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Show MI Not tafteful herbs that in thefe gardens rife M LkMAN. n /. [milk and man. man who fells milk M:'LkraiL. n. /. [milk and pail. Which the kind foil with milky fap fupplies That very fubftance which laft week was grazgro o pai mil th i n wav fiel th i in Some plants upon breaking thejr veflels yield Arbuthnot on Aliments milky juice 3. Yielding milk Perhaps my paflion he difdains And courts the milky mothers of the plains Rofcommen man th o pai m bec no i en gar th i in Watts's Improvement of ¥ie Mm‘d Mr'LkpAN. 7. f. [#il# and pan.] Vefle in which milk is kept in the dairy Sir Fulke ‘Grevil had much and private accef to Queen Elizabeth, and did many men good ; ye lik wa h tha elf him o il mer fa he wou th fpil mai th whe fo ll df Go Rob wmilkpans, or kept any racket, they would lay i upon Robin: f5 what tales the ladies about th queen told her, or other bad offices that they did Bacons Apophth they would put it upon him MiLK O TTAGE. 7. f. [milkand pottage. Food made by boiling milk with wate and oatmeal For breakfaft and fupper, mil are very fit for children coun ard milkpo'tag Locke Ac . /o [milk and feore. of mil owe on for, {core board He is better acquainted with the mi/kfcore tha Addifon his fteward's accounts Mr'Lksor mild effeminate Ofa mof A {oft #n./. [milk and fop. notoriou feeble-minde thief, whic life-time of fpoils, one of their bard he was none of the idle milkfsps tha up by the fire-fide, but that moft o fpent in arms, and that he did neve live man all hi will fay, tha was brough his days h eat his mea Spenfer before he had won it with his fword A milkfop, one that never in his lif Shake/p Felt fo much cold as over fhoes in fnow We have as good paflions as yourfelf; and woman was never defigned to be a milkfop. Addifon But give him port and potent fack Prior From milkfsp he ftarts up mohack Mi'LxTo0TH 7. J. [milk and rooth. Milkteeth are thofe fmall teeth which come fort before when a foal is about three months old, an which he begins to caft about two years and a hal Farrier after, in the fame order as they grew M1 LKTHISTLE. 7. J. [milk and thiftle plants that have a white juice ar An herb named milky. M1 LKTREFOLL. 7. /. [cytifus.] An herb Mi'LkveTCH. 7. /. [aftragelus, Latin. Willer Aplant Mi'LrwEED. n. f. [milk and aweed. p]ant MULKkWHITE. .adj White as milk [mil avbite. an She a black fi k cap on him begu Sidney To fet, for foil of his milkwkite to ferve Then will I raife aloft the milkawbhite rofe With whofe fweet {fmell the air fhall be perfum'd Stakefpeare The bolt of Cupid fell It fell upon a little weftern flower Refore milkwwhitz now pupie with love's woun Shakefppeare And maidens call it love in idlenefs goat for you 1 did provide A wilkavbit Two milkwhite kids run frificing by her fide Dryden Mvrkworr. n. /. [milk and wort. bell-thaped flower Mi‘vkwoman. n f. [milk and awoman. A woman whofe bulinefs is to ferve families with milk soman and your nurfery-mai TLven you have a feliow-feeling. Arbuth. Hiffs of Febn Bull Mi‘Lxy. adj. [from milk. 1. Made of milk 2. Refembling milk Pope Can move the god veflel into which cows are milked MiLKSCO'RE MI MI t Soft tender gentle timorous Has friendfhip fuch a faint and milky heart Shake[peare It turns in lefs than two nights This milky gentlenefs and courfe of yours You are much more at tatk for want of wifdom Shake/peare Than prais'd for harmful mildnefs Mr'Lky-way The galaxy z / an [mill away. The milkyzway, or via laéea, is a broad whit path or track, encompafling the whole heavens and extending itfelf in fome places with a doubl path, but for the mof Some of the ancients, a this path confifted onl hanging in the air; but fervations of this age, i confift of an innumerabl part with a fingle one Ariftotle, imagined tha of a certain exhalatio by the telefcopical obhath been difcovered t quantity of fixed ftars different in fituation and magnitude, from th confufed mixture of whofe light its whole colou Harris is fuppofed to be occafioned Nor need we with a prying eye furve The diftant fkies to find the milky-avay Creech It forcibly intrudes upon our fight How many ftars there muft be, a naked ey may