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Show MA MA \[a%70R, adj.' [major, Latin. Greate Ly @ i number tent They bind none Cnm onl) whe yral affembly number fewer an a muf Let us make man in our image quantity no not thrwg tm are the md the thei overfwa e or ex they be many » payt of a gene wvoice being mor i W "Nes Greater in dignity Fall Greek, fall fame, honour ‘u\' major vow lies here %JOR Wik Th Lomi 7. officer abov th th En « i The greater number 6. To produc Wealt venomous and.deftruive progeny -Fu 2 age th many friends but' the poor i Prove XiX. 4 for 11rn‘ and brl"mm him b"f(‘n great men Prownxviiie 16 The child taught to believe any occutrence t be 2a good" or evil omten, or any day ‘of the wee i tfcanding Watis o do to perform to I‘Tu.a ife > in a&tion Tk muzn fhe appear honeft to me," yet in othe T Gen We made prayer unto our God nDa o eond n minority XXV 46 Nebs ive g Hooker day he heard them Whe h ha Numb mad a convenien Which even this day has ruin'd Dryden In refpe€ of altions within the reach of {uch power in him, 2 man feems as frce as it is poflibl 9 for freedom to make him Joocke To bring into any ftate or conditien Il 1ave made thee a god to Phatach. Exod. vii. 1 Jofeph 7ade ready his chariot, and went up t meet Ifrael Gerefis ‘Whoi7zade thee a prince and a judge over us I:vcam Fobn, 1o 3 Though' T be free from' all men, yet have mede m)fi "f{ervant unto all, that I might gain th more 1 Cor. ix. 10 "He hath made me a by-word of the people Feby xvii. 6 ]Wub' ye him drunken ; for he mxgnmed himfelf againft the Lotd Fere xlviii. 26 Jo iep‘\ was not willing to make hera publick example " th th of idea 5¢20y ie 1Q afliftance of this facult 'y w in"cu underftandings of our thoughts. The Lacedemonians traine he made of himielf 10 To form t # Fifft rank Obfolete Douglas Nuofc hot inc sTolds from all fo And mi to make apital S ‘The office of a major o128, or Indian Wheat Wwa when All the a-.‘,‘t'c\d's cw n. f The whole maize plant bas the appearan proreeds « This plantsipropagated in Eng 1 curiofity, but in America it is the p ybort of the inhabitants, and confequently propagat g 8V vith great care I u/,/<7 ¢ affords a very ftrong nourifament #7more vifcous than wheat Arbuthnot-on ' Mak B, v. a C-‘( rmans T create b [macan, Saxon; machen maken Dutch, To hold 1 fettle ;m neve m . T ; of morning li i l petitions 1 {h.ll n i was urged ag: ai ThePhanic this ma a and attributed to him the im:ntun of w.uu What hope, o Pantheus ! whither can we ru Where make fecur ftand? and what mayyet be dofie thei + to eftablit fro 'l'mu. wad That-cither mak Each element -V‘ D ‘7"; Wh STOIME as-byrone ! So now he with a 12 akes a bode diftrefs t riches or happinef He hath given 1 er thi :wnumcntz ink < N[.vL u Locke childre to kcep Deep in'a cave the {ybil whofe h thoug Waits Nor feek the ru:n: of a w fm l which to hate drunkennefs by bringing-a drunken ma into their company, and fhew! hem what a beat rrince was no foone 13 Achdi have ai we do not' aétually c\)nternpxolv, yet we can brin infight, and make appea again, and be the objee&t A }W/ all began to make ex It b? ath }A(Hm :hv. of if Ye have troubled me to make me to ftink amon the ishabitants Gene XXX1V. 3 He made himfelf of no reputation, and too upon him the form of a fervant Phil. ii. 7 He thould be made manifeit to Ifrael Thefe' who are wifein cour Nlakefriendfhips with the com he [" and made it faft with iron. #if. xiii the wate wine Fobn, iv. 4.6 the more inflamed with the defire o Waller, to sake even all accounts Clarendon I bred you up to arms, tais 'd you to. power Permitted you ro fight for this a{urpcr Al to make {ure the veng eance of +h COI this day He fhall make a {peedy riddance of al i in the land xXXe 12 room it in a wall He mad He wa battle . wit During chunfl. cy of Henry the ITId , the baron sete troubled in expelling the Frenc vib L UR laws fentence weightier than any bare an naked conceit to L‘n. centrary Iy rlry, hath a wide inroad made upon the foundnef argeth her mirthfo far, that there i 2 frution