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Show GG 5 GormaNDT'ZER. 7. /. [from the verb. yoracious eater "Gorst. 7. / ~ thick prickl ~ flowers in Winter Gory yello bear tha Furz [gonys Saxon. fhru . Theirgory fides the fre(h wounds fiercely fret. Sperfer Why do'it thou thake thy gory locks at me | Thou ocdayn';tt not fay eXrodiuds;it.~ ~ Shakefp. Macbeth 2. Bl murt fatal. Not in ufe The obligation of our blood forbid A gory emulation *twixt us twain a hawk. Shakefpeare goofe, and paroc [For / A hawk of alarge kind Such dread his awful vifage on them caft So feem poor doyes at gofbazvks fight aghatt, Fairfax .GolsL1NG. 7. /. [from gaofe. ‘5. A young goofe; a goofe no grOWn ye ful Why do you go nodding and waggling folike a fool as if you were hipfhot? fays the goofe to her go/Zing L' Effrange ‘Nature hath inftructed even a brood of go/Zing to ftick together clean.sh data import.tsv out README their heads whil is hovering ove Swift the kit 2. A katkin on nut-trees and pines GO'SPEL. 7. /. [godey.rpel, or God's o good tidings; évayyine; fofkel, feeal fuach happy tidings, Erfe. 1, God' work th Chriftian revelation boo hol o th Thus may the gofpe/ to the rifing fu Be fpread, and flourith where it firlt begun #al/er ‘All the decrees whtreof Scripture treateth ar conditionate, receiving Chiift as the gofpe/ offer him, as Lor an Saviour th former, as well a the latter, being the condition of feripture-eletion and the rejeting, or not receivin him thus, th ‘€ondition of the fcripture~reprobation. . Hammond ‘How is a good Chriftian animated and cheerebd - a fedfaft belief of the promifes of the gofpe/! Bentley 2, Divinity ; theology T0Go'spEr. @. 7 [from the noun.] To fil with fentiments of religion. This wor in Shakefpeare, in whom alone I hav ; found it, is ufed, though fo venerable i - atfelf, with {fome degree of irony: I fupgofe from the gofpellers, who had lon ‘been held in contempt Are you fo gofpell' _ To pray for this good man, and for his iffue Whofe heavy hand hath bow'd you to the grave Shake[p GolserLLER, 7. /i [from ‘gofpel.] A nam of the followers of Wickliffe, who firf . attempte a reformatio fro popery - gven them by the Papifts in reproach from their profefling to follow and preac only the gofpel Thefe gofpellers have had their golden days 'ave troden down our holy Roma OSSAMER. 7. /. [goffipium faith. ~ Rowe low Latin. The dowp of plants; the long white cob webs which fly in the air in calm funn weather, efpecially about the time of Autumn Hanmer Alover may beftride the goffemou & at idles in the wanton Summer air nd yet not fail, fo light is vanity Th our nimble gnats the horfes were Shake[p eir harneffes of goflamere Drayton's Nymphid ¢ filmy go/fumer now flits no mo e haleyons bafk on the fhort funny fhore Dryd IF. . /. [from 205 and yyb, relation, affin ty, Saxon, 1. One who anfwers for the child in bap- tifm the earl of Kildar golfips and the earl of Ormond hi Dawies on Ireland And when fhe drinks againft her lips I bob. Shake/p 3. One who runs about tattling like wome at a lying-in To do_the office of a neighbour And be a gofzp at his labour Hudibras "Tis fung in ev'ry [treet The common chat of go/fips when they meet. Dryd 7o Go'sstp. «w. z. [from the noun. 1. To chat to prate to be merry 1'll go/lip at this feaft. Shat in the fpiccd Indian air by night Full often hath the gg/ipt by my fide. Shakefpeare The market and exchange muft be left to their ow ways of talking; and go/fipings not be robbed of thei ancient privilege Locke He gives himfelf up to an idle gofliping converfation Law 2. To be a pot-companion Nor met with fortune other than at feaft Full warm of blood, of mirth of gofiping Shak Golss1pRED. 7. /. [goffipry, from goffip. Goffipred or compaternity by the canon law, is fpiritual affinity; and the juror, that was goffip t either of the parties, might, in former times, hav been challenged as not indifferent Dawvies Go'stiNG. 7 f. [rubia.] An herb., Ainfw Gorr. prer. [from the verb gez. Titus Lartiu Aufidivs gor off wfites, they fought together; bu Shakefpeare's Coriolanis If you have ftrength Achilles' arms to bear Dryden's Fuvenal Thefe regions and this realm my wars have goz Diyd "This mournful empire is the lofer's lot When they began to reafon about the means ho the fea go# thither, and away back again, therethe were prefently in the dark. /oodward's Nat. Hift Gor part. paff. of get Solyman commended them for their valour i their evil haps, in a plot fo well by them laid, mor than he did the victory of others goz by good fortune; not grounded upon any good reafon. Knolles A gentle perfuafion in reafoning, when the firf point of fubmiffion to your will is gof, will mof Locke times do If he behaves himfelf fo when he depends on u for his daily bread, can any man fay what he wil Arbuibnot do when he is goz above the world Thou wert from ZZtna's burning entrails torn Got by fierce whirlwinds, and in thunder born Pope Go'TTEN. part. paff. of get Wifdom cannot be gotter for gold. Fob, xxviii. 