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Show afthoush it ought to have been done titerchangeadly and the minifters here prevailed on the queen t execute a ratification of articles, whichonly one par Sawift had figned IntercHA/NGEMENT. 2. fi [inter an change.] Exchange; mutual transference A contral of eternal bond of love Confirm'd by mutual joinder of your hands Attefted by the holy clofe of lips Suengthen'd by interchargement of your rings InTerclPrENT Lat. [intercipiens Obftru&ing; catching by the way ANTERCUPIENT. 7. [ [intercipiens, Lat. An intercepting power; fomething tha caufes a ftoppage repellents, but not with muc as intercipients upon the part They commen .aftringency, unlef the matter.fhould thereb lef above impacte b Wifemann in the part raatter that of fome very fubtile intercurren hap thofe active parts prefently begin to penetrate, an Boyle fcatter abroad particles of the iron ‘'Traf 7 /. [inter and deal. INTERDE'AL fick; intercourfe They by fpells encompafs'd round No mortal touch'd this interdiézed ground Tickel Brown Lat. "To fhut from a place or courfe by fomething intervening; to intercept The voice is fometimes izterc/uded by a hoarfenefs, or vifcuous phlegm cleaving to the afpera arteria Helder IxterCLU'SION [interclufus, Lat. 7 Obftru&ion ; interception InTerRcOLUMNIA/TION columna 7 f [inter an The fpace between th Lat. fou diftance or intercolusniation ma own diameter of hi becauf be nea material th commonly laid over this pillar were rather of woo than ftone Wotton. To INTERCO'MMON mon. @. 7. [inter and com 'To feed at the fame table Wine is to be forborn in confumptions for tha the {pirits of the wine do prey upon the rofcid juic of th 1. Prohibition body the body an intercommo wit the fpirit o and fo rob them of their nourifhment INTERCOMMU'NITY Bacon's Natural Hiftory 2. [ [inter and com nunity 1. A mutual communication or community 2. A mutual freedom or exercife of religion InTERCO'STAL. adj. [intercofial, Fr. inte and coffa, Lat. Placed between the ribs The diaphragm feems the principal inftrument o ordinary refpiration, although to reftrained refpiration the intercoftal mufcles may concur Boyle By the affiftance of the inward intercoffal mufcles in deep fufpirations, we take large gulps of air I'ntercouRrse, . f. [entrecours, Fr. 1. Commerce ; exchange More This fweet intercourf Of looks, and fmiles To brute deny'd for {miles from reafon flow and are of love the food Milton 2. Communication: followed by awith The choice of the place requireth many circum ftances, as the fituation near the fea, for th com modioufnels of an intercourfe with England. Bacon What an honour is it that God fhould admit u into fuch a participation of himfelf! That he fhoul give us minds capable of fuch an intercourfe wit the Supreme Mind Atterbury IntercU'RRENCE. 2. [/ [from iutercurro Lat.] Paflage between Confider what fluidit faltpetr without the intercurrence of a liquor INTERCU'RRENT. adj Running between If into i capabl of Boyle [intercurrens, Lat. phial, filled with good fpirit of nitre you caft a picce of iron, the liquor, whofe part Wherever intereff or power thinks fit to inter fere, it little imports what principles the oppofit partics think fit to charge upon each other. Swift When int'reff calls off all her feaking train, Pope 5. Money paid for ufe; ufury Did he take jntereft No papal prohibitio paying intere/t for old debts, and fill contratin new ones Arbuthnot 6. Any furplus of advantage With all {pee You thall have your defires with intereff. Shak 7o INTERFE'RE, @, 2. [inter and ferio, Lat. celebrat 1. To interpofe So cautiou Dryd. Don Sebaf? to th whic hel If each aéts by an independent power, their com mands may interfere Smalridge's Sermons up hi Worton 3. INTERDI'CTION. 7 /. [interdi&ion, Fr. interdictio, lat, from interdict. 1. Prohibition; forbidding decree Sternly he pronounc' The rigid interdiétion, whic Yet dreadful in mine ear 2. Curfe Th Anim ting one leg againft another, and ftrikin off the fkin Farrier''s Did INTE'RFLUENT. adj, [interfluens, Latin. Flowing between Shakefp Air may confift of any terrene or aqueous corpufcles, kept {wimming in the inte;fluent celeftia Boyle matter trueft iffue of thy throne By his own interdition ftands accurft INTERDI'CTORY. @dj. [from interdii2.] Belonging to an interdiftion Ainfaorzh To INTERE'SS. | w. @ [interefer, Fr.] T 7o INTEREST give fhare in concern ; to affeét INTERFU'LGENT. adj. [inter and fulgens Lat.] Shining between INTERFU'sED. adj. [interfufus, Lat.] Pour t ed