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Show HU ‘& brea int an H rules of the ftiicteft "moo 4. Care of domeftick affairs Lorenzo I commit into your hand The bufbandry and manage of my houfe "HUSH Silence [Without etymology. be ftill! no noife intery Still the rack ftand ftilf frown'd Thi M did blufh 3 Bearing a third for fham Phillips The hufky terrene dregs from purer muft ‘Hu'ssy, #. /. [corrupted from honfewife bad o for fen il a i ta e e But at thefe ftrangers prefence every one did bzx/b It is often: woman; a worthlefs wench Spenfer ufed ludicroufly in flight difapprobation. To HusH. v. a. Taftill; to filence; t Get you in, Au/fy, go: now will I perfonate thi quiet; to appeafe fan oy i Southern's Innocent Aduliery hopeful young jade Yetcan I not of fuch tame patience boaft Shake/p Asto be hufbt, and noughtiat all to fay 1t was my breath that blew this tempeft up Urpon your ftubborn.ufage of the pope But fince you: are a gentle convertite Pope Of ftupid ftarers and of loud hrzzas 'To Huzza'. v. ». [from the interjetion. To utter acclamation A caldron of fat beef, and ftoop of ale On the buzzairg mob fhall fill prevail King's Coofery To Huzza' v, a 'To receive with accla mation He was huzzaed iinto the court by feverafthou fands of weayer and clothiers Hy'aciNtH. n [ [vanin3®~ Fr. byacinthus, Latin. 1. A flower It hat Another feemed.envious‘or co in her' teeth did gnaw a rufh ; Anothe I Addiforn byacintbe a bulbous root: the leaves are long a narrow : the ftalk is upright and naked, the flower growing on the upper part in a {pike: the flower confift each of one leaf, are naked, tubulofe, an cut into fix divifions at the brim, which are ‘re flexed: the ovar thre angles whic become i a roundif divide int fruit wit thre cells which are filled with roundifh feeds Miller The filken fleece, impurpl'd for the loom Rival'd the hyacinth in vernal bloom. Pope's Odyffey 2.. The byacinth is the fame with the /api Lyncurius of the ancients. It is a lef council ;. a court held fhewy - gem than any of the other re To-Hu'sTLE. w. a: [perhaps corrupted fro ones I i feldo fmalle tha fee co i to fh 'T bur fa et k le. io e My tongue fhall bz/b again this ftorm of war of hemp or-large tha nutmeg It bou land fr esv [c / bluft'rin fe rr Hu you pt i sw re And make faix weathe is. found of various degrees of deepnefs Shakefpeare Itis I. A bad manager;.a forry woman Speak foftly;and palenefs; . but its celour is always a an go i d hoz uf t eav co f mo A's hufbt as midnight yet. Sbakefpeare's Tempef? admixtur confiderabl wit red deadif fen ba e i buf o hu wif My love would fpeak 5 my duty bu/fbes me. Shak o yellow it mof ufua i tha mixed Bia ca together fhrin w ira o be When in red and yellow, which we know by th A hbufwife, that, by felling her defires >And the bleak winds fhall whiftle round our heads j V it rht Wi s a Sacen ] Wilt thou then talk thus to me i T fufbo'd as midnight filence go will not have your acclamations now Drydex Prepares his empire for his daughter's eafe And for his hatching nephiews {mooths the feas Dryden The court was bufbed, and a whifper ran. Addifon tha ToHusu up. v, a. To fupprefsin filence to forbid to be mentioned e b This matter is bu/bed up, and the fervants are forbi RBope. to talk of it Hvu'samoNeY t brib 7. fi [hu and money. hinde information pa HUSK. 7. /. [huldfch, Dutch, or buyfcken from Auys. 'The outmoft integument o fruits Do but behold yon poor and ftarved band And your fair thew fhall fuck away their fouls Leaving them but the fhales and Azfks of men Shakefpeare Moft feeds, in their growing, leave their hu/ Bacow's Natural Hiftory or rind about the root ' Thy food fhall b ‘The frefh brook muffels, withered roots, and hu/k Shakefpeare's Tempeft Wherein the acorn cradled Fruits of all kinds in coa Rough, or fmooth rind, or bearded Au/ks, or fhel She gathers ; tribute large! and on the boar Heaps with unfparing hand Milton Some fteep their feeds, and fome in cauldrons boi Per gentle fires; the exuberant juice to drain, And {well the flatt'ring Aufks with-fruitful grain Some when the pref H;s drain'd the pulpous mafs Dryden regale their {win With the dry refufe; thou, more wife, fhalt ftec Bu Aufwifin the little Heav' ha lent She duly paid a groat for quarter-rent ; And pinch'd her belly, with her daughters two Drjiien To bring the year about with much ado Hu'swirerY. 