OCR Text |
Show HY is generally the cafe of the ftronger catharticks, becaufe they fhake moft forcibly the bowels and their appendages Quincy Hyprav'Licar. )\ adj. [from hydraulick. ‘Hyprav'riex. } "Relating to the conveyance of water through pipes the air is ufeful Among the engines in whic pump ‘engines ma be accounted is extravafate into th Arbuthnot on Diet ventricles of the brain ‘HypRrO'GRAPHER. 7 /. [0dwe and yeddw hydrographe, Fr. One who draws map of the fea It may be drawn from the writings of our AydroBoyle 7. /f. [6dwg and yeapw o Defcriptio Fr. hydrographie th watery part of the terraqueous globe { ‘Hy'promancy. #. /i [0 w2 an d pbccv‘rm, Prediction by water hydromantie, Fr. Divinatio wa invente by th Perfians: there are four kinds of divination; Aydromancy, pyroAyliffe mancy, actomancy, and geomancy Hy'proMEL. 7 /i [Vdwe and péi; hydHoney and water romel, French. Hydromel is a drink prepared of honey, bein -ane of the moft pleafant and univerfal drinks th northern part of Europ the moft ancient In fevers the aliment affords, as well as one o Mortiner prefcribed by Hippocrate were ptifans and cream of barley hydromel that is honey and water, when there was no tendency to Arbuthnot delirium and pérger.] A HyDprRO'METER. 7 /i [ Anftrument to meafure the extent or profundity of water Hypro/MeTRY. 7 /i [(dwe and péreon. The a of meafuring the extent of water Hyproruo'B1a. 7. /. [00ze@oBia ; hydrophobie, Fr.] Dread of water Among thofe difmal fymptoms that follow th Bite of a mad dog, the hydrophobia, or dread of wate Ruincy is the moft remarkable HypRO'PICAL, ) adj. [0dgemwmbss hydropigue ¥r. from hydrops Hyoro'rrck Latin 1 Dropfical; difeafe wit extravafate water Cantharides heat the watery parts of the body as urine, and hydropical water. Bacon's Nat. Hiff The world's whole fap is funk The general balm th' Aydropick earth hath drunk Donne Hydropical fwellings, 1f they be pure, are pelWifeman tucid Hydropick wretches by degrees decay Growing the more, the more they wafte away By their own ruins they augmented lye With thirft and heat dmidft a deluge fry. Blackmore One fort of remedy, he ufes in dropfies, th Arbuthnot water of the Aydropicks 2. Refembling dropfy Som men' hydropic Relating t sarwon, taught by hydroftaticks bod huma never b there wil fomethin in fpecie formin [dw an infatiablenefs learned t thirft the more, by how much more they drank King Charies tical. in fuch a fluid According to hydroftaticks HyprosTa'TIcKks. 7 /i dwg and sowies bydroflatique, ¥Fr.] The {cience of weighing fluids; weighing bodies in fluids 7. [ There is an Aywmn fung; but the fubjeét of i is #lways the praifes of Adam, and Noah -an Abraham, concluding ever with a thankfgiving fo th n. /. [hyene, ¥r. hyena, Lat. An animal like a wolf Hyze'na fabuloufly to imitate human voices fai I will weep when you are difpofed to be merry; will laugh like a Ayer, when you are inclined t Shakefpeare fleep A wonder more amazing would we find Th' byena fhews it, of a doubl, kind Varying the fexes in alternate years In one begets, and in another bears, Dryden's Fables Th hyen wa indee well joine wit th ‘bever, as having alfb a bag in thofe parts, if thereb we underftand the Ayena odorata, or civet cat Brown's Vulgar Errours Thomfon The keen byena, felleft of the fell Hycero'METER. 2. /. [ovgos and pergen s hygrometre, ¥r.] An inftrument to meafur the degrees of moifture fponge perhaps might be a better hygromete than the earth of the river Arbuthnot on Air Hy'croscore. 7 f. [0ye@ and oxomis hygrofeope, ¥r.] An inftrument to fhe the moifture and drynefs of the air, an Bacon ToHYMN. v, a. [owin.] To praife in fong to worfhip with hymns Whofe bufinefs were to ferve the Lor High up in heav'n, with fongs to Aymx his throne Zo HymN tion The w. Miltorn 'To fing fongs of adora touch'd their golden harps and bymnin prais' God and his works He had not left alive this patient faint Milton This anvil of affronts, butfent him hence Purger of water or phlegm Hryerx nativity of our Saviour Farewel, you happy fhades Where angels firft thould practife hymns, and ftrin Their tuneful harps, when they to Heav'n would fing Drydern [3dwg; hydrotigue, Fr. He feems to have been the firft who divide purgesinto Aydroticks and purgers of bile. Arbutbnat . Soft as the parafite's filk, let Aymns be mad " An overture for the gvars. Shakefpeare's Coriolanys wil reconcileable to this Aydroffatical law be always fomething lighter beneath, an heavier above; becaufe bone, the heavief Beitley will be ever in the midft HypRro/TICK When freel grow ~hydroftaticks Arbutbnot and Pope A hydrocephalus, or droply of the head, is onl ‘Hypro'craPHY adj HYDROSTA'TICAL The weight of all bodiesaround the earth is eve proportional to the quantity of their matter: for inftance, a pound weight, examined Aydroftaticaliy doth always contain an equaj quantity of lolid mals Bentley Hyprocr'pHALUS. 