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Show Fngland and France might, through their amity Shakefp. Henry V1 Breed him fome prejudice Such happy interview, and fair even and youth not loft, fongs, garlands, flow'rs And charming {ymphonies, attach'd the hear Milton's Paradife Lof? Of Adam T Lat.] INTERVO'LVE. w. a. [intervolvo To involve one within another . ‘Of planets, and of fix'd, in all her wheel Refembles neareft; mazes intricate Eccentrick, intervolv'd, yet regular @. a. preter. suterwove T aeave. an [inte snteraveaved O interwove wterwoven pafl part _mix one with another in a regular texture; to intermingle dow Then laid hi Under the hofpitable covert nig Of trees thick interwoven Milten At laf Words interwove with fighs found out their way Mileon 1 fat me down-to watch upon a ban With ivy canopied, and interwov ‘With flaunting heneyfuckle Milton But mixt like th' elements, and bora like twins . So interweav'd, fo like, fo much the fame this mere nature, that mere art can name Denham The proud theatres difclofe the fcene Which ixterweven Britons feem to raife And fhow the triumph which their fhame difplays H Dryden probable fiction truth wit interaveave e y D u o u la fa n af pl that he put ds la "i wi t a p e o va e a p a I and 7z feas tha "that were covered with fruits and flowers serqvowen with a thoufand little fhinin r f d A e t ran amon er7n an x m f li d a - e o f an a c O qwoven with one another wildernefs Th Tath iy look like a natura Spectator Infinite could not make intelligen Suprem creatures, with out implantin moft ardent defire, interwowe o piti as t their natures the fubftance o i i their {piritual natires, of being reunited with him e p c i P l Ph ' n e C felf i a w r t i th v r p f d e t g t a no d I texts of fcripture through the ttyle of your fermon Savift wi/b. an [inte . a Ty INTERWI'SH wifh mutually to each other T The venom of ali ftepdames, gamefter's gall, What tyrants and their fubjets interaifb Allill fal o INTE'sSTABLE tha man adj Din ‘ e Latin. [inteflabilis Difqualified to make a will A perfon excommunicate both activel /nteffabl an is rendered infamou and paflively [inteftat adj INTE'sTATE Parergon f!y,'i / ¥r intefiatus withou Wanting a will ; dyin Lat. a will to their client wocs Airy fucceeders to inteftate joys .S,&z,l'e:/'p Poor'breathing orators of miferies Prefent punifhment purfues his maw When furfeited and {well'd, the peacock raw He bears into the bath ; whence want of breath Dryden Repletions, apoplex, inteftate death IntEsTi'NAL. adj. [inteftinal, Fr Belonging to the guts inteftine. fro . The mouths of the laftegls are opened by. th inteftinal tube, affe@ing a ftraight inttead of. cylinder Arbuthnot INTESTINE adj. {inteftin, ¥r. inteflinus fpira Lat. 1, Internal inward 2. Contained in the body and ulcer Inteftine ftone Increas' The defign was to entertai more equal converfe, affign hi not external not foreign 3. Domeftick whether the word be properly nfed i the following example of Shakefpeare perhaps for mortal and intefline fhould b Inglorious triumphs an difhonef 2 /. [iuteftinum InTE'sSTINE Pope fcars . a. [iz and thrall. 7o INTHRA'LL To enflave; to fhackle; to reduce t A word now feldom ufed fervitude at leaft in profe What though 1 be inthrall'd, he feems a knight Shak And will not any way difhonour me The Turk has fought to extinguifh the ancien .memory of thofe people which he has fubje¢ted an Raleigh inthrall'd Authors to themfelves in al Both what they judge, and what they chufe; for f I form'd them free -and free they muft remai Till they inthrall themfelves She foothes but neve ca Milton's Par. Loft izthral m mind Why may not peace and love for once be join'd Prior 7. f INTHRA'LMENT [fro snthrall. flavery Servitude T To InTERO' N E. . a. [in and throne. .raife to royalty; to feat on a throne enthrone One, chief, in gracious dignity inthron'd Thomfon's Sumimner Shines o'er the reft /o [fro intimate. Clof It is in our power to confine our friendfhipsan INTIMATE timus Rogers to men of virtue intimacie adj. Lintimado Spanifll inteftine not kept at diftance Mofes was with him in the retivements of th Mount, received there his private inftrutions; an when the multitude were thundered away from an approach, he was honoured with an iztimate an Sonth immediate admiffion 3. Familiar; clofely acquainted United by this fympathetick bond You grow familiar, intimate, and fond. Rafrommnion I'NTIMATE. #. f French s timey knowledge and virtue, and is that which is mor eflential to us, and more intimately united with us Addifon's Speétator Familiarly; with clofe friendthip Intiva'tion. / intimate. [iutimation ¥r fro Hint; obfcure or indire¢t de claration or direction ! I_‘ct him ftri&tly obferve the firft firrings #n 1atimations 5 the firft hints and whifpers of good an evil that pafs in his heart South Of thofe that are only probable we have fome rea- fox_lable intimations, but not a demonftrative certainty Befides th are fevera ; dals I'ntiMe Woodward more folid parts of learning ther little inzimations to be met with on me adj Addif rn being within' th Inward mafs ; not being external, oro face; internal Not ufed As to' the compofition o the fur diffolution o mixe bodies, which is the chief work of elements, an requires an /ztime application of the agents, wate Digby on Bodies 9o INTUMIDATE in an [intimade, Spanith Tat iutimus #imidus w. a. [intimider, French Lat. ful ; to daftardize T mak to mak iz fear cowardly At that tribunal ftands the writing tribe Which nothing can iztimidate or bribe Time is the judge Young Now guilt once harbour'd in the confcious bieaft Intimidates the brave, degrades the great Irene INTIRE #./. [integer, Lat.' entier, Fr better written entire, which fee, -and-al its derivatives. broken lawfu Whole; undiminifhed power of making laws, to comman whole politick focieties of men, belonget They knew no That what I mention'd was of God, I kne Milton's Agonifies From Zztimate impulfe Fear being fo intimate to our natures, it is th Lillotfon ftrongett bond of laws 2. Near Quality, as it regards the mind, has its rife fro Th Lat. inward 2. Nearly; infeparably With glory and fpoil back to their promis'd land v Milton Inrivacy familiarity adv hath the principality and excefs over earth Mofes and Aaron, fent from God to clai His people from inzhral/ment, they retur commonl _ The fame @conomy is obferved in the circulation of the chyle with the blood, by mixing it i7zimately with the parts of the fluid to which iti to be affimilated Arbuthnot com The inteftines or guts may be inflamed by a acrid fubftance taken inwardly. Arbuthnot on Diet Gov. of the Tongue [ intimer, French [from intimate. 1. Clofely; with intermixture of parts Lat. utefline mof 2 UNTIMATELY She faw her fons with purple death expire feries of inteftine wars form tll; abftra¢t ideas in the mind, intimate fome rea exiftence, from which was derived their origina Locke pattern : "_Tis the divinity that ftirs within us Tis Heav'n itfelf that points out an-hereafter And /nzimates eternity to man Addifor's Cato read maortal internecine dreadfu outwar with his as did th correfponde Alexander Van' Suchten tells *us, that by way he inutimates, may be made a mercury of copper, not of the filver colour of other mercuries, bu Buoyle green The names of fimple ideas and fubftances, wit no Since the mortal and inreftine jar >T'wixt ‘thy feditious countrymen and us It hath in folemn {ynods been decreed Shak T' admit no traffick to our adverfe towns But Gody or Nature, while they thus contend Diyden To thefe inteftine difcords put an end as muc his reafon with an intinate whof intimave, low Latin.] 'T'o hint; to poin out indireétly, or not very plainly Sawift I kno intellec 70 I'NTIMATE cholick pangs by new inteffine wheels 1. Inmoft Why fhould calamity be full of words -Windy attorpey Duppa ginations to moleft us Inteftine war no more our paflions wage Pope Ev'n giddy falions hear away their rage The gut; the bowel Fr. monly without a fingular «Can fay here nature ends, and art begins None to diftratt us, our diftempered paflions to diforde us, and a whole fwarm of loofe and floating ima An Non our thoughts Loft, by difufe, the art to roaft A fudden alteration feels ~ Then moft, when moftirregular, they feem. Milton 4y INTERWE'AVE there are our paft fins to wound us, our prefent care Milton's Par. Loft And moon-ftruck madnefs A wooden jack, which had almof which yonder ftarry fgher Myftical dance familiar friend ; one who is trufted wit Of thefe inward and intefline enemies to prayet His fears were, that the interview betwix ' 'Of love EN I N BN fo properl unto the fame intire focieties, that for any prince t ex_crcil;c the fame of himfelf, and not either by expref commiflion immediately and perfonally received fro God or elfe b authority derived at th their confent upon whofe perfon it is no better than mere tyranny InTI'RENESS te entirencfs, 2. / firfk fro he impofes laws Huoker [fro Wholenefs imtire bet integrity So fhall all times find me the fame You this iztrenc/s better may fulfil Who have the pattern with you fill Dosine I'nro. prep. [inand 2. 1. Noting entrance with regard to place: opofed to out of Water introduces /70 vegetables the matter it bear along with it 6 Weodward' Nat. Hif Acrid |