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Show n. / 1. Sport of any kind and pleafing gane Shakefpeare We have had paftimes here 2. Jeft; oppofed to earneft or ferioufnefs fportive infult Do they not feek cccafion of new quarrels On my refufal, to diftrefs me more Or make a game of my calamities? Milton's Ag 4. A fingle match at play 5. Advantage in play Dryden And play the game into each other's hand 6, Scheme purfued; meafures planned "This feems to be the prefent game of that crown and that they will begin no other 'till they fee a end of this Temple Field fports : as, the chace, falconry It about this hour he make his way Under the colour of his ufual game H {hall here find his friends with horfe and men Shakefp To {ct him free from his captivity Wha arms to ufe, or net to fram Wild beafts to combat, or to tame With all the myft'ries of that game Som fportfmen tha wer Waller. abroa ugon - ganie {pied a company of buftards and cranes 8. Animals purfued in the field appropriated to legal fport{men L'E/frange animal me, that I know not which to follow A bleodhound will follow the perfo particular gam chace Dryden he purfues they hav i Arbuthnot Go, with thy Cynthia hurl the pointed {pea Prior Proud Nimrod firft the bloody chace began A mighty hunter, and his prey was man ©ur haughty Norman boafts that barb'rous name And makes his trembling flaves the royal game Pope Shorten my labour if its length you blame ¥or, grow but wife, you rob me of my game 9 Solem contefts Young exhibited, as fpectacle to the people The games are done and Ceefar is returning S/Jm(':_'/}mn' Milo, when ent'ring the Olympick gawse With a huge ox upon his thoulders came Denham 99 GaMe. w.z [gaman, Saxon. 1. To play at any fport 2. To play wantonly and extravagantly fo money Gaming leaves no fatisfaGtion behin way profits either body or mind Ga'Mecock bred to fight . fi [game and cack, it: it n Locke Cock They manage the difpute as fiercely as two game cocks in the pit Ga'Me-£6G Locke 7 f [gam an zfgg. from which fighting cocks are bred Egg 7. / [game and kecp. perfon who looks after game and fees i 1s not deftroyed 7. /o [ from gamefome. adv Ga'MesoMELY A Sb.fl)‘.'(_‘/]) A gameffer, the greater mafter he is in his art Bacon the wozfe man he is Gamefiers for whole patrimonies play The fteward brings the deeds, which muft conve Dyyden's fuvenal The whole eftate Could we look into the mind of a common gameJter, we fhould fee it full of nothing but. trumps an mattadores: her flumbers are haunted with kings Addifon queens, and knaves All the fuperfluous whims relate That fill a female ganefler's pate What agony of foul fhe tecl Swift To fee a knave's inverted heels Her youngeft daughter is run away with a gameSers a man of great beauty, who in drefling an Law dancing has no fuperior. 2. Cne who is engaged at play When lenity and cruelty play for kingdoms The gentler gameffer is the fooneft winner. . Shak mor if he will, tha may think two eyes fe or that a gamefier feeth alway a looker-on tha help of good counfe but, whe th all is done is that which fetteth bufinef Bacon ftrait 3. A merry frolickfome perfon You're a merry gamefler Shakefpeare's Henry VIII My lord Sands 4. A proftitute; not in ufe Shakefp Ga'MMER. 7 /. [ Of uncertain etymology; perhaps from grand mere, an therefore ufed commonly to old women. "The compellation of a woman correfponding to gaffer; as, Gammer Gurton's Needle. An cld play Ga'mMoN. #. /. [gambore, Ttalian. 1. The buttock of an hog falted and dried the lower end of the flitch Afk for what price thy venal tongue was fold A rulty gammon of fome {ev'n yearsold. ~ Dryden Gammons, that give a relifh to the tafte And potted fowl, and fifh, come in fo faft That ere the firft is'out, the fecond ftinks Dryd 2. A kind of play with dice The quick dice In thunder leaping from the box, awak Thonsfon's Autumn "The founding gammon Ga'MmvuT. 7 /. [gama,Italian. of mufical notes Madam The {cal before you touch the inftrument To learn the order of my fingering 1 muit begin with rudiments of art Shake/peare To teach you gazaut in a briefer fort When by the gamut fome muficians mak others will undertake By the fame gamut chang'd, to equal it Things fimply good can never be unfit Gemunt onufti, vel fude trans finy Lu&antur a&td, penduliv Sanguineis trepidant in uncis Done ‘That rant by note, and through the gamut rage In fongs and airs exprefs their martial fire Combat i trills, and in a feuge expire Mufe Angl Ga/NpEr. 7 f. [Zanopa, Saxon. male of the goofe Th As deep drinketh the goofe as the gandér. Camd One gander will ferve five geefe Mortimer an old wor croufly no no ufed, except ludi