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Show IN to be feized or affc@ed with fome paffion : [ To INTERLI/NE. @, a. [inter and line. alas/ ah fuck as are in Englith, O Clarke's Lat. Gram ~ Thei wild natural notes when the 1. To write in alternate lines When, by interlining Latin and Englifh on with another, he has got a moderate knowledge o the Latin tongue, he may then be advanced farther Lacke would ex prefs their paffions, are at the beft but like natura . interjeétions, to difcover their paffions or imprefiions Hale's Origin of Mankind 2. Intervention; interpofition; act of fome thing coming between fomething between Laughing caufet a continua breath, with the lou terjeCtion of laughing expulfio noife'which maketh the i7Bacon = Mea IntErIM. 7. f. [interim, Latin. time; intervening time I a heavy interim fhall fupport By his dear abfence ShaRefpeare's Othello One bird happened to be foraging for her youn ones, and in this /zzerim comes a torrent that wathe L' Eftrange away neft, birds, and all In this interim my women afked what 1 thought Blot out, corre join mutually; to intermarry Man ner plots have brok thei i Lat] e that chufe by. thow Not learning more than the fond eye doth teach Shakefpeare Which pry not to th?* inzeriour. The groffer parts, thus funk down, would harden, and conftitute the interiour parts of the earth Burpet INTERKNO'WLEDGE. 7. /. [inter and kuowledge.] Mutual knowledge All nations have interknowledge one of another either by voyage into foreign parts, or. by firanger that come to them Baco mif y e} it cdfig By | filge 9o INTERLA'CE. w. a. [emtrelaffer, Fr. To intermix; to put one thing withi another Th ambaffador izterlaced mory acknowledge for the commonweaith h Hayward as ftrong againf the uf o thyme in poems as in plays; for the epick way i every where interlaced with dialogue Dryden int fuc 2. To interpofe Thefe thing Perfia Carew The laws of Normandy were the defloration o the Englith laws, and a tranfcript of them, thoug mingled an a.ftheir own ginal interlarded with many parricular law which altered the features of the ori Hale's Laws of England 4+ Philips has ufed this word very harinly and probably did not underftand it They interlard their native drinks with choic Of firongeft brandy Philips To INTERLEAVE. @. a. [inter and leave To chequer a book by the infertion o blank Ieaves another Thofe parts of Afia and America, which ar now disjoined by the izter/uency of the fea, migh InTerLU'NAR., | adj. [inter and luna Belonging -t Lat. INTERLU/NARY the time when the moon, about to change is invifible We add the two Egyptian days in every month the /nterlunary and plenilunary exemptions. Brow Th are inzerlinked and are at the fame time contained Dyryden 7. f [interlocution Fr Hid in her vacant interlunar cave inte and lagzmr Becauf becauf fom 7 [interlocutoire an 100/56'71, witheut a proper licence; to foreftall; t anticipate irregularly The patron is defired to leave off this Zuterlopin trade, or admit the knights of the induftry to thei Tatler fhare who runs int no right On 7. /. [from interlope. bufinefs to whic h ha The {wallow was a fly-catcher, and was no mor an inter/oper upon the fpider's right, than the fpide was. upon the {wallow's, L Efirange Addifon family with th other About the middle of the fourth century, fro the building of Rome, it was declared lawful fo Saviftenobles and plebeians to iziermarry o INTERMEDDLE pra&tic Th v. n. [inter and med interpofe officioufly 'T dle. of Spai hat by war, an bee by conditions of treaty, to #utermeddle with foreign ftates, and declare themfelves protetors geBacon neral of Catholicks Seeing the king was a fovereign prince, the emperor fhould not #zzermedd/e with ordering his {ubje&ts, or direfting the affairs of his realm Hayward wer Ther Fr Datch, to run. ‘To run between parties and intercept the advantage that on fhould gain from the other; to traffic INTERLOPER amon [inter and marry. To marry fome of eac to intermeddl T [z'm‘e izzermarriages o INTERMA'RRY. v. 2 and loguor talks wit Lat. w an a foreigner for judge of St. Marino When the minifter by exhortation raifeth the up, and the people by proteftation of their readinef declare he fpeaketh not in vain unto them; thef interlocutory forms of fpeech, what are they elf but moft effe¢tual, partly teftifications, and partl Hooker inflammations of all piety There are feveral interlocutory difcourfes in th holy Scriptures, though the perfons fpeaking ar Fiddes not alternately mentioned or referred to INTERLO'PE the alliance fo fmall a people, might obftru& juftice, they hav 1. Confifting of dialegue 7 Milton INTERMA'RRIAGE. 