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Show CUS CUS But, in her temple's laft recefs inclos'd Op Dulnefs® lap th' anointed head repos'd Him clofe the curtaind round with vapour blue And foft befprinkled with cimmerian dew. P pe Cu'rTsy Let them have cufbions by you Two cufbions ftuft'd with firaw, the feat to raife Coarfe, but the beft fhe had Dryden's Fables An eaftern king put a judge to death for an inifon to fit on Many to_expref of th Cu'sTaArRD catenarian T QURVE'T. w. 7. [corvestare, Italian. Cry holla! to thy tongue, I pr'ythee : it curwez Shakefpeare's As you like it Himfelf he on an earwig fet Yet fcarce he on bis back could get So oft and high he did curwet Ere he himfelf could fettle Drayt. Nymphid 8eiz'd with unwonted pain, furpris'd with fright "The wounded fteed curvets5 and, rais'd upright Lights on his feet before : his hoofs behin Spring up in air aloft, and lafh the wind occafion CUSTOM a prefen to the perfo Addifon commo to more and prefeription i or uncertain, as be the efcheats and forfeitures, th cuftams, butlerage, and impofts Bacon Thofe commodities may be difperfed, after hay ing paid the cuffoms in England Templee Cuftoms to fteal is fuch a trivial thing That 'tis their charter to defraud their king Drydem Strabo tells you, that Britain bore heavy taxes efpecially the cuffoms on the importation of th Arbuthnot Gallick trade \Cu'sTOMABLENESS. 7. /. [from cufom ble. According to cuftom Their infants quarter'd by the hands of war All pity choak'd with cuflom of fell deeds Shakefpeare's Fulius Czfar Cu'sToMARILY. adwy. [from cuffonary.} Habitually ; commonly Cuftom, a greater power than nature, feldom fail or to appeal to him on every trivial occafiony i common difcourfe, cuffomarily without confidera To call God to witnefs truth,or 2 lye perhaps Locke tion, is one of the higheft indignities and affton Ray that can be offered him Cu'stomaRrINESS. 7. /. [from cuftomary. Frequency; commonnefs; frequent-0 And the prieft's cufforn with the people was, tha when any man offered facrifice, the prieft's fervan came, while the flefh was in feething, with a fleth hook of three teeth in his hands 1 8am. ii cu 3. Eftablifhed manner lot was to burn incenfe when he went into th temple of the Lord Lukey 4. Pradtice of buying of certain perfons You fay he is affiduous in his calling, and is h not grown rich by it i but not your votes Let him have your cuflom Addifon 5. Application from buyexs; as, this trade - ba5 gud cullgm uArfr?cf:e whic According to the cuflom of the prief's office, hi Kingdoms have cuffomably been carried away b right of fucceffion, according to proximity.of blood Haysward 2. Fafhion; common way of alting Holdey on Specch 1. Frequency ; habit 2. Conformity to cuftom Ce'sToMABLY. adv. [from cuffomable . /. [couftume, French. to make them worfhip weding, make a more acute angle at thatjoint, an give a greater curwity to the pofture of the officles Shakefpeare's Juling Cafar is mad Blood and deftruion fhall be fo in ufe That mothers fhall but fmile when they behol Crooked Call Claudius, and fome other of my me F'K bave them fleep on cuthions in my tent. 1. Habit ; habitual pradtice eurvilinear orbit; {o that it muft be repeated ever minute of time Cheyre pad placed upon a chair whic There was prepared a fleet of thirty fhips for th cuflody of the narrow feas Bacon it into A pillow for the feat ; a fof or that lordfhip, city, or town, Cufi differs from prefcription;; for cuffon Cu'stomuoUsE. # /. The houfe wher | the taxes upon goods imported or ex 3. Defence ; prefervation ; fecurity The impulfe continually draws the celeftial bod French. county; as gavelkind to Kent, or thi Itis a food muc fame is in his own czftody 2. To frifk ; to be licentious Curve"r. . /. [from the verb. 1. Aleap; a bound 2. A frolick ; a prank CurviL'NEAR. adj. [curwus and linea Lat. 1. Confifting of a crooked line CU'SHION. #. /. [kuffen, Dutch; couffin is current through England ; partiéular is that which belongs to this or tha who is celebrated on it: by this means the whol Dryden's Zneid The joined ends of that bone and the incus re If it is to be proved b Under the cuffody and charge of the fons o Merari, fhall be the boards of the tabernacle Numb. iii. 36. | ported are colleéted Some cuffomboufe officers, birds of pafl'ai,‘ an ‘We being ftrangers here, how dar'ft thou truf So great a charge from thine own cuffody £ Shak. | oppreflive thrifty fquires, are the only t ivin Swift An offence it were, rathly to depart out of the |! people amongft us city committed to their cuffody Krnolles. ‘Cu'stomaBLY. adj. [from exflom.] ComThere is generally but one coin ftampt upon th mon ; habitual; frequent To leap ; to bound nefs Wellh. 