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Show M A MA 5. 7o Mak To deftroy away awith away to kill ; to mak Th is improper phraf Thi Make 6. o Maxe for a l S e a t m f o i e r T i m Eve Achme to fa vour Compare with indifferency thefe difparities o times, and we fhall plainly perceive, that they mak time fir the advantage of England at this prefen Bacow's War with Spain None deny there is a God, but thofe for who it maketh that there were no God. Bacon's Effays 1 was affur'd, that nothing was defign' Againft thee but fafe cuftody and hold "That made _for me, 1 knew that libert Would draw thee forth to perilous enterprizes Milton 3 be inftead Have you got a fupply of friends to make u Swwift to Pope for thofe who ate gone mof the fame, unlefs fome notabl nience enforce the contrarye Make z /. [fro public Form the verb. f{ru&ure ; nature Thofe mercurial fpirits, which were only len the earth to fhew men their folly in admiring it poflefs delights of a nobler make and nature, whic Glanwille antedate immortality Upon the deceafe of a lion the beafts met t chufe a king: feveral put up, but one was not o 22k for a king; another wanted brains or ftrength L' Eftrange Is our perfection of fo frail a make Dryden As ev'ry plot can undermine and fhake Several lies are produced in the loyal ward o Portfoken of fo feeble a make, as not to bear car Tt may be with fuperior fouls as with gigantick which exceed the due proportion of parts, and, lik the old heroes of that make, commit fomethin Pope near extravagance Saxon. Make. z. /. [maca, gemaca Companion; favourite friend The elf therewith aftonied Upftarted lightly from his loofer make And his unfteady weapons "gan in hand to take Fdiry Quecn Bid her therefore herfelf foon ready make To wait on love amongft his lovely crew Where every one that mifleth then her make Shall be by him amearft with penance due MaLacHI'TE colour to refemble the leaf of the mallow, gardyn from which it has its name; though fometimes i is veined with white, or fpotted with blue or black. Woodwward Ma'vavy. #. /. [maladie, French. difeafe; a diftemper; a diforde body; ficknefs In forrow's torments be breath' Sidney out And abftinence engenders maladies An accidental violence of motio Shakefpeare has remove that malady. that has baffled the fkill of phyficians - South Love's a malady without a cure Fierce love has pierc'd me with his fiery dart He fires within; and hifles at my heart Drydes Mavra'~NDERS #. / [fro mal andare Italian, 70 go 2//.] A dry fcab on th paftern of horfes MA'LAPERT adj [mal and perz. Saucy; quick with impudence; fprightly without refpect or decency Your fire-new ftamp of honour is fcarce current Shake[peare If tho darft temp fword what nay me further then I muf dra th hav a ounce or two of this malapert blood from you Are yo lik an debate. a right makebate whifpered to both fides arguments of quarrel Sidney are like a couple o inflame {fmall quarrels by a thou fand ftories Sawift 7. /. [from make. Both in him, in all things, as is meet The univerfal Maker we may praife Milton This the divine Cecilia found And to her Maker's praife confin'd the found. Pope Such plain roofs as piety could raife And only vocal with the Maker's praife Pope Shake[ Tawelfth Night growing malapert Wil you force m make ufe of my authority? Dryden's Span. Fryar Ma'LaPERTNESS. 7. /. [from malapers. Livelinefs of reply without decency q}nck impudence ; faucinefs Ma'LaPErTLY. adv. [from malapert. Impudently; faucily 7 MALA'XATE a [mz?m'r'fw. iP foften, or knead to foftnefs, any body Mavaxa'rion. z. /. [from malaxate. The a& of foftening MALE. . adj 1. The Creator have not fcope t Peace, mafter marquis, you are malapert Had their napkins and pofies And the wipers for their nofes. Ben Fonfon's Owls Ma'keR whic Phyficians firft require, that the ma/zdy be know . thoroughly, afterwards teach how to cure and reSpenfer drefs it Say, can you faft ? your ftomachs are too young At dances and wakes makebates, wh maladies Nurfe inwar Of May games and morris The maids and their makes Outrageous party-writer than ty'd to the pomp of palace -What MA'KEBATE. #. J. [mak Breeder of quarrels o Better it is to be privat Has let the fports down paffions 7. / This ftone is fometimes intirely green, bu lighter than that of the nephritick ftone, fo as i For fince the wife tows in he Shak Me lonely fitting, nor the glimmering ligh Of makeweight candle, nor the joyous taf Philips Of loving friend delights S]'u'i{fl'r Lov 7. / MA'KEWEIGHT. 