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Show MO MO With eafe diftinguifh'd, is the regal race One monarch wears an open, honeft face Shap'd to his fize, and godlike to behold His royal body fhines with fpecks of gold. Dryden Return'd with dire remorfelefs fway The monarch favage rends the trembling prey. Pope Prefident Come but monies was formerly ufed for fums. Metal coined for the purpofes of comImportune him for monies : be not ceaf With flight denial Shakafpe Timon of Athens THhe jealous wittolly knave hath mafles of Moncyi You need my hn‘p Shake[peare Shylock regal a monarch princely; im perial who Satan now tranfcendent glory rais' Above his fellows Confcious of higheft worth unmov''d thus fpake Milton adj RCHICAL Monw Fr [monarchique ovayixse 3 from monarch. Vefted in fingle ruler Hr" ftorks will only live in free ftates, is pretty cunceit to advance the opinion of popula ies, and from antipathies in nature to difpaBrozon ical government The decretals refolve all into a monarchical powe Baker's Reflettions on Learning at Rome To Mo'NARCHISE. v. #. [from monarch. To play the king Allowing him a breath, a little fcen To monarchize Mo '~NARCHY be fear'd and kill with looks Shake[peare French [monarchie #. / ‘;/ ovz ‘;(:5( . . The government of a fingle perfon While the monarch a protector. 2 t 1 wineri flourifh'd, thefe wanted no Atterbury's Sermons Kingdom; empire Unt Th Wa Wh I paf the kingdom of perpetual night firft that there did greet my firanger foul my great father-in-law, renowned Warwick cried aloud, What fcourge for perjur Can this dark monarchy afiord falfe Clarence Shakefpeare This fmall inheritanc Contenteth me Mo'NasTERY and 's worth a monarchy 7. / Shakefp [monafiere, French Houfe of relimmafif;zu/n, Latin. gious retirement; convent; abby; cloi It is ufual lly pronounce fer often written, monaftry an There virgins honourable vows receiv Dryden But chafte as maids in ,;fmfuzu livid In a monaffery your devotions cannot carry you f far toward the nextworld, as to make this lofe th Pope fight of you Mowa'sTICK Mona'sTICAL / monaflicus Lat. Fren Re ligioufly reclufe; pertaining to a monk } adj. [monaflique m drav fuxtm to forfwear the full ftream o Lhr* world, and to livein a nook merely nonaftick Shakelp As you like it . The filicious and hairy vefts of the ftr i&eft order f‘f friers derive the inftitution of their monaftic life from the example of John and Elias Brown's Valgar Errours When young, you led a life mwmflu And wore a veft ecclefiaftick Denbam Now in your age you grow mnm{hLL Mona'sTrcaLLY. adv. [from monafict. Reclufely; in the manner of a monk I hav a dozen years more to anfwer for naflically paffe light all mo in this country af liberty and de ¢ Mo'spay. n f. [from moon an The fecond day of the week Mo'~ex Savift day. n. f. [monnoye, French; moneta Latin. It has properly no plural excep when money is taken for a fingle piece VoL I Wives the readieft help To betray heady hufbands, rob the eaf And lend the monies on return of luft. Ben Fonfon quantit differ fro of filve uncoin' in eac filver in that th piece of money is afcer tained by the ftamp it bears, which is a public Locke voucher My difcourfe to the hen-peck'd has produce many correfpondents ; fuch a difcourfe is of genera Addifon ufe, and every married man's money Shall T withhol fellow creature enough to receiv People are no cept of their ow a little money or food from m for fea it fro oblige coinag he fhould not be goo Law me to receive any monics, exby a publick mint Savift Thofe huckiterers or money jobbers will be foun neceflary, if this brafs money is'made current in th exchequer Saift . /. [money and bag. Mo'NEYBAG large purfe Look to my houfe; Tam right loth to go There is fome ill a brewing towards my reft For I did dream of mwnylzag: to-night Shakefpeare M up by an ill-bred puppy place was take with a moneyba under each arm Addifon's Guar Mo NEYBOX. 