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Show wa Arifteu ‘i that flourifhe the days of Crefus, and a notable juggler. Sandys how the world his ow know ma heat and acrimony by julap (}m"ff) One who is managed by a juggler fancies be has { Ju'Lus mone in handj but let him grafp it mw; fo %"l"e / I 1ne You thief of love ; what, have you come by night And ftoll'n my love's heart from him 2 Shakefpeare JU'GULAR [_f"g-'lbflfl adj January Be Wifeman's Surgery \gular, through his neck Ful called gumrilis o f3* eating cheiries draw b [I‘ rench. juice {fucculence Ju'icy adj. [from juice. Moift . fucculent juic ‘Earth being taken out of watery woods forth herbs of a fat and jwicy fubftance Tts tender nonage, loads the fpreading bough With large and _/1:/'9(i offsbpring.F Phillips v 90 JUKE 2 perc n. [ jucher Kr Scotland denote upo i Juking an jum natur i wealt commo An bed t goe tha For as a fl toffing of his head J Uoi'ti':\:;:d lea\g)elsantwmgg zre %fie;e dci:)?rcl:u larly, an expan Th in‘form of a rofe f;efh upon the [filgne el A 11:411/‘){ form a poem ginal;. julapium, low Lat. julep, Fr. ferve fo a vehicl ‘venient' to take alone t othe form no tha fo con Quincy. a 'To pafs by a leap t Tha the univerf concourf of atoms wa believe tha MBLEs 72 fufed mixture ] pofed fortuitous jumble tolerable. bee XX, gumentum eruétation (IT ' or belching 'JT‘(J)NII;\ f-Ut d‘igg Y L Ldf:"]"m Lis h%rrcsuroxein. b Brown's Pulgar Errours ifi‘ffliflpteg'm]c?\?etcxighou P Not the worft of the three but jumps twelve foo "The herd come jumping by me So have I fgen'fX'oln Severn's brink A flock of gesfe jump down together § I a fl(ip | U 8 h £ himfelf tg learn next, be as nearly conjoined withLocke what he knows already, as ispofiible J 1 |2, A lucky-chance Do not excee Glanville. ;t/f b[]f-t;/lz ut Ju'mEeN r. let that, which he fet and large ftrides Jump L The prefeript of this fcrowl: our fortune lie from that fup this hypothefis ha . The fureft way for a learrer is, not to advance b together Into a Swift. coagmente 'l‘up! Shake/p. Othello 1. The a& of jumping; a feap Conthe verb. [fro violent and confufed agi the world bee 2. /i [from the verb. Upo 3 this jump Shakefp. z.fl;zt. and C/eapa-tm Frenc.h' [ Fupe 3 waiftcoat; a kin of loofe or limber ftays worn by fickl ladies | The weeping caffock fcar'd into a jump A fign the prefbyter's worn to the flump. Teaveland a kin Cheefecake erd 2, A Anygoodly tabledelicacy.o g 71 prince With ftories told of many a feat enie Spenfer Milton How fairy Mab the juzcates eat 3. A'furtiv a4 pure ivory %l fpread I‘;""} Juncates, fit to entertai he greatef or private entertainment. . I improper] hichia whic See JuNKET .\ fi of fweetmeat o gzg(fuga is no L . . [juncade, Fr. gioncata, Ital. Ju/NCATE when he may Caflio fin Soliciting his wite A They will all meet and jumb/ plcrfe& harmony wherei Shakefp. Hamlet .And bring him jump 72s To be agitated tOge;ther |10 J U MEL S cente o pein indivifibl Mylelf the while to draw the Moor apart folliled by a fortuitous 1 will u?.iglor | But fince fo jump upon this bloody queftion You from the Polack wars, and you from England Pope upon this bank and fhelve of time Are here arriv'd How farce and epick get a jumbled race confifteth; or elfe miffing it, they fhould be ex cluded out of the .number of well-doers Hooker How tragedy and comedy cmbrace And fearlefs, quench their thirft, while I look on Dryden And take me for their fellow-citizen ArabiCK f all {hould be either abfolutely good, as liitting jum together by the unguided agitation and rude' {huffle of matter Bentley J#lapis an extemporaneous form of medicine made of fimple and compound water {weetened, an O o Zo Jume. ]‘JN' Pope ts Swoi the notion and are ordere that all things were ¢zreated and an half by the fquare. Shakefp. Winter's Tale. T am happier for finding our judgments j'u;,},l[, Hcre_ Ori e / ]U AR votions jump ‘Vlt}b?\?e; for the beft, than that the univerfe is mere bungling and blundering; allill-favouredly cobled and juméled fruit is like a fmall plum, but it has little | °* 4 fl | } . /. [Z'zl.