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Show ( $uore/DOLOVSNESS: 7 /i [from iveredulous.] Hardnefs of belief; incredulity [iz and cremo, Latin. adj Iscre'MABLE Not confumable by fire If from the fkin of the falamander thefe inereBrown's Vulgar Err mable pieces are compofed Latin. 7. fo [incrementum FNCREMENT 1. A& of growing greater Divers conceptions are concerning the Nile's i Brown's Vulgar Ervours crementy or inundation matter added 4, Increafe at top, ferving as th is expande This fratu feminary that furnithet and increment of anima matter for the formatio and vegetable bodies Woeodaward 3. Produce A "To chide; to reprehend Th Latin. chiding of hi paternal o fraterna admonitions fellow Chriftians, or of the governors of the church Rit then mor Vush public an reprehenfion ‘ucrepations Hammond . a. [incraflo, Latin %o Incru'sT T To INcRU/STATE. } iucrafters K cover with an additional coat adhering t tahe internal matter The finer. part of the wood will be turned into air and the groffer ftick baked and izcruffate upon th Bacon fides of the veflel Some rivers bring forth fpars, and other minera matter fo as to cover and izcri? the ftones Weodward e and let Jove incruf Save but our army Swords, pikes, and guns with everlafting ruft Pope _ Any of thefe fun-like bodies in the centers of th feveral vortices, are {o izerufiaied and weakened a to be carried about in the vortex of the true fun Cheyne The thiel was purchafe by Woodward wh ~incruffed it with a new ruft Arbuthnot and Pope IncrusTaA/TION. 2. f from 7ncrzfte, Latin. [incraffation, Fr An adherent co vering fomethin fuperinduced Having fuch a prodigious ftock of marble, thei ehapels are laid over with fuch a rich variety of /zcrufations as cannot be found in any other part Addifon on Italy ¥ I'ncuBars @. To fit upan eggs [imubo Latin. . /. [imcubation, French Ixcusa'tion incubatio, Lat.] 'The a& of fitting upo €ggs to hatch them ineubation, o Raleigh Whether that vitality was b how elfe, is only known to God Birds have eggs enough at firft conceived in the o ferve them, allowing fuch a proportion for ever Ray year as will ferve for one or two incubations When the whole tribe of birds by izcubation produc their young it is a wonderful deviation tha fome few families fhould do it in a more noverca Derbam Way As the white of an egg by incubatian; {o ca the ferum. by the action of the fibres be attenuated Uscusvus / [Latin Avbuthnot #ncube French. The nightmare The. incubus is an. inflation of the membrane 0'f the ftomach, which: hinders the motion of th dlaphragma, lungs, and pulfe weight opprefling the breaft INCULCATE inculguer, French. quent admonitions w a wit fenfe of Eloyer [incalco Lat Atterbury ‘o or into The motions of the minute parts of badies are in vifible, and incur not to the eye; but yet they are t be deprehended by experience Bacon INrC‘ULCA TION . /. [from suculcate. The a& of impreffing by fréquent admonition II\CU_L Latin. = admonitor Th adj. [inculte, Trenchy incultus Uncultivated; untilled Latin. adj. [i an INcurABYLITY confequentl Latin. an of fcorn, but pity [i an o Incu'RaBLE Fr and facil fHarvey adj [incnrable ¥r i an curable.] Not admitting remedy; not t be removed by medicine; irremediable hopelefs culpabilis infirmities, the frailty of man' Paufe not has invincibly, and therefore izculpably expofed him of the former cure of the other Unblameably ; without blame error conditio adv [incarabilité reafon of the izcurabilii South Incvu/LpaBLY 7. We'll inftantly open a door to the mannerof proper and improper confumption, together with th fq far as it may be refolved into na not the objec aétswit from incurable.] Impofiibility of cure utter infufceptibility of remedy culpabilis isas to men, at leaft incu/pable even in fpirituals South Unblameable; not reprehenfible Ign‘ornn_c_c of man quality of external objects that izcur into the fenfes Her forefts "huge l:nmlf, robuft and tall, by Nature's han Planted of old Thomfon's Autumn IncuS LPABLE min corporeal dependance;-and fo is he helped or hindered in its operations, according to the differen repetition for the prefent time's fo fick That prefent medicine muft be miniftred South Incu'MBENCY. 2. [, [from incumbent. 