But let them gang alone As they have brewed, fo let them bear blame Spexfer Your flaunting beaus gang with their breafts open Arbuthnot A numbe . [0 [from the verb. Gawc herdin a tribe together; a troop; a company a herd. It is feldom ufed but i contempt or abhorrence O, you panderly rafcalst there'sa knot, a gazg Shakefp a pack, a confpiracy againft me As a gang of thieves were robbing a houfe, maftiff fell a barking L' Eftrange Admitted in among the gang He aéts and talks as they befriend him Prios GA'NGHON. . /. [French.] A kind o flower Ainfav Ga'Nerion. . fo [yalyrie.] A tumour i the tendinous and nervous parts Bonefetters ufually reprefent every bone diflocated though poflibly it be but a gazglion, or other crud tumour or preternatural protuberance of fome part o a joint Wifemar 70 GA'NGRENATE. @, a. [from gangrexe. "To produce a gangrene; to mortify Parts cauterized, gangrenated, fiderated, and mortified, become black, the radical moifture or vita Brown's Vulg. Err fulphur fuffering an extin&ion 7. /. [gangrene, French GA'NGRENE gangrena, Latin. A mortification ; ftoppage of circulation followed by putrefattion This experiment may be transferred unto the cur of gangrenes, eithercoming of themfelves, or induce by too much applying of opiates Bacon's Nat. Hift She faves the lover, as we gangrencs ftay By cutting hope, like aloptlimb, away Haller A difcolouring in the part was fuppofed an approach of a gangresne Wifeman's Susgery If the fubitance of the foul is feftered with thef paffions lh_e gangren i cured: thefe inflammation gone to far to b eve will rage to all eternity Addifon's Sfcffator 7o Ga'NGRENE. w. @) [gangrener, French from the noun.] To corrupt to morti fication In cold countries, when men's nofes and ears ar mortified, and, as it were, gangrened with eold, i they come to a fire they rot off prefently; for tha the few {pirits that remain in thof parts, ar fud denly drawn forth, and fo putrefaétion is made complete Bacon . Gasngren'd members muft be lop'd away Before the nobler parts are tainted to decay. Drydex 7o GA'NGRENE tified w. 'To become mor Wounds immedicabl Long has a race of heroes fill'd the {tage Cohors catenis qua pia ftriduli 70 GANG. . 7. [ gangen, Dutch; zanzan Sax ; gang n Scottifh.] To go; to walk Keep a gamefier from the dice, and a good ftuden ma which Swmath alludes in his Pocockins [ from gamefome. Merrily Ga'MESTER, 7. /. [from game. 1. One who is vitioufly addicted to play A perfect fong Thus boys hatch game-eggs under birds of prey To make the fowl more furious for the fray. Garth SGAMEREEPER "This gamefome humour. of children fhould rathe be encouraged, to keep up their fpirits and improv their ftrength and health, than curbed or reftrained Locke And was a common ganzcfter to the camp At human hearts we fling, nor ever mifs the gane hook, Italian; ganche, French.] To dro from a .high place upon hooks by wa of punifhment: a practice in Turkey, t Milton in like gamefsme mood Spenfer To GancH. v, a, [gantiare, from gancio, "The gamefome wind among her trufles play And curleth up thofe growing riches fhort. Fairfax She's impudent, my lord At the rough bear, or chace the flying deer 1 and my Chloe take a nobleraim His vital force to faint Shakefp Of that quick fpirit that is in Antony no more than one Subjection to his empire tyrannous Milton "There is fuch a variety of game fpringing up befor th Sidney I am not gamefome; 1 do lack fome par Hunting, and men, not beafls, fhall be his game With war, and hoftile fnare, fuch as refuf and all hound kept one en from his book, and it is wonderful Mutual vouchers for our fame we ftand 7 playful Sportivenefs ;. merriment Spenfer The noble knight "gan fee {portful with Cofma Ga/MEesoMENESS Then on her head they fet a garland green And crowned her 'twixt earneft and 'twixt game 3. Infolent merriment fportive though old, yet gamefome Geron Belial ajeft, Iflandick. [gaman gay fome The leg of a horfe What can be more admirable than for the principles of the fibres of a tendon to be fo mixed as t make it a foft body, and yet to have the clean.sh data import.tsv out README ftrengt of iron2? as appears by the weight which the tendon lying on a horfe's gamérel/, doth then command when he rears up with a man upon his back. Grew GAME Frolick- PGaw, for began, from 'gin for begin Ga'MrsoMe. adj. [from game, Ga'merEL, n [. [from gamla, gambarella Addifn Rankle and fefter, and gangrez To black mortification Milton's Agoniftes As phlegmons are fubjet to mortitication, fo alf in fat bodies they are apt:to gangiene -after openingy 1f that fat be not fpeedily digefied out B rfom G 4'NGRENOU GA Italian. GA GA |