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Show M A MA Tt is in all refpe&s like the mallow, bu its leaves are more foft and woolly \ Miller W AMaRSH-MARIGOLD. #. £ [ populago, Lat. Thi flowe confift o fevera leaves which are placed circularly, and expand in form of a rofe i middl be rifes the pointal, whic of whic fruit, in whic a membranaceou come th there are feveral cells, for the moft par heads littl int collefte downwards ben and full of feeds Miller And fert foft hyacinths with iron-blue To thade marfh-marigolds of fhining hue Dryden MA'RSHAL marefchallus ol #. /. [marefchal low Latin French mare a wor which French from mar/cale compounde in old French o fignified horfe, and Jfeale, a fort of {ervant on that has the charge of horfes. it, The chief officer of arms The duke of Suffolk claim "To be high fteward ; next the duke of Norfol To be earl marfbal Shake[peare :. An officer wh the lifts regulate combats i Dares their pride prefume againft my laws As in a lifted field to fight their caufe clean.sh data import.tsv out README Unalk'd the royal grant; no marfbal by As kingly rites require, nor judge to try. Dryden ‘% Any one who regulates rank or orde at a feaft, or any other aflembly Through the hall there walked to and fr A jolly yeoman, marfbal of the fame Whofe name was Appetite; he did befto Both guefts and meats, whenever in they came And knew them how to order without blame a purfuivant one wh Her face, when it was faireft, had been but as marfbal to lodge the love of her in his mind clean.sh data import.tsv out README which now was fo well placed as it needed no hel of outward harbinger SI-(.])!:)' w. a. [from the noun. . To arrange ; to rank in order Multitude of jealoufies, and lack of fome predominan defire tha ‘fhoul marfba an pu i order all the reft, maketh any man's heart hard t find or found Bacon It is as unconceivable how it fhould be the dire@rix of fuch intricate motions as tha fman fiiould marfbal an army Glanville's Scepfis Anchifes look'd not with {o pleas'd a face In numb'ring o'er his future Roman race And marfpalling the beroes of his name As, in their order, next tolight they came. Dryd . To lead as an harbinger Thou marfball't me the way that I was going Shakefpeare wola'RSHALLER 7 / [fro marjpal. One that arranges; one that ranks i order [A"RsuALSEA. 7. f. [from marfbal. The prifon in Southwark belonging t " the marfhal of the king's houfehold fa'RsuALSHIP. 7 /. [from marfbal. The office of a marfhal s{arRsHE'LDER. #n. [, A gelderrofe, o " which it is a fpecies 7. / A fpecies of wa tercrefles I:"JA/RSHY. adj, [from mar/h. fwampy ‘Though here the marfhy ground fields Let his neck anfwer for it, if there is any mar And there the foil a ftony harveft yields z Dryden It is a diftemper of fuch as inhabit marfhby, fat low, moift foils, near ftagnating water. Arbuthuot Produced in marthes Chrift could not fuffer that the temple fhoul ferve for a place of mart, nor the apoftle of Chri that the church thould be made an inn Hocke If any born at Ephefu Be feen at Syracufan marts and fairs He dies Shakefpeare Ezechiel, in the defcription of Tyre, and th exceeding trade that it had with all the Eaft as th only mart town, reciteth both the people with who they commerce, and alfo what commodities ever country yielded Raleigh Many come to a great mart of the beft horfes Temple The French, fince the acceffion of the Spanif monarchy, fupply with cloth the beft mart we ha in Europe Addifon purchafe and fale And venture madly on a defperate mart Shake[p See Mark 7o MarT. v. . [from the noun. traftick ; to buy or fell T Sooth, when I was young I wou'd have ranfack' The pedlar's filken treafury; you've let him go And nothing marted with him. Shakef. Win. Tale Caflius, you yourfelf Do fell and mart your offices for gol Shakefpeare's Fulins Cafar A faucy ftranger in his court to mart As in a ftew Shakefpeare's Cymbeline n. J [marte martre Fr MAa'RTERN martes, Latin. 