7z /. [from bufwif 1. Management good or bad Tuyffer to women If cheefes in dairie have Argus his eyes Tell Cifley the fault in her bufwifery lies 7. / Tuffer [pucze, Saxon ; hute, French. poor cottage Our wand'ring faints, in woful ftate To a fmall cottage came at laft Where dwelt a good old honeft yeoman Who kindly did thefe faints invit In his poor Aut to pafs the night Sore pierc'd by wintry wind How many fhrink into the fordid Au Of cheerlefs poverty HurcH 7 /. [ppacca, Saxon the Hy'apes. y n. fo [oadts. ftellation Hy/aps A watery con Then failors quarter'd heav'n, and found a nam For ev'ry fix'd and ev'ry wand'ring ftar The pleiads, byads Dryden's Georgicks Hy'avine adj [ozaw®-. Glafly ; cry ftalline; made glafs; fembling glafs founded in vie Milfion Hy'sripovUS. adj. [okeis; hybriday Latin. Begotten between animals- of differen fpecies. Why fuch different fpecies fhould not only mingl together, but alfo generate an animal, and yet tha that Aybridous production {hould not again generate is to me a myitery Ray Hypa'tipes. # /. [from odwe. *Littl tran{parent bladders of water in any part in dropfical perfons fro Swift Thomfon Hy'pra. 7./. [bydre, Latin.] A monfte with many heads flain by Hercules whence any multiplicity of evils is terme buche, Fr. o the found. T buzz; to murmar Huzzal. interj mation refembling hyacinths All the water is contained in little bladders, adhering to the liver and peritoneum, known by th name of bydatides Wifeman Mortime o Huzz. v. z [fro Viad %{ffl(){ well, and keep them in butches clofe cafks ad). [oaxiIn®-. a diftention or rupture of the lympheduéis The beft way to keep them, after they are threfhed to dr of hyacinths moft commo A corn cheft i | HyactUNtHINE Hill on Foffils On the clear Ayaline, the glafly fea 2. Management of rural bufine{s committe Hur name of flame-coloar From heav'n-gate not far Good hufwifery triet To rife with the cock 111 Aufwifery lyet "Till nine of the clock t A dext'rous fteward, when his tricks are found Hu/bmoney fends to all the neighbours round His mafter, unfufpicious of his pranks Pays all the coft,and gives the villain thanks. SwifZ Why fhould you want The bounteous hxfwife, Nature, on each buf Shakefpeare Lays her fulnefs before you fecure filence a thrifty woman 2. An ceconomift «. e. [from the noun. To. Hulswire , To manage with ceconomy and frugality Calms ev'ry ftorm, and Aw/bes.ev'ry wind bt [pureing,Saxon. z. / Buys herfelf bread and cloth. Shakefpeare's Othello Her fire at length is kind Hu'stings Wilt thou the Hufb my, cares- thus, and fhelter me with love Otwway s To ftri With timely car Shave the goat's fhaggy beard, left thou too lat In vain fhould'ft feek a ftrainer, to difpar that fawn'd,, th Watts A bufty harveft from the grudging ground Dryden's Virgil [from the interjetion. To be ftill ; to be filent e upon Aufks inftead of kernels Moft have foun The bold winds fpeechlefs, and the orb belo Shakefpeare's Hamlet As hufb as death @.. # then beat til Hu'sky. adj. [from bz Abounding in hafks; confifting of hufks As we often fee, againft fome ftormy Ty HusH fun off the outward integument Hu'skep. aedj. [from hufb. hufk ; covered with a hufk There's forhething elfe ¢o do; Au/b and be mute Or clfe our fpell is marr'd. Shakefpeare's Tempefs fwelled ; afterwards dried in th All fame is foreign, but of true defert Plays round the head, but comes not to the heart One felf-approving hour whole years outweigh 7o Husk. v. a. [from the noun. Shakefpeare A filence in the heav'ns day and night; Awzzas an let me cool you fee The king hath done you wrong; but hz/b! 'tis fo hunting-horns neve Aybuthzt "The hufts in water, and again emplo the Abufk was taken off, and ground Arbuthnot on Coins Do not content yourfelves with mere words, lef Shake/p. Husu. adj. [from the interjettion. filent; quiet HY The pond'rous engine Phillips Barley for ptifan was firft feeped in water till i Sawift bufbandry A fhout; a cry of accla The buzzas of the rabble are the fame to a bea L'Eftrang that they are to a prince You keep a parcel of roaring bullies about a hydra New rebellions raif Their Aydra heads, and the falle North difplay Her broken league to imp her ferpent wings. Mittom More_ formidable Aydra ftands within Whofe jaws with iron-teeth feverely grin Subdu The Aydra of the many-headed hiffing crew Hy'prasocues . /i [¥ and L Dyyden Dryd k dragogue, Fr.] Such medicines as occafio the difcharge of watery humours, whic i |