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Show HO 95 Ho us r @ a [fr th nou . férafl ;,'; 2 HO give or receive the eucharift noun and verb are obfolete Ho'useLEEX lant Both th 7 /i [houfe and leek The acerbs fupply their quantity of cruder acids as juices of apples, grapes, the forrels, and Aoufeleck Floy= er Ho'vseLzss. ady. [from hwfe. Wantin abode; wanting habitation f Miller Sui 'T Poor naked wretches Your loop'd and window'd raggednefs, defend you e Shakefp This hungry, boxfelefs, fuffering, dying Jefus, fe many thoufands with five loaves and two fithes Wef H 'usemai 7 / Thoufe an maid. maid employed to keep the houfe clean The boxfemaid may put out the candle againft th looking-glafs Swift Ho'vszrooM. 7. /. [boufe and raom. in a houfe Houferoom, that cofts him nothing Plac he beftows Yet ftill we fcribble on, though ftill we lofe. Dryden HowusesNaIL. z /i A kind of fnail HousewarMING. . /. [honfe and warm. A feaft or merrymaking upon going int anew houfe Ho'vsewire. 7. /. [hoyfe and wife.] Thi is now frequently written, Ax/avife, o buff. 1. 'The miftrefs of a family You will think it unfit fo a good Aonfewife t ftir in or to bufy herfelf about her houfewifery I have rcom enough houfewvife is dead Spenfer on Ireland but the kind and heart Pope to Swift 2, A female ccconomift Fitting is a mantle for a bad man, and furely for bad heufewife it is no lefs convenient; for fome o them, that be wandering women, it is halfa wardrobe Spenfer on Ireland Let us fit and mock the good houfewife, Fortune, from herwheel, that her gifts may hencefort be difpofed equally Shak Farmers in degree He a good hufband, a good hoxfewife fhe. Dryden Early houfewives leave the bed When living embers on the hearth are {pread Dryden The faireft among the daughters of Britain fhe themfelves good ftatefwomen as well as gocd honfewives Add, ffO}Z 3+ One fkilled in female bufinefs He was bred up under the tuition of a tende mother, till fhe. made him as good an houfewife a herfelf: he could preferve apricocks, and make jellies Addifon Ho'vsewirery. adj. [from Aoy eavife. Skilled in the aés becoming a houfewife Ho'vsewirsry. adv. [from hoy ewife. With the ceconomy of a careful woman Ho'usewirrry. #./ [from Aonfewife. 1. Domeftick or female bufinefs manage ment becoming the miftrefs ofa family You will thin it unfit for a goo houfewif to ftir in or to bufy herfelf about her houfewifery Spenfer on Ireland He ordain'd a lady for his prife General]y praifeful ; fair and young _i 4 thtl_ boufewiferies butte wa exporte au fkill' Chapman's lliad abroad an tha difcredited by the houfewifery of the Irifh in makii it up 2, Female ceconomy Lemple Learn good works for neceffary ufes; for St Paul exprefles the obligation ¢f Chriftian women t 8ood houfewifery; and charitable provifions for thei family and neighbourhood oUsING, 7./ |from boufe. {1. Quantity of inhabited building Thic Graunt z. [From houfeaus, heufos, or boufes, French, Cloth originally ufed to keep off dirt Howne'tt, | adv Ho'wsnE houfe; houfewarming Taplor That none but death for ever can divide His own two hands, for fuch a turn muft fit Queen revealed unt Howvss. #. /. [from boufeanx, or boufes, Fr. Covering of cloth originally ufed to kee by Dsyder, I d not remember i other place an Six lions' hides with thongs together faft His upper parts defended to his waift And where man ended Dutch. How long wilt thou refufe to humble thyfelf befor To fad difgrace Daniel's Civil War Confider into bow many differing fubftances it ma be analyfed by the fire Boyle yo We examin the why and the Aow of things L' Eftrange *Tis much in our powe Ao to live, but not a all when or Aow to die It is pleafant to fee Aowv the {mal this little republic are cultivate vantage L' Effrange territories o How now, my love2 Why is your cheek fo pale How chance the rofes there do fade fo faft? Shakefp Hoaw isit thou haft found it fo quickly? Gez. xxvii 4. By what means Men would have the colours of birds feathers, i they could tell Aoww; or they will have gay fkin inftead of gay clothes Bacon's Natural Hiftory 5. In what ftate For how fhall I goup tomy father? Gen. xliv. 34 Whence am I forc'd, and whither am I born How, and with what reproach fhall 1 return ? DQ@{ 6. Itis ufed in a fenfe marking proportio or correfpondence Behold, he put no truft in his fervants, Aow muc lefs in the tha dwei in houfe of clay whof foundation is in the duft Fob, iv. 19 A great divifion fell among the nobility, {o muc the more dangerous. by bow much the {pirits wer more active and high By how much the exten fertility of th fea