or {cattered between The myftical communion of all faithful men i fuch as maketh every one to be intereffed in thof precious bleffings, which any one of them receivet at God's hands Hooker Qur joy Although our laft not leaft to whofe young love The vines of France and milk of Burgundy Strive to be int'refi'd Shakefp. King Lear To love ou nativ country an The ampient air wide interfus'd Embracing round this florid earth Miltor [fro interjacens InTERJA'CENCY 7 Lat. t. The a& or ftate of lying between England and Scotland is divided only by the iz terjacency of the Tweed and fome defert ground. Hale to ftudy its be 2. The thing lying between nefit and its glory, to be inter¢ffed in its concerns is natural to all men Dryden Scipio, reftoring the Spanifh bride, gained a grea nation to iztereff themfelves for Rom th and hurts one of his fetlocks; or the hit Milton's Paradife Loft proper ufe of the word horfe is faid to imterfere, whe fide of one of his fhoes ftrikes againf refound from the papal suterdicz were our anceftors in converfation, a 2. To clafh; to oppofe each other Nani carried himfelf meritorioufly againft the pope in the time of the interdic? credit among the patriots to intermeddle never to interfere with party difputes in the ftate Swift clergy t the holy offices Shakefpeare It isafad life we lead, my dear, to be fo teazed that harth fnzerdi& And join'd ourhands himfelf not take ézter¢ff; not, as you would fay Direétly, in'reft decree Their tafte no knowledge works at leaft of evil Milton Had he liv'd to fee her happy change would have cancell' we have ix | 4. Regard to private profit Thofe are not fruits forbidden, no 7nterdi Defends the touching of thefe viands pure H participation each caufe might have in producing the effed, an the proper agency and interef? of each therein, Watts [from the verb. prohibitin Prior Zereft Endeavour to adjuft the degrees-of influence, tha Amongft his other fundamental laws, he did ordain the interdiéts and prohibitiens touching entrance of ftrangers Bacon 2. pillars Th Interpi'cT. 2 / ha Clarendon as, this is a matter in whic That brought me on a fudden to the tre By magick fenc'd them loft their intereft 3. Share; part in any thing Alone I pafs'd, through way Milten's Par. Lof? had hitherto preferve That, conquer'd by the publick vow They bear the difmal mifchief far away 7o INTERDI'CT. . a. [interdire, ¥r. interdico, Lat. 1. To forbid; to prohibit Of interdiéted knowledge wh Exert, great God, thy inf'reft in the fky Gain each kind pow'r, each guardian deity Spenfer By ceffation of oracles we may underftand thei . Zntercifiony not abfciffion, or confummate defolation [intercluds no though the alteration of the trading and interdea with other nations has greatly altered the dialect An archbifhop may not only excommunicate an interdié? his fuffragans, but his vicar-general ma do the fame Asliffe Interruption w. # 2. Influence over others Obfolete Lat. To INTERCLU'DE Divifions hinder the common intereft and publick good Lemple There is no man but God hath put many thing into his poffeffion, to be ufed for the common goo and interef? Calamy. per the iron, altering the motion of its parts, an 2. 'To prohibit from the enjoyment of communion with the church InTeRCI'SION, #. [ [inter and cado moved placidly before, meeting with patticles i The Gaulifh fpeech is the very Britifh, which i yet retdined of the Welfhmen and Britons of France Shakefpeare adj IN IN I.N Its fluGuation are bu motions, which winds ftorms, fhears, and every interjacency irregulgtes rowh againft Car INTERJA'CENT. adj. [interjacens, Latin. This was a goddefs who ufed to intereft herfelf in enin n betwe lyin Inter marriage thage Dryden. Addifon on Medals The fea itfelf muft be very broad, and void o little iflands inzerjacent, elfe will it yield plentifu argument of quarrel to the kingdoms which it fervgtl' Raleigh "Through this hole obje@s that were beyond migh Il fuccefles did not difcourage that ambitious an interefled people ToINTERE'ST. v, 2 to touc feCtions UNTEREST 1. Concern Arbuthnot on Coins To affe@® with paflion as, this is a 2. /. [intereft advantange to move to gain the afintevefling fory Lat, intergt, Fr. good be feen diftinétly, which would not at all be fee through other parts of the glatles, where the air wa Newton's Optickse interjacent INTERJEC/TION, 2 /o [interjeltion, ¥r. in O give us a ferious comprehenfion of that on great intereft of others, -as well as ousfelves Hanmond terfectio, Lat. min th difcove tha {peech 1. A part o t |