made of her Shakefpears She m 7dz hufle; and let down her pitcher ;#arons raifed a cruel war ag "n{'c him s as a caufe A man's gift maketh roo be f Of evil parents an evil generation, a pof ity znlike their ma of mifchi evous ne feparated from his neighbour Ancefiry 10 T'o make their gre ..tncl) by the fall' of man. Dryden Egypt, mad with fuperftition grown Makes gods of monfters Tate'sF uvenal S ajority of voices rules for the which I have made provifion Both combin 3[1"‘1")"‘4 majores, Latm. as tomake thei Brown *%iX credit to her ow give fo muc 1 wi 7ake your citie walte Lew, xxvis §1 Her hufband hath utterly made them void on th o// ma]or.z‘ i'.. Decent executions keep the world in aw ghat reafon the majority' of mankind ocug bnot smanged every year Ar Io caufe to have any quality Jothua made peace, and made a league with th s Cof s in fenates fo in fchools C and I Wi hate'er it be, with that requeft comply. 4d Were it permitted, he fhould make the tour o tnc whole fyftem of the fun Arbutbnot o materials Thou haft fet figns and wondeys' in the land o Egypt, and haft made thee a name. Fer. xxxii. 20 majoority o It was highly probable the iy Wo U wibm i 7iTe as to efpoute *haL canfe whic Lble to the publick weal, and by th fedition parts 1 Chron #JORITY. n.[. [from ma]or The Jtate of bemg great Gr IUREA /" ; meafure, fave one of the moon 120 compo‘ a ingredi ents p Bacon's Natural Hiftory arts that maketh the totai 3»01 er SO T A men Give unto Solomon a pnrtcfl heart to build th There be five ways of sajoration of {founds: enMiofure fimple; enclofure withdilatation; commuication; refle@ion concurrentj and approach t 1her If T fufpe& without caufe, why t\cn make {por at me; then let me be your jef Shakzfp sare When their hearts were m ,r:y t T faid, \_a 1 fo Sampfon, that he may make us {p udges fhreafe; enlargement It is not plmfl.u*) of parts withou al 5« To'produce or effett as the agent Major-domo. n.[. [majenr dome, Er. 1One who holds occafionally the lac tanafter of the houfe 2. /. b LIRS o Pours forth fweetodoun: 5, an d alluring fighits ookt Sotthoh e donte va) Aot Ahi P 22 celitheSnato bl wic e "'1t o - 7'1/':‘;‘ hehe f*n(orf There 11v1'1* nature, in her beft attire : "Of the fecond rank M':Jor-gc eral Ravignan returned with the Frenc sz al To form by art what is not natura office 7. /. [from major. on bloo contain erftood of the materialingredients of bodies. Payle \JorA'TION Rdg Lacke ie fome requeft Mak W Make but one templefor the df‘ltyA pint of of tartar, C‘(pofcd unto amoift air will zake more liguor than the former meafure wil The major of our author's axbumcnt is to be un uing's anfwer caif Dryden {" that will make 2 goo d u fe of any patt of hi life, muft allow a lar, ge portion of it to recreation ghoft father' Than would make up his mcq.lm b/a'«//rmc The heav'n, the air, the Ldlth and boundlefsfs fe :ontaining fome generality 'The: genera 772 i Linea ,-UP e of my fellows had the fpeed of him Who, almoft dead for breath, ‘had {carcely mox owett field officer _ A mayor or head officer of a town Obfolete The firt propofition of a fyllogifm Major-general iné atl a graving tool, after h( ba Eo end did Ulyfles make that journey urd"r"' ok it'by the commandment of hi wha T Milton We have no othe but are artificiz \ll) made out of thefe by compounding or dividing them Holder 1 3 or go, or ftay Shake [peare captain AT it a molte ( In common drl..oum. we denominate perfons an things according to the major part of their character is to be called a wife man who has but few fol To for o materials s H fafhioned it wit mad A » the poles of the world and the zenith of any place Nxadtly yddividing the eaft from the weft Brow L AP 2 The true S meridian is a majo circl paffin throug While merchants make long voyag es by fe To get eftate > he cuts a thorter way Dryden Gene 1s 26 The Lord hath made all things for himfelf Prot. xvis Remember'ft tho Thy making, while the Malker gave thee being their _]ud‘;mvnta who ar Hooker k MA Tofufter Th lof "l\ as L"L w in' th e¢'unchafte co r |
