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Show The coftly feaft, the caro/, and the dance Minftrels and mufick, poetry and play Care. n /i [carpe, Fr. Shakefpeare They gladly thither hafte ; and, by a choi fure ; tocavil fing ; to warble feftivity Shak:/p to fing in jo an And carol of love's praife ‘This done, fhe fung, and caro/l'd out fo clear That men and angels might rejoice to hear. Dryd Hov'ring fwans, their throats releas' From native filence, caro/ founds harmonious Prior 7o Ca'roL. w. a. To praife ; to celebrate in fong trunk of the aorta, near wher ‘The carotid, vertebral, and {plenick arteries, ar not only varioufly contorted, but alfo here an there dilated, to moderate the motion of the blood f Ray on the Creation of miftake and appearances 3 Wau:: tioufly 5 cenforiouly Ca'rrineGLY. adv. [from carping.] Cap | of houfe We derive out of the Latin at fecond han the French, and make good Englifh, a5 in thef adverbs, carpingly, currently, a&ively,.colour;}bly.. ? . Camder's Remains Ca'RPMEALS. 2. /. Akiofnco arfe clot made in the North.of England Phillips's World of Ward . (.. [Latin.]. The wriff CA'RPUS named by anatomifts, which is made u of eight little bones, of different figure and thicknefs,.placed in two ranks, fou They are firongly tie in each rank Wilkins clavian arteries arife. together by the ligaments which com from the radius, and by the annular ligament R In burden'd veffels firt with fpeedy care His plenteous ffores do feafon'd timbers fend Thither the brawny carpenters vepair And, as the furgeons:of maim'd fhips, attend ‘L foun Dryden. of the bones. of the carpuslyin on W ifenman's Surgeryo loofe-in the-wounds "Caro'usar. n. £ [from caroufe. It {feems | CA'RPENTRY. 7 /. [from carpenter.]. The ‘CA'RRACK. See Carack more properly pronounced with the ac ‘trade or art ‘of a carpenter. Ca'RR AT, | See CaraR, S5 cent upon the fecond fyllable ; bu It had been mare proper for me to have intro-: .Ca'R S e R W Y Dryden accentsit on the firft.] A feftiduced carpentry before joinery, becaufe neceffit wher o m c f a n fh d y l N y compel our forefathers to ufe th val did doubtlef This-game, theift caroufals Afcanius taught And building Alba to the Latins brought. Dryden T CAROUSE w. n {carouffer ‘Fr 'T frem gar awfz, all out, Germ. drink; to quaff; to drink largely He calls for wine : a health, quoth he, as i $1'ad been aboard caroufing to his mate Shakefpeare After a florm Learn with how little life may be preferv'd, In gold and myrrh,they need notto caroufe. Raleigh Now*hats fly oft, and youths caronfz Heaiths firft go round, and then the houfe, Suckling. ‘Che brides came thick and thick Under the fhadow of. friendly boughs They fit caroufing, where their liquor growss % aller 7o Caro'vsE. w..a. Todrink up lavifhly Now m fick fool, Roderigo Whom love hath turn'd almoft the wrong fide out *T'o Defdemona hath to-night carcus' Potations pottle decp Shakefpeare Our cheerful guefts caroufe the {parkling tear Of the rich grape, whilft mufick charms their ears Denham Caro'use n. /. [from the verb. 1. A drinking match Wafte in wild riot what your land allows There ply the early feaft, and late caronfe. Pope 2. A hearty dofe of liquor H had fo man eyes watchin over him,. a he could not drinka fall caroufe of fack, but th siate was advertifed thereof within few hours after Dawics on Ireland Pleafe you, we may contrive this afternoon Aud quaff caronfes o our midtrefs' health,, Shak come, coufin, filence, and then to-bed A ca 7. /. [from Tocarp.] ‘Ca'RRTAGE: n. /. [cariage,Fr. bagga from carry. Shakefp By puttingon the cunning of.a carper. CARPET. #. f. [harpst, Dutch.] 1. The ac of carrying, or tran fport ng 1. A covering of various colours, fpread‘ upon floors or tables Be the Jacks fair within, the Jills fair without carpets laid, and every thing in order ? = Shakefp. Againft the wall, in the middle of the half pace The unequal agitation of the winds, thoggh ma terial to the carriage of founds farther or lefs ways yet do not confound the articulation Bacor's Natural Hift If it feern fo frange to move this obelifk fo little fpace, what may we think of the c it out of Egypt Bacon. -z, Ground variegated with flowers level and fmooth i bearing any thing. is a.chair placed before him, with & table and carpe before it | Shakefpeare'H fs viller; a cenforious man I have not thefe weeds, 2. Conqueft and Solyma acquifition refolved to befiege Vienna hope that, by the carriage.away of that, marc Shakefpeare o'eripiead your head Tu t ks o H f K o l e ' |"2, Vehicles that in which any thing The whole dry land is, for the moft part, co What horfe or carriage can .t_'-'.l{? ug;?