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Show MU muddies the beft wit, and makes it only to flutte Grew's Cofmol and froth high . /. [mud and fuck. Mu'psuckERr {fea fowl In all water-fowl, their legs and feet correfpon to that way of life; and in mudfuckers, two o the toes are fomewhat.joined, that they may no Derbam eafily fink Mvubwa'LL. #. /. [mud and wall. 1. A wall built without mortar, by throwing up mud and fuffering it to dry If confcience contra& ruft or foil, a man ma as well expect to fee his face in a mudwall, as tha fuch a confcience fhould give him a true report o South his condition 2. [apiafler.] A bird fo called. Ainjwor MupwAa'LLED. adj. [mud and awall. Having a mudwall As folks from mudwall'd tenemen RBring landlords pepper-corn for ien "To thofe might better fpare them ten 7o MuE. @. a. [muer, Fr. to change feathers Prior Tomoult [fof Mvurr. z. J. [muf, Swedith. cover for the hands in Winter Feel but the difterence foft and rough Cleaveland This a gantlet, that a muff What Not fan no more favours not a ribbon more Suckling not muff Dryden The lady of the fpotted mu/f began A child that ftands in the dark upon his mother's muff, fays he ftands upon fomething, h knows not what o Mu ¥FLE @. a [from moufle a winter glove. 1.. To cover from the weather His ruins psove him a religious houfe. Cleaveland Dryden You muft be zzffled up like ladies The face lies muffled up within the garment Addifon Balbutius muffled in his fable cloke Like an old Druid from his hollow oak Young Alas that love, whofe view is muffled fill Should. without eyes fee pathways. to his ill Shakefpeare We've caught the woodcock, and. will kee him muffled. Skakefpeare's All's well that ends well Our underftandings. lie grovelling in this lowe region, muffled vp in mifts and darknefs. Glanville Lofs of fight is the mifery of life, and ufuall the forerunner of death : when the malefacto comes once to be muffled, and the fatal cloth draw over his eyes, we: know: that he is not far fro Sostth his.execution Bright Lucife That night his heav'nly form obfcur'd with tears And fince he was forbid to Jeave the fkies his mournfu eyes Dryden One muffled vp in the infallibility of his' fect will not enter into debate with a perfon that wil queftion ‘any of thofe things which to him ar Locke facred. to involve This.is one of the firongeft examples of a perfonation that ever was : although the king's manner of thewing things by pieces, and by dark lights hath fo muffied it, that it hath left it almoft as Bacon's Herry V1l myftery No muffling clonds, nor fhades infernal, ca Sandys From his inquiry hide offending man The thoughts of kings are like religious groves The walks of muffled gods. Dryden's Don Sebaftian. They were in formex ages muffled wp in darknefs } and fuperftition. Aributhnot's Hiftory of Fobn Bull 9o MU'¥FFLE. v. n [maffelen To fpeak inwardly Dutch. to fignify to you that Fortune is blind Shake[peare's Henry V Mr. Hales has found out the beft expedients fo ai t i t o f i a o f f a d m i n t e pre by breathing through mufflers, which imbibe thef Arbuthnot on Air vapours moffelen to ipea without clear and diftinck articulation drefs by whic 2. A part of a woman' the face was covered There is no woman's gown big enough fo e f m t h o p g m h i r h o him Shake[peare and a handkerchief, and fo efcape The Lord will take away your tinkling ornamufflers Lfaiab an bracelets chains iii. 19 Th Mvu'rri. # /. [a Turkith word. high prieft of the Mahometans n. /. [Skinner derives it fro MUG A cup to drin magl, Welfh, warm. in Ah Bowzybee, why didft thou ftay fo long o ' n w w i d t e r l r w g m T Gay ftrong adj. [corrupted from mucky Mvu'Gcey for damp. | Moift; damp MU'GGISH. mouldy Cover with muggy firaw to keep it moift Mortimer Mvu GHOUSE A [mugand boufe. #./ a low houfe of entertainment Our fex has dar'd the mughoufe chiefs to meet And purchas'd fame in many a well fought ftreet Tickel Bel Mv'GIENT. adj. [mugiens, Latin. lowing that mugies a bittern maket noife o bumping, by putting its bill into a reed, or b putting the fame in water or mud, and after while retaining the air, but fuddenly excluding i Brown again, is not eafily made out Mvu'eworT. 