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Show CH Kttle tumours, lefs eminent nearer the belly; hi a fair champaign laid open to you, in which yo may at large firetch out your difcourfe Spenfer's State of Ireland With fthadowy forefts and with champaigns rich'd If two bordering princes hav Didsr Th or gutter on 2 column . /i [See CamEvoT. Stuf made originally of camel's hair T'o make a chanilet, draw five lines, waved overs thwart, if your diapering confift of a double line Cua'mozis. z. /. [chamois, Fr.] An anima of the goat kind, whofe {kin is made int foft leather, called among us fbammy An Cool violets, and orpine growing fill lnob lates to fecond caufes, is not profanenefs, but Hi t e mo n yi ni fi a h u t grea there are fome events befides the knowledge an POVED of fecond agents Unknowingly fhe ftrikes, and kills by' chance Poifon is in her eyes, and death in ev'ry glance Dryde All nature is but art, unknown to thee All chance direétion, which thou canft not fee, Pope 4. Event ; fuccefs; luck: applied to things Now we'll together, and the chance of goodnef Be like our warranted quarrel Shatkefpeare 5. Misfortune ; unlucky accident You were us' To fay extremity was the trier of fpirits That comma hot Shatefpeare They met like chance companions on the way Drydi cold moift Which, like a toy dropt from the hands of fortune Bacon an Lay for the next chance comer dry, four champion CHANCE 7 V # [fro th noun. T th O light of Tropns, and fupport of Troy Thy father's champion, and thy country's joy Dryden Shakefpeart Fhou hal th'y ifreiti How chance thou art not with the prince th Shalefpeare brother Coffee and opium are taken down, tobacco bu in fmoke, and betel is but champed in the mout Bacon with a little lime . le'ngth (- adep aRPeat The two bold champions of each country's right Dryden Ay, Cafca, tell us what hath chanc'd to-day That Caelar looks o fad ngakefpgm He chanced upon divers of the Tgrks victuallers 2. A hero ; a ftout warriour ; one bold in conteft A frouter champion never handled fword. Shak This makes you incapable of conviction; an they applaud themfelves as zealous champiors fo truth, when indeed they are contending for errour Laocke 2. To devour, with violent aétion of th teeth A tobacco pipe happened to break in my mouth and the pieces left fuch a delicious roughnefs o my tongue, that I champed up the remaining part Speéiator 7o Cuamp @. n. To perform frequentl mouths thei His jaws did not anfwer equally to one another but b his frequen motio an champin wit them, it was evident they were neither luxated no fraétured Cua'mMPaIGN n. [ [campagne flat open ‘country ;Vi/}mmz Fr. As th' unthought accident is guilt Of what we wildly do, fo we profef Ourfelves to be the flaves of chance, and flie Of every wind that blows Shakefpeare The only man, of all that chance could brin To meet my arms, was worth the cenquering Dryden Chance is but a mere name, and really nothin } Spenfer lop trees by an highway-fide, by which man ufually travel, and caft down a boughy not givin warning to take heed thereof, by which bough on pafling by is flain¢ in this cafe he oftends, becau #. /. [chance, Fr. the caufe of fortuitous event S 1 A" ‘ 1 negligence is joined with the chancej as if a ma Rather than fo, come, Fate, into the lift And champion me to th® utterance Shakefpeare S I" The cafual flaughter of a man, not altogethe without the fault of the flayer, when ignqr_ance,o" 7o Cua'mrionN. @. a. [from the noun. To challenge to the combat CHANCE-MEDLEY. . /. [from chancea medley.] In law The feed of Banquo kings irefully to champ upon the bit they had taken into ' Out of ufe Myfelf would offer you t" accompan In this advent'rous chancefi! jeopardy than for him that fighteth in the cafe of another Coavell gome near him Sidney. | CHANCE ‘They began to repent of that they had done, an 1. Fortune I chofe the fafer fea, and chanc'd to fin A river's mouth impervious to the wind Pope's Odyffe zardous In our common law, champion is taken no lef for him that trieth the combat in his own cafe Muttering and champing, as though his cud ha troubled him, he gave occafion to Mufidoris t Krolles's Hifts of the Turks CHA'NCEFUL. adj. [chance and full.] Ha 3. Inlaw the action of biting whom he eafily took Dryden [t/;ampczjer, .Fr. Cu A_MP- i To bite with a frequent aftion o teeth And champ betwixt their teeth the foaming gold. Dryden I would not take the gift happen ;5 to fall out; to fortune Think what