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Show CoL10 . There being no winter yet to clofe up and unit pactnefs Replied, and bore the burden of the fong Burnet As foon as any public rupture happens, it is immediately c/ofed up by moderation and good offices Crose viiy 1. To coalefce; to join its own parts together They and all that appertaine to them 7. A conclufion or end opening 2. 7 Cros upon join in Th jealouf o fuc t a defign in us woul induce France and Holland to clofe upon fom meafures between them to our difadvantage Temple 3- 7o Cros 7o CrOS The c/ofe of all my miferies and the balm. Milton Thro'> Syria, Perfia, Gxeece, fhe goes And takes the Romans in the c/fe Crose 1 awvith To come to a in avith. § agreementwith to comply with ; to unite with Intire cowardice makes thee wron tuous gentlewoman, to c/ofe awith us 3. Confined ; ftagnant; without ventilation If the rooms be low-roofed or full of window and doors5 the one maketh the air c/sfz, and no frefh; and the other maketh it exceeding unequal Bacon's Natural Hiftory Compalt folid terftices or vacuities denfe ; withou in Shakefpeare's Henry IV uniform mafs, c/ofe and compa€t. Burnet's Theory The golden globe being put into a prefs, whic was driven by the extreme force of fcrews, th In terms of friendfhip zvith thine enemies Shakefpeare's Fulins Cefar water made itfelf way thro' the pores of that ver clofe metal Locke 5. Vifcous ; glutinous ; not volatile This oil, which nourithes the lamp, is fuppofe of fo c/sfe and tenacious a fubftance, that it ma He took the time when Richard was depos'd And high and low «with happy Harry clos'd. Dryd Pride 1s {o unfociable a vice, that there is n clofing awith it Collier of Friendfbip flowly evaporate exuberanc and lets go the water, to clofe avith the fixe body Neawton's Opticks Such a proof as would have been clfed avith certainly at the firft, fhall be fet afide eafily afterwards Arterbury Thefe governors bent all their thoughts and ap plications to clofe in wit ftronger party 4. 7o Cros th people, now th Savift awith. To grapple with ‘i That mine own ufe invites me to cut down great cheft Carcaw's Surwey of Cornwall 3. The manner of fhutting : in this an the following fenfe it is pronounced a cloze The doors of plank were Kept with a double key their clofe exquifite Chapman 4. The time of fhutting up In the c/sfe of night Philomel begins her heav'nly lay Dryden 5. A grapple in wreftling The kin ing an' ope to the c/ofe made fure i went of purpofe into the North, layfide unto Perkin to make him com and fo to trip up his heels, havin Kent beforehand Bacon Both £ill'd with duft, but ftarting up, the thir clofe they had made Had not Achilles' Telf ftood up Paufe Chapman. ceflation ; reft The air, fuch pleafure loth to lofe WVith thoufand ecchogs ftill prolongs each heav'nl Milton clofe d 1 fide eith o clof rea t lik no ar ment 17. Retired ; folitary 18 He kept himfelf c/sfe becaufe of Sayl, Chronich Seciuded from communicatio 5 a5,3 clofe prifoner 1g. Applied to the wyeather, dark; cloudy not clear Crose. adv. It has the fame meaning with clofely and is mot always cafil diftinguifthed from the adjedtive 1. Nearly ; denfely ; fecretly He his flee Difturb'd not, waiting ¢/ofe th' approach of mon Miltan Behind her deat Clsfe following pace for pace, not mounted ye On his purple horfe Milton 2. It is ufed {ometimes adverbially by itfelf, but more frequently in compofitior As CrosE-BANDED. adj. In clofe order thick ranged ; or fecretly leagued, whic feems rather the meaning in this paffage Nor in the houfe, which chamber ambuthe Clofe-banded, durft attack me Milton Where the original is c/gfe, no verfion can reac it in the {fame compafs Dryden Read thefe inftrutive leaves, in which cofifpir If any clergy fhall appear in any c/sfe-bodiedcoaty Ayliffe's Parergon they fhall be fufpended Some dire misfortune follows c/fe behind 8 CLose-BODIED. adj. Made to fit the bod Approachin another nearly ; joined on Pope t Shakefpeare 9. Narrow ; as, a clo/ alley 10. Admitting fmall diftance 11. Undifcovered 5 without any token b which one may be found Clofe obferve him for the fake of mockery. Clofe in the name of jefting ! lie you there Shakefp 1z. Hidden; fecret ; not revealed A clofe intent at laft to thew me grace. Spenfer Somec fpagyrifts, that keep their beft things c/ofe will do more to vindicate their art, ‘'or oppofe thei antagonifts, than to gratify the curious, or benefi Boyle 13. Having the quality of fecrecy; trufty Conftant you are But yet a womanj and for fgerefy No lady clofer Galba was very clofe-handed.: 1 have not rea Arbuthnot on Coirs much of his liberalities adj Shut clofe; withou vent Then in fome c/ofe-pent room it crept along, And, fmould'ring as it went, in filence fed, Dryd Cro'sELY adv [from clof. 1. Without inlet or outlet Putting the mixture into a crucible rlqfily gltc;i By 2 Withou muc intervening fpac nearly Follow Fluellen clfely at the heels. Sbakefpear If we look more c/sfely, we fhall fin Moft have the feeds of judgment in their mm}(l-‘t 4. Secretly ; {flily Short crooked fwords in c/ofer fight they wear Dryden mankind adj. Covetous CLosE-HANDED 3. Attentively Now fit we clofe about this taper here And call in queition our neceflities exactly CLosE-PENT Clofe up with Atlas, and fuftain her nam As ftrong as he doth heav'a Ben Fonfon We muft lay afide that lazy and fallaciou method of cenfuring by the lump, and muft brin things c/ofe to the teft of true or falfe Burnet's Theory Plant the fpring crocufes c/ofe to a walle Mortim Where'er my name I find I have a tree, which grows here in my ¢//z You lay your thoughts fo c/ofe together, that were. they c/ofer, they would be crowded, and eve a due conneétion would be wanting Dryd. Fuw Was I a man bred great as Rome herfelf Equal to all her titles! that could ftan 2. A {mall field inclofed . Szt:;;' I am engaging in alarge difpute, where the or digreffion 7. Joined without any intervening diftanc or {pace, whether of time or place The admirable effets of this diftillation in c/fe which is like the wombs and' matrices of livin creatures Bacon o 16. Full to the point; home withou Frefnoy's clofe art, and Dryden's native fire. Pope wreftling Crose. n /. [from the verb. 1, Any thing fhut; without outlet And fhortly muft T fell it Shakelpeare Certain hedgers dividing a c/ofe, chanced upon Wilkins 6. Concife ; brief; comprefled This fpirit, poured upon iron, lets go the water; the acid fpirit is more attracted by the fixe body thei Ao the habit of attention The inward fubftance of the earth is of itfelf a this vir There was no fuch defe in man's underftanding, but that it would clofe with the evidence. South ered no way o keep ou r thoughts o bufinefs, but, by frequent atten Wilkins Nor could his aéts too c/ofe a vizard wear To 'fcape their eyes whom guilt had taught t fear Dryden It would become me better, than to clf 6 to 2. Having no vent; without inlet ; fecret private ; not to be feen through tion5 attentive, I difco Shut faft, {o as to leave no part open ; wards the window 4 15. Without wandering; without éfé';fi- adj. [from the verb. ‘We fuppofe this bag to be tied c/gfe about Does fhew the niood of ‘a‘much troub eq bree;fi' 5 Shakefyeare Paior as, a clofe box, a clofe houfe Bacon To agree upon Speedy death wen cown alive into the pit, and' the earth c/gfed upo them Numbersy xvi. 33 In plants, you may try the force of imaginatio upon the lighter motions, as upon their clsfing an cloudy ;. fly. ~ That c/ofe afpe@ of his Dryden's Fables Addifon on Italy All the traces drawn there are immediately cloje up, as though you wrote them with your finger o the furface of a river Watts on the Mind 14, Having an appearance of coneealmen At'ev'ry clofe fhe made, th' attending thren its parts, and reftore the earth to its former c m CL 2 Shakefpeare Spaniard riding on the bay, fc.nt fome :14{4{ into the village, in the dark of the night Careav's Survey of Corntbat 5. Without deviation 1 hope I have tranflated clgfely enough, and.gl\dc] them the fame turn of verfe which they had i Dyyde original CLoO"sENESS: #. /i [from clofe. 1. The ftate of being fhut; or, the quality of admitting to be fhut withouin let or outlet In drums, the clofenefs round about that P't‘;'\ veth the found, maketh the np)fe come ]grfirik the drum-hole more loud than 1(1" you moz‘iji n l air opeur upon § the lik 1 fkiin cxten dedBacinon'th s Na Hiffory 2. Narrow |