7. f. [make and weight. Any {mall thing thrown in to make u weight Addifon's Frecholder riage to the Royal Exchange [make and peace. "To be a makepeace fhall become my age fufficient reafuns to uphol inconveHooker ftate Peacemaker; reconciler Antiquity, cuftom, and confent, in the churc of God, making with that which law doth eftal blifh are themielve thing in 1ts prope an fet wh MA'KEPEACE To concur 8. 7o Make «with On You be indeed makers or marrers of all men' e f m s h S ' a c A m a r t i t w manner To compenfate; t 7. To Maxe up for was a maker of ivory rings y f y t o t N r k m h o f a w l l b h i o p T dar s e t L ' p P d t r d n m l m c a t f v o Addifon To advantage Watts's Logick to purfue truths 2. One who makes any thing The women of Greece were feized with an unacoountable melancholy, which difpofed feveral o them to 7#ake away with themfelves us by ou power of reafoning was give (male French mafculus Latin. Of the fex that begets bears young; not female no ‘Which fhall be heir of the two 7ale twins, wh by the diffection of the mother, were laid open t the world Locke You are the richeft perfon in the common weal;?; you have no sale child u d u y are al married to wealthy patrician Mavg z./ 'The he of b fpecies In moft the male is the srea Ty and ill fomerfe the female I here be mote males than females ent proportions Graunt's Bill bt in Mare, in compofition, fignifiesjz‘clfy.brgfi male, Latin ; male, old French MALEADMINISTRA TION, n./. Ba nagement of affairs From the practice of the wifeft na y;ms princ wa lai afid fo nobles and people di of the fupreme power malecadmi Wh_m Tatim, 4 refume the adminiflrafi A general canonical denunciation is that ‘;‘i)jfi is made touching fuch a matter as properl be to the ecciefiaftical court, for that a fubjeg¢, nounce hi fuperio wicked life for maleadminifras 2. 1{.#?5 1 flr{yg ‘Ay MALECONTE'NT MALECONTE ¥TED adj. [male and g Dife tent. tented; diflatisfied Brother Clarence, how like you our cho That you ftand penfive, as half malcconmztc?e Poor Clarence Is it for a wif That thou art malecontent 1 will provide thee Shakefpean The king, for fecuring his ftate again&dfl nous and malecontented fubjects, who might ha refuge in Scotland, fent 2 folemn ambafa conclude a peace Bau _They cannot fignalize themfelves as malstaa, without breaking through all the fofter virtues Addifon's Freehlin The ufual way in defpotick governmentsi confine the malecontert to fome caftle Addf MALECONTE 'NTEDLY. adv. [from mal content.] With difcontent MALECONTE 'NTEDNESS. 2. /. [fromma content.] Difcontentednefs; want ofa fettion to government They would afcribe the laying down my pa to a fpirit of malecontentedrefs Spectai MALEDI CTED. adj. [malediZus, Lam Did Accurfed Mavepi'cTION. 2. f. [maledidion, Curfe ; execration maledictio, Latin. denunciation of evil Then let my life long time on earthmaintaine Towretche e the laft, worft malediction. Sidr The true original caufe, divine maledicion, i by the fin of man upon thefe creatures which G hath made for the ufe of man, was above the rex of natural capacity He In Spain they ftaid near eight months, which ‘Buckingham lay under miltions of kdi¥ions; which, upon the prince's arrival i W weft, did vanifh into praifes MALEFA'CTION Latin. 7. / A crime [male and fad an offence Guilty creatures at a pla Have, by the very cunning of the {cene Been ftruck fo to the foul, that prefentl They have proclaim'd their malefactions *‘f MALEFA‘CTOR. 7. J. [male and jad An offender againft law; Latin. criminal; a guilty perfon A jaylor to bring fort Some monftrous malefacior- Shakd/s At and Cle Fear his word As much as malefuctors do your fword. Refeami It is a fad thing whe men fhall repair0 miniftry, not for preferment but refuge ihl:ilfiifi _ fa&tors flying to the altar, only to fav "If their barking dog difturb her'eal:e, Th® unmanner'd malfactor is arraign'd The malefasior goat was lai Sunth Dryde Dy On Bacchus® altar, and his forfeit paidMALEFIC |
