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Show IN Whete the ebjed is fine and accurate InteRCEDER, #, /. [from. intercede. it con daceth much to have the fenfe intentive and erect The naked relation, at leaft the inrentive confi* deration of that, is able ftill, and at this difadvan nierceptus Th Inte/NTIVELY ‘adv. [from intentive. With application; clofely InTE'NTLY. adv, [from intent. Wit and godly living i it To INTE'R 1. To cover nnder ground ?E @. a Hammond A tomb 2. To obftru; to cut off; to ftop fro being communicated; to flop in the pro grefs. It is ufed of the thing or perfo pafling Though they cannot anfwer my diftrefs Yetin fome fort they're better than the tribunes For that they will not intercept my tale Shakefp Behind the hole I faftened to the pafteboard, wit Shak pitchy, the blade of a fharp knife, to inserespt fom part of the light. which paffed through the hole Shake/p Newton's Opticks His body thall be royally zterr'd And the laft funeral pomps adorn his herfe. Dryden o b e Th " fai afhes in an ol to hav bee recor of the convent interred betwee j f""f ar the very wall and the altar where they were takenup. 2. To cover with earth e Addifon The beft way is to izzer them as you furrow peafe Mort INTE'RCALAR. % adj. [intercalaire, Fr. intercalaris, Lat. In- InTe'RCALARY ferted out of the common order to, pre{erve the equation of time, as the twentyninth of February in a leap year is a intercalary day 90 INTE'RCALATE. w. a. [intercaler intercals 05 0 c Lat. Fr 'Fo infert an extraordi Fr [interc / # lation INTe caLA TION intercalatio, Lat.] - Infertion of days out of the ordinary reckoning 70 INTERCEDE intercedo, Lat. ~ ¥, To pafs between z [interceder Fr.| He {uppofeth that a vaft period intercedéd betwee that origination and the age wherein he lived. Hale Thofe fupetficies reflect the greateft quantity o light, which have the greateft refracting power, an which intercede mediums that differ moft in thei refrative denfities Newton 2, To mediate to act between two partie with a view of reconciling differences It has awith if only one part be named "and bezaveen if both be named The Since death's near;. and runs with fo much force We muft meet firft,. and ntercept his courfe the glad fo Prefenting, thus to inzercede began Nor was our bleffed Saviour only ou Milton propitiatio to die for us, and procure our atonement, but he i &ill our advocate, continuaily interceding with hi Father in behalf of all true penitents CalamyI may reftore myfelf into the good graces of m fair criticks, and. your lord(hip may intercede wit them on my promife of amendment Dryden ‘Origen denies: that any- prayer is to be made t them, although it be only to intercede with God fo s, but only the Son of God, Stitling fleet Dryd 4. It is ufed of that to which the paffage i direéted On barbed fteeds they rode in proud array, Thick as the college of the bees in May When fwarming o'er the dufky fields they fly New to the flow'rs, and intercept the fky Dryden The direful woes Which voyaging from Troy the vi¢tors bore While ftorms vinditive /nzercept the fhore. -~ Pope JINTERCE'PTION 7. / [interception, ¥r. in terceptio, Lat. from iniercepr. Stoppag in courfe; hindrance; obftru&ion pillars ftandin from the outmoft a wall will a competen b diftanc izierception of th fight, fomewhat in appearance diminifh the breadth Wotton's Architeciure The wor In fixty-three years there may be loft almoft eighteen days, omitting the inzercalation of one da every fourth year, allowed for this quadrant, or fi fupernumeraries Brown | 3. It is ufed of the at of paffing Th nary day vpilli i Addifgn's Spefiator to.bury The evil that men do lives after the The good is oft interred with their bones et 1 Your intergepted packet You writ to. the pope Shakefp. Henry VIII If we hope for things which are at too great a diftance from ps, it is pofible that we may be intercepted by deatli in our progrefs towards them wherein his corps fhall be interr'd On man's behalf Patron or interceffaur penfion in Matthew doth not only fignify fuf but alfo fuffocation, ftrangulation, ception of breath InTERCE'ssTON terceffio, Lat. or inzex Brown 7. f [interceffion Mediation Fr in mterpofition agency between two parties; agency i the caufe of another, generally in his favour, fometimes againft him Loving,. and therefore conftant, he ufed ftill th interceffion of diligence and faith, ever hoping becaufe he would not put himfelf into that hell to b hopelefs Siduey Can you, when you pufh'd out of your gates th very defender of them think t fron hi revenge with the palfied /nterceffion of fuch a decay'd dotar Shakefpeare as you feem to be He maketh interceffior to God againft Ifrael Rom. x1. 