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Show T O a gentleman proudl Gonfalvo, the great captain It i this2 Who anfwered great captain, Who' th atke Mendoz d Dieg armed borfed an HO Ho'rsecvcumber ~ber. A plant Bacon Shakefpeare ., 'To cover a mare If you let him out to Aorfe more mares than you Mortimer own, you muft feed him well HorseBack. z /. [borfe and back.] Ridin pofture; the ftate of being on a horfe I've feen the French And they can well on bor/eback I faw them falute on horfeback Shakefpeare Beheld them when they lighted Alexander fought but one remarkable battl wherein there were any elephants, and that wa in which notwithftandin Brown When mannifh Mevia 5y fo i fenfe, rfig o i ity that two-handed whore Aftride on Aorfeback hunts the Tufcan boar Dryd. Fuv If your ramble was on horfeback, I am glad of it Swift to Gay on account of your health HorseBEa'N. #. fo [horfe and bean. Amall bean ufually given to horfes Only the fmall borfebear plough Ho'rseBLock is propagated by th Mortimer block on which they climb to a horfe Horsepoa'r. 7. /o [horfe and boat.] A boa ufed in ferrying horfes and Horsepo'y. n./. [horfe and boy. Some horfeboys, being awake ! Sk A bo in drefling horfes ; a ftableboy employe oy iy o [horfe and block. 7. / Ahe fire in their matches difcovered the b Knolles's Hiftory HoRseBREAKER. 7 [ [horfe and break. One whofe employment is to tame horfe to the faddle Unde Sagittariu breakers, and tamer are born chariot-racers, Aorfiof wild beafts Horsccur'snur 7. A tree Efeulus. It hat whic Creech [hofe and chefuur o five leaves ar of a anomalou figure, opening with two lips: there are male an female upon the fame fpike : the female flowers ar fucceeded by nuts, which grow in green prickl hutks Their whole year's fhoot is commonly perdormed in three weeks time, after which it dees n anore than increaf in bulk and become more firm and all the latter part of the Summer is occupie an forming and ftrengthening the buds for the nex year's fhoots Miller The horfechefnut grows into a goodly ftandard Ho'rsecourse Mortimer #. fi [horfe and courfer Junius derives it from hosfe and cgfe, a old Scetchword, which fignifies tochange and it thould therefore, he thinks, b Wit horfecafer The word now ufed i Scotland is Aorfecouper, to denote a jockey {eller, or rather change o horfes I may well be derived from courfe, as h that fells horfes may be fuppofed to conrf or exercife them. . One that runs hotfes, or keeps horfes fo the race 2. A dealer in horfes A fervant to a horfecourfer was thrown off this horfe Wifewan. A Florentine bought a horfe for fo many crowns upon conditio to pa half down the horfeconrfe comes to him next morning for the remainder L Efirange Ho'rseerasp Yoi, I #/o Akind of fith, = Aixf laft z / A herb. 'Th The great borfemufcle, with the fine fhell, tha breedeth in ponds, do not only gape and (hut as th oyfters do, but remove from one place to another Bacon Ho'rserray Coarfe Ho'rserapisa Horferadif farrier Ainfavorth [From Jeech ; fignifying a phyfician. thought he might comman th wave of the fea wa caft on the ground an Encounters between Aor/emer on the- one fide, an foot on the other, are feldom with extremity of danger ; becaufe as horfemen can hardly break a battle o fo men on foot cannot poffibly chafe horfemen Hayavard In the early times of the Roman commonwealth tria millia eris, and foot-foldier one mille; that is more than fix-pence day to a horfeman, and two-pence a day to a footArbuthnot on Coins foldier 3. A rider; a man on horfeback With defcending thow'rs of brimftone fir'd The wild Barbarian in the frorm expir'd Wrapt in devouring flames the horfeman rag'd And {purr'd the fteelin equal flamesengag'd. Add fon A horfeman's coat fhall hid "Thay taper{hape, and comelinefs of fid> Prior losfeman. The art of riding ; the art of managin a horfe Ile vaulted with fuch eafe into his feat As if an angel dropt down from the clouds To turn and wind a fiery Pegafus And witch the world with noble boifeman/bip A/).'lA‘t",G')fJ."F in term of huating o horferanfbip Weatton His majefty, to (hew his borfeman/bip, flaughtere Addifon two or three of his fubjects Peers grew proud, in borfemanfbip t* excel Newmarket's glory role, as Britain's fell is increafed by fprouts fpreading fro Mortimer covered goblet, or a worm-eaten nut Shakefpeare's As you like it 2. One that {ferves in wars on horfeback pleale themfelve biting : a fpecies He is not a pickpurfe, nor a borfeffealer; but fo his verity in love, I do think him as concave a A fkilful borfemarn, and a huntfman bred. Dryder "The radjb. 