15 Few of them, when they are gotzer info a office, apply their thoughts to the execution of it Temple a plant Diét GovE. 7. /. A mow 70 Gove. w. ». To mow Tuffer to put in Goup gove 7 /. Woad goff or mow ILoad fafe, carry home An old .word. follow time b_eing fair Gove juft in the barn, it is out of defpair 7o GO'VERN guberno «, g Latin. [gowverner Zu/fer French 1. To rule as a chief magiftrate This inconvenience is more hard to be redreffe in the governor than the goverzed; asa malady in vital part is more incurable than in an external Spenfer on Ireland Slaves to our paffions we become, and the Walles It grows impofiible to goverz men 2. To regulate to influence 3. To manage to reftrain 4. [In grammar. Shak ‘T'o have force with re as, amo governs the ac gard to {yntax cufative cafe Liften, children, unto me And let this your Ieflon be In our language evermor Words that govern go before Mauger's Fr, Gram 1 5. To pilot; to regulate the motion of to direct I am at prefent againft war, though it puts th 'To keep fuperiority to behave with haughtinefs By that rule Your wicked atoms may be working no To give bad counfel, that you ftill may govers Go'verwaBL adj Dryden [from govern. Sub miflive to authority; {fubjeé to rule; obe dient manageable The flexiblenefs of the former part of a man's age, not yet grown up to be headftrong, makes i more governable and fafe Locke GO'VERNANCE. 7 /. [from govern. 1. Government; rule; management Jonathan too the governance upo hi at tha time, and rofe up inftead of his brother Judas 2. Controul ¥ Mac. ix. 3T as that of a guardian Me he knew not, neither his own ill >Till through wife handling, and fair governance I him recurred to a better will Spenfer What! fhall king Henry be a pupil fill Under the furly Glofter's governance 3. Behaviour Though foul Therfites got thee, thou fhalt b Lov'd and efteem'd and naughty fpirits as you are, govern all things i times of peace Dawvenant The chief point, which he is to carry always i his eye, and by which he is to gowerz all his counfels, defigns, and actions Atterbury 7o Go'vErN. @.# His mother was a votrefs of my order And and though fuch turbulen thip Go to a goffip's fealt and gaude with me - With all my heart power into my hands Go after her, fhe's defperate; govern her In very likenefs of a roafted crab When two boars with rankling malice met Gosuawk who was born in the caftle of Dublin, he made bot And fometimes lurk I in a go/fips bowl 1. C Go to a pofip's fealt and gaude with me After folong grief fuch nativity Shake[peare At the chriftening of George duke of Clarence z. A tippling companion [from gore. adj GO 6.0 manners Shakefp Obfolete He likeft is to fall into mifchanc That is regardlefs of his governance Spenfer GO'VERNANT. 7. [. [gonvernante, French. A lady who has the care of young girl of quality The mor word is governefs ufual and prope Go'verNESS. 7./, [ gouvernereffe, old French trom gove 1. A female invefted with authority The moon, the govesze/s of floods wafhes all the air, Pale in her anger That rheumatick difeafes do abound. 2. A tutorefs a woma tha Shake/peare has th car of young ladies He prefented himfelf unto her, falling down upon both his knees, and holding up his hands, as the ol governefs of Dana is painted, whe fhe fuddenl Sidney. from th faw the golden thower. His three younger children were take governef in whofe hands he put them 3. A tutorefs " Grea Clarendon. an inftru€trefs; a direéirefs. afflictio tha fevere governefs of the lif of man brings upon thofe fouls fhe feizes on More againft Atheifn Go'VERNMENT. 7. [ [gouvernement, F 1. Form of a community with refpeé to th difpofition of the fupreme authority Ther wernmen feem to be but tw general kind in the world: the one exercife of go accordin to the arbitrary commands and will of fome fingl perfon; and the other according to certain orders o laws introduced by agreement or cuftom,, and no to be changed without the confent of many. Temple No government can do any a& to limit itfelf: th fupreme legiflative power cannot make itfelf not t be abfolute Lefley 2. An eftablithe ftate of legal authority There they fhall foun Their government, and their great fenate chuf Through the twelve wibes, to rule by laws ordain'd Miltan Whil |