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Show AN AN' A'NsATED. adj. [anfotus, Lat. Havin 9o A'NSWER. @. n hav He dies that touches of this fruit 3. To be accountable for : with for 15 Thofe many had not dared to do evi U If the'firft man that did th' ediét infring 4. To vindicate ; to giv " account of : with for fkies . Locke The night, fo impudently fixed for my laf made little inipreffion on myfelf; but I canno " anfwer for my family or writing Sawift 5. To give an-account patient Ho wit ragefu ""Winfelf; for no kefs tha A eye had hi of life would anfwe Sidney. g. To aé reciprocally ma bel anfwered ; as aniwe an have been firft contracted to mz, an then foftene ‘to az#.] An emmet; pifmire A fmall infect that1 livesi great numbers together in hillocks. S . We'll fet thee to fchool to an ant, to teach thes there's no. lab'ring in the winter tl He cannot think ambitio more juftly laid t their charge, than to other men, becaufe tha would be to make church government anfawerabl for the errours of human nature 3. Correfpondent - Savift Where when the feveral labourers I'fee For children, houfe, provifion, taking painy. They're all but auss carxying eggs, ftrawy oblige Savift Slzdkgfgflqfé‘f* "Methinks, all cities now but ant-hills are grain Lad e I?W Learn cacli fmall people's genius, policies demand of juftice ; o to God © Sawift A ANT. 7. /. [@®mecz, Sax. which Funiu imagines, not without probability t Sqvift Wilt any man argue, that if a phyfician fhoul manifeftly prefcribe poifon to all his patients, h cannot be juftly punithed, but is anfaverable onl Weapons muft needs be dangerous things, i they anfwered the bulk of fo prodigious a perfon will T do it like a niggardly anfwerer, going n further than the bounds of the queftion. Sidney Ayliffe of that kindred, at all times, to be juftified, whe he fhould be required, or charged with any treafo or felony Spenfer's State of Ireland 11. To bear proportion to I know your mind, and I will fatisfy it neithe The ants republick, and the realm of beesi-.\f_f.'!'f".' ANT-BEAR Every chief of every kindred or family fhoul be anfawerable, and bound to bring forth every on Wasdward A'NswERER. 7 [ [from anfaver. 1. He that anfwers ; he that {peaks in return to what another has {poken. ftand the trial of an accufation fomething elfe, A ties; it ought to be pertinent to the matter i hand; it ought to be abfolute and unconditional t 10. To fland as oppofite or correlative t r cor It is very unfair in any writer to employ igno rance and malice together; becaufe it gives hi anfwerer double work R Sawift 2. Obliged to give- an account ~ Say, do'ft thou yet the Roman harp command Do the ftrings anfwer. to thy noble hand Dryd There can but two things create love, perfection and ufefulnefs; to' which anfaver, on ou part, 1. Admiration; and, 2. Defire; and bot thefe are centered in love Laylar able Shakefpeare A'NSWERABLENESS. 7z /i [from anfwer able.]" The quality of being anfiver able Bacon In due proportion ; wit or lefler intenfenefs of the heat. " argument, though fubtle, is yet au/awer <afualty itfelf was wont to be, in parcel meal pai prop adv. [from anfuw 2. He that manages the controvery gainf one that has written firft, that whic "That yearly rent is ill paid, even as the forme in and anfevered mor A'NSWERABLE. adj. [from anfwer. 1. That to which a reply may be made Raleigh Tooker It bears light forts, into the atmofphere, to greater or leffer height, anfwerably to the greate {cience than they complain the times are injurious Brerewood on Languags What difgufts me from having any thing to d with anfwer-jobbers, is, that they have no con the bloody payments of your deaths Shakefpeare neck anfwer for it, if there is'any mar- the world. Shake[peare fooner find their appetites wuanfzoered 3. In law, a confutation of a charge exhibited againft a perfon it ought to be clear and certain To anfwer all the debt he owes unto you The broader feas are, if they be entire, an free from iflands, they. are anfwverably deeper o A'NSWER-JOBBER. 7. /2 [from anfwer an er. Job H tha e ma a trade of writ ing anfwers Revenge the jeering and difdain'd contemp « Of this proud king, who ftudies day and nigh Byv'n wit Eet hi tiallaw i Men n . Ra‘feigb refpondence ; fuitably A perfonal anfwer ought to have three guali defen hi That you thall chide your trefpafs A feaft is made for laughter, and wine maket | merry: but money anfewereth all things Lecl. x,.19 Zelman o He'll call you to fo hot an anfwver for it fo 3. To fatisfy any: claim or petitio -~right or juftice can we think of appearing at that tri of juftice As in water face anfwereth to face; fo the hear ~ of man to man Prov. xxvil. 