72 /. [0dwe and xepaiy. A dropfy in the head grapher the more we drink the more we {hall thirft. Tillotfon Hyprosta'TrcaLry. adv. [from hydigfa HYDRAU'LICKS. . /. [¢dwg, water, an @@, a pipe,] The {cience.of conveyin water through pipes or conduits "HYDROCE'LE. 7. /. [vdpoxnrn; hydrocele, Fr. A watery rupture the feru an r p e f d i o d A o n k is lu Ever and other hydraulica Derbam We have employed a virtuofo to make an 4ydraulick engine, in which a chymical liquor, refembling blood, is driven through elaftick channels incurable whe HY HY To hold a peaceful branch of palm above And hymn it in the quire. Dryden's Spanifb Friar Hy'mw~ick hymns adj [vuw®@-. Relatin t He rounds the air, and breaks the Aymnick note In birds, heav'n's chorifters, organick throats Which, if they did not die, might feem to b A tenth rank in the heavenly hierarchy Donne 7 Hyp. «. a. [barbaroufly contracte from hypochondriack.] 'To make melan choly; to difpirit I have been, to the laft degree, Aypped fince I fa you Spettator Hy'parracs. #. [ [iwerreyn] A figur by which words change their cafes wit each other Hy'per. #. /. [A word barbarguily curtailed by Prior from bypercritick.] A hypercritick on mor critical than ne ceflity requires. Prior did not know th meaning of the word Criticks 1 read on other men Prior And bypers upon them again HYPE'RBOLA. #. /. [kyperbole, Fr. ims to meafure and eftimate the quantity o and B4rrs.] In geometry, a fection o RQuincy either extreme a cone made by a plane, fo that the axi Moifture in the air is difcovered by bygrofcapes le oppofit th t incline fe@io th o Arbuthnot i fParabol th i whic cone th o Hyvra'RcHICAL. adj. [Uyn and &gxn] Preinterfect ellipfi th i an it t paralle fiding over matter fectio hyberbolica th o axi Th it Hywm. n /. A fpecies of dog; unlefs it o fid oppofit th wit alf mee wil is by miftake for Lym the cone, when produced above the vertex Avaunt, you curs Harris Maftiff, greyhound, mungril grim Hound or fpaniel, brache or bymzn Or bobtail tike, or trundle tail Tom will make him weep and wail Hy'meN. n. fo [opw. 1. The god of marriage 2. The virginal membrane Hymene/aL. Qn f. [owées®. Hymene'an Shakc/peare riage fong A mar And heay'nly choirs the bymenean {ung. Milton For her the fpoufe prepares the bridal ring Pope For her white virgins Aymeneals fing HyMeNE'AL HyMmenE'AN | @dj. Pertainin riage to mar "TChe fuitors heard, and deem'd the mirthful voic A fignal of her hymeneal choice. ~ Pope's Ody/Jey A Hywm~. w [ [bymne, Fr. vpy@-, encomiaftick fong, or fong of adoratio to fome fuperiour being As 1 earft, in praife of mine own dame So now in honour of thy mother dear Spenfer An honourable Aym»n 1 eke fhould frame Our folemn Aymns to fullen dirges change Our bridal flow'rs ferve for.a buricd coarfe. Shake/p Had the velocities of the feveral planets bee greater or lefs than they are, or had their diftance from the fun, or the quantity of the fun's matter and confequently his attraive power been greate or lefs than they are now, with the fame velocities they would not have revolved in concentrick circles but have moved in Ayperbolas very eccentrick Bentley Hy'pERBOLE. 7. /i [Ayperbole, Fr. imeglonn. A figure in rhetorick by which any thin is increafed or diminifhed beyond th exa truth as, be runs fafter than light ning. His pofeffions are fallen to dufl He awas fo gaunt, the cafe of a flagellet wa a manfion for bim. Shakefp S Terms unfquar' Which, from the tongue of roaring Typhon dropt Would feem Ayperboles. Shake. Troilus and Creffida "Taffata phrafes, filken terms precife Three pil'd hyberpoles, fpruce affettation Figures pedantical, thefe Summer flies Have blown me full of maggot oftentation Shake/p They were above the Ayperboles, that fond poetr Glanville beftows upon its admired objes Kyderboles |