}'/'{_'mé Latin. ] "»;:\ JU'IJUB { i { goe?; ;‘fiitsh i talllfi,bov'efhls Read The hbblzn:r‘égt'fie }:tC: oulE Hudibras preme powers two. ood " wits jump, and mine the nimbler grof ith A C Good now, how your devotion pafs eagerly or carelefsly over What jumble here is made of ecclefiaftical re R iled s Tw}; e }'C{I;.LICS, Al Sheyiers Al S lionared Wlthseqf? the other with moncy': the money-merchant wa 7?'" R fo proud of his truff, that he went juking and | . JY L Eftrange 1'1 goodnef Ha complaifance by bending of the head | {,",r, thing as birds an Otherwife one man could not excel another, bu tation flil ¢ Hydibio _ Prior believ Milton Each plant and juicieft gourd will pluck The mufk's furpafling worth! that, in its youth A This fhesws how perfectly the rum L*Eftrange fall into a moft ingenious treatife of Phllo{og‘hyff Bacon ght As well as virtues, parts, and wit full of | that the accidental Jumblirg o 'trhe alphabet would | JuMP will pu 4 Haéeu-rl{ Their-arms and equipage did fit Plenty [from J"'"' 7. / ]U ICINESS We'd jump the life to come Shakefp. Macbeth JUMP. fl({'v Exa&ly; nicely. ~ Obfolete Ij)sf boug S with juicelef Sba/eef;: Or knight with fquire, e'er jump ';Smr; sefiti bofom Peucham thereby difturb the true meaning of holy Scripture Locke Writing is but juft fike dice And lucky mains make people wife And jumbled words, i fortune throw them Beware th' mcl.ex'ne}lt fav 1}118 SRAOW SEL )L, /1?;} C,rackl Shakefpeare's Lwelfth Nigh Never did trufty fquire with knigh Isit nota firmer foundation for tranquillity, to 97 head x? glou{; hCllb'd;;'Cr‘}.n‘(- Aucelen When B"o‘leas pmt] u 'ers.orc, etih join circumftanc erein perchance he jumps not with Lipfius in a jacket of ligh with his face an 5 | Shall, well as Dryden Divine P"O‘V‘denc,c.h;s pread hergta bet V't}} where; not V."th k .r_fghr'een ca;pet, ufl}w' and of tf N Nab, iii e 2 A"Ij‘; rank me with the barb'rous nations. Shake/p the fame meaning; and one may obferve, how apt that is to jumble together paflages of Scripture, an eye t I ; fJ e .I.nO hotfes f" Cefar; the feventh month fro A verbal concordance leads not always to texts o juic moifture :» withou Spectator kiiled words be but becoming and fignifying, and the fenf gentle, there is juice: but where that wanteth the language is thin, fcarce covering the bone Ben Fonfon's Difcovery An animal whofe juices are unfound can never b nourifhed : unfound jzices can never repair the fluids Arbuthnot. Dry; with-JU['CELL‘SS. a({j. [fromjuia'. b and-f In fome fort it jumps with my humour But though they jump not on a juf 'of the mixtur other fro the freque mare, ar and aa mare t Locke bull an aanaf Fuice in language is lefs than bloods for if the Collier prefume a great deal That 1 am Viola [m ‘Cbau[er,,_;flombi_e' IfI define wine, I muft fay, wine is ajuice not 7o Ju'mBLE. e 'To mi from combler, French, Skinner, liquid, or wine is a fubftance; for juice include v1olent]y and confufedly tooether Watts both {ubftance and liquid D Perfons and humours may be jzmbled and dif- i0. o Unnumbel}:i f}lults, ouifed; but nature, like quickfilver, will never b L20#jo7. A friendly juice to cool thirft's rage contain him "fU BecaufeI will not jump with common fpirits :}'G/flffflh s Of place, time, fortune; do cohere and ju Mules and jumarts, the one from the mixture o 2. The fluid in animal bodies a fier)‘r B Yetdothey all‘confirm[a).Turkifh flget. g'cbczg;el};s'mr iu}pbut'ntf.‘ The liquor s Tap 3 or water of plants and 3. the T would hav yellow [ juss Ef, 7ays, Dutch. 7. / could carr J",':'[I‘[' 0 Ithc conclufion ancientl of S inte'rnal Ju into th fifth from March, named u/y in honou wounde wa > AEentlema TUICE Latm' the throat longing t mont 10 a deceptive manner vanit . We fec alittle c Miller Ju'vy. n. [, [ : Fulins, Lat.‘ juillet, Fr.] Th D""i'"" ' [from juggle adv hi The noife of the prancin ol a8 | 7yping chatiots. hil B To aotod s t they are called in willows, which at th agre ; to tally5 t beginning of the year grow out, and han \Do not embrace me till eac 1 fing no har Ju'ecrineLy fa int Peregtinus jumpe On endular down from hazels, walnut-trees O me, youjuggler; oh, you canker bloffom To officer, juggler, or juttice of peace. 2+ To leap fuddenly the O.lymplck games, only to fhew the company ho long worm-like tutes or' palms wift a trickith fellow 2. A cheat o thefe jugglers cheat our eyes Ord 2: Julus. (s2@v,.among botanifts, denote G lin yincles What magick makes our money rife When dropt ] into the fouthern main; the higheft fuaceeds in the oftices Gulliver's mefi ‘l/l'{/emzm'.s Surgery ., / to entertain the court with a dance on the rope; and whoeyer jump andhc‘munfione' I, "7741)' Jower Jc,gddr fully, upon.a ; word or two "l;‘;‘f}f .;:,s.f} difo 11 Candidates petition the empero and contemperate th "and cordials expel the venom The juggler which another's flight can fhow But teache tast If any part of the afier-birth be left, endeavou the bringing that away; and by good fuderifick Fortune-tellers, jzgg/ers, and impotters, do dail Brogun's Vaulgar Ervours delude them . Swim: where the bird of Jove would fink And fwimming never wet a feather Sk That flames and dances in his cryftal hounds = With fpirits of balm and fragrant fyrups mixt Milton Bacon wo 1d tell a man what,card-he thought poet Behold this cordial ju/ap here an 1 faw a jugeler that had -a, pair of cards a famou S U YA written jzmh't in thi Lo along remain muc I uiC Ju'xcous i d 'fi |