19 w0 ftan A'NSWERABLY z.. An account to be given to the deman to fuit with to quifite bunal, without being able to give a ready anfwe to the queftions which he fhall then put to us about the poor and the affli¢ted, the hungry an the naked, the fick and imprifoned ? ~ Asterbury Southern equivalent thanks provided particularly to follow is not e If you'ha_v Milip That, to every petition for things needfy there fhould be fome anfwerable fentepce n of the phyfician to hi fore eyes "Bacon 7. Relative ; correlative. pleafure in wine than in yeur fight, wine is good Locke . The future blame, and anfawer t0 the world 7. To be equivalen fomething elfe that ha that hath befl unto other men's dcfircs. in fpeec e It was a right anfwe wife council Temple He wants a father to prote&t his youth And rear him up to virtue. You muft bea 6. To correfpond to himfel There be no kings whofe means are anfzera in return to a queftion clean.sh data import.tsv out README pofition How they have been fince received, and fo wel clean.sh data import.tsv out README improved, let thofe anfwer either to God or man svho have been the authors and promoters of fuc . When you refufe the eafy honeft mean Of taking care of him 6. Equal Shakefpeare 1. That which is faid, whethe a great perfo Of my celeftial patronefs this extremity of th A'xsweRr. 7. /o [from To anfwer. whic eftate of ine;}, ,;,_ taken even in monarchies If anfwerable ftyle I can obtai Fire anfwers fire, and, by their paly beams Shak. Each battle fees the other's umber'd face a juftificator following, by certai employed in ‘the wars, hath been a thing yo 16. To be over-againft any thing autho 57 o profefleth, as of foldiers to hi fummons ; in which fenfe, though figuratively, the following paflage may be thy uncovered body Milty Jwverable to tha To appear to any call, or authoritativ wit = Suitable ; fuited Th Thou wert better in thy grave, than to anfwer Some men have finned in the principles o humanity, and muft as wwer for not being men Brown's Vulgar Errours muft anfeer for it 5 perhaps, taken Shakefpeare ou Of all the reft teration, the trial in great quantities doth ' no anfwer the trial in fmall: and fo decciveth many Bacon Boyle CH By name to come call'd charity, the fou In operations upon bodies for their verfion or al neceffary that fuch a difcovery fhould be practi Only add clean.sh data import.tsv out README ) 37010 Add virtue, patience, temperance; add loye Jafon followed her counfel, whereto when th event had anfwered, he again demanded Bh;z 2&;:;; No man was able to anfwwer him a word Mattheo, xxii. 46 If it be faid, we may difcover the elementar + ingredients of things, I anfewer, that it is no cable Shakefpeare event 2. To fpeak in oppofition % Deeds to thy knowledge anfwerable 5 add faith 14. To fucceed; to produce the wifhe Anfwer thefe queftions firt, and then a thoufan more Anfzver them altogether Dryden, in this 4. Proportionate ; fuitable Till T and my affairs are anfwered Sid the worthies, brought forth children ai{[we}d[gi quality to thofe that bcht them : Rfll‘sié‘b 13. 'To comply with Are we fuccour'd ? are the Moors remov'd be any abfurdit all i is done thi whe an done that lies in our power: the reft muit be lef Arterbury to providence 1. To fpeak in return to a queftion If ther charity of ou L The daughters of Atlas were ladies who, /g companying fuch as came to be regiftereq 3,1'16 objeéts, and the moft likely to anfwer the end uncertain; the Saxons had anbypajuan Had anfwer'd for his deed colouts, but erring in others Our part is, to choofe out the moft defervin [The etymology i but in another fenfe; the Dutc - antaoorden. It was but fuch a likenefs as an im doth give, anfwerable enough in fome 12. To perform what is endeavoured o intended by the agent handles; or fomething in the form o handles A N 7. [from amt and bear An'animal that feeds on ants i Divers quadrupeds feed upon infects; andfome live wholly upon-them ;. as two forts-of tamandua upon ants, which, therefore are called mEnihfl ant-bears S ANT-HILL, Or HILLOCK. 7. /s Lf?m,dfi and bill'] The {mall protuberance0 carth in which ants make their nefts "Pu blue flower into an ant-billy 'the)' w ftained with red'; becaufe the ants drop upont their ftinging liquor; which: hath, f\h?fifiefi'q of vitriol, Thofc who have feen ant blllacks |