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Show Mo vrer U Lating mulet n. f. [mallus French. A fea fifh Twilting of th Mvu'LrigruBs. z / guts; fometimes fullennefs. Azn/fworth Mvu‘rrock. #n./o Rubbith. Ainfworth MuvsEg. n./. [mulfum, Lat.] Wine boile Dia and mingled with honey MuLTA'NGULAR. adj. [multus and anguMan Latin. man cornered; havin corners ; polygonal adv. [from multan MurraA'NGULARLY gular.] Polygonally; with many corners Guranates ave multangularly round Grew' Cofn MvurLTA'NGULARNESS. z./. [from multangular.] The ftate of being polygonal, or having many corners MurLTiCA'PSULAR, adj. [multus and capJula, Latin.] Divided into many partiDi& tions or cells MvurTica'vous. adj. [multus and cavus. Diét Full of holes MvuLTtira'R10US. adj. [multifarius, Lat. Having great multiplicity havipg dif ferent refpes; having great diverfit in itfelf There is a multifarions artifice in the fru&ur More's Diwvine Dialogues of the meaneft animal When we confider this fo multifarious congruit of things in reference to ourfelves, how can w with-hold from inferring, that that which mad both dogs and ducks made them with a referenc More's Antidotes againfp Atheifm to us His {cience is not moved by the gufts of fanc and humour which blow up and down the multifaG lanwille to Albius #ious opinionifts We could not think of a more comprehenfiv expedient, whereby to affift the frail and torpen memory through fo multifarious and numerous a employment Ewelyn's Kalendar MvuLTIFA'RIOUSLY. adv. [from multifarions.] With multiplicity; with grea variety of modes or relations If only twenty-four parts may be fo multifa7ioufly placed, as to make many millions of millions of differing rows: in the fuppofition of thoufand parts, how immenfe muft that capacit of vaiiation be Bentley's Sermons MuLTIFA'RIOUSNESS. #. /. [from multiJarious.] Multiplied diverfity According to the multifarioufncfs of this imitaWNorris bility, fo are the poflibilities of being MuLTi'F1D0US. adj. [multifidus, Latin. Having many partitions; cleft int many branches Thefe animals are only excluded without figh which are multiparous and multifidous, which hav many at a litter, and hav feet divided into man Brown portions Mvu'vrirorM adj MvurTi1'PaROUS adj Bringing man Of carps and mullets why prefer the great Pgpe Yet for fmall turbots fuch efteem profefs Jus MU U [multiformis Latin. Having various thapes or appearances Ye that in quaternion ru Perpetual circle; multiform Miiton The beft way to convince is proving, by ocula demonftration, the multiform and amazing operations of the air-pump and the loadftone Watts MuLTiFo'RMITY 2. [f. [multiformis Lat.] Diverfity of thapes or appearance {ubfifting in the fame thing MuLTILA"TERAL. adj. [muitus and lateralis, Latin.] Having many fides. Di& Mvurriro'Quous. adj. [multiloguus, Lat. Very talkative Dis Mvurrino'MiNaL. adj. [multus and no mep, Latin, [Having many names. Di2 [multiparus Lat. Yo at a birth Double formations do often happen to mult parous generations, more efpecially that of ferpents whofe conceptions being numerous, and thei egg in chains, they may unite into various fhapes, an come out in mixed formations Brown Animals feeble and timorous are generally mu/tiparous5 or if they bring forth but few at once, a pigeons ing they compenfate that by their often breedRay on the Creation Mu'Lr1PEDE. . /. [multipeda, Lat.] A infect with many feet; a fow or woodloufe Bailey Mvu'LTipLE. adj. [multiplex, Lat. ter times another fevera ber contain num on whe arithmetick i as nine is the multiple of three, containin Manifold it three times MuvLTipL1'ABLE. adj. [multipliable, Fr Capable to be multifrom multiply. plied MuLTIPLI ABLENESS. 