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Show BUY BU Sacred to ridicule his whole life lorig And the {ad burthen of fome merry fong 1. A meafure containing eight gallons ; a 6. . A point; a matt er ofo e . thingng to be exexamami i ed orqucoéfinfm ftrike id?ereqfome abe Bu'rToN. 7 /. [[nafhip.] A fmall tackl to b faftene an His reafons are as two grains of wheat hid in tw bufbels of chaff; you fhall feck all day ere you fin them; and when you have them, they are no at pleafure wher confifting of two fingle pullies, for hoiftPhillips _ ing {mall things in or out Bu'ry. # /. [from bupg, Sax.] A dwelling-place: a termination ftill added t the names of {everal places;. as, A/der The worthies of antiquity bought the rareft pictures with bufbels of gold, without counting th Dryden weight or the number of pieces 3. Bufbels of a cart-wheel Phillips written bery Bu'ry finitely for a large quantity St. Edmond's Bury; {fometime o manbury to di wearing. [from éoucke, Fr. a mouth. th himfelf buries, a Grew to put into a grave When he lies along After your way his tale pronounc'd, fhall Jur Shakefpeare His reafons with his body easth of woods 2. To inter, with the rites and ceremonie of {epulture Slave, thou haft flain me If ever thou wilt thrive, dury my body The gentle fhepherd fat befide a {pring All in the fhadow of a bujby brier 2. Thick like a buth Shakefpeare 4. To place one thing within another The place was formerly a church-yard, and ha ftill feveral marks in it of graves and burying-places Spectator BUSH #. /. [&ois, French. 1. A thick fhrub Eft through the thick they heard one rudely ruth ‘With noife whereof, he from his lofty ftec Down fell to ground, and crept into a bu/p Statue th courts of juftic t «whereunto while the fheep flies for defence fro the weather, he is fure to lofe part of the flecce Bacon's E[Jays . Her heart was that ftrange bu/b, whofe fagred fir Religion did not confume, but infpir Such piety, fo chafte ufe of God's day And freth as on the bufp they grew The fweet thoughts do even refrefh my labour Moft bufilefs when I do it Shakefpeare Bu'sivy. adv. [from bufy. 1. With an air of importance ; with a air of hurry 2. Curioufly; importunately Into a vi€ory, which we difdain Then let them know, the Belgians did retir Before the patron faint of injur'd Spain. Drydern Bu'siness. z /. [from buf. 1. Employment; multiplicity of affairs Muft bufinefs thee from hence remove Oh' true that a good play needs no epilogue Shakefp ZoBusH. @. 2. [from the noun.] To gro thick 3. Th &ifiZ]h"J fubjett of bufinefs ; the affair o You are fo much the bufincfs of our foulls, tha while you are in fight we can neither look no think on any elfe; there are no eyes for othe beauties Dryden The great bufinefs of the fenfes being to tak notice of what hurts or advantages the body. Locke 4. Serious engagement: in oppofition t trivial tranfactions I never knew one, who made it his bufinefs t lath the faults of other writers, that was not guilt Addifon of ‘greater himfelf He had bufinefs enough upon his hands, and wa Prior only a poet by accident Wehen diverfion is. made the dufnefs and ftud of life, though the a&ions chofen be in themfelve Around it, and above, for ever green The bufbing alders form'd a thady fcene il vs Donne objet that engages the care A gufhing fountain brok Bu'sukL. m /i [boifféau, Fr Lat = that's the worft difeafe of love Your needful counfel to our bufineffes Which crave the infrant ufe Shakefpeare The rofes bu/bing roun About her glow'd, half ftooping to fuppor Each flower of tender ftalk Milton innocent, the excefs will render them criminal Pope's Odyfey lo ey were far from the Zidon bufinefs with any one 5 and;adefl 8. Something required to be dope To thofe people that dwell unde o n a equator, this f ring would be moft peflilent; 45 f thofe countries that are nearer the p les in' whi 0] number are our own, and the moft éon d e a l : tions of the world, a perpetual fprin will not d their bufinefs ; they muft have longer days, a near approach of the fun f B,,,,[éy To kill, deftroy ~5 Off with that happy bufk, which Lenvy That fill can beand fill can fand fo nigh, Donms Bu'skrN. 7. /. [brofeken, Dutch. 