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Show -___ The bar by turns, and none the reft outg So far, but that the reft are meafuring caffs "he fcours crofs the fields, cafls ¢ff th dogs, and gains a wood: but prefiing thro.ugh Their emulation and their paftime lafts. = Waller 2. The thing thrown Yet all'thefe dreadful deeds, this deadly fray A caft of dreadful dift will foon allay. Dryd. Virg. 3. State of any thing caft or thrown To reject ; to turn ou throw the dice; fuppofing the figur and of the dice themfelves ; fuppofin of force applied, and fuppofing al which did concur to the produ@io Shakefpeare g2. Tocaff out. 'To vent; to fpeak: wit " {ome intimation of negligence or vehe but, in this cafe, the caft is neceffary Why doft thou caf out fuch ungenerous term Againt the lords and fovereigns of the world Addifon Plato compares life to a game at tables; ther what caff we thall have is not in our power; bu to manage it well, that is Norris Some writersy in caffing up the goods moft defirable in life, have given them this rank, health beauty, and riches A man who defigns to build 4. Manner of throwing Some harrow their ground over, and fow whea or tye on it with a broad caft; fome only with fingle caff; and fome with a double Mortimer. Temple is very exa&, a he fuppofes, in caffing up the coft beforehand ; but generally fpeaking, he is miftaken in his account 54+ To caft up Thou, beaftly feeder, art fo full of him That thou provok'ft thyfelf to caft him up Their villainy goes againft m wea and therefore I muft caft it up O, that in time Rom 5. The fpace through which any thing i thrown Dryden To vomit And he was withdrawn from them about ftone's caff, and kneeled down and prayed. ZLuke 6. A ftroke; a touch Shak ftomach Shakefpeare did not ca 55. Zo eaft upon. Torefer to; to refign to 7. Motion of the eye; direétion of the eye If things were caft upon this iffue, that Go fhould never prevent fin till man deferved it, th beft would fin and fin for ever South Pity caufeth fometimes tears, and a flexion o caft of the eye afide; for pity is but grief in another's behalf; the caf of the eye is a gefture o averfion, or lothnefs, to behold the objeét of pity Bacon's Natural Hiffory A man thall be fure to have a caf of their ey to warn him, before they give him a caff of thei nature to betray him South If any man defires t6 look on this do&rine o gravity, let him turn the firft caff of his eyes o what we have faid of fire Digby on the Soul There, held in holy paflion fill Forget thyfelf to marble, til To CasT. @.2 1. To contrive ; to turn the thoughts ‘Fhen, clofely as he might, he caft to leav The court, not afking any pafs or leave. Spenfer From that day forth, I caff in careful mind "T'o feek her out with labour and long time., Spenfer W hav thre that ben ‘We have them all with one voice for giving hi a caft of their court prophecy - South Another caft of their politicks, was that of endeavouring to impeach an innocent lady, for he faithful and diligent fervice of the queen. Swift This was a caft of Wood's politicks; for his information was wholly falfe and groundlefs. Sawif? Her errours #p, this fortune to prevent! B. Fonfon "Thy foolifh errour find Caft up the poifon that infeéts thy mind. Dryden 7 Bramball's Arfwwerto Hobbes 3. To caft up. To compute ; to, calculate of the tible the meafur other thing of that caft to be the very fame they were, there is no doub mence themfelves, lookin into the experiments of their fellows, and ca about how to draw out of them things of ufe an practice for man's life and knowledge Bacon's New Atalantis But firft he caffs to change his proper fhape ‘Which elfe might work him danger or delay Milton As a fox, with hot purfui With a fad leaden, downward caf? Thou fix them on the earth as faft Milton They are the beft epitomes in the world, an let you fee, with one caff of an eye, the fubftance o above an hundred pages. Addif. on Ancient Mcdals Chas'd thro" a warren, caff abou To fave his credit Hudibras All events called cafual, among inanimate bo- dies, are mechanically produced according to th determinate figures, textures, and motions of thof 8. He that {quints 1s faid popularly te hav a caf? with his eye 9. The throw of dice The native hue of refolutio Is ficklied o'er with the pale caf? of thought, Shaz, New names, new dreflings, and the modera caff Prett conceptions fine metaphors To fet the exact wealth of all our fate glittesin expreffions, and fomething of a neat caf of verfe are properly the drefs gems or losf of poetry ornantents Pope's Letters Negle@ not the little figures and turns vn th words, nor fometimes the very caf? of the periods neither omit or confound any rites or cuftoms o