1.. The a&t of lying upon another z. The ftate of keeping a benefice Or overthrow incurable enfues Shakefpeare Stop the rage betime Before the wound do grow izeurable For being green, there is great hope of help Thefe fines are only to be paid to the bifhop, durin Shak Lj//?)t‘fl?' € Sawifi A fchirrus is not abfolutely izcurable, becaufle i his incumébency in the fame fee IN'CUMBENT «adj [incumbens 1. Refting upon lying upon has been know Latin. cattle If idiot Then with expanded wings he fteers his fligh Aloft incumben Milion's Paradife Loft That felt unufual veight The afcending parcels of air, having now littl more than the weight of the incumbent water t furmount were able both fo to expand themfelves a to fill u that part of th by prefling ever and vaded the Withou per He feldom at the Park appear'd Yet, not fucurions, was inclin' To know the converfe of mankind L' Efprange fhall {hew our th obligation alf Alterbury which are izcumbent upon us INCU'MBENT. 7. /. [incumbens, Latin.] H who is in prefent pofleflion of a beneiice is unavoidably liable to frailt c e F e b o n [ a w E M C To I See ENCUMBER To embarrafs My caufe is call'd, and that long look'd-for da de Dr ay de ne fo wi er um Is fill ez To INCUR. «. a. [iucurro, Latin. r o n m f n p t l a l m c b 1. T prehenfion I have incurred difpleafure: from giving way to_the faults of others They, not obeying what could they lefs inferiors fo Haywar the penalty; defery' 1 to fall Milto h a w t l 't u u p u e p l fi o t d So j Spain is very weak at home, or very flow t move, when they fuffered a fmall fleet of Englifh t mak | to enforce by con They had a full perfuafive that not to do it n i a m d c i t l n u e n c to defert God, a ORED invafion an hoftil thei upo or izcurfion Bacon havens and roads Now the Parthian king hath gather'd all his hof \gainft the Scythian, whofe incurfions wil Haye wafted Sogdiana The incurfions of. the Goths difordered the affair Arbuthnot on Coins of the Roman empire #. f Incurva'TioN at al incurvo [fro . The att of bending or making crooked 2. State of being bent; curvity; crooked = A neis One part moving while the other refts, one woul fhould caufe an izexrvation inthe line Glan think 3. Flexio of the body in token of reve rence He made ufe of, a&s of worfhip which God-hat appropriated; as izcurvatios T a w To Incu'rvaTE h i f t e m n y f b ' r e i o t Whic To imprefs by fre ravage inroad conqueft Southe withou Invafio French. 2. [ Lucurfion In many: places the whole ecclefiaftical duesare in lay hands, and the izcxmbent lieth at the merc Savift of his patron An occurrence 1. Attack ; mifchievou Spratt's Seymons duty izcumbent upon ts in th felves duly mindful not only of the advantages w manifold in fin Latin. Sins of daily izcur/ion, and fuch as huma exercife of our powers Thus, if we think and a&, w Ineurr'd Savift [from iucurro 7 Incu'rsioN All men, truly zealous, will perform thofe goo works that are izcumbent on all Chriftians but o upon with a carelefs iz Derbam to be looke his creatures curious eye 2. Impofed as a duty thence Creator did not beftow fo much fkill upo Th Thomfon fro Neg [in and curions. adj ligent; inattentive Addifon Afcending vapours on the day prevail Man is the deftin'd prey of peftilence And o'er his guilty dome She draws a clofe incumbent cloud of death receiv Lacke Incu'rrovus when to move th' izcumbent load they try There is a doubl remedy ignorant of it, to lift upwards with them what water the Bayle found above them With wings expanded wide ourfelves we'll rear Dryden And fly incumbent on the dufky air Here the rebel giants lye And Savift We cannot know it is or is not, being incurabl the fide way againf Arbuthnot and lunaticks cannot be found, incura INCU'RABLENESS, 7./. [from incurable. State of not admitting any cure incurable. [fro adv Incu'raBLY on the duiky air pipe whic that frefh pafture has cured it i bles may be taken into the hofpital Sev'nfold, and fcourge that wifdom back te h‘:l/_l Milton ftant repetition Manifelt truth may deferve fometimes to be iz 7. 'To occur; to prefs on the fenfes: wit Homer continually inculcates morality and pict to the godf Broomes Nates to Pope's Ody(fey As _t [increpatio 7. [ IncREPA'TION Reprehenfion Do fthe Latin. [inciepo a 8o INCREPATE culeated, becaufe we are too aptto forget'it tural inability The orchard loves to wav With Winter winds: the loofen'd roots then drin Large increment, carneft of happy years. Phillips Pt' IN and {acrif Stilling fleet Latin. [incurve to crook bend b fhewn ha Newto Sir Ifaa fevera ex periments of rays pafling by the edges of bodi that they are izearvaled by the altion-of C bodies ‘ NCURVITY ~1' v 7 /. [from izcurvus, La =rvi Crookednefs |