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Show FI Veflel o Fi'repaN. n fo [fire and pan. metal to carry fire His firepans, and all the veffels thereof, thou fhal Ex. xxvii. 3 make of brafs Pour of it-upon a frepan well heated, as they d Bacon's Natural Hiftory rofe-water and vinegar An incendiary Fr'rer. z /. [from fire. Others burne i Moufiel and the reft marched a a guard for de- fence of thefe firers Fi'resipe Th the chimney hearth [fire/and jide. =z / Carew My judgment s, that they ought all to be defpifed By the firefide, but inithe cooler fhade By his ferefide he ftarts the hare ¥i'resTiCK. 7 /. [ fire and flick.] A lighte ftick or brand -Childre they play with firefficks, mov whe and whirle them round {o faft, that the motion wil cozen theit eyes, and reprefent an intire circle of fir Digby on Bodies to them Show Fi'Rework. #. f. [fire and work. of fire; pyrotechnical performances The king would have me prefent the princefs wit fome delightful oftentation, or pageant, or antick, o Shakefpeare Jrework We reprefent alfo otdmance, and new mixture of gunpowder, wildfires burning in water, and unquenchable; and alfo fireworks of all varicty. Baco The ancients were imperfe@ in the dottrine o meteors, by-their ignorance ofigunpowderand. fireBrown qworks In firezvorks give him leave to vent his fpite Dryden. Thofe are theonly ferpents:he can write Our companion propofed a fubje for a firework Addifon Tatler which he thought would be very amufing Their firewworks are made up in paper Zo F1rE. . a. [from the noun. 1. To fet on fire to kindle They fpoiled many parts of the ‘city, and fred th houfes of thofe whom they efteemed not to be. their friends dered but th an rage of the fire was at firft hin then appeafe b .the fall of a fudde fhower of rain Hayward The breathlefs body, thus bewail'd, they lay Dryden And fire the pile clean.sh data import.tsv out README A fecond Paris, diff'ring but in name Shall fire his country with'a fecond flame Dryden 2. 'To inflame the paffions; to animate Yet if defire of fame A beauteous princefs with'a crown in dow'r So fire gour mind, in arms affert your right. Dryden 3. To drive by fire He that parts us, fhall bring a brand from heav' And fire us hence Shakefpeare's King Lear 9 Fire v!n Apd the fam'd Eugene's iron troops retire Smith Firesra/nD. 2 [ [freand brand. 1. A piece of wood kindled 2. A incendiary one.wh inflame fac Qur frebrand brother, Paris, burns.us all. Shake/p He fent Surrey with a competent power againf the rebels, who fought. with the principal band o an defeate them Chamber, their frebrand an too Fi'reman . [ [ fire and man. alive Joh Bacon 2. Conftant thaken Our men bravely quitted themfelves of the fire/bip Wifeman by cutting the {pritfail tackle Fi'resHOVEL. 7. f. [ fire and jbovel.] Th inftrument with which the hot coals ar thrown up in kitchens Culinary utenfils and irons often feel the force o fire; as tongs,. fire/bovels, proigs, and irons. Brows The ‘neighbours are coming- out with forks an Sirefbovels, and fpits, and other domeftick weapons Dyryden's Spanifb Fryar Fi'resTONE. . /. [ fire an flone. The fircffone, or pyrites, is a compound metallic foffil, compofed of vitriol, fulphur, and an unmetallick earth, but in very different proportions to th ‘The moft common fort, which i feveral mafles ufed in medicine, is a greenith fhapelefskind foun in our clay-pits, out of which the green vitriol o It has its name of pyrites, o copperas is procured fireftone, from its giving fire on being ftruck againf a fteel much more freely than a flint will do; an all the fparks burn a longer time, and grow large as ‘they fall, the inflammable matter ftruck from of the ftone burning itfelf out before the fpark become Hills Math. Med extinguifhed if broke finall, an Wortimer's Hufbandyy of advantage muft'b laid on cold lands F1'rewoop. z f. [ fire and weod. Fi'ring 7 /. [from fre.] Fewel burn the cakes, firing being there fcarce Mortimer [from feris, Latin. to beat to correct to chattife Befides, it is not only foppifh But vile, idolatrous and popifh For one man out of his own fki To ffrk and whip another's fin 7z f [from peoBen T Firm to his principles and truft Nor hopes nor fears can blind 3+ Solid; not giving way God caufed th abundant flime an the land more frm The muddy an the Nilus, fettled b Saxon th fourth part of aveflel. 1. A veflel containing nine gallons Strutt's fetvants get fuch a haunt about tha {hop, that it will coft us many.a firkiz of ftrong bee You heard of that wonde Arbuthnot of the lightning an thunder Which made the lye fo much the louder Now: lift to another not fluid that miracle's brother Which was done with 2_frkiz of powder Walfb wind to blow to dry up th mud of the earth, and mak Raleigh limous matter brought down b degrees into a fira land Brown's Pulgar Errours It on firm lan Thaws not, but rather heap and ruin feem ~ Of ancient pile: all elfe deep fnow and ice. Miltorn Sinking waters, the f#r7 land to drain T Fill'd the capacious deep, and form'd the main Rofcommon FirM @. a. [ firmo, Latin. 