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Show MU MU The plac 7. /. [in hunting. Au'seT through which the hare goes to relief Bailgy A repofitor #. f. [usedw. use'uM >f learned curiofities Wu'saroom. z. [ [mufcheron, French. Mufbrooms are by curious naturalift thei thoug plants perfe -fteeme Jowers and feeds have not as yet bee lifcovered: the true champignon o nufbroom appears at firlt of a roundit th orm like a button vhich, as alfo the ftalk part o uppe white ver i >ut being opened, the under part is o 1 livid fleth colour, but the flethy part whe the ire {fuffered to remain undifturbed the is very white vhen broken vill grow to a large fize, and explicat and th hem{elves almoft to a flatnefs ed part underneath will change to lark colour: in order to cultivate them of th )pen the ground about the root wufbrooms, where you will find the eart ful ery ofte of fmal knobs whit vhich are the off-fets or young mu/booms; thefe fhould be carefully gather d, preferving them in lump art th and planted in hot them abou wit eds An upftart ; a wretc unghil Miller from rife Mutfhrooms come up in a night, and yet the ¢ unfown; and therefore fuch as are wpftarts i wte, they call in reproach mufbrooms Bacon's Natural Hiftory Tully, thehumble mz/broom fcarcely known Dryden he lowly native of a country town 7. f. [mufbroom an "SHROOMSTONE Yone. A kind of foffil Fifteen mufbroomfione V'SICK z. / of the fam [usown fhape Woodward mufique, Fr. The fcience of harmonical founds The man that hath no zufick in himfelf or is not mov'd with concord of fweet founds Shakefpeare's Merchant of Ven fit for treafons Now look into the mufick-mafter's gains There noble youth at vaft expence is taught Dryden ut eloquence not valu'd at a groat Inftrumental or vocal harmony When fhe fpake like dropping honey, fhe did fhed " _weet words "nd "twixt the pearls and rubies foftly brak . filver found, that heavenly mufick feem'd to make Fairy Queen Such mufic ‘efore was never made ut when of old the fons of morning fung. Milton By mufick minds an equal temper know for fwell too high, nor fink too low Varriours {he fires with animated {ounds ours balm into the bleeding lover's wounds. Pope We. have dancing-mafters and mufick-mafters Arbu Entertainment o . and Pope inftrumenta har 'nOl'ly ‘What mufick, and dancing, and diverfions, an falms, are to many in the world, that px yer ¢n devotions 0's1CAL Smufick. and Pfalm adj ar [mufical to you Law French fro Harmonious ; melodious ; fweet foundaing g "The merry bird . .s-hanted above their chearful harmonys MU And made amongft themfelves a fweet confort That quicken'd the dull fprit with mufical comF. Queen fort Sweet bird that fhunn'ft the noife of folly Mof mufical moft melancholy "Thee chauntrefs oft the wood among Milton 1 woo to hear thy even fong Neither is it enough to give his anthor's fenfe in poetical expreflions and in mufical numbers. Dryd 2. Belonging to mufick mufical inftruments are to be feen in th Severa hands of Apollo's mufes, which might give grea light to the difpute between the ancient and moAddifon dern mufick Mu"sicaLry. adv. [from mufical. monioufly ; with {weet found mufically coy Valentine Shun'd Phadra's arms Latin mufi One fkilled in harmony cien, French. one wh mufick mufical. [fro [muficus n. f Musi'cran Addifon z f Mu'sicarness Harmony Har upon inftraments o perform Though the muficians that thould play to you Stand in the air a thoufand leagues from hence Yet ftrait they ¢hall be here Shakefp. Henry 1V The nightingale, if fhe fhould fing by day When every goofe is cackling, would be though Shakefpeare No better a mufician than the wren A painter may make a better face than eve was; but he muft do it by a kind of felicity, a an excellent air in mufick Bacon's Effays a mufician that maket and not by rule The praife of Bacchus the the f{weet wmujficia fung Dryden Of Bacchus ever fair and ever young MUSK [mufchio, #. / ltalian mufc French. Mufk is a dry, light and friable fubftance of dark blackifh colour, with fome tinge of a purplith or blood colour in it, feeling fomewhat fmoot