7. /. [mongy and box. till; repofitory of ready coin an [mone n. J Mo 'NEYCHANGER change.] A broker in money T hL ufurers or moneychangers being a {candalou employment at Rome, is a reafon for "the high rat Arbutbnot of intereft Ric Mo' NEYED. adj. [from momey. in money: often ufed in oppofition t thofe who are poffefled of lands Invit moneye to len me to the merchants for the continuing and quickening of trade. Bacon If exportation will not balance importation, awa your filver go again, whether moneyed or no moneyed 5 for where goods do not, filver muft pa Locke for the commodities you fpend Several turncd their money into thofe fdndx merchants as well as other moz :)ul men With thefe meafures fell in all monied men fuch as had raifed vaft fums by trading with ftock and funds, and lending upon great intereft. Szvift muf Then courts of kings were held in high renow have monies 1 Kingsy xxis 2 ]l]nm_ with monarchal pride we woul Shakefpeare and you fay 1 will give thee the worth of it in mone MoNA RCHAL. adj. [from monarch.] Suit Mo NEYER 2. / French [monnoyer-eur from money. . One l'hdt deals in money; a banker 2. A coiner of money M in O Mo 'NEYSWORTH. 7 Somethin /. [money an valvable avort fomethin tha will bring mone merce thou monarch of the vine I'lllmpy Bacchus, with pink eyne In m) vats our cares be drown'd in 'NEYLESS. adj money [from money. Want pcmn]efs The ftrong exlmc"t‘\tmn of a good certain falar will om\.ugh the lofs by bad rents received out o Swift lands in mencylefs times MO 'NEYMATTER. 7.f. [money and ma:Account of debtor and creditor ter. What if you and I Nick ihoul moneymatters fand between us enguire ho A;Lu‘/v, MO NEYSCRIVENER. #. /. [money and JeriOne who raifes money fo wvener. others Suppofe a young unexperienced man in th hands of money-[eriveners5 fuch fellows are lik your wire-drawing mills, if thcy get hold of man's finger, the/ will puil in his whole body a Arbuthnot's Hift. of Fobn Bull laft Mo 'NEYWORT, #./ A plant There is Ln- controverfics o \\mH, and it is t Mo'~vGcorn #. /. [mang, Saxon, a corn.] Mixed corn : as, wheat and rye mifcellane, or maflin. Mo'NGER #z. f [nxan*'jx: SJ\'OI'] trader ; from man Klan, Saxon, to trrade. A dmm sAanfeller ilpas z.lu m or never ufed alone, or otherwife than afte the name of any comnmodity to exprefs feller of that commodity as, a fif5 monger ; and fometimes a medler in an thm monger as ahoremonger new/ Do you know me ?-Yes, excellent v'c" yo are a fith-monger Skake[peare Th' impatient ftates-monge Could now contain himfelf no longer - Hudibras Mo'NGREL. adj. [as mongcorn, from manz Saxon or mengen mixe 7llllflgf€ to mix breed fC Dutch. commonl O writte filfl?]g'?'f/ "This zealo Is ofa mongrel, divers kind Clerick before, and lay bdlmd Hudibras Ye mongrel work of heav'n, with human fhapes That have butlufi: enough of fenfe to kno The mafter's voice Diyden's Don Sebaftian I''m but a half-ftrain'd villain yet But mongrel mifchievous Dryden Bafe, groveling, worthlefs wretches Mongrels in faétion ; poor faint-hearted traitors A'{l'dé/;m His friendfhip ftill to few confin'd Were always of the middling kind No fools of rank or mongrel breed Who fain would pafs for lords indeed. Swift's Mif Mo' 'NIMENT. . /. [from moneo, Lat. feems here to fignify infcription I Some others were driven and diften Into great ingots and to wedges {quare Some in round plates withouten moniment. Fairy Queen 70 Mo's1sH. @. a. [moneo, Latin. T admonifh, of which it is a contra&tion Monifb him gently willing to amend whic fhall mak hi bot and glad to go forward in love Afcham's Schoolmafier Mo NISHER 7. [ admonifher rno monifh. A a monitor Mon~1t10N. #. /. [monitio, Lat. monition French. 1. Information ; hint ‘W hav no vifible monit any other periods fuch as we have o fucceflive light and darknefs Holde 2. Inftru&ion ; document Unrul ambitio of friends is deaf not onl to the advic but to the counielsiand monitions of rea L'E fon itfelf Then after fage monitions from his friends His talents to emplo He turns to poli for noble i15 dan endk us wit wif 2. / [me One wh warns of faults, or informs of duty It is ufe one who gives ufeful hints of an upper icholar in a fcheool commiffioned by the mafter to look to th boys in his abfence Mo'~1TOR You need not be a mozitor to the king ; his learning is eminent: be but his fcholar, and you ar Bacon fafe It was the privilege of Adam innocent to hav thefe notions alfo firm and untainted, to carry h monito |