@ bfé & a c tr c a b o g i p l th a 5 : ay all Go, fignify as'much, while here w Upon the grafly carpet of this plain "T'he carpet ground fhall be:with leave And boughs fhall weave a cov'ring fo eities would, without refiftance, be yielded carried Dryden 3. Any thing variegated vered over with a lovely canpet of green grafs, and Ray. other herbs 4. Carpet is ufed, pfovérbi'ally, for a ftate of eafe and luxury ; as, a carpet knight table H is knight dubbe and on carpet confideration with unbacke rapier Shakefpeares T "4 The frame upan which cannon ried H a knight that has never known the field, _andi has recommended. himfelf only at an arbour, we will eat a laft year's pippin of my o grafting, with a difh of carrqways, and fo fort conveniency of the firft, rather than the extravaMoxon's Mechanical Bercifes gancy of the laft Ca"rRpER his true meaning; do not fnatch at little -li‘pfé hundred carpenters employed for a year together the {ub Dei}}a: even an adverfary with an honeft defign to find ou This work performed with advifement good Godfrey his carpenters, and men of fkil In all the campy fent to an aged wood. - Fairfax In building Hiero's great thip, there were thre Ca'roTID. adj. [carotides, Lat.] Tw arteries which arife out of the afcendin E No rival ftrives but for a fecond plage. G'rénfz; llé' Lay afide therefore a-carping fpirit, aixid'x':eaéq and fhips. He is diftinguifthed from joiner, as the carpenter performs large and ftronger work. ‘She with precious viol'd liquors. heals For which the fhepherds at their feftival Carol her goodnefs loud in ruftick lays. - Milton No corping critick interrupts his pratfe CA'RPENTER. 7. /. [charpentier, Fr.} A artificer in wood 3 a builde }1':‘;:?,' Ca'RPING. particip. adj. [frbfif Toic'fif}fii Captious; cenforious A Herbert And at my actions carp or catch ‘When 1 fpoke My honeft homely words were carp'd and cenfur'd Dryden For want of courtly ftile Spenfer L dry lan ! we find ever ¥ Where naturg)) fome plants fault: with a No, not a tooth-or nail to fcratc Harl, how the cheerful birds do chant their ays carpeted over with grafs, and other a'greéabl:;{r:;l{ Tertullian even often, through difcontentment carpeth injurioufly at them, as though: they di it even when they were free from fuch meaning. Hooker This your all-licens'd foo Docs hourly carp and quaitel, breaking fort In rank and not to be endured riotss Shake/peare 3. A fong in general T t fin Th before the thing or perfon cenfured Of fqu:\dr()n"d angels, hear his caro/ fung.s Milton Ital. of blue fattin embroidered 'To cen @. . [carpo, Lat. 7o CARP No night is now with hymn or carol bleft [carolare A pond fifh Hale's Origin of Mankind 2. A fong of devotion and carpeted under foot, without ;ny ng'-t-::;gi < the ftate; he was fet upon a low throne Mfo‘ adorned, and a rich cloth ,of ffate oyer his oy A friend of mine ftored a pond of three or fou acres with carps and tench And balls by night, and tournaments by day Dryden @w. n of confiderari Bacon Ca"roL be the fubj "affair in hand. J‘= ,To'C‘;&'.RIzE_T. v. a. [from the nouy { r w a c t r e s y c p a e r m r But confcious fhame We found him in a fair',chamber, riricchhlel Granville. Oppos'd to her, on t'other fide advanc 7 is t ‘The bold carcujer, and advent'ring dame e a f t f f r n r v f t Nor fea e f fe n a t n c al o f l i f h i f S vid's harp, you fhall hear as'many hearfe-like air The carol they began that hour How that a life was but a flower V5D tl)f on the carper [f % drinker; a toper Spenfer's Epithelawium ring Even in the Old Teftament, if you liften to Da as carols caroufe. [fro . / Caro'UsEr The whiles the maidens do their caro/ fing *To which the woods fhall anfiver, and their ech CA CAA CA th commande to b great ordnanc "l gr i u b y l or be c wh upon carriage wieldy timber, with rings. faftened thee f o t v m r b l m f n h no coul "Knolles's Hifory of k er£s u m a o r p o v h B 5. Before his eyes he did calt 2 mi |