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Show MO MO orde out of the commo 1. Somethin Oi Like fome fantaftic fairy land did fhew Gods, devils, nymphs, witches, and giants race And all but man in man's chief work had place Then like fome worthy knight with facred arms Doft drive the monflers thence, and end the c th Somethin 2 wickednefs And horribl 1. In a manne o o_F nature I had rather have one feratch my head i° th' fun When the alarum were ftruck, than idly fi "o hear my nothings monfler'd. Shake[p. Coriolanus MonsTRrO s1TY. ] 2./ [frommonfirous. The ftate of bein MONSTRUO'SITY monftrous, or out of the common erde Monflrofity is mor of the univerfe analogous This is the monfiruofity in love, that the will i Shakefpeare confin'd againft fuch routs an utterly degenerated fro very body and frame o births, but w Bacon often fe a greater monfirofity in educations: thus, when father has begot a man, he trains him up into South's Sermons beaft By the fame law monfirofity could not incapacitate from marriage, witnefs the cafe of hermaphroArbuth. and Pope dites Srofus mon Fr [monfireux Lat¥ Shakefpeare to this intolerable deal of fack 3. Irregular; enormous or breadth pear The whole at once is bold and regular 4. Shocking; hateful This was an invention given ou w Mo'nsTROUS much adv can by th their natio ceivcd Pope term 1. Continuin re the moo Bacon the earth upo been finite or infinite 2 }Izlppenin ever axis, whether thefe Be month the memor o is preferved ; 2 me acenotaph; fomething eret ed in memory of the dead goddefs me brin 2. Raifed in honour of the dead; belong ing to a tomb Perfeverance keeps honour bright To have done, is to hang quite out of fafhio Shakefp hockery Like rufty mail in of her than fnow Tl not fcar that whiter fki Shakel fter And fmooth as mon Therefore if he needs muft go And the fates will have it fo ; may he be poflef a month; performed in its ow whic To arched walks of twilight groves And fhadows brown that Sylvan loves Milto Of pine or monnmental oak The deftruftion of the earth was the moft monumental proof that could have been given to all.th Woeodward fucceeding ages of mankind The polifh'd pillar different fculptures grace Pepe A work outlafting monumental brafs [from month. about 1 the earth, - or the diurnal one A tomb His flaring beams and in leap year o 1 would afk concerning the monthly revolutions o On your family's old monumen Hang mournful epitaphs, and do all rite That appertain unto a burial Shake[peare The flowers which in the circling valley grow Shall on his monument their odours throw. Sandys In a heap of flain Two youthful knights they found beneath a loa oppref /. Longing defire adj Fr When the fun begins to flin O #.f. [mode, Fr. modus, Lat. MOOD month Spa Exceedmg]y 3 Very 2 Shake[peare You have a montd's mind to them For if a trumpet found, or drum beat Who has not a month's mind to combat ? Hudibras Mo 'NTHLY thing [monuzsent Of graffy turf'; and pile up every iton Of luftre from the brook:; in memory Or monument to ages : and thereo Offer fweet-fmelling gums, Milton's Paradife Loft Of ancient Britith ar A pleafing monument, not lefs admir' Than what from Attick or Etrufcan hand Philips Arofe Colle&t the beft monuments of our friends, thei Pope to. Swift own images in their writings As many monthbs as I fuftain'd her hate So many years is fhe condemned by fat Dryden's Theos and Honoria To daily death ap or lengt o fireDis MoNUuME'NTAL. adj. [from monument. 1. Memorial ; preferving memory the moon, but alfo folary, and terminated by th motion of the fun, in thirty degrees of the eclipBrown's Pulgar Errours tick MonTHu's mind..n b o So'many grateful altars I would rea twenty-nine Till the expiration of your month Shake[peare's King Lear Sojourn with my fifter From a month old even unto five years old Ley. xxviis 6 Months are not only lunary, and meafured -b S/,'fikc;/‘;‘lc'di'r.' flirrups Dryden With thee on Raphael's monument 1 mourn Pope Or wait infpiring dreams at Maro's urn time, are unequally of thirty or oneand-thirty days, except February, whic "That, from her working, all