give us fome faint glimpfe, but much mor a good telefcope, direfted towards that region o Cheyne the fky called the milky-way MILL #./. [wvAn; mola, Latin; melin Welth; myln, Saxon; mozlin, French An engine or fabric molen, Dutch. in which corn is ground to meal, or an other bodyis comminuted In genera an engine in which any operation i performed by means of wind or water fometimes it 1s ufed of engines turne by the hand, or by animal force The table, and we about it, did all turn roun by water which ran under, and carried it about a a mil Sidney Olives ground in mills their fatnefs boaft Dryden A miller had his arm and fcapula torn fro his bod by a rop twifte roun fuddenly drawn up by the mill his wrift, an Sharp's Surgery 7o MiLL. v. a. [from the noun ; weash mila, Iflandick. 1. To grind ; to comminute 2. To beat up chocolate 3. To ftamp coin in the mints Mi'Lr-coG. n. f. [mill and ceg.] Th denticulations on the circumference o wheels, by which they lock into othe wheels The timber is ufeful for mill-cogs Mortimner n.[0 [mill and dam. Th mound, by which the water is kept u to raife it for the mill A layer of lime and of earth is a great advantage in the making heads of ponds and mi//~dams Mortner Mi'Lr-norse mill #. / Horf that turns A mill-horfey Rill bound to go in one circle Sidney #. / Ap heth 2 M1LLTEETH. 2. /. [mill and t;i';fi"%!fi rinders ; dentes molares, doble¢ The beft infiruments for cracking bo:eth. nuts ave grinders or mill-teeth Arbyghyy 0:5){;,,. MILLENA'RIAN, 2./, [from milleng Lat. millenaire, Fr. the millenniam M1ULLENARY One wh adj. '[millenaire \ 5Dk B lenariys, 5 Lat.] ] CouCnofniffitliting of a thoufang in good manufeg a g : The millenary eflestium is marked with a line crofs the top thus g3 Arbuthy M1 LLENIST. 7. /. [from mille, La;"j‘g';" that holds the millenniam MILLE'NNIUM. ». /. [Latin.] A thop fand years; generally taken fo thoufand years during which, accordi to an ancient tradition in the churc grounded on a doubtful text in th Apocalypfe, our blefled Saviour fh reign with the faithful upon earth afte the refurreftion, before the final cop. pletion of beatitude We muft give a full account of that flate o} the millennium Burnet's Theory of the Earth, MivLe'NN1aL Latin. adj [fro millennisn, Pertaining to the millennium To be kings and priefts unto God, is the cha ra&eriftic of thofe that are to enjoy the milleni happinefs Burnt Mi: LLEPEDES. 7.Jf. [millepieds, French mill an pes Latin. Wood-lice, {o | called from their numerous feet If pheafant and partridg® are fick, givethn millepedes and earwigs which will cure them n. /. [fro Mr'Lier Mortimer's Hufbandy, Oneo mi/l. attends a mill More water ghideth by the mil Than wots the miller of Shakefpar Gillius, who made enquirg-of millers who de upon its fhore, received anfwer, that the Euripis ebbed an flowe fou time a day M1 LLER iz,fe s ALTRY MIULLER'S-THUMB. . f thumb. Brewn Hinfwirth [millr a A fmall fifh found in brooks o called likewife a bullhead MiLLE STMAL. adj. [millefimus, Latin Thoufandth; confilting of thoufaid parts T It would be better for your milled medals, i they carried the whole legend on their edges ; bu at the fame time that they are lettered on th edzes, they have other infcriptions on the face ar the reverfe Addifon Wood's halfpence are not milled, and therefor more eafily counterfeited Swift Mi'vr-pam Mr'LLMOUNTAINS give the fquare root of the number he laboured long in millefimal fraions, i _W"md confeflad there was no end Mr'LLeT #. /). [milium, Latid; mila millet, French. 1. plant pa:'fidf;‘ divide loof hat mille T}{ each fingle flower hath a calyx, confifting o leaves, which are inftead of petals, to P'?"&afm whic flower th o piftillu ftamina an wards becomes an oval, fhining feed: This P. was originally brought from the eaftern countt fro where it is fill greatly cultivated gm:é thi wit furnifh we are annuall is by many perfons much efteemed for }nfilld d u r e a p i it ca o In two rank q e l m o a g ftudd, about the bignefs o Wordaward ot Millet is diarrhetick, cleanfing, and :filimfl"' o difeafes of the k b i f f 2. A kind o for mullet oickk Some fith are gutted, fplit, and kep T %‘nnfi as whiting, mackerel, millet Thuo |