2. An herb HorsESTEALER.. 7. fi [horfe and fleal. A thief who takes away horfes 2 Mac. ix. 3 [fro an I was thrown into the Thames, and cool'd glow ing hot in that furge, like a borfe/boe. Shak fpear Ho/RsEMAN. 7. fo [horfe and man. 1. One fkilled 1n riding 7. / [hof Ho'rsEsHOE. #. /. [horfe and fAoe. 1. A plate of iron nailed to the feet o horfes carried Iye that befor Ho'RSEMANSHIP # f Stomachicks are the crefle acrids, as Aorferadif and {curvy-grafs, infufed in wine Floyer on the Humours H yearl off Ho'RSELITTER. 2.o [horfe and lister.] carriage bung upon poles between tw veceive n [ [horfe and vace. the old roots left in the ground, that are cut or broke Shakefpe L re a horfema fcurvygrafs Po The A very blood 7 to fuck. toot [horfe and pond. A root acrid an Let us to France 5 like borfeleeches, my boys no play. In horferaces men dre curious that there be no the leaft weight upon the one horfe more than upo the other Bacon Trajan, in the fifth year of his tribunefhip, en tertained the people with a borferace Addifor _ The horfeleech hath two daughters, crying Give give rov in which the peifo an match of horfes in running Ho'RSEHEEL. 7. /. An herb Ainfworth Ho'RsELAUGH. . /. [horfe and laugh.] loud violent rude laugh horfes along [hof rough, rugged play Horsera'cr His glitt'ring helm, which terribly was grac' With waving horfehair Dryden 2 Ho'rseronp. #. pond for horfes with coltsfoot Ainfworth Ho'rseuarr. 7 /o [borfe and hair. 'Th hair of horfes Ho'RsELEECH. 7. /. [horfe and Jeech. 1. A great leech that bites horfes He is too much given to Aor/zp/ay in his raillery and comes to battle like a dictator from the plough Drydern fam A horfelaugh, if you pleafe, at honefty A joke on Jekyl Bacou, Ho'rseminT, 2 /i A large coarfe mint Ho'rsemuscLe. . /. A large mufcle A fly tha carried in an hborfelitter digitated or fingered leaves: the flowers confi Though green peas and beans be caten fooner yet the dry ones that are ufed for fofemeat are rip ftings horfes, and fucks their blood Bo'rseroot A bird vender "The Chinefe eat borfefle/b at this day, and fom gluttons have colt's flefh baked Bacon An old hungry lion would fain have bzen dealin with a good piece of horfifle/b; but the nag h thought would be too fleet for him L' Eftrange Ho'RsErLY. 7. /. [horfe and / Ainfw dinfaworth Ho'rsemear. #, £ [borfe and mear.] ' Pro Horsee'MmET. 2. fi [horfe and emmet, Ant of a large kind Ho'rserLrsu. 7 /i [horfe and fiy/b.] 'Th flefh of horfes Shakefpeare he was on horfeback pr ' ) semarcu.: #./ H Put it into an ox's horn, and, covered clofe, le itrot in hot horfedung Peacham on Drawing With variable complexions; all agreein Ho'rsemarTEN. 7 /i A kind of large bee 'Th excrements of horfes Stalls, bulks, window Are fmother'd, leads are fill'd, and ridges Aors' with Porus, king of India [horfe and cucum Ho'rsepune. 7 /i [horfe and dung. . In earneftnefs to fee him "The herfecucumber is the large green cucumber and the beft for the table, green out of the garden Mortimer St. Elmo, who never appears but after the frorm 2. To carry one on the back 3. To ride any thing . HO Pope Ho'rserair. z./ Aplant Ho'rsEToNGUE. #./. An herb Hd'rsewav. z f. [borfe and away. broad way by which horfes may travel Know'ft thou the way to Dover -Both flile and gate, Aozfewvay and footpath Shak. XK. Lear Horra'troN. 2. [ [hortatio, Latin.] Th act of exhorting; a hortatory precept' advice or encouragement to fomething Ho'rraTive, 2 /. [from hertor, Latin. Exhortation ; precept by which one incite or animates Generals commonly in their bortatives put me in mind of their wives and children Bacorn Ho'rTaTORY adj [fro horior Latin. Encouraging; animating ; advifing to an thing; ufed of precepts, not of perfons a hartatory {peech, not a hortatory ipeaker Hormicw'Lawre. . /. [hortns and cultura Latin. 'The art of cultivating gardens Ho'rRTvLaN adi [hortulanus Belonging to a garden This feventh edition of m yours Hosa'sNa, 2. /. [éeawve. of praife to God Latin. Aorrulan kalendar i Evelysn An exclamatio Through the vaft of hzay' It founded, and the faithful armies run Hofanna 1o the Higheft 6 Milton Th |