his vifage wan'd In horfe Of flaughter'd foes, whom firft to death they fent The trophies of their ftrength, .a bloody monument through a fign of the zodiack: the caJendar months, by which we recko Could force his foul {o to his conceit Shakzfp his time there remained the monu ent o S ‘his tomb in the mou Raleigh He is become a notabie mo# ment of unprofperou K; g Charles difloyalty n. /. [mona'd, Saxon MONTH fpace of time either meafured by th fun or moon: the lunar month is th time between the change and change or the time in which the moon come to the fame point: the folar mont is the time in which the fun pafle her playe thi tha monftrou no i I But in a fition, in a dream of pailion ot I A horfe the name of th A veflel in which glaffes ar is of twenty-eight th morial come for #n. /.. [ [fro thin perfon New things produce new words, and thus ilontet Has by one veflel fay'd his name from death. King Generally wit brea o wort halfpenn on bu O monfirou 1. An engineer =#. / Latin monumentum Dryden Bacon inventor. wafhed n. /. [French. MO''NUMENT His hat was like a helmet, or Spanith montero MonNTE TH monthly .Tooker as well even daily, be iterated fwear not by the moon, th' inconftant moon afliftant to a gunner malfter A term i [Spanith. n:/ wel foot in the ftirrup Dic nders R n M Maxrross. jz, /. jAn under-ganner, o -To fee thee fight, to fee thee pafs thy punéte thy ftock, thy traverfe, thy diftance, thy montant Shakefpeare fome degree of diflike bu fencing MONTERO man's cap ver whic Italia riding-mafter moun their horfes from, without putting thei Shakefpeare four ma manthip, a ftone as high as th See the monfiror fuefs of man ‘When he looks out in an ungrate ful fhape Vat be all you, one, two, tree on MONTOIR Mo 'NSTROUSNESS. #. /. [ from monftrous. Enormity ; irregular nature or behaviour Hydras, and gorgons, and chimeras dire. Milton Every thing that exifts has its particular con fitution 3 and yet fome monflrous produétions hav few of thofe qualities which accompany the effenc of that fpecies from whence they derive their oriLocke ginals niards, to fave the monftrous fcor hor MO'NTANT. n. /. [French. Once in a month adv That changes monthly in her circled orb Thefe truths with his example you difprove Nature there perverfe Brought forth all monftrous, all prodigious things No monflrous height terribly ‘Who with his wife is monftroufly in love th ma Shake[peare ture wonderful orde And that felf-cbain about his neck Which he forfwore moft monftroufly to have 1. Deviaring from the ftated order of na Strange I He walks Muft be of fuch unnatural degre Shakefpeare's King Lear That monfters it adj fhockingly commo 2. To a great or enormous degree Her oftenc Mo nsTrROUS out of th ou Left that thy love prove likewife variable South's Sersnons meet the old coutfe of death eftate a monfrofity We read of .monftrou [from monftrous. Tiberius was bad enough in his youth fuperlatively and monfiroufly {o in his old age If fhelive long executio league i as hav in thei and monftrou who Mo'~nTHLY ribly for - deformity Not in ufe and th a taci people as hav Bacon L'Eftrange e Mo s ~nsTrROUSLY adv % Mo'nsTER. @. a. [from the noun. To put out of the common order o infinite Suc fhoals o nature put off the hooks eafil Fo there refiding a- fai ous thick oil o And will be monftrous witty on the poor. ~ Dryden Women will all turn monflers. Shak [ps King Lear All human virtue to its lateft bre Finds envy never conquer'd but by death The great Alcides, ev'ry labour patt Pope Had fill this monffer to fubdue at laft things LG wa Sh The youth of hea of each Add, that the rich have ftill a gibe in ftore or mifchief in the end tops a dra hard to be pleafed again thefe monftrous produétions have none of thof qualities that accompany. the eflence of that fpecie Locke from whence they derive petroleum of nature C It ought to be determined. whether smonf really a diftinét fpecies; wefind, that fom an turn into a mouldy fubfance . the bottom clou i and Methinks heroic poefie till now 2 of vitrio 1 Th o for o an argument rqua their univerfal or pasticular affir tion 2 |