1. A kind of half boot comes to the midleg Th Righ o aftion Rogers What bufinefs has a tortoifc among the clouds - L'Efirange a fhoe whic foot was dreflfed in a fhort pair of velvet bufkins5 in fome places open, to fhew the fairnefs . Sidng of the fkin Sometimes Diana he her takes tobe But mifleth bow, and fhafts, and bufitonh s knee Spetfer There is a kind of rufticity in all thofe pompou in his country bufkins Great Fletcher never treads in bufins here No greater Jonfon dares in focks appear. Dryde In her beft light the comic mufe appears When fhe with borrow'd pride the bfl/km-we;ts: Smith ; Bu'skINED. adj. [from bufin] Drefle L in bufkins . Or what, though rare, of later age Milton Ennobled hath the buftin'd ftage Here, arm'd with filver bows, in early dawn Her bufkin'd virgins trac'd the dewy lawn. P b p o e l m r . w i a j t Bu'sky Milton, bofby. See Bosky.] WOOd{l fhade How bloodily the fu Above yon bufky hill W overgrow with woods trees Befto The facred groun Shall weeds and pois'nous plants refufe to bear Each common bu/b fhall Syrian rofes wear. Dryden If it be true that good wine needs no bufb, ti The kids with pleafure browfe the bu/by plain The fhow'rs are grateful to the fwelling grain Dryden Bu'siLEss. adj. [from bufp.] At leifure without bufinefs ; unemployed Waller z. A bough of a tree fixed ap at a door to fhew that liquors are fold there - nghmethmg to be tranfafted 2. A kind of high fhoe worn by the ancient ators of tragedy, to raife thei ftature 2. An affair. In this {fenfe it has the plural That what we turn'd to feaft, fhe turn'd to pray Donne With fuch a care As rofes from their ftalks we tear ‘When we would il prefer them new th? o abflltyrflfo Addifon Or if too bufly they will enquir the bufh verfes; fomewhat of a holiday fhepherd frutting 3. Full of bufhes Fairy Queen The poller, and exa&er of fees, juttifies the reo of this god, with a thick bufby beard are ftill many of them extant in Rome To hide his coward head from dying dread femblanc Spenfer of the top, make them fpread and grow bu/by Bacon This is the way to make the city flat And bury all, which yet diftinétly ranges Bu'rRyINeG-PLACE. 7. /. A place appointed for the fepulture of dead bodies Generally the cutting away of boughs and fuckers, at the root and body, doth make trees gro high; and, contrariwife, the polling and cuttin Waller did break it was divide lips; fhe render'd life Shakefpeare her Raleigh 1. Thick; full of fmall branches, not high 3. To conceal ; to hide A tearing groa The name of Antony Between her heart an Thy name fo bury'd i waters, t Bu'suy. adj. [from buf. If you have kindnefs left, there fee me laid In heaps and piles of ruin briars, bufbments, an male it more habitable and fertils Shakefp To bury decently the injur'd maid Is all the favour in the other the one ghiifr or ruin him lity of being bufhy Bu'saMENT. 7 /. [from 6ufb.] A thicket; Busx. #./. [bufque, Fl‘.]‘. A pie'c‘efo fteel or whalebone, wor a clufter of buthes by women to Princes thought how they might difcharge th firengthen their ftays 7o BURY. @. a. [bymgean, Saxon. 1. To inter » fome nations, excel i Dia. Bu'suinEss. 7. /. [from bu/by.] The qua- 9. To do one's bufingfs coney doth; which he doth with very great celerity Irons withi the hole of the nave, to preferve it fro #. /. [corrupted from borough. It is his natur Shakefpeare language, inde werth the fearch 2. It is ufed, in commo 2 ;xtnfefs to govern, is a perplexed 5,%;2/};.- 'fifm begins to pec ) Sb"k‘f?'mb" b u h s L i h m u h t b s / BUSS. 5 Fr. p l t t w u a a 1. Akifs é:{:s}-;&'m Thou doft give me flatterin troth, I kifs thee with a moft conft " .! :1 g l d k t y a r Some fquire p c i : t w t e e p n g t w Who vifit Then gives a fmacking bufs o n - c u a : l G e u [ g i 2. A boat for fit ilding b r w t t e u w n k If th o ' x ; a m c c e a e f b number of boats a e a u c e a b eafily manage, it wou ea n v a of honour an . u n t a 7o Buss. v to falute with the lips okis Wi to yo n f l r p Yonder walls, tha ® o c t l r ' d p t o £art Yond towers, w}, th‘ %f Muft kifs their feet . Go to them with this bonnet In fy ch bufinefs Thy knee buffing the ftones; Soranet Shakefpearés Action is eloquence / Bu to fentin ma |