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Show Hi When Vulcan came into the world, he was hardfavoured that both his parents frowned on him 1. With difficulty; not eafily [hard and hand. one that has hand HarpHA'NDED. adj Coarfe; mechanick hard with labour - Hardhanded men that work in Athens here Which never labour'd in their-minds 'till now. Shak Clat Ha'RDHEAD. 7 /o [hard and head. of heads; manner of fighting in whic the combatants dafh their heads together [hard and heart. adj Cruel; inexorable; mercilefs; pitilefs barbarous; inhuman; favage; uncompalfionate My ripening hopes, that are fo near to joy > Dryden Bull otherwif wa man a good-nature Arbuthnot very hardbearted to his fifter Peg HarDHEARTEDNESS. z. /. [from hardhearied.] Cruelty; want of tendernefs want of compaflion Hardpeartednefs and cruelty is net only an inL'Effrange human vice, but worfe than brutal Ho blac aun baf is, ma a vice ingratitud [fro 7. Ha'rormenT D 3. Almoft not bravery ¢ Weak was the pulfe, and burd/y heay'd the heart Dryyden There is hardly a gentleman in the nation wh hath not a near alliance with fome of that body hard: Sawift youthfu knigh coul not for ough Spenfer He did confound the beft part of an hou In changing hardiment with great Glendower Shakefp Zeal was the fpring whence flowed her bardiment Fairf Ha'rorwess. # /.. [hardieffe, French; fro hardy. 1. Hardfhip ; fatigue cold, hunger endurers. o and all bardizefs Spenfer 2. Stoutnefs; courage; bravery Cannot. defend our own doors from the dog Letus be worried; and our nation lof Shakefpeare g Perkin had gathered together a powe of all na tions, neither in number, nor in the Aardinef; an courage of their perfons contemptible Bacon He has the courage of a rationa creature, an fuch an hardinefs we fhould endeavou and ufe to bring children to by cufto Locke Criminal as you are, you avenge yourfelf againf . one that fhould tell you of it the bardinefsof Spectator 2. Effrontery; confidence Harora'souren. adj. [hard and labour. o Elaborate ; ftudied ; diligently wrought q chearfully the hawkers cr 4 fatire and the gentry buy Whl!c my hardlabour'd poem pines U;lfold upon the printer's lines Harory, adv [from hard. are thofe realens demonftrative are they neceflary, or mere poflibilities only? Hooker 6 Rigorouily oppreilively Many men helieved.that he was sard/y dealt with. Clarendon They are now in prifon, and treated Aardl enough; for there are fifteen dead within two years Addifon If the bardnefs of the Winter fhould fpoil them, neithe Saifi 8. Not foftly; not tenderly; not delicatel So hardly lodg'd Ha'RoMouTHED bare earth her bed Dryden adj. [hard and mouth. Difobedient to the rein; no fenfibl o >Tis time my Aardmouth'd courfess to controul D{_‘ydwz Apt to run riot;. and tranfgrefs the goal But who can youth, let loofe to vice, reftrain When once the Aardmorib'd horfe has got the rei Dryde He's paft thy pow'rto ftop Ha/rRpNESS. 7. /i [fromr bard! 1. Durity; power of refiftance in bodies Hardnefs 1s a firm cohefion of the parts of ma ter that make up mafles of a fenfible bulk, fo th the whole does not cafily change its figure. ~ Locke variou combination o of temper favagenefs ; harfh nefs; barbarity We will afk That if we fail in our requeft .the blam Mn): hang upon our bardnefs Shakefpeare They quicken floth, perplexities unty Make roughnefs fmooth, and bardnefs mollify Denbam 9. Stiffnefs ;. harfhnefs Sculptors are obliged to follow the manners of th painters, and to make many ample folds, whic are infufferable fardneffes,,and more like a roc than a natural garment Dryden 10. Faulty parfimony; finginefs Ha'r/ pock. #z /. I{uppofe : the fame wit: With hardocks, hemlock, nettles, cuckoo-flowers Shake/ Harpss 7 fi The refufe or coarfer part of flax Ha'rpsure. 7 /. [from bard. 1. Injury; oppreffion They are ripe for a peace, to enjoy what we hav conquered for them; -and fo . are we effeéts of their hard/bips upon us thef cor to recover th Swift 2. Inconvenience; fatigue They were expofed to hardfbipand penury. Sprazt You could not undergo the toils of war Nor bear the bard/bips that your leaders bore Addifon In journeysor.at home, in waror peace By hardfbips many, many fall hy eafe Prior Ha'RpwARE #. / [hard and ware. Ma nufactures of metal HaRDWAREMAN % [hardware an man.] A maker or feller of metallinemanufactures One William Wood, an hardzwareman, obtainsby fraud a patent in England to coin copper to pafs Ireland the bit From. th the lofs of feed nor labour will be much Mortimer. 