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Show 2 LR 1. Capable of being melted'; liquifiable b heat u oc th p fc fe th c fa l lf fk lef m . S Eno ng ld bu i t G ge la th o in mof gland are artificial5, and. will: have it, that they ar r w o W bl ma t fu o a kind 2. Running by the force of heat The liquid ore he drain' Tnto fit molds prepar'd 5 from which he form' gh rc ». b lf ht mi wh n th ls to Firft hisow t Lo f d r P ' to Mi al me Fufile, orgravimi Perpetual: flames athes; and. the frubborn flint O'er fund-and Rhilips. Prevailing. turn into a fiyil fea ¥u'str. n. /. [ fufil, French. a fmall neat mufquet 1. A firclock 2. [In heraldry 5 - from fifus Something like a fpindle Fufil middle muf b long mad an Latin. i fmal argen the ancient coat of Montague i Peacham in feffe gules three fufil A foldie 7 /. [from fufil. Fu/siLier th a mufketeer armed with a fufil n i f f o d 1. M d r s o m p l r t n u n 2. Swell culoufly tumid. Ufed of ftile Until the fuffian ftuff be fpent malt tu [A low cant word. z / Fuss Eulstrc End as it befits your flation Come to ufe and application Nor with: fenates. keep a- fufs Swift andtanfiver thus 1 fubmit Fu'rurery, adv. [from futyre. from th ufed in dying o Weft-Indies cloth \To Fu'sTIGATE Dis Latin [ fufligo @. a Thi Is it imaginable, that the great means of the world's. redemption fhould reft only.in the numbe of pofiibilities, and hang {o loofe in refpect of it futarition, as to leave the event in an equal poife whether ever there fhould be fuch a thing or no Soutb Mouldi Furv/riTy fufle grow becaufe cotto o trees. co a e li o d m o c o n k 1. ton, and perhaps now of cotton only ready 1s fuppe i ving-me ftockdngs houf th trimm'd their new fu/tian an th fer their whit Shakefpeare 2. A high {welling kind of writing mad up of heterogeneou parts or of word and ideas ill affociated ; bombaft Nor will you raife in me combuftian By dint of high heroick fuffiarn Fudibyas What fuflian have 1'heard thefe gentlemen fin fa wi l er ge I s od ' le Co M out th m t fu ut be mo ea ap ca hi no tha n e n c th c wh ge im f th o t en the ft Drydes Fuftia is thought and, words ill forted an Dryden without the leaft relation to each other Chance thoughts, when govern'd by the clofe Sinith Oft rife to fuffian, or defeend to profe Fu'sT1AN. adj. [from the noun. n [ [from future. events to come 1. Time to come Not my fervice paft, nor prefent forrows Nor purpos'd merit: in futurity ls Othe e' fpea Shak me ranf Ca c kn h i ch ca a gr Helor fhall have t kno i mak t wa fom iv cont wil c cr go a we h in br yo o out eithe patro m fo i lordf you ha tha it JSut re pe ke Sh fufly nut with no kernel Swvif k Sh s ou ho n th The fu/ty plebeians hat 2. Event to come The Jarge Achilles, at this fr/y fuff Fron his deep cheft laughs out a loud applaufe ties are naked before. that All-feein futur A Shakefpeare Eye, the fight of which is no more hindred b futilis diftance of time than the fight of an angel can b South determined by diftance of place This, great Amphiarus, lay hid from thee Thou {kill'd in fate and dark futuritys . = Pope One futile perfon, that maketh it his glory t tell will d mor hur tha man that kno 3. The ffate of being to be; futurition i /. [ fufte, French. Bacon FUST their duty to conceal 1. The trank or body of a column 2. Trifling; worthlefs; of no weight A firong {mell, Furi'Lity. = f [ fatilisé, French; fro 2. [From fufle, French. as that of a mouldy barrel Sutile. To 1. Talkativenefs; loquacity Ty Fust. @. 7 [from the noun. grow mouldy ; to fmell ill This fable does not: ftrike fo.much at the futilit in pr o it le n in on in o th f a a c e en F wo e o i ¥U'STIAN. #. /. [ fut L' Eftrange a tree as it is prefcience, i ing come to pafs hereafter Ill-fmelling [from fuf of God Fururi'riox. #. f [from future.] Th ftate of being to be; the condition of be ati fu yo a l a m r yo on ll fc yo a A Shakefp rian: 1'1l tickle your cataftrophe #. /i [from fufly. prefcienc not the caufe: of any thing fwturely fucceeding neither doth God's; aforeknowledge impofe any necefity,. or bind . Raleigh Dit To beat with a ftick; to cane ty fu r [ / 7 N i A i s F low fellow; a ftinkard; a fcoundrel | A word ufed by Shake/peare only Fu'stingss In tim to come A. fort of wood brough » Shake/peare's Macbet$ The mind, once: jaded by an. attempt above ite power, cither is difabled for the futureo , elf checks at any vigorous undertaking ever after Locke. Virgil, if he could: have feen the firft verfes o the Sylve, yould havethought Statius mad in hi fuftian defcription of the ftatuc on the brazen horfe Dryden's Dufiefnoy adj. [ futile, French FU'TILE Latin. 1. Talkative; loquacicus a budtle The future in the inftan Hudibras. Andt then they fall to th' argument Fusion. 7/ [fufie, Lating fufion, ¥r.] ' Fusty. adj mouldy 1. The a&t of melting ico of' n w fo m fl no d io fz i l t M fl io co m f i w r lt fp ep ex m f ou Op r o w N me fl re th an This ign'rant prefent time;. and' I feel now When men argue, th' greateft pan O' th? conteft falls on terms of art nefs ; ftink nr o o e l m i b o t ft 2. Th ning with heat Thy letters have tranfported me' beyon It may be well reckoned among the bare poffibilities, which never commence into a' futurity; i requiring fuch a free, fedate and intent mind; a Fu'rrocks. » /. [corrupted from foo hooks. Skinner.] The lower timbers tha hold the fhip together French. to come nee Time to come hereaftes th fomewha adjective. t happe w fear wh know A bawd Wha it, when nene can cal Shakefpearc our power to account Shakefpeare fir, fy upon him But £y, my wand'ring mufe, how:thou do'ft ftray Miltoz Expeétance calls thee now anothes way Milton. [fro avowed foe Fy, my lord, fy! a foldier, and afraid as, the future ftate n:/ min Spenfer Glory they fung to the moft High! good wil Fo future men, and.in their dwellings peace Fu'tvre preffed whe Whofe wrathful wreaks themfelves do now allay That whieh will be hereafter Addifon's Ovid th amon bu Glanwille's Scefifis which fungu And fy on fortune futur He fows the teeth at Pallas's command And flings the future people from his hand foun burfts. and fcatters duft in the eyes Fy. interjs [ fp» French and Flemifh ; oo Greek; wab, Lat.] A word of blam and difapprobation Bentley Latin o kin "Frifling futility appears in their figns of the zodiack, and their mutual relations and afpects [ futurus is no wher Tp FUZZ. «.#n. [without etymology. To fly out, in {fmall particles Fu'zzeaLL. = /. [fuzz and dall.] 2. Triflingnefs; want of weight; want o {olidity adj be platonical ideas humoutr FU'TURE ma i Nay, fy, what mean you in this open place Unhand me, or, I fwear, P'1l feratch your fac Let go, for fhame; you make me mad:for fpite M mouth's my own and if you kifs, I'llbite Dryder thef al paf b muf w crie h Fy, madam Tather. gaieties |