a chance thou chancef onj bu The fteeds caparifon'd with purple ftand EF : fierce S‘m\:e here for maft'ry, and to.b;\t‘tle brin Miltow's Paradife Loft Their embryon atoms But, like a proud fteed rein'd, went haughty on Champing his iron curb Milton's Paradife Loft At his comman buti ufe {eld i [I adj wai).:)ir,ett de‘ <)14{)n0}t;lt \;cma- ey Shake[peare rink w c;amolizz;[w:rw:;s;ke The fiend reply'd not, overcome with rage ;‘they Hatp ]tl?f eigl . C?Pof bt chnanf part, malicious tongues wo "W{a;‘: duel between two champions Fo men could beag 6. Poflibility of any occurrence In many armies, the matter fhould be tried by it i chances commo combat yet youth, the mor South The b'eauty I behgld has fh'ugk me dea 1. A man who undertakes a caufe in fingl For though the chamonmile, the more it is trodde forty; To fay a thing is a chance or cafualty, as it CHA'MPION. #. /. [champion, Fr. campio D"l} poppy, and drink qu_iyck'ning fetuale. Spenfer occurrence event Cuance fore it is opened, branching out into a large roun clean.sh data import.tsv out README Freth coftmary, and breathful chamomile T 1 tou Bacon's Efi, A chance, but chance may lead, where I may mee Some wand'ring {pirit of heav'n, by fountain fide Milton's Paradife Lo Or in thick thade retir'd Then your ladyfhip might have a chance t Swift efcape this addrefs He viler friends with doubtful mufhrooms treats Secure for you, himfelf champignons eats. Dryden It has the refemblance of a large champignon be low Lat. Embathed balm, and cheerful galingale it gr.owsv 3. Accident ; cafua Fr. Cuampr1r'GNON. #. [ [champignon A kind of mufhroom fhall eat; th [xepauiros. Covell covered ox, the fheep, and wild ox, and the chamois Deuteronomy fi}l]fi@ left to take their chance one winding, th> other ftraight, and left betwee their proper cofts, to have part of th land in conteft, or part of the gains Coavell Cua'vrertY. n, f. [champart, Fr. I law.] A maintenance of any man in hi fuit, while depending, upon conditio to have part of the thing when it is re Peacham on Drawing cvx‘:h Thefe things are commonly not obferved, b From his fide two rivers flow'd them to be moved, either by their ow or others procurement, and purfue, a the at of fortune ; what for tune may bring : applied to perfons CuHA'MPERTORS. 7. /. [from champerty Tn law. SHchtas ov s Lovicatil T Cua'MFER. Q 7. [ [from To chamfer. CHA'MFRET. } A fmall furrow or gutte odoriferous plant 2. Fortune Fair champaign, with lefs rivers interven'd. Milton Z0 CuA'MFER. w. a. [chambrer, Fr. n and proper caufes, but without their defign ¢, pro m[ Et e t duc an open champaign, the more might Raleigh unto the further border thereof Sir John Norris maintained a retreat withou difarray, by the fpace of fome miles, part of th way champaign, unto the city of Gaunt, with lef Bacon lofs of men than the enemy Dryden But borrows from his neighbour's hu His white or black, his green or blue Cua'moMiLe their territor attr buted to chance, were vvegily produced by thejy tn:' will continually feek occafion to extend his limit T'o have no colours of his own Thefe are the beafts which yo o meetin The colour of the thing to which he cleaves Cua'MLET Shakefpeare We make thee lady ehameleons gafp after Decay of Picty. The thin chameleon, fed with air, receive furrow exprefs, that fuch effe@s as are commop Of all thefe bounds much as a mouthful of that popular air, which th As the chameleon, which is know in itfelf; a conception of our minds, ang compendious way of {peaking, whereby e 32‘{[ Tn the abufes of the cuftoms, mefeems, you hav tail flender and long; on each foot he hath fiv fingers, three en the outfide, and two on the infide ; his tongue of a marvellous length in refpeé ©f his body, and hollow at the end, which he wil launch out to prey upon flies; of colour green, an of a dufky yellow, brighter and whiter towards th belly ; yet fpotted with blue, white, and red Bacon's Natural Hiffory I can add colours ev'n to the chameleon Change thapes with Proteus, for advantage. Shak One part devours the other, and leaves not f channel ; to mak upon a column cChH C'HY he gave no warning, that the party might hav[ taken heed to himfelf Cfi'w‘]' If fuch an one fhould have the ill hap, at an ought, in all reafo but a chance-medley CHA'NCEABLE | Jdead with a fmart faying i judg be t and confcience South adj. [from chanct.] Ac cidental The trial thereof was cut off by the chanc bi coming thither of the king of Ibeé;:I A Né'fi‘fl |