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Show L.LO d y r f d f L n x S n p e [ Lone Not in ufe Lo'rer. 2. /o [from leopan, Saxon. t bzand e nn a Siker thou fpeakeft like a lewd / Nature hat fides of the ty ,.‘:/ 1, or plaiftered over, th i in animals with ) ear-wax, to ftop and entangle any infects that thould attempt t y R re th i cree [lormier Lo'rRimeRr. ) = J Bridlecutter Lo RINER Lo'rror #. f. [galgulus. bird Lorw pret Forfaken pafl French. o kin Saxon. [of lopan loft Who after that he had fair Una /orn Through light mifdeeming of her loyalty. Fairy o Lose w. a pret an Jgf part [leonan, Saxon. 1. To forfeit by unfuccefsful conteft th contrary to awiz Dryden And Joff itbut to Macedonians The lighten'd courfers ran They rufh'd, and wwon by turns, and /5 the day 10. To deprive of f w h /g t o a g y l How fll( Temple he loves with fo much pafiion y j e t n t N 11 e u e t o t a y d o w v h p The h e /o e t e t a s u h b v h p Th® unh Dryden T Iofe thefe years whic requir 1z. To fquander thought worthie fhould thofe thought Sawvage To Iofe that health whic infpire to throw away I no more complain Time, health, and fortune are not /z/# in vain Pope 13. To fuffer to vanifh from view Like following life in creatures we diffect Pope We lofe it in the moment we detect Oft in the paflions® wild rotation toft Pope Our fpring of action to ourfelves is /o/ 2. 'To forfeit as a penalty. In this fenfe i Paradife /off Fame-few, alas! the cafual blefling boaft Pope So hard to gain, fo eafy to be /g 3. To be deprived of Prior Where firft my fhipwreck'd heart was /off 15. To throw away ineffec to emplo tually He has merit, good-nature, and integrity, tha are too often /g upon great men, or at leaft are no Pope's Letters all three a match for flattery 16. T mifs to par with fo as not t recover He Iof# his right hand with a fhot, and, inftea Knolles thereof, ever after ufed a hand of iron Who conquer'd him, and in what fatal ftrif The youth, without a wound, could /ofe his life Dryden 4. To fuffer diminution of The fear of the Lord goeth before obtaining o authority; but roughnefs and pride is the /ofin thereof Beclfxa 21 If falt have /of2 his favour, wherewith fhall it b falted Mattheww §. To poflefs no longer: contrary to kegp ‘They have /oft their trade of woollep-drapery Graunt No youth fhall equal hopes of glory give "The Trojan honour and the Roman boaft when living, and ador'd when /s Dryden fhould never lofe -fight of the country fometimes entertained with a.diftant profpect of it Addifon €. To mifs, fo as not to find Venus wept the fad difafte Of having /gf# her fav'rite dove Prior 7. To feparate or alienate. It is perhap in this fenfe always ufed paflively, wit #0 before that from which the feparatio is made But if to honour /o *tis ftill decree For you my bow! thail flow, my flocks fhall blee Judge and affert my right, impartial Jove Pope When men are openly abandoned, and /s t 2l thame, they have no reafon to think it hard, i their memory be reproached Swift 8. To ruin; to fend to perdition In fpite of all the virtue we can boatt The woman that deliberates is /of Addifon 9. To bewilder, {o as that the way is n longer known I will go Jofe myfel £nd wander up and down to view the city, Shakef Nor are conflant forms of prayer more likel clean.sh data import.tsv out README to flat and hinder the fpirit of prayer and devotion than unpremeditated and confufed variety to diftra 2nd Jofe it King Charles Thefe fharp encounters, where always man more men are /off than are killed or taken prifoners put fuch a ftop to Middleton's march, that h was glad to retire Clarendon. 17 To be freed from; as, to lofe a fever His feely back the bunch has go ‘Which Edwin /o before Parnel 7o Lose. @. 