f woul muc Hayward diminifh the prefen they would impair th and fountains and rivers of the earth Bentley {7, It 3s much ufed in exclamation #a are the mighty fallen Sam How doth the city fit folitary asa widow! Lawzei 8, In an affirmative fenfe, not eafily explained; that fo it is; that I a forced to corPope 2. Atall events Miltorn happen what will ; at leaft Our chief end is to be freed from all, if it may be however from the greateft evils; and to enjoy, if i may be, all good, however the chie_(cl'f L illotfor 3 Neverthelefs ; notwithftanding yet In your excufe your love does little fay You might Aowe'er have took a fairer way. Dryder Its views are bounded on all fides by feveral range of mountains which are howewver at fo great a di ftance, that they leave a wonderful variety of beau tiful prefpects Addifo on Italy 1 do not build my reafoning wholly on the cafe o perfecution, Aowever I do not exclude it. Atterbury Few turn their thoughts to examine how thof difeafes in a ftate are bred, that haften its end which would, Aowever, be a very ufeful enquiry Swifte 4. T to the beft ad from what caufe to thofe fe Of higheft agents, deem'd however wife {fome of thefe meaning may be commonl Addifon on Italy 3. Kor what reafon Dawvies To buy his will, it would not feem too dear Howe'r repented of Shakefpeare To irace the way Sl akefpeare Profecute the meansof thy deliveranc Milton's Agoniftes wifdom Hooker England did wi In mofk rich choice ; yet in his idle fire not or how elfe thi This ring he hold How that the guilty kindred of the quee Look'd pale, when they did hear of Clarence' death By ranfom of nature How :/vER. adv. [how and ever. 1. In whatfoever manner; in whatfoeve degree 2o In what manner Mark' work refpond with An kow oft cometh their deftrution upon them Fob O how love I thy law, it is my meditation. P/ulms #ow many children's plaints and mother's cries Howw many woeful widows left to bo th write no letters but of plain bufinefs, o plain howd'ye's me Exodus £low much better is it to get wifdom than gold and to get underftanding, rather to be chofen tha filver Proverbs How oft is the candle of the wicked putout i Howp'ye. [Contrated from how do ye. In what ftate is your health? A meffag of civility Spread on his back, the Aox/s and trappingsof a beaft A the Hooker hath alway ground upon the Irit the continu'd veft HOW. adw. [Ju, Saxon 1 'To what degree. Not now in ufe they honour and efteem highly as profoun howdeit this wifdom faveth them not There was no army tranfmitted out o howbeit the Englifh colonies in Irelan I no Diyden notwithftanding urgent caufe to ordain the contrary There is a knowledge which Go hboufling fire did kindle and provide off dirt, now added to faddles as ornamental figns 'This word, though ufe Never Siker thou fpeak'ft like a lewd lorrel Of heaven to deemon fo Howbe 1 am but rude and borrel Yet nearer ways I know Spenfer Things fo ordained are to be kept, howéeit no neceflarily, any longer than 'till there grow fom for entertainment at firft entrance into Fair Bacon [how be it. thelefs yet; however now added to faddles as ornamental Hovu'sLine. adj. [from houfe. Provide Th clouds put us in fome hope of land knowing Aow that part'of the South-fea was utterl unknown, and might have iflands or continents London is fupplied with people to increafe it inhabitants, according to the increafe of Aow/ing His own two hands the holy knot did knit How fhall your how/elefs heads and unfed fides HO is fometime Howwr w this wor reduced, but its powe almoft evanefcent n [buglen Latin. 1. 'To cry as a wolf or dog Dutch aululs,- Methought a legion of foul fends- Environ'd me, and Aow/ed in mine ear Such hideous cries, thatwith the very noif I wembling wak'd Shakefpeare's Richard 111 If wolves had at thy gate how/'d that ftern time Thou fhevld'ft have faid, Go, porter, turn the key S/fia.(':f pear He'found him in a defert land, and in the waft howling wildernefs Deuter. xxxii. 10 As when a fort of wolves infeft the night With their wild Aowi/ings at fair Cynthia's light Waller Hard as his native rocks cold as his fword Fierce as the wolves that Aew/'d around his birth He hates the tyrant, and the fuppliant fcarns, S#izh 2. 'T'o utter eries in diftrefs TFherefore will I bow/, and cry out for all Moab Fer. xlviil The damned ufe that word in hell Howlings attend it Shakefp. Romeo and Fadier Each new mor New widows bow/, new orphans cry, new forrow Strike Heaven on the face Shakefpeare's Macheth I have word That would be hozv/'d out in the defart air Where bearing thould not catch them. Shak. Mics Th |