration fenWoodwward fible Languages, like our bodies, are in a perpetua Aux, and ftand inneed of recruits to fupply thof Felton words that are continually falling Trolii an Man is born unto trouble, as the fparks, fy upward the heat of the fun in animals whof Civet is the very uncleanly fux of a cat Saxon or 1o g 2. 'To pafs through the air away and givin burning fluxes and hot calenture to efcape fore the feathers of the caufe had been grown Hooker in a dire¢t line from the centre of the fuel to it Fro Flean 1 Ere the bat hath floww His cloifter'd flight Shakefpeare's Macbeth Fowl that may fly above the earth in the ope firmament of heaven Gen. i. 20 Thefe men's haftinefs the warier fort of you d not commend : ye wifh they had held themfelve longer in, and not fuwz fo dangeroufly abroad be 1. The a& of flowing; paflage Eat eaftern fpice, fecur no ar and Suxions 1 'To move through the air with wings Frovia'rick. adj. [fwviaticus, Latin. Belonging to rivers Quinces ftop fuxes of blood abftrufe difficulties an They are now confounded. 3. Confufion; irregular pofition 3. Any flow or iffue of matter algebr 'To flee away 2. Hurry; tumult; diforder of mind an th pret. fleav or fled ; part. fled o Sown. Addifon's Speétator are fucceffive int Sown. w. n. [pleogan, Saxon. To fy i propetly 0 ufe avings, and gives flews an the modeft fuzter, and the timorous furter part of moder 7o FLY An infinite variety of motions are to be made uf of -in the futter of a fan: thereis the angry futter Whethe Wifeman The arithmetick worth the labour of thofe who defign the learne profeffions as the bufinefs of life Si Waits 7. 'To diforder the pofition of any thing [from the verb. Fru'rTeR. 2 1. Vibration; undulation ; quick and irregular mction 2. 'The ftate of paflin place to others penetratio depth 2. 'To hurry the mind [In mathematics. analyfis of infinitely fmall variable quantities; or it is the method of finding a infinite fmall or infinitely fmall quantity, which, being taken an infinit number of times, becomes equal to quantity given Harris and wandering and cannot be fixed attentively to a few ideas fucWatts ceflively He migh Or teach the futi'ring fail to deat in air 4. T The _fluxion increafed, and abfcefles wete raifed Efteem we thefe, my friends! event and chance Produc'd by atoms from their fute'ving dance Prior Lord Strut was not very fliu/b in ready, ecithe Frusa Ee A 8 [rlean Saxon; fichen, German. 'T [In thi run away; to attempt efcape fenfe the verb is properly to e, whe clean.sh data import.tsv out README fled is formed; but the following examples fhew that they are confounded they are confounded oftener in the prefent than in the pretertenfe. Which when the valiant elf perceiv'd, he leapt Spenfer As lion fierce, upon the fying prey Ye fhall flee, as ye #fed from before the earthquake Zech. Xiv. V Abiather efcaped and fed after David. 1 Sa. xxii What wonder if the kindly beams he fhed Reviv'd the drooping arts again If fcience rais'd her head And foft humanity, that from rebellion fed Dyyden He oft defir'd to _#y from Ifrael's throne And live in thades with her and love alone. ~ Prior I'll_fyfrom thepherds, flocks, and flow'ry plains From fhepherds, flocks, and plains I may remove Forfake mankind, and all the world but love 9. 7o Fr at Pcpe 'To fpring with violenc upon; to fall on fuddenly A fervan |