7. fi [inter and marriage.] Marriage between two families where each takes one and gives Some morofe readers fhall find fault with m having made the inter/ocutors compliment with on another Boyle adj to me is dark fhe deferts.the night Whe another InTErLO/CUTORY fu And filent as the moon Lat. are called accidental Hale have been formerly contiguous t our me the infinua b INTERLU'ENCY. 7.[. [interluo, Lat.] Water interpofited; interpofition of a flood. link. 2. Preparatory to decifion to infert between 3» To diverfify by mixture t InTERLO'CUTOR. 7. fi [inte Dialogift; one tha Lat. falts, which th [inter an new incident in judicature may emerge upon them on which the judge ought to proceed by inter/ocution _Ayliffe's Parergon [entrelarder, Fr. bacon, or fat; t Jefts fhould be interiarded, afte cuftom, by ages young and old w. a 2. Preparatory proceeding in law; an intermediate act before final decifion Harvey diverfify lean with fat to go on without perSavift The plaineit and the moft intelligible rehearfa of the pfalms they favour not, becaufe it is don by interlocution, and with a mutual return of fentences from fide to fide Flooker after a fhort interlapfe of time, produce coughs To INTERLA'RD. w. a 1 To mix meat wit imzerlineations and ftage monarch reafon fleeps, this mimick wakes Dryden Whe 1. Dialogue; interchange of {peech InterRLA'PSE, 7. /. [inter and lapfe.] ‘Th flow of time between any two events Thefe dregs are calcine an thefe are two chains whic interlocutio don yet interlacing fome errors wherewith they feemed to reproach him i ha blot abl InT2RLOCU'TION in their conference what fervice frequen deeply into our imagination an which contain the purpofe of their mafter to match with the daughter of Maximilian Bacorn Your argumen M the divin . Hooker Some are to be inmterlaced betwee readings of the law and prophets The t) i Fhe fool-multitude the mor no inner; not outward Internal fuc a man th tions of thofe inter/udes, conveyed a hatred of hi Government of the Tongue into the people Dreams are but interludes, which fancy makes The fair mixture in pi¢tures caufes us to ente into the fubje¢ which it imitates, and imprints i imterienr Lat fuperficial l Fr. [interior adj wit To conne¢t chains on join one in another Some trick not worth an egg, {hall grow dear friends Shakefp. Coriolanus And interjoin their iffues INTE'RIOUR Swift write in fo diminutiv that they are hardl petual hefitations To take the one the other, by fome chance h G, 1 clergyme To INTERLUNK So felleft foes Whofe paffions and whof {leep and interiine to write INTERLINEA'TION. 7. /. [inter and lineation.] Corretion made by writing between the lines T 2. a. [inter and.joifl. fit dow o hi perfonat words contained in {uch inftruments. Ayliffe's Parer Tatler To INTERJOIN tending her, there mutt fometimes be mafques, an Bacon revels, and interludes The enemies of Socrates hired Ariftophanes t the fmall expence of figning and a freth interlining Dryden render a writing fufpected : th a falfe inftrument, the perfon tha the interlining and rafing out o The mufe invok'd ladies of honour at an there is a queen Whe He cancell'd an old will, and forg'd a new of th Lat. Something played at the intervals of feftivity; a farce the lines Made wealthy a With a wet feal Three thing parfon producin frames it, an [inter and ludus . / I'NTERLUDE z. To correét by fomething written betwee at of puttin [interlucens, Latin. Diz InTervv/CENT. adj Shining between wh no ladies themfelve difpofe in bufinefs Clarendon w. a. [entremefler, Fr. INTERMEDDLE is per Thi To intermix; to mingle haps mifprinted for intermelled Many other adventures are intermeddied; as the love of Britomert, and the virtuoufnefs of Belphabe Spenfer INTERME'DDLER 7 [fro intermeddle One that interpofes oflicioufly; one tha thrufts himfelf into bufinefs. to which h has no right There' families hardly a greater: pefti to: government an than officious tale-bearers an meddlers Ou bufy izzer L' Efirange allies an ou flock-jobbers dire he majefty not to change her fecretary or treafurer who, for the reafons that thefe officious infermed dlers demanded their continuance, ought never t Swift have been admitted.into the lealt truft Shall ferangers, faucy intermeddlers fay Thus far, and thus, ase you allow'd to punith A INTERME' DIACY Philli ps 2 /o [from intermediate. Interpofition ; intervention A unau thorifed word I th bird the auditory nerve is affeCted by onl i)zlrrnmifac_y of the columella INTERME'DIAL adf. [iute Devban an medius Lat, |