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Show mingle; or rather corrupted from mi/cellane.] Mixed corn: as, wheat an rye ©oad men T fuppofe to live in a flate of mor tification, under a perpetual confliét with thei bodily appetites, and ftruggling to get the maffer Atterbury over them ry to diffect Chief With long and tedious ha ock, fabled knight Milton's Paradife Lofl IR battles feign'd He could atta ¥ n to a maf found the depths of all ?ory in all languages, an otfon and fciences Of maftlin Locke Ma'strur [from maff.] - Abound adj beech ing in maflt, or fruit of oak chefnut In the worf hung #n. f tories well matted an air Lat. Sometime or comminutio Ray o# the Creation Ma'sticAaTORY. n. /. [mafticatoire, Fr.) A medicine to be chewed only, no {wallowed Ma'sticH 2. / of the fam gathered fro z. A kind of mortar or cement the into a kin of maflich whic infed:s could not divide Ma'srrcor . f Latin. Massicor Grind your #afficet with faffron in gum water Mafficot s very light Peacham becaufe it is'a yery clea yellow, and very near to white Dryden's Dufref Ma'sti¥F. 7. /. maftives, plural. [maftin Fr. maftino, Italian. A dog of th largeft fize; a bandog; dog kept t watch the houfe at a farmer' door th More's Antidote againft. Atbeif _Soon as Ulyffes near th' enclofure drew With open mouths the f Fives flew Ma'stiess adj [from maff. #./ card Lr z. /i [meche French rope o {mal chi the i fevera bottle whichof them laft longeft withou of woo marckes an flench fe Bacos cherit muc muc fir at once an woul kee fir longer than a coal, we took a piece of match fuch as foldiers ufe Boyle 2. [From wuyn, a fight; or from maca Saxon, one equal to another. A con Bearin [from mefler, French, to l 3 telt ; a game any thing in which ther is contelt or oppofition Shall we play the Wartons with our wdes And make fome pretty match with fhedding tears kef ejpeare The goat was mine, by finging fairly won A folemn 7atch was made; he loft the prize [Fro maca Saxon. D !_ ,‘(.'( 7 One equal t Shakefpeare And every meafure fail me Shakefp. King Lear 2. To thew an equal No hiftory or antiquity can march his policies an his conduét Soutk 3. To oppofe as equal Eternal migh To match with their inventions they prefum' So eafy, and of his thunder made a fcorn. Milton What though his heart be gréat, his action gallant He wants a crown to poife againft a crown Birth to sazch birth, and power to balance®power Diryden Th thepherd's kalenda of Spenfe be matcked in any modern language is not t Dryden 4. To fuit; to proportion Let poets match their fubject to their firength And often try what weight they can {upport Rofcommon Mine have been ftil Match'd with my birth5 a younger brother's hopes miccia He made ufe of trees as mazches to fet Druina fire Hevel Being willing to try fomething that would no no niaft Ma'sTrLIN fightmataever fruc O thou, good Kent, how fhall I live and woi To match thy goodnefs? life will be too fhort ol dipped in melted fulphur Poge Her fhining hair, uncomb'd, was loofely fpread A,cruwn of maftlefs oak adorn'd her head. Dryden A Italian; probably fromgmico, to fhine Latin: furely not, as Skizner conjétures from the Saxon maca, a companion becaufe a match is companion to gun. 1. Any thing that catches fire; generall Let the mafliffs amufe themfelves about a fl:‘:v‘p f}{m ftuffed with hay, provided it will kecp the tro{m worrying the flock Savift The pleafure of that madnefs Sidey MATCH firf anfwer fhall be his vigilant mafbiff n. /. [French. the third But with his dreadful horns them drives afore Spenfer ‘When rank Therfites opes his mafiff jaws We fhall hear mufick, wit, aid oracle Shakefp we knoc No fettled fenfes of the world can marc Pope Who ever faw a matachin dance to imitat ing: this was a fight that did imitate th chin5 for they being but three that fought one had two adverfaries ftriking him, wh As favage bull, whom two fierce maffiwves bait When rancour doth with rage him once engore Forgets with wary ward them to await Whe 76 MaTcH. v. a. [from the noun. 1. To be equal to n. /. [matador, a murderer MATACHIN dance thof Se Dryden Now move to war her {able matadores In fhow like leaders of the fwarthy Moors Addifon [marum She inherited a fair fortune of her cwn, an was very rich in a perfonal eftate, and was looke Clarendcn upon as the richeft match of the Welt and the feventh in hearts and diamonds