1. A large kind of weefel, whofe fur i much valued 2. [Martelet, French. A kind of fwallow that builds in houfes ; a martlet A churchwarden to exprefs St. Martin's in th Fields, caufed to be engraved, on the communio cup, a martin, a bird like a fwallow, fitting upo a mole-hill between two trees Peacham MAa'rRT1AL. 0dj Lat. 1. Warlike brave [martial fighting Fr. martialis give natures jof th fro the plane fixed ftars are aftrologicall differenced by the plancts, and efteeme or jovial according to the colours whereby the anfwer thefe planets Browin fovm‘ parts o propertie t war of.lron which is called Mars by the chemifts Ma'rriavist. # /. [from martial. warrior ; a fighter Many brave adventurous fpirits fell for love o her; amongft others the high-hearted mar; /ift wh firft loft his hands limbs, and laftly his life then one of his chiefef Hoael MA'RTINGAL. 7. /. [mmartingale, French. It is a broad. ftrap made faft to th girths under the belly of a horfe, an runs between the two legs to fafte the other end, under the nofeband o the bridle Ma'rRTiNMAS Harris 7. [, [marti The feaft of St I play a merchant's part Ma'rRTEN Th Dryden Mart. 2 /. [contracted from market. I. A place of publick traflick 3. Letters of mart 4 Borrowing qualitie ars Fee With delicates of leaves and marfby weed 2. Bargain tial law in the world Shake[peare's Henry V They proceeded in a kind of martial juftice wit enemies, offering them their law before t their fword Lacon approach you and mafs. Martin; the elevent of November, commonl martilmafs or martlemalfs corrupted t Martilmas beefe doth bear good tacke When countrey folke do dainties lacke Tuffer MA'RTINET. | #. [ [martinet, French. Ma'rRTLET A kind of f{wallo This gueft of Summer The temple-haunting martlet, does approve By his lov'd manfionry, that heaven's breat Smells wooingly here. No jutting frieze Buttrice nor coigne of vantage but this bir Hath made his pendant bed, and procreant cradle Where they moft breed and haunt, I have obferv' The air is delicate Shakefpeare's Machoth Asin a drought the thirfty creatures cry And gape upon the gather'd clouds for rain Then firft the martlet meets it in the ky And with wet wings joys all the feather'd train Ma'rTNETS faitene Drydere 2. / to th They are fmall line leetc of th fail MA'RTYR. z. / Luaglve martyr The queen of martials And Mars himfelf conduéted them Chapman It hath feldom been feen, that the far fouther people bave invaded the northern, but contrari Thus could not the mouths of worth filenced Nearer heav'n his virtues fhone Like rifing flames expanding i Bacon But peaceful kings o'er martial people fet Each other's poize and counterbalance ave Dryden 2. Having a warlike fhew; fuiting war Of equal dread in flight or in purfuit Mil When our country's caufe provokes to arms How martial mufick every bofom warms Pope 3. Belongin to war no ci‘{il s no ac cording to the rules or pradtice of peaceable government turn 7artyr The martyr's glory crown'd the foldier's fig To be a martyr fignifies only to witnef of Chrift; but the witneflin g of the t fo generall attended with pe {fecution dom now fignifies not only to witnef nef b_‘.' d Th Sc His thoufands, in what martial equipag They iffue forth ! Steel bows and fhafts their arms Br One who by his death bears witnefs t the truth Prayers and tears may ferve a good man' if not to conquer as- foldier, yet wife; whereby it is manifeft, that the norther trat of the world is the more martial region t bring that part of the leetch which i next to the yard-arm clofe up to th yard, when the fail is to be furled Bailey Into my feeble breaf Come gently, but not with that mighty rag Wherewith the martial troopes thou doft infeft And hearts of great heroes doft enrage. Fairy Qu His fubjeés call'd aloud for war Dryden was the great refiner of Englifh poetry Trapp and the beft marfballer of words "larsHRO'CKET fenny If he fhall think it fit goes before a prince to declare his coming, and provide entertainment "p Ma'gsuar wet To undefervers Fairy Queen « An harbinger 1. Boggy MA raged firf marty in hi la fo Chriftianit moments divine perfon for whom he f Truth' earl b HIo cna 7o MA'RTYR 2. a 1. Te put t profeffion deat [fro fo t i 1e naun. virtue or tru 2. To murder; to deftroy (g Yo |