2. /. [mugpyntc, Saxon; artemifia, Lat. flowers and fruit of the mugwort are ver Th like thofe of. the wormwood the branches Some of the moft. commo Englan bugle comfry ar animals Mu 'LBERR 1. Th mulberr roundit different. {pecie o morus, Latin. free tree hat leaves large the mal rough flowers o katkins, which: have a calyx confiftin of four leaves, are fometimes produce upon feparate trees, at other times at remote diftances from the fruit on the fam tree: the fruit is compofed of- {evera protuberances to ufe »o tree upo of Cante a rzf'n; and rmrll':[‘;fie:"?':o;t called morus in Latin, out ofa tup Cu a The ripeft mulberry That will not hold the handling. Shakelpeare' bod black furface th o tubercle round wit to each.of whic adher .four {mall leaves; the feeds are round ifh, growing fingly in each. protuberance;- it is planted for the delicacy o the fruit The white mulberry is commonly cultivated for its leaves to fee filkworms, in France and Italy, thoug the Perfians always mak ule of th fmal not ver unl;gjizl: ':iul; Wosdward's ]«‘,3";1,‘ berry MvurcrT 2. / [muléa, Latin. A fie a penalty: ufed commonly of pecunjy penalty Doe you then Argive Hellena, with all her fre fure her Reftor to us an pay the mu/d, that by you vows is due Cb:l‘bma Becaufe this is a great part, and Eufebiys hati f2id nothing we will, by way of muléf or pain, | B:zcon it upon him Look humble upward, fee his will difclof The forfeit firft, and then the fine impofe A mulé# thy poverty could never pay Ha Diyden not eternal wifdom found the way 7o MuLcT. w. a. [muléto, Latin 5 mulfe French.] To punith with fine or for feiture Marriage without confent of parents they dono make void, but they 7=/ it in the inheritors; fo the children of fuch marriages are not admittedt inherit above a third part of their parents inherit Bacon's New Atlantis, ance #n. f. [nule, mulet, French; mul MvuvLE Latin. An animal generated between a he afs and a mare or fometimes be tween a horfe and a fhe afs. You have among you manya purchas'd flave, Which, like your affes, and your dogs, and ks You ufe in abje and in flavith part. Shakefpears Five hundred affes yearly took the horfe Producing mules of greater {peed and force, Sandys Thofe efffuvia in-the male feed have the greae firoke in generation, as is demonftrable in a mule which doth more refemble the parent, that is, th R afs, than the female Twelve young mules, .a ftrong laborious race Pflf 2 Mu‘LETEER mulio, Latin. f. [muletier, French Mule-driver; horfe boy Bafe muletcers Your mariners are wtuleteers, reapers an } n./. [monbejug, Sax Mu'LBERRY archbifhio Paul's-betony Wifeman betwee Morton mulberry for thas pur*' Mily Like peafant foot-boys, do they keep the walls And dare not take up arms like gentlemen. Skak mulaz [Spanith =». f MULA'TTO One beFrench ; from mulus, Latin,} got between a white and a black, a mul blac but grow.erect upo Miller fimples with us i mugort commo pofe 2. The fruit of the tree Fortune is painted with a muffler before her eyes Tha 2. To blindfold 3. To conceal Mu'FrLER. 7. /. [from muffe.] 1. A cover for the face alehoufe His muffled feature fpeaks him a reclufe He muffled with a clou n v g a n m R c B t i a n nounc e e o c t a o t r p a o r {omewhat m t e n r n k e { o f n z l a n and muffl e l H t e e f d c e f o fou Locke Fr and vigour of pro The freedom or apertnef ments or a hen Prefent 2 turkey MIUA M Your fhips are not well mann'd MuLIE ERITY Sbalz#_lfl % f. [mulicbris, Latin. lit vir t r tr co th o n Wom the manners and charaer of woman ToMvuLL. v. a. [mollitus, Latin. wi a it pi di an 1. To fofte Hanme burat and fweetened whe Peace is a very apoplexy, letharg Shakspar Mulld, deaf, fcepy, infenfible 2. T hea an liquor and {weeten a fpice it Drink new cyder mull'd, with ginger wargzj e _ l l} t L [ 2 MuLLE IN plant. Mvu'LLER 2. f [mouleur, -Frencl}-l]l.: h i w t w t i l h fto n z r h powder is groun improperlf i ftone. I mullet The beft grinder is the porphyrys white or % marble, with a mu//er or upper ftone © . vou Y cut very even without faws or holes; r);ndihgil make a muller alfo of a. flat pEbble‘: by-smm fmooth at a grind-{tonc |