As for the fmall particles of brick and ftone the leaft moiftnefs would join them. together, an tur Drayton aces, and the deuce in {pades and clubs name in Scio We may apply intercipients upon the temples o maffich5 frontals may alfo be applied Wifeman 6. Cne to be married Spanifth.] One of the three principa cards in the games of ombre and quadrille, which zre always the two blac tree vice, malke by number is with prid and begin t Rogers Love doth feldom fuffer itfelf to be confined b other matches than thofe of its own making. Boyle With him fhe ftrove to join Lavinia's hand But dire portents the purpos'd match withftand Dryden to join like a mat matted, as in the fkin, but in more open work Grew's Cofmol [mafiic, French. 1. A kind of gu from the piercin Ewelyn's Kalendar beneath an ancient oak Ma'Taporz Addifor The matc Vere rich and honourable ; befides, the gentlenma Is full of virtue, bounty, worth, and qualities Befeeming fuch a wife as your fair daughter Shakefpeare And o'er his eye-brows hung his matted hair Dryden The fpleen confifteth of mufcular fibres, al Remember maficatories for the mouth Bacon Salivation and wmafiicatories evacuate confiderably; falivation many pints of phlegm in a day and very much by chewing tobacco. Floyer on Hum ui hal of his fellow for the mightief 4. One that fuits or tallies with another 5. A marriage He look'd a lion with a gloomy ftare Maflication is a neccflary preparation of foli aliment, without which there can be no good digeftion Arbuthnot guarde Or on the matted grafs he lies No god of fleep he did invoke The ftream that o'er the pebbles flies With gentle flumber crowns his eyes of the meat in the mouth; but in fuch as ar not carnivorcus it is immediately fwallowed int &the crop or, craw, and thence transferred into th with ma I on a fountain light Whofe brim with pinks was platted The banks with daffadillies dight With grafs like fleave was matted The a&t of chewing gizzard room d matc The natural fhame that attend them zealous to encourage themfelve and form a party againft religion: i they furvey their increafing ftrength think themfelves a match for virtue Keep the doors and windows of your conferva z. To twift together [mafficatio In birds there is no maffication wori to conteft with an "I'He old man has met with bis match. Spefiatsr 7o Mart. @. a. [from the noun. 1. To cover with mats For thus the mafiful chefnut mates the fkies Dryden Mastica'rron inn' abl fubjets The floors of plaifter, and the walls of dung. Pope o Some from feeds inclos'd on earth arife rank Tuffer's Hufb The women and children in the weft of Cornwall make mats of a fmall and fine kind of bent there growing, which ferve to cover floors an walls Carexo's Surwey of Cornwall 4. Attainment of fkill or power other difficuities of rie and of wheat on Government mitigates the inequality of power and' makes an' innocent man, though of the lowef MAT. #./. [meacze, Saxon ; matre, German matta, Latin. A textare o fedge, flags, or rufhes To give fufficient fweetnefs, a maffery in the language is required: the poet muft have a magazin of words, and have the art to manage his few vowel Dryden to the beft advantage The learning and maffery of a tongue being unpleafant in itfelf, fhould not be cumbered wit another other The tother for one lofe hath twain g. Skill; dexterity MA MA MA Rove Employ their wit and humou " matching of patterns and colours in chufing an Swift 5. To marry; to give in marriage Great king T would not from your love make fuch a firay To match you where I hate Shakefp. King Lear Thou' doft proteft thy love, and would'ft it tho By matchirg her, as the would match her foe. Donne Them willingly they would have ftill retain'd And maich'd unto the prince. Dariel's Civil War When 2 man thinks himfelf matched to one wh fhould be a comfort to him, inftead thereof he find in his bofom a beaft South A fenator of Rome, while Rome furviv'd ‘Would not have march'd his daughter with a king LAddifon To MaTCH. . 7 1. To be married A thing that may luckil hath® th blefling to marc minded lady £ al out to hi I hold it a fin to match in my kindred t Si S Let' tigets march with hinds, and wolves wit fheep And cvery creature couple with his foe Dryden All creatures elfe are much unworthy thee They match'd, and thou alone art left for me. 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