8. Cruelt Sawift Such information comes very hardly and harfhl to a grown man; and, however foftened goes but il Locke down Heav'n was her canopy up what is wanting in the beaut Ruy 7. Keennefs; vehemence of weather or fea{ons They have begun to fay, and to fetch inftances where he has in many things been Aard/y ufed 7. Unwelcomely;. harfhly If we, with thrice fuch powers left at home The name of Aardinefs and policy hardly of our laws o Why he was met ev'n now Crown'd with rank fumiter and furrow-weeds If there are fome reafons inducing you to thin hardy; grea t!'{c-xf fouls mak of their bodies and by the pulchritud burdock. 5. Severely; unfavourably Tn fingle oppofition, hand to hand are valiant an /J;Zi:d'li{:'/i" of their favour Shakefpeare To reconcile me harfhnefs of look By their virtuous- behaviour they compenfate th By any.in.this prefence, I defir ftaid b On the gentle Severn's fedgy bank The 6. Coarfenefs It T unwittingl Have aught committed that is Aard/y born But full of fire aud greedy hardiment Th as an injury Hocker Every commitfion of fin introduces unto the fou a eertain degree of Aardnefs, and an aptuefsto continue in that fin Sowuth "he®wand'ring breath was on the wing to part in ufe No barely thereo The tenants poor; the hardneftof the times Are all excufes for a fervant's crimes Sawift Shakefpeare South Sidney is not fuch as needeth much art new bait wil Fairy Queen fires the credit of being thought good intentio Concerning the duty itfclf, the Aardnef Hardly {hall you find any one fo bad, but he de ftoutnefs; 4. Gradgingly Courage ment, adv. French, n wit lightly Their banners wave again Milton bardy no m to pierce through the Aardnefs of this enterprize That we fhall hardly in our ages fe Spenfer Where if he be, with dauntlels hardibood fcant fith that once was caught hardly bite They are worn,. lord conful, f And nourifh bloody vengeance in his bitter mind Boldly affault the necromancer's hall It was time now or never to fharpe South Th Ha'ro1aeap. | # /. [from bardy.] Stoutnefs; bravery. Obfolete Ha'rp1HOOD Enflam'd with fury and fierce hardyhead He feem'd in heart to harbour thoughis unkind 3. Difficulty to be accomplifhed 5. Obdaracy ; profligatenefs ikelihood is an effential in the characte Clarifa Hardheartednefs of a libertine " This label on my bofo Is fo from fenfe in Aardzefs, that I ca Make no collection of it Shakefpeare fearchable corners of the heart, which the law o nature can Aardly, human laws by no means, pof z. Scarcely an Woodwarrd 2. Difficulty to be underftood 4. Scarcity; penury down South of compafiion fpecifick gravity Falfe confidence is eafily taken up, and hard/y lai be feen in thofe vices which it is always in combination with, pride and Aardhbeariednefs, or wan tafte, fmell, bardnefs but only the immortality of the foul Hooker God hath delivered a law as fharp as the twoedged fword, piercing the very clofeft ‘and moft un Hooker fibly reach unto There are in living creatures parts that nourit and repair eafily, and parts that nourifh and repai hardly Bacon The barks of thofe trees are more clofe and fof than thofe of oaks and afhes, whereby the mofs ca the hardlier iflue out Bacon The father, mother, daughter they invite; Hardly the dame was drawn to this repalt. Dryden Recov'ring bardly what he loft before His right endears it much, his purchafe more. Dryd Hardbearted Clifford, take me from the world Shakefpeare My foul to heav'n Can you be fo hardhearted to deftro Joh out of them, in colour affairs as might trouble their meditations, inftructe in the {harpeft and fubtleft points of learning; wh have, and that very hardly, been able to find ou I have been at hardhead with your butting citizens; I have routed your herd, I have difpers' Dryden them HarDHE'ARTED pufcles happen all the varieties of the hodies forme Touching things which generally ate received although in themfelves they be moft certain, yet becaufe men prefume them granted of all, we ar hardlic/t able to bring fuch proof of their certaint as may fatisfy gainfayers, when fuddenly and befides expectation they require the fame at our hands Hooker There are but a few, and they endued with grea ripenefs of wit and judgment, free from all fuc Dryden HA HA'RDY adj Bra\ve:e; I?S)Id, - b_l [hardi, French. f ut ft Lry the imaginatio mak one cowardly coc mor Recit The feats of Amazons Betwixt the bar e daringe ;, refolute. of fom bardy in cock-fishts and. the othe t mor Baco the fital figh d hero knight Dg::]fir, h to coutend with th reproach which is prepared.for thofe, who dare ven ture. |