1. To fettle; to confirm; to eftablith; to fix Of the death of the emperor they advertifed Solyman, firming thofe letters with all their hands and Knolles féals *Tis ratify'd above by every god And Jove has firm'd it with an'awful nod. Dryden Th pow'rs fai he To you; and yours, and mijne, propitious be Dryder And_firm our purpofe with their augury O'thou wh freeft me from my doubtful ftate Long loft and wilder'd‘in the maze of fate Be prefent ftill': "oh'goddefs, in our ai Proceed, and _firwz thofe omens thou haft made! Pope 2. 'To fix without wandering He on his card and compafs ffirzzs hiseye Fairy Queen The mafters of his long experiment FIRMA'MENT 7. /. [ firmamentum Lat. the heavens The fky Even to the heavens their fhouting fhril Doth reach, and all the frmament doth fill. Spenfer I am conftan as the northern ftar fixt, and refting quality Shakefp There is no fellow in the frmament The Almighty, whofe hieroglyphical character ar the unnumbered ftars fun an moon, on thefe large volumes of the firmament The firmament expanfe of liquid, pure Tranfparent, elemental air, diffus' writte Raleigh In circuit to the uttermoft conve fudibvas un The man tha*'s refolute and juft Of whofe true fewel burn The Wood t fixed The great encouragement is the affurance of a tuture reward, the / perfuafion whereof is enoug to raife us above any thing in this world. Z7//otfon 2. A man of violent paffions Fi'reran. # f. [ fire and pan. 1. A pan for holding fire The receptacle for th z. [In a gun. priming powder Fi'resu1p, 7. f. [ fire and fBip.] A fhipfille with combuftible matter to fire the veffel of the enemy fteady; refolute We hold firm to the works of God, and to th fenfe which is God's lamp. Bacon's Natural Hiff He ftraight obeys And firm believes Milton's Paradife Loff Gay 1 had laftnight the fate to drink a bottle wit Tatler two of thefe firemen Weoodward contact, will be moft foft Boldiy he climbs where thickeft finoke afcends 2. A {mall veflel . Troy muft not be, nor.goadly 1lion ftand them Prime all your frelocks, faften well the ftake. Gay to bring them back again tions; one who caufes mifchief felves, and are by their peculiar fhapes capable o the greateft contaéls, is the moft frz; and tha which has parts very fmall, and capable of the leaf fteel with flint Fi'rkiw I have eafed my father-in-law of a frebrand, t L' Eftrange clean.sh data import.tsv out README fet my own houfe in a flame Dryden Fr'revock. m fi [fire and Jock.] A {oldier's gun; a gun difcharged by firikin whip The fainting Dutch remotely, fire or fhaken That body, whofe parts are moft firm in them To Firg. w. 1. To take fire; to be kindled 2. To be inflamed with pafiion 3. To difcharge any firearms 1. Strong; not eafily pierce hard, oppofed to /7 two firebrands fet in fafhion of a crofs, and pitche Haywood upon the point ofa fpear and commande Fireflone and thirft of pow'r Latin. the firecrofs to be carried; namely He fent his heralds through all parts of the realm Carew Prior And turns her in his wicker chair. What art thou afking ‘of them, after all? Onl Arbutbnot to fit quietly at thy own firefide [ firmus Fob, xli. 2 perfon who has it fhoots the other dead ‘The fireman {weats beneath his crooked arms A leathern cafque his vent'rous head defends adj Love's artillery then check The breaftworks of the firmef? fex Cleaveland There is nothing to be left void in a frm building; even the cavities ought to be filled with rubbifh Bacon Jide FIRM THe flakes of his flefh fare joined together: the are firm in themfelves and they cannotjbe moved the laf to rife o 1. One who is employed to extinguith burning houfes and ought to: ferve but for Winter talk by the fireLove no more is mad it forward to fen e e Upon the wedding-day I put myfelf, according t cuftom, in another {uit firenew, with filver button Addifon to it in Scotland for the nation to take arms the endsthercof barnt black, and in fom parts fmeared with blood. It is carrie from one place to another. Upon refufa Some excellentjefts, frenew from the mint. Shak Fr'rrcross, ». f. Efirg and erofs.] A toke Armado is a moft illuftrious wigh A man of firezew words, fathion's own knight, Sbak Fi FI Milton"s Paradife Loff clean.sh data import.tsv out README Of ‘this great round The fteeds climb up the firft afcent with pain Aund when the midle frmament they gain If downward from the heavens my héadI bow And fee the earth and ocean' hang below Ev'n I am feiz'd with hortor Addifen's Ovid What an immenfurable: fpace ‘is the frmament whereify a great humber of {tars are feen with our naked -eye; glaffes an "many: more ‘difcovered with ‘ouf Derbam's Afpro.Thedlog FIRMAME'NTAL. adj. [from™ firmament. Celeftial; of the upper regions An hollow cryftal pyramid he takes g3 In firmamentald-waters dipt above Dendaim. TaRMuT adv [from® frm) Dryden 1, Strongly |