2 He bare the fin of many and made izzerce/fion fo the tranfgreflors Ifa. liii. 12 Pray not thou for this people, neither make Zurerceffion to me 5 forI will not hear thee Fer. vii. 16 To pray to the faints to obtain things by thei merits and interceffions, is allowed and contended fo by the Roman church Stilling flect Your interceffion now is needlefs grownj Retire ‘and let me fpeak with her alone INTERCE'SSOUR terceffor, Lat. tw partxe 2. / Dryd [inserceffenr, Fr in Mediator; agent betwee to procur reconciliation none appear'd Milron When we thall hear our eternal doom from our izterceffour, it will convince us, that a denial o South Chrift is more than tranfitory words 7o Invercuatn w. a. [inter and chain. To chain ; to Iin together Two bofoms interchained with an oath Spenfer Shakefp Within their chiefeft temple I'll erec ."/""';3 Behold the heay'nst thither thine eyefizht bend Thy looks, fighs, tears, for interceffours fend. Fairf So: then two bofoms, and-a fingle troth. Shakefpeare ToINTERCHA'RGE v. a. [inter and change. t.. Fo put each in the place of the other to give and take matually; to exchange March'd towards St. Albans t* intercept the qneen his intentnefs o Swift [eaterrer, Fr. he fhall loo I then in London, keeper of the king Maufter'd my foldiers, ‘gather'd flocks ot friends InTE'NTNESS. 2. [ [frém intent.] 'Th ftate of being intent; anxious applicatiom difengaged fro whenfoeve Whio intercepts me in my expedition -- O, fhe that might have iutercepred thee By ftrangling thee Sbakefpeare's Richard 111 alittle; but when you fix your eye intently upo them, they appear {o difproportioned that they give judicious eye pain Atterbury The Chian medal feats him with a volume open and reading intently Pope He is mor affairs. which be by planting of gar Zercept his going or coming ‘The odd paintings of an Indian fcreen may pleaf D i better courfe fhoul fortly, or be drawn out, fhall be always ready to iz If we infitt paffionately or fo 7nzently on the trut of our beliefs, as not to proceed to as. vigorous pur{uit of all juft, fober Lat. rifons about him clofe application; with eager defire Fr [ 1, To ftop and feize in the way tage of time, to rend the hearts of pious contemplators Brown's Vulgar Lyrours attention; wit On that intercedes; a mediator To INTERCE'PT, « a. [intercepter Bacon's Natural Hiflory clof B IN Fhey had left but one piece of on fhip wherco they kept themfelves in all truth, havin interchange their cares, while either cared for other,. each comforting and counfelling how to labour for the better,. and to abide the worfe Sidiey I thall 7nterchang My wained. ftate for Henry's regal crown Shakzfp 2. To fucceed alternately Hi faithful friend and brother Euarchus came f mightily to his fuccour that, with fome interchang ing changes of fortune they begat of a juft war beft child peace th Sidney IntercuA'NGE 7./0 [from the verb. 1. Commerce ;. permutatio ties o commodi Thofe have an interchange ot trade with Elana Hozuel. 2.. Alternate fuceeflion With what delights could T have walk'd thee round If 1 could joy in ought! fweet interchang Of hill and valley, rivers, woods, and plains.. Mi/t, The original meafures of time, by help of th lights in the firmament, are perceptible to us by the intcrchanges of light and' darknefs, and fucceffion of feafons Holder Removes and' interchanges would often happen in the firft ages after the flood Burnet's Theory 3. Mutual donation and reception An Let Diomedes bear him bring us Creffid hither. Good*Diomede, Yurnifh you fairly for this interchange Farewel; the leifure and the feartul time, Shak Cuts off the ceremonious vows of love And ample interchange of (weet difcourfe Shagefpa Since their more mature dignities made fepqmtic;: of their fociety, their encounters, though not per fonal, have been royally attornied with izzerchang of gifts Shakefpeare. After fo vaft an obligation, owned by fo free ar acknowledgment could any thin be expeQed but continual interchange of kindnefles INTERCHA/NGEABLE adj South [from suter chan ge. - 1.. Given and taken mutualfy S an man teftimonies interchangeabl warrants, counterrolments, running throush the hands an refting in the. power fufficien falfehood to argu of an man fevera perfons is convince all manner of Bacon's Off. of Alienation 2. Followiag each other in alternat ceflion Juft under the line they may fee Winters and two Summers fuc to. have two but there alfo they hav four interchangeable feafons, which isenouch w here-by to meafure "~ Holder All along the biftory of the ®ld:Teflamen w find the iflm:c‘[,'_‘zfig('ab/eprovidinces of God, to ard the people of Ifrael, always fuited to theirma ners INTERCHA'NGEABEY ad4 [fro Tillo J‘J'Z zuzer- changeable.] . Alternately ; in a manne whereby eachi-gives and receives In thefe two thing the Eaft and . Wef churches did iitterchangeably voth' confront.the Jews an concur with them Hooker "This-in myfelf-1 boidly will defend And A'./U'UF'L‘[‘:'Ich11:3'./}‘ hurl down my gac Upon this overweening traitor's foot Shakefpeare _ Thefe articles were figned by our plenipote tiaxies, and thofe of Holland; but not by the French, aLLhough;. |