2. /. [from multipliable.] Capacity of being multiplied adj MuvrTipLICA BLE [from multiplico Lat.] Capable of being arithmeticall multiplied MvuLrrirLica'Np. n. f. [multiplicandus Lat.] The number to be multiplied i arithmetick Multiplication hath the multiplicand, or numbe to be multiplied; the multiplier or number given by which the multiplicand is to be multiplied, an the produét, or number produced by the other two Cocker's Arithmetick MvuvrTirLica'TE Lat. [fro adj 2. State of being manv multiplico Conlfifting of more than one In this multiplicate number of the eye, the obje feen is not multiplied, and appears but one, thoug feen with two or more eyes. Derkam's Phyfico-Th MuvrTirLica'tioN. 2. /. [multiplication Fr. multiplicatio, Lat. 1. The a& of muliiplying or increafin any number by addition or productio of more of the fame kind Although they had divers ftiles for God, yet under many appellations they acknowledged one divinity; rather conceiving thereby the evidence o acts of his power in feveral ways than a multiplicatio of effence, or real diftractions of unity in any one Brown 2. [In arithmetick. Multiplication is the increafing of any one number by another, fo ofterr as there are units in tha number, by which the ene.is increafed Cocker's Arithmetick A man had need be a good arithmetician t undetftand this author's works: his defcriptio runs on like a multiplication table. Addifonon Medals MvurtirrLica'row. z. J. [multiplicateur The numFr. from maltiplico, Lat. equa D i t and choice of thoughts. Dr Manifold. adj MuLrTtrprLi'cious Not ufed Amphifbzna is not an an nation; for that animal js not cigus, or many, which bath a dup tion of principal parts Mu'LTIPLIER, 7. J. [from multiply. 1. One who multiplies or increafes th number of any thing onme the great accumuDecay of Picty juries Broils and quarre lators and multi 2. The multiplicator in arithmetick Multiplicatio nd an the maul hat given multiplier, or numbe plicand is to be multiplied th 1t ck By which th Cocker's Ar Zo MU'LTIPLY. w. a. [maltiplier, Fr multiplico, Latin. 1. To increafe in number; to make mor by generation tion accumulation or addi He clappeth his hands amongft us, and mu/tiplicth his words againft Ged Foby xxXive 37 He fhall not maltiply horfes Deut. xvii. 16 His birth to our juft fear gave no {mal caufe But his growth now to youth's full flower difplayin All virtue, grace, and wifdom, to atchiev Things bigheft greateft, multiplies my fears Milton 2. To perform the procefs of arithmetical multiplication From one ftock of feven hundred years, mu/tiplying @il by twenty, we fhall find the product t be one thoufand three hundred forty-feven million hundre thre fixty-eight thoufand four hundre Brown's Valgar Erreurs and twenty ToMvu'LTIPLY. @. 2 1. To grow in number Th thrive multiplying brood of the ungodly fhall no Wifd. iv. 3 2. To increafe themfelves The multiplying villanies of natur Shakefpeare's Macbeth Do fwarm upon him We fee the infinitely fruitful and produ&iv power of this way of finning; how it can increaf and multiply beyond all bounds and meafures o actual commifiion South's Sermonis MuLT1 POTENT. adj. [multus and potens Lat.] Having manifold power; havin power to do many different things By Jove multipotent Thou fhould'ft not bear from me a Greekifh member Shake[peare's Troilus and Creffida MuULTIPRESENCE. z. /. [mulius and preJentia, Lat.] The power or att of being prefent in more places than one a the {fame time This fleevelefs tale of tranfubftantiation was furely brought into the world tha and upop the ftage other fable of the multiprefenc body b of Chrift' Hall ber by which another number is multiplied MuvrTipLl'CITY. . /. [multiplicité, Fr. 1. More than one of the fame kind MvuvLTi'scious. adj. [multifcins, Latin. Having variety of knowledge Mvuvrrtisiri'Quous. adj. [multus and fili Had they difcourfed rightly but upon this on principle, that God was a being infinitely perfect they could never have aflerted a mu/tiplicity of gods late: ufed of plants, whofe feed is contained in many diftinét feed-vefiels for, can one God includ another God include i Can there be any mor all be in one, can it b Company b .fharing it in him all perfetion, an him all perfetions too And if thi than wall alfo in another Soush he thinks, leflens the thame of vice an abate th torrent of a com mon odium, by deriving it into many channels and therefore if he cannot wholly avoid the eye o the obferver, h hope wulmplicity" of the object to diftrac it at leaft by Seuth's Sermons gua Latin.] - Th fame with cornicu Bailg}' MULTI SONOUS. adj. [multifonus, Latin. Having many founds MU'LTITUDE. a. /. [multitude, French multitudo, Latin, 1. The ftate of being many being more than one 2. Number colleftive more than one X a fu the ftate o of many 1 |