2. Care ; guardianfhip ; charge Holder 2. Compofed of crooked lines Cu'rviTy. n. /. [from curve. # [ [cwfard time record, the continuance of a hundre years will ferve. Cuftom is either general or particular: general, that whic Uiney And ftripes, and arbitrary punithmen Inflicted Milton's Paradife Lof? And the tongue is drawn back and curwved and force Harris For us enflav'd, is cuffody fevere bend; to crook; to infle& motion thei The council remonftranced unto queen Eliza- { beth the confpiracies againft her life, and therefor they adyifed her, that fhe fhould go lefs abroa weakly attended; but the queen anfwered, fhe had rather be dead than put in cuffody Bacon. With eye intentive mark the fpringing game T homfon its re@ilinea alfo fay, that it was likewife a cuftom i 1. Imprifonment; reftraint of liberty And as you lead it round, in artful curwe fro ufe particular to this or that man : prefcrip He cramm'd them, till their guts did ake ti m b fo fa fh rt ti e tha With cawdle, cuffard, and plumb cake. Hudibras. cuftom Cowell Now may'rs and fhrieves all hufh'd and fatiat 7. 'I'ribute ; tax paid for goods importe layay Yet eat, in dreams, the cuftard of the day. Pope. § or exported Cu'stony. n /. [cuftodia, Latin. The refidue of thefe ordinary finances be cafua CuRrvE. 2 /. Any thing bent; a flexur or crookednefs of any particular form unfeafonably A ter the points or horns of th ufed in city feafts Unlefs an intrinfick principle of gravity or attraction may make it defcribe a curwe line abou the attraing body Bentley 1 Différtaticn on Partics Latin. thickens into a mafs CuRrvE. adj. [curwus, Latin. Crooked bent; infleéted; not ftraight F _fay, that it was a cuffom all their time and that their fathers heard their father kind of fweetmeat made by boiling egg with milk and fugar till the whol Flaccid it was beyond the activity of the mufcle, and curvature of the officles, to give it a du tenfion Holder Latin. can depofe that they heard their father Cu'sPaTED adj. [from cufpis, Lat. Cu'sripaTeDn. § A word exprefling th leaves ofa flower ending in a point Cheyne's Philofophical Principles [curvo for the proof of a cuffom, if two or mey thrones, woul moon, or other luminary eurve, by which it obtains that curwvature that i fafeft for the included marrow @. a are cufbioned upo CUSP. n. /. [cufpis ednefs ; inflexion ; manner of bending CURVE wh have remained in obfcurity crooked Curva'Tion. . /. [curvo, Latin.] Th _a& of bending or crooking CU'RVATURE. 7. /. [from cxrwe.] Crook Z Savift on a cufhion; fupported by cufhions See CourRTESY manne cept we can juftify that it hath cop nued {o one hundred years; yet, po caufe that is hard to prove it is enougl Cu'su1oNED. adj. [from cufbion.] Seate }See CuTrLass th not fay that this or that is a cuftom, ex. quitous fentence; and ordered his hide to be ftuffe into a cufbion, and placed upon the tribunal, for th Chambers afte g uf and the confent of our anceftors, b been, and is daily, pradifed, We'can Shak. Coriclanus But, ere they fat, officious Baucis lay Cu'rRvaTED. adj. [curwatus, Lat.] Bent It is ben 6. whi[Inch,law.]beingA law or right not wriyey eftablifhed by lo If you are learn'd Be not as common fools; if you are not CurTaTE Djffance. #./o [In aftronomy, The diftance of a planet's place fro the fun, reduced to the ecliptick Curra'rion. u./. [from carto, to fhorten Latin.] The interval between a planet' diftance from the fun and the curtat diftance Cu'RTELASSE C¥pirenie Cu (N fo it guil juftify toe ma fharpeft, and for its cuffemaring/s. the. ‘_"W&.‘i‘e-"mfi inve@ives which can be made againftit of the Torgit Gowernmen Cu'sTomARY. adj. [from.aufom. 1. Conformable to eftablifhed.cuftom;; a¢- cordin to prefcription Pray )%)u ngw, if ig'maylfi"d Wlt};fl‘efig | of your voices, that I may bg CO)I(\}[,@ .Sbb;‘f} tt{? § e gufomary GOWE clean.sh data import.tsv out README |