or unctuous: its {mell is highly perfumed, an too ftrong to be agreeable in any large quantity: it tafte is bitterith: it is brought from the Eaft Indies, moftly from the kingdom of Bantam, fom from Tonquin and Cochin China: the anima which produces it is of a very fingular kind, no agreeing ‘with any eftablifhed genus: it is of th fize of a common goat but taller: the bag whic contains the mufk, is three inches long and tw wide, and fituated in the lower part of the creaHill ture's belly Some putrefafiions and excrements yleld excellent odours 5 as civet and mu/k Bacon Musk. z./. [mufca, Lat. cinth or grape flower Mu'skaPpLE / Grap hya kin of apple Ainfavorth Mvu'skcar. n /. [mufk and car. Th animal from which mufk is got Mvu sk cHERRY z. / A fort of cherry Ainfworth M U'SKET quetto . /. [moufquet, French; mo/ Itallan a {mal hawk of the' fire-arms are name mals. 1. A foldier's handgun fro Man ani Shak: [peare The muflet and the coyftrel were too weak Too fierce the falcon; but above the reft The noble buzzard ever pleas'd me beft Dryden MuskeTEE'R foldier whof #. / [fro muffetr. weapon is his mufket Notwithftanding they had lined fome hedges wit mufketeers, they purfued the perfed till they were difClarendon Mvuskero‘on. -Ne #. /. [moufqueton, French. A blunderbufs5 a fhort gun of a larg bore Dis Mv'skiness, z /. [from muf. Th fcent of mutk Muskme'ron. 7. f. [muf and melon. A fragrant melon The way of maturation of tobacco muft be fromy the heat of the earth or fun; we fee fome leadin of this in mufkmelons, which are fown upon a ho bed dunged below, upo fouth fun 2 bank turne upon th Bacon Mu'skpEaR. #. [, [mufe and pear. fragrant pear Mu'skrosE. #. [, [muff and rofe. rofe fo called, I fuppofe,, from its fragrance In- Ma and: Jun com rofe of all kinds except the mu/k; which comes later Bacon Thyrfis, whofe artful ftrains have oft delay' The huddling brook to hear his madrigal And fweeten'd every mufkrofe of thedale Miltsn The mufkrofe will, if a-lufty plant, bear flower in autumn without cutting Boyle Mvu'sky. adj: [fro {weet of feent mnfe. Fragrant There eternal fummer dwells, And weft winds, with mufky wing About the cedar'n ailies flin Nard. and Cafiia's balmy fmells Mvu'stiN. #. f, [mouffelin fine ftuff made of cotton Milton French. By the ufeof certain attire made of cambrick o muflin upon> her head, fhe:attained to fuch an evik art in the motion of her eyes Tatler In half-whipt mufliz needles ufelefs lie ng And fhuttle-cocks acrofs the counter fly Mvu'sroL. #. /. [muferole, French.] Th nofeband of a horfe's bridle Bailey. Muss. z /. A {eramble ‘When I cry'd hoa Like boys unto a mufs, kings would ftart forth And cry Your will Shakefp. Ant. and Clespatra Mussita'rion #. / Murmur;. grumble Mvu'ssuLman #./ [mauffite Latin. A Mahometan be liever MUST. werb imperfe. [muffen, Dutch. To be obliged; to be by neceflity. I is only ufed before a verb Alu/tis o all perfons and tenfes, and.ufed of perfons and things I do ‘Was fhot at with fair eyes, to be the mar We pradtif Here comes little Robin., How now my eyas mufket, what news with you Do you confefs the bond. Tho Of fmoky mufkets male of which is the fparrow hawk ; f that eyas mufket is a young unfledge male hawk of that kind Hanmer Shak. All's well that ends avell to make fwifter motions than an you have out of your mufkets Bacon They charge their mufkets, and with hot defir Of full revenge, renew the fight with fire. Zaller He perceived a body of their horfe within muf fhot of him, and advancing upon him Clarendon One was brought to us, fhot with a mufket-bal on the right fide of his head Wifeman's Surgery 2. & male hawk of a fmall kind the fe - - Then muf} the Jew be merciful On what compulfion zuf# I1? tell me that Shakef £V Co Muf T needs bring thy fon unto the land fro Gen. xxiv. whence thou cameft Fade, flawers, fade, nature will have it fo *Tis but what we wuft in our Autumn do. Huller Becaufe the fame felf-exiftent being neceflaril is-what he is, *tis evident that what he may be, o c G be mu h ng be o w p th hat Ever father and brother of the convent has voic |