7 1. Not to win We'll hear poor rogue Talk of court news, and we'll talk with them too Who /fes, and who wins5 who's in, who's out Shake[peare 2. Todecline to fail Wifdom in difcourfe with he Lofes difcountenanc'd, and like folly thews. Milton Lo'seaBrLe. adj to privation [fro /lofe. Subjed Confider whether motion, or a propenfity to it be an inherent quality belonging to atoms in general and not /ofeable by them Boyle Lo'sev. ». /. [from lopian, to perifh A fcoundrel; a forry worthlefs fellow A word now obfolete Such /ofels and featterlings cannot eafily fheriff, be gotten, when they are challenge fuch faét A Ifel wand'ring by the way One that to bounty never caft his mind Ne thought of honour ever did affa His bafer breaft Fair Be not with work of /ofe/s wit defamed by an for an Spenfer For nothing can feem foul to thofe that wiy No man can be provident of hijs timffhawf' Y prudent in the choice of his company ; a-,:'t-l' ui of the fpeaker be vain, tedious, and Queen On tha i deprived of any thing; one that forfeit any thing; one that is impaired in hi pofleflion or hope: the contrary to awinner OF gainey if g,' te and he that anfwers, are eq ualfl'ilfli that hears Taylor's Ly fr s their time It cannot laft, becaufe that 2@ fe been carried on rather by thethe inwhteorelef:, ortxw}"sfiacrfi'lcuelar; n by that o countries, th o B s A bull with gilded horns Shall be the portion of the conquering chi f A fword a d helm fhall chear the lofr' grief Lofers and malecontents, whofe portionl::;';d' heritance is a freedom to fpeak Soultg Loss. #. /. [from /g/e. 1. Detriment; privation ; diminution o good Th the contrary to gain only gain he purchafed was to be capabl of /ofs and detriment for the good of others, A fathe evi nature fo is the difhonour f:?kg that begat hinr; and a foolifh daughter j born to his /ofs Etcluj The abatement of price of any of the landholde and is'a clear Ifs 2. Mifs; privation L If he were dead, what would beatide of me =-No other harm but /fs of fuch a lord 1 k -The Jfs of fuch a lord includes all harms Shake[pears 3. Deprivation; forfeiture Lofs of Eden, till one greater ma Reftore it, and regain Milter 4. Deftruétion Her fellow fhips from far her /ofs defery'd But only the was funk, and all were fafe befide Dqfl There fucceeded an abfolute viGory for th Englith, with the flaughter of above two thoufan of the enemy, with the // though not a few hurt bu of one man Bacon §. Fault; puzzle: ufed only in the fol lowing phrafe Not the leaft tranfation of fenfe and motion i man but philofophers are at a /ofs to comprehend South's Sermotis Reafon is always ftriving, and always at a lofy while it is exercifed about that which is not it proper objet Dryden A man may fometimes be at a &fs which fide ts clofe with Baker on Loarning 6. Ufelefs application It would be /ofs of time to explain any farthe our fuperjority tq the enem and horfe Lost. participial adj longer perceptible in numbers of me Addifor [fro lofe. N In feventeen days appear'd your pleafing coaft And woody mountains, half in vapours Joff. Pope Lor. u. /. [hlaut, Gothick; ploe, Saxon fot, Dutch. 1. Fortune Ne let fuch verfes poetry be named. Hubberd's Tale By Cambridge a towne I do know Whofe loffes by /s/Jéls doth fhe More heere then is needful to tell. Tuffir's Hufb A grofs hag And, [ofel, thou art worthy to be hang'd 'I;hat wilt not ftay her tongue Shakefpeare Lo'ser. n. /. [from /o/e. Wich the fers let it fympathige commodities, leflens his income The coaf Dryden W #houg Pope n a a r t h r w o z m t Lof i 14. To deftroy by thipwreck 1 fought the battle bravely which I /28 Admir purfue i v i o e t r f d w b But r To plate over w.a the idea of infinity l x w s e m n o ti et re an it ufes the idea }c 11 \1 11 li be p k as id c ti di are fo man th e e w a h e u n c from running int c L mind /Jofes itfelf A Of heaven to decmen { How be [ am but rude and borrell al lo Pa r' nf Sp o k wa Ye g, Lo'RicaTE the min Whe Obfolete \ '«(, d e ind (4cou L LO ftate affigned Kala at length conclude my ling'ring ot Difdain me not, although I be not fair Who is an heir of many hundred fheep Doth beauty keep which never fun can burn Nor ftorms do turn Sidney Our ewn oz is beft ; and by aiming at what we have not, we lofe what we have already 1 'L)'Ir Prepar'd I ftand ; he was but born to tr The /ot of man, to fuffer and to die. Pope's Odyffey 2. A die, or any thing ufed in determinin chances Aaron fhall cak Jors upon the two goats; on lot for the Lord, and the other /2 for the fcap goat Lew. xvis S Their tafks in equal portions fhe divides And where unequal, there by Joss decidese Dryde Ulyfl |