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Show BO BO This hollow was a vaft cauldron, filled wit melted matter, which, as it boiled over in any part ran down the fides of the mountain. A4ddif. on Iraly Zo Boir. @. a. To heat, by putting int boiling water; to feeth "To try whether feeds be old or new, the fenf eannot inform; but if you &oi/them in water, th new feeds will {prout fooner Bacon In eggs boiled and roafted, into which th: wate entereth not at all, there is fcarce any difference t be difcerned Lacon Borv., #./. See BiLk Bo'tLary. n. /. [from To boil.] A plac at the {alt works where the faltis boiled Bo'1LER. #. [ [from boil. 1. The perfon that boils any thing That fuch alterations of terreftrial matter ar not impoffible, feems evident from that notabl practice of the boilers of falt-petre Boyle 2. The veflel in which any thing is boiled This coffee-room is .much frequented; an there are generally feveral pots and beilers befor the fire W ood?um'd BOISTERQUS Dutch. adi [byfer furious ren Up by the roots, this way and that they ben His reeling trunk, and with a &sjf'rous foun Scatter his leaves, and ftrew them on the ground Waller furious Wherefore do you fo ill tranflate yourfel Out of the fpeech of peace, that bears fuch grace Into the harfh and foifP'rous tongue of war ? Shak His fweetnefs won a more regar Unto his place, than all the boiffrous mood That ignorant greatnefs pratifeth Ben Fonfon God into the hands of their delivere Puts invincible might ‘To quell the mighty of the earth, th' opprefior "The brute and boiff'rous force of violent men. Milton Still muft I beg thee not to name Sempronius Lucia, I like not that loud boifferous man. Addifon 3. Unwieldy ; clumfily violent His boifferous club, fo buried in the ground He could not rearen up again fo light But that the knight him at advantage found Fairy Queen 4. 1t is ufed by #oodwvard of heat; violent ‘When the fun hath gained a greater firength the heat becomes too powerful and boifferous fo them Natural Hiffory Bo'isTEROUSLY. adv. [fro Violently ; tumultuouily boifterous. fnatch'd with an unruly hand Mufk be as boifferonfly maintain' Thofe are all remains of th when the water of the ocean turned out upon the earth, bor moveable bodies Another faculty of the intelle in, and wakes me from {o pleafin Tomple or ill health that managed them as gain'd. Shak univerfal deluge being boifteroufl along with it al Woodward comes boifteroufl a dream. Swift Bo'1sTEROUSNESS. 2. / [from boifferous. The ftate or quality of being boifterous , tumultuoufnefls ; turbulence Skakef 2. It may perhaps be fometimes ufed,f? bad fenfe, for impudently reBo LD ES an 7 /. [from bold. langui thofe bold nervous Thefe 2. Executed with {pirit, and without mea caution P Rofcommon mifs 1 The cathedral church is a very bo/d work, and mafter-piece of Gothick architeéture, Addif. on Ttal 3. Confident ; not fcrupulous ; not timorous to do 3. Freedom ; liberty is my glorying i Qu ‘Which no &o/d tales of gods or monfters fwell nefs mon bold t thoug com be bold is better 3 as, I avas tell th houfe that {candalou Shake[peare My fears forgetting manners, to unfea Their grand commiffion Shake[peare BOLE Fi 2. their - curled brow Fell buftling to the earth; and up went all th Chapman boles and boughs But when the fmoother bofe from knots is free 7o BO'LDEN. @. a. [from bold.] To mak bold ; to give confidence W mak a deep incifion in the tree = Dryde View well this tree, the queen of all the grove How vaft her bole, how wide her arms are fpread Quick inventers, and fair ready fpeakers, bein boldened with their prefent abilitie to fay more and perchance better too, at the fudden for tha prefeat, than any other can do, ufe lefs help o diligence and ftudy Afcham's Schoolmafer I am much too vent'rou In tempting of your patience, but am bolden' Under your proiis'd pardon Shakelpeare How high above the reft fhe fhoots her head ! Dryd 2. A kind of earth is a Bole Armeniac take its nam aftringent earth, whic from Armenia the country fro which we have it 3. Waoodaward of corn meafur containin bufhels Bo'LpracE. #. /. [from dold and face. Impudence ; faucinefs: a term of reproach and reprehenfion fi Of good barley put eight oles, that is, aPOU fix Englith quarters, in a ftone trough. me‘"fi BO'LIS firrah ». / [Latin. Bolis is-a great fiery ball, fwiftly hurried throug wha L' Eftrange Denbam All fell upon the high-hair'd oaks, and dow only for making bold to {coff at thefe things, whic the greateft part of mankind