antiquity 15 Pope on Homer A flight; 4 number of hawk miffed from the fift dif A caft of merling there was befides, which, flying of a gallant height, would beat the birds tha rofe down unto the bufhes, as falcons will do wil fowl over a river Sidrney 16. [Cafta, Spanifh. A breed; a race a {pecies Ca'STANET. #. /. [caflancta, Sp.] A fmal thell of ivory, er hard wood, whic dancers rattle in their hands If there had been words enow between them to have exprefled provocation, they had gonetoge ther by the ears like a pair of caffancts Congrewe's Way of the World Ca'stawav. n./. [from caft and away. A perfon loft, or ahandoned, by Providence ; any thing thrown away Neither given any leave to fearch in particula who are the heirs of the kingdom of God, wh caffaways Hooker Left that by any means, when I hav to others, I myfelf fhould be a caffaway preache 1 Cor Ca'stawayx. adj. [from the fubft. Ufe lefs ; of no value ‘We only prize, pamper, and exalt this vaffal an flave of death ; or only remember, at our caffawa leifure, the imprifoned immortal foul Raleigh's Hiffory Ca'step. The participle preterite of caf? but improperly, and found perhaps onl in the following paflage ‘When the mind is quicken'd, out of doubt The otgans, tho' defunét and dead before Break up their drowfy grave, and newly mov With cafted flough and freth legerity CA'STELLAIN 7. f Shakefpeare [cafellans The captain, governor Were it good bodies, which are not confcious of their own operations, nor contrive and caff about how to brin {uch events to pafs Bentley " This way and that I caff te fave my friends Till one refolve my varying counfel ends, = Pope Arbuthnot on Alinznt: Softie fcénes, (ome perfons alter'd, and olitfac' In his own inftance of cafting ambs-ace, though The world Sir F. Denban it partake more of contingency thah of freedo fuppofing the pofiture of the patty's hand, who did ' 14. Manner; air; mien Thy brat hath been caff onr, like to- itfelf, n father owning it ferun ¢4/ ought to be without aity greenif 3. Exterior appearance th Span. or conftable o a caftle All at one'caf?5 to fet forich a mai 'Ca'sTELLANY # / [fro caffel. Th On the nice hazard of fome doubtful hour ? Shak lordfhi belongin t caftl th ex10. Venture from throwing dice ; chanc ten o it lan an jurifdiftion Phillips from the fall of dice 2. To admit of a form, by cafting or melt- ‘When you have brought them to the very laft CA'STELLATEDs 4dj. [frem caple.] Ining cuff, they will offer to come to you, and fubmi clofed within a building, as a fountai It comies at. the ficft fufion into a/mafs that i themfelves Spenfer on Ircland o cifter caffellated Diz - immediately malleable, and will not run thin, fo a With better grace an ancient chief may yiel Ca'sTER. 7. /i [from To caft. o caff and mould, unlefs mixed with poorer ore The long contended honours. of the field or cinders Woodward on Foffils 3. To warp ; to grow out of form And-fight, like Hannibal, to lofe at latt In the laft war it alters its flatnefs and, ftraightnefs " 4. To caf about for means fl{ BoL To contrive ; to loo it not fometime bee a even caft, whether the army fhould march this way or that way South 11 A mould a form 1z. A fhade ; or tendency to any colour A flaky-mafs Casr. 2. /. [from the verb.] % Thea&ofcafting or throwing; a throw I ba The whole would have been an heroick poem but in anather caf and figure than any that eve Prior had been written before Ina{ximate bodies are not confcious of their ow operations, nor contrive and caff about to brin fuch events to pafs Bentley's Sermons VOL Dryden Will you turn recreant at the laft caff ¢ Dryden Stuff is faid to caff or warp, when, by its.own grought,_:or moifture of the air, or other accident Moxor's Mechanical Exercifes 1. A thrower ; he that cafts Than venture all his fortune at a cafl grey, wit a caff of green i which the talky matter makes the greateft part o the mafs Woodward 50. 70 caff off. [ hunting term,] To let go " or {et free : as, to ca/f off the dogs an S hounds came inyand plucked him down L' Efrange red part conpealing FNB thicket, the bufhes held him by the horns, till th s1. Tocaff our " of doors be florid, th RS Awa The qualicies of blood in a healthy fate ars So when a fort of lufty thepherds thro 49. Tocaft C:A h 'To leave behind C A' If with this throw the &rongeft caffer vie Sill, further fill,T bid the difcus fly 2. A calculator; a ma tha Pope caleulate fortunes Did any of them fet up for a caffer of fortunat figures, what might he not get by his predi¢tions Az/d.i(o;z To CA'STIGATE @. a [caffigo Lat. To chauife; to chaften' ; to corre® ; t unifh If thou didft put this four cold habit on Fo caftigate thy pride, "tweve welle. - Shakefpeare CasTiga'rion EE CA P |