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Show A Let thy blows, doubly redoubled Fall like amazing thunder on the cafgr ftance, which is purgative Why does he load with dart Ca'skeT or chef bo jewels fo {mal o thing o They found him dead, and caft into the fireets An empty cafker, where the jewel, life By fome damn'd hand was robb'd and ta'en away This cafket India's glowing gems unlocks And all Arabia breathes from yonder box Pope 7o Ca'skET. @. a. [from the noun.] T put in a cafket _ Lhave writ my letters, caffeted my treafure, an Shake[peare CassamMuna‘tr. 7./. An aromatick vegetable, being a fpecies of galangal brought from the Eaft, a nervous an ftomachick fimple Quincy -T Ca'ssaTE @. a [caffer Fr int cake whic the negroe 7. 'To throw from a high place roaft an lik potatoes a fnare upon you 9. Todrop 10 1 Cor. viie 35 to let fall To throw dice, or lots cultivated withou Al caffia thy garment fmel aloes an The name of a tree Sisiale hat'n a cylindrical of myrrh Plalm xlv. 8 Ca'ssia. #. Cabnet Fofpua, xviils 10 His carcafe was caf in the way long, taper or flat pod divided into many cells by tranfverfe diaphragms i eagh‘ of whic i containe on har feed Yodged, for the moft part, in a clammy black fub Chronicles His friends contend to embalm his body ; hi enemies, that they may caff it to the dogs Pope's Effay on Homer 13. Todrive by violence of weather Howbeit we muft be ¢af upon a certain ifland o yo Did truft our counfels,. and:we both may rue Having his falfehood found too late, *twas h That made me caff you guilty, and you me. Dopre. We take up with the moft incompetent witneffes, nay, often fuborn our own furmifes an jealoufics, that we may be fure to caf? the unhapp Government of the Tongue criminal He could not, in this forlorn cafe, have mad ufe of the very laft plea of a caft criminal; nor { much as have cried, Mercy | Lord, mercy | South. There then we met; both tried, and both wer caft Dryden And this irrevocable fentence paft 19. To overcome or defeat in a law fuit. [from: caffer; French. AFs Wha Wha length of lands, what ocean have yo pafs'd frorms fuftain'dy, and on what fhore bee caft Dryden 14.: To emit T'his fumes off in the calcination of the ftone and caffs a fulphureous fmell northern men wer Th all the other agreed, an in effeé to caff our London efcheatour Camider's: Remidinse Were. the cafe referred to any competent judge Decay of Piety they would inevitably be caff 20. To: defeat No martial project to- furprife, Can ever be attempted twice Woodgvard "15. 'To bring fuddenly or unexpeQediy Hudibras As gamefters tear their lofing cards 21. Fo cafhier You are but now caff in -his:mood, a punithment more in policy than in malice; even fo as:on woul beat his offencelefs dog to aftright an im Shake[peare. periocus lion. -22 And Jofhua caft lots for them in Shiloh cration of the facred veffels of the tabernacle. This aromatick is {aid to b the bark of a tree very like cinnamon and grows in the Indies without bein defcent o But oh, that treacherous breaft ! to whom weak They let down the boat into-the fea, as thoug they would have caft anchor Aéts, xxvils 30 compofition of the holy oil, whic to be made.ufe of in the confe notio of any certai Nor caft defign ferve afterwards I fpeak for your own profit, not that I may caf dig up th wit ftate 8. 'To throw as a net or fnare ~any ill effedts Miller' . 11. To throw, in wreftling And T think, being too ftrong for him, thoug Ca'ssawarE See Cassiowary Ca'ssta. z /i A fweet {pice mentioned | he took my legs fometime, yet I made a fhift t _ caft him Shake[peare . by Mojes, Ex. xxx. 24. as an ingredien 12. To throw, as worthlefs or hateful ‘in th wa ' eat 17. To put into or ou DMalachy Bear him to the rock Tarpeian, and from thenc Into deftruction caft him. Shakefpeare's Coriclanus o of juice frequentl Bacon's Natural Hiffory Exodus Deuteronomy Nor fhall your vine caf her fruit ‘The laft fort is not venomous, even when freth and ful Deuteronomy 6. To thed green, and the leaves of a lighter green ar caft up more, and fleas bite more, againit rain Chronicles Caft them into the Red Sea Cajt them into another land colour; but the ftalks of the other ar root 5. To force by violence bread Of this there are two {forts The moft common has purplith ftalks with the veins and leaves of a purplif _th thee, cut it off, an Mattheaw Caf? the duft into the brook divefted of its milky juice, is ground t mad offen 4.