reverence Tillstfon you eat, you fteal fecond an 1. The body or trunk of a tree Soms men have the fortune to be efteemed wits we eat our own hens, I'd have you know Wha nefs, and to make them conquer that fuffer, Huker as George a Green boldface! cries an old trot Boldnefs That moderation, which ufeth to fupprefs bo/d I thall make bold to turn agen Hudibras I durft not make thus bo/d with Ovid, left fom future Milbourn fhould arife Dryden How now firk 6. Impudence Making fo bold And were y" as goo wha is the cafe of boldnefs in civil bufi His diftance, though it does not infiruc him t think wifer than other princes, yet it helps hini t fpeak with more bol/dngfs what he thinks. Temple Boldnefs is the power to fpeak or do what w intend, before others, without fear or diforder Lacke I have made bold to fend to your wife My fuit is, that fhe will to Defdemon me fome accefs from baflxfu]_nefs. livings make {candalous minifters Rudgerd Procur freedo third? Boldnefs And yet boldnefs is a child o ignorance and bafenefs, far inferiour to other parts clean.sh data import.tsv out README Bacon Sure, if the guilt were theirs, they could no charge the With fuch a gallant bo/duefs5 if *twere thine Thou couldft not hear 't with fuch a filent fcorn Her dominions have b0/d accefiible coafts. Hovel grammatical Affurance Wonderfu term no an Hesler accefs with confidence confident mien 7. Open ; {mooth; even ; level : a {ailor' phraf not that 5aldnefs which be by the faith' of him Ephefians Having therefore boldnefs to enter into the ho Hebreows lieft by the blood of Jefus Catachrefes and hyperboles are to be ufed judicioufly, and placed in poetry, as heightenings an thadows in painting, to makee the figure bolder, an caufe it to ftand off to fight Dryden 'To take freedoms fear excludet cometh faints We have boldnef The figures are bold even to temerity. clean.sh data import.tsv out README Cozwley bold 2 Corinthiays Confident truft in God 5. Licentious ; fuch as fhew great libert of fition, or expreflion 8. T0 mak Greatis my boldnefs of fpecch toward you 43 grea you :Ecc/us Si{lm}' times by the addrefs of the poet, that they m work their effect upon the mind Dryden} If thou be brought low He will be againft thee The boldnefs of the figures is to be hidden fome bold over thy fervants nicety In thy profperity he will be as thyfelf, and wil b thew a fear}' z. Exemption from caution and ferupylo Lock 4. Impudent ; rude v boldnefs, daring to do that which the kneyw porho of God with much contention. 1 Thefbe bold to fay, that this age is adorne men of that judgment, that they coul and undifcovered ways to knowledge the gofpe I ca with fom open new bravery ; intrepidi Her horfe fhe rid fo, as migh to fpeak unto yo We were bold in our Go Courage rit ; fortitude ; magnanimity ; dari:?g nefs the eye The waters {well before a boifferous ftorm. Shakefp As when loud winds a well-grown oak woul Spirit of peace Stisr'd up by heav'n, thus boldly forqgis ki:xg}« bold, or timorous, according to. the fifs of his goo 6. Standing out to the view; ftriking t By a divine inftin&, men's minds miftruf Enfuing danger; as by proof we fe 2. Turbulent ; tumultuous T fpeak to fubjeéts, and a fubjedt fieyls I have feen the coundls of a noble ¢ountry gro But human paffions, fuch as with us dwell. ZZa/ker 3, Violent ; loud ; roaring ; ftormy A fceptre BO the air, and generally drawing a tail after it. Aril totle calls it capra There have often been 1_"2 ball of flax 70 BoLL. @. u [from the noun.] T Bo'vpracep adj. [from bold and face. Bo'Lary. adj. [from bol.] Partaking o menfe balls of this kind Mu ch nb ai k Impudent . Bory. 7. /. A rou the nature of bole, or clay d ftalk or ftem ; as, I have feen thofe fillief: of creatures; and A weak and inanimate kind of loadftone, with fewr magnetical lines, but chiefly confifting of bolary and clammy fubftance. Brown's Vulg. Err BOLD adj [balb Saxon. 1. Daring; brave; ftout; couragéous magnanimous ; fearlefs ; intrepid The wicked flee whe no ma the righteous are bo/d as a lion purfueth bu Proverbs feeing their rare works, I have feen enough t confute all the bo/dfaced atheifts of this age Bramball againft Hobbes Bo'tory adv [from bold. 1. In a bold manuws ; with courage ; wit {pirit Thus we may bo/dly fpeak, being ftrengthene with the example of fo feverend a prelates Hovker rife in a flalk And the flax and the barley was fmitten: for SI in the ear, and the Rax was bolledit the barley wa BO'LSTER. 4 /f [bolyepe, Sax. bolfiir Dutch .' Some |