-To fcatter by the hand: as, to ca/? feed Ca'ssapa vated in all the warm part _ of America, where the root, after bein the At length Barbarofia having caff up his trenches landed. fifty-four pieces of artillery for battery Knolles's Hiffory Earth-worms will come forth, and moles wil darts which envy caffeth at novelty, than to goo fafely and fleepily in the eafy ways of ancient miftakings Raleigh They had compaffed in his hoft, and caff dart at the people from morning till evening 1 Mace. vii. 8o Slings to caft ftones Cassa'rion. n. [ [caffatia, Lat. ‘making null or void. Digz Ca'ssavr. } #. /- A plant, It is culti an 2 Kings, %iX. 32 3. 'To throw, as from an engine Ray on the Creation with fhield, nor caff a bank againft it Ca'ssweep. #./. A common weed, other- depreflion: as, the king was ca/ fro wife called jbepherd's pouch. his throne Zo CAST. @. a. preter. caff; particip Jefus had heard that John was caf} into prifon Mattheav pafl. cat. [tafter, Danifh. This is and. horfe ar chario th bot rebuk th A word of multifarious and indefinite ufe Plalm lxxvi. 6 caft into a dead fleep 1. To throw with the hand trial. crimina i condem T 18 I rather chure to endure the wounds of thof If thy right han caft it from thee This opinion fuperfedes and caffares the beft me flour city, nor thoot an arrow there, nor come before i 2. To throw away, as ufelefs or noxious caffare king of Affyria fhall not come into thi Th Then caft thy fword away And yield thee to my mercy, or I ftrike Dryden and Lee low Lat.] To vacate ; to invalidate ; t make void; to nullify dlum we have Locke Luke His feanty falary compelled him to run deep i debt for a new gown and caffock, and now and the forced him to write'fome paper of wit or humour or preach a fermon for ten fhillings, to fupply hi necefiities Savift Lock'd up within the cajket of thy breaft What jewels and what riches haft thou there ‘What heav'nly treafure in'{o weak a cheft ? Dawics Mine eye hath found that fad fepulchral rock That was the cafket of heav'n's richeft ftore. ALi/: "That had by chance pack'd up his choiceft treafur In one dear cafket, and fav'd only that Otway Rark Shak tj/j"t‘fll'fi Shakefpeare O ignorant poor man ! what doft thou bea given order for our horfes Spenfer's Fairy Queen clay Thine ecnemies fhall caf a trench about thee Half dare not fhake the fuow from off thei caffocksy left they fhake themfelves to picces particalar value between the two caffiowvaries in St. James' fhooting in the earth, cafls up a'mount o An Ca'ssock. n./. [cafague, Er. A clof garment ; now generally that whic clergymen wear under their gowns of caiffe cafferte. caffe Fr a chet chick th up earth; t 16. To build by throwin raife 1 have a clear idea of the relation of dam an His trembling hands, and crufh beneath a caf Addifon His wrinkled brows that which wa wit irremediable error of former time, or the neceflit Hooker of the prefent hath caft upon them Miller Ca'ssivony, or Stickadore. n. f. [ floechas Lat.] The name of a plant Calsstowary. z. /. A large bird of pre in the Eaft Indies And thef Sling weighty ftones, when from afar they fight - ‘Their cafques are cork, acovering thick and light Dryden [a diminutiv Content themfelve The flowers have fiv leaves, difpofed orbicularly Shakefpeare Of thy pernicious enemy 7. / CrAD CEAZ k 'To leave behind in a race turn-and wind, In- thort, fo fwift your judgment You caft our fleeteft wits a mile behind. Dryden 23. To fhed; to let fall; to lay afide 5 to moult ; to change for new Ou chariot loft her wheels, their points. ou {pears The bird of conqueft her chief feather caff, Fairf Of plants fome are green all.winter other their leaves Th caffing of th : th comparedt cawl bu no fkin is, by the ancients, breakin rightly every cafting of the {ki the fecundine is but according to the parts cording to the parts of th fecundine, o for that wer to mak a new birth: and befides general cover, not fhape but the fkin is thaped acThe creatures that caff th fkin, are the fnake, the viper, the grafshopper, th Bacon. lizard, the filkworm, &c O fertile head, which ev'ry yea Could fuch a crop of wonders beac Which might it never have been caff Each year's growth wddad to the laft Th |