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Show MU MU voice in the elefion, which muft be confirmed b MUST. n. /. [muftum, Lat. ne New wine of, the clouds above, and the decps below : thefe fays he, are all the ftores we have for water; an If in the muft of wine, or wort of beer, befor it be tunned, the burrage ftay a fmall time, an be often changed, it makes a fovereign drink fo Bacor's Natural Hiftory melancholy As a fwarm of flies in vintage time About the wine-prefs where fweet 7/ is pour'd Mofes direcs us to no other for the caufes of th Woodward's Natural Hiffory deluge Mvu'sTER. 2. /. [from the verb. 1. A review of a body of forces 2. A regifter of forces muftered Ye publifh the muflers o proclaim them to amount t Deception takes. wron falfe mufters, which found charge, and a charge inftea Philips as muf and new ale, produce fpafms in the ftomach 3. A colle&ion : as, a mufler of peacocks Arbuthnot on Aliments your own bands, an Havker thoufands meafures, and make a retreat inftead of South of a retreat South of pofiible or impofiible Double dealers may pafs mufter for a while : bu all parties wafh their hands of them in the conclu Mortimer corne 9% Must. @. 7. To grow mouldy Musta''cuEs. #n. /. [muffaches, French. Whifkers; hair on the upper lip L Efirange fion Mu'sTERBOOK. #./. [mufter and bovk.] A book in which the forces are regiftered This was the manner of the Spaniards, to cut off their beards, fave only their muffaches, whic Spenfer they wear long Shadow will ferve for Summer : prick him: fo we have a number of fhadows to fill up the suffer n f. [mwflard, Wellh Mv'starp A plant mouftard, French; finapis. 1V Shakefp. Henr book Mu'sSTERMASTER. #. /. [mufler an One who fuperintends th mafter. Miller mufter to prevent frauds "The pancakes were naught, and the muffard was Shakefpeate good Sauce like himfelf, offenfive to its foes The roguith muftard dang'rous to the nofe. King. Muflard, in great qeantities, would quickl bring the blood into an-aikaline ftate, and deftro the animal Arbuthnot. >Tis your's to thake the foul ‘With thunder rumbling from the muffard bowl Pope. Stick your candle in a bottle, a coffee cup, or Savift miufiard pot Yo Mu'sTER. @. #. T der to form an army aflembl in or Why does my blood thusmufler to my heart So difpoffefiing all my other part Shakefps Meafure for Meaf ©Of neceffary fitnefs Theyreach the deftin'd place And muffer there, and round the centre fivarm Blackmore's Creation And draw together MU STER. @. a. [moufleren, Dutch To bring together; to form into a army The captain, half of whofe foldiers are dead and the other quarter never suffered nor feen, de Spenfer mands payment of his whole account Had we no quarrel to Rome, but tha Thou art thence banifh'd, we would mufter al Shake[peare's Coriolanus From twelve tofeventy Dl mufler up my friends, and meet your grace Shakefpeare Th principa fcribe of the hoft muflered th 2 Kings people 1 could mufter up, as well as you My giants and my witches too A daw tricked himfelf u wit al Donne the gay L'Eftrange feathers he could muffer Old Anchife Review'd his mufter'd race, and took the tale Dryden All the wife fayings and advices which philofo A noble gentleman, then muftermafler, was appointed embaffador unto the Turkifh emperor Knolles's Hiftary Muftermaffers carry the ableft men in their pockRaleigh ets Mu'sTER-ROLL. 7.f. [mufter and roll.] A regifter of forces Ho man infignifican in the Chriftian camp combatant ther .ar that only lend their name to fill up the mufter-roll, but never dream of goin Decay of Piety upon fervice One tragick fentence, if I dare deride Which Betterton's grave action dignify'd Or well-mouth'd Booth with empbafis proclaims Pope Though but perhaps a mufter-roll of names MouldiMu'stivy. adv. [from mufly. ly Mvu"sTinEss. n. /. [fromamufly.] Mould damp foulnefs Keep them dry and free from muflinefs Ewelyn's Kalendar Mu'sty. adj. [from muf. 1. Mouldy; fpoiled with damp and fetid moif To hovel thee with {wine and rogues forlorn In fhort and mufly ftraw. Shakefpeare's King Lear _ Piftachoes, {o they be good and not mzfly, mad into a milk, are an excellent nourither. Bacon Let thofe that go by water to Gravefend prefe lying upon the boards, than on mufly infectiou ftraw Harwey 2. Stale; {poiled with age While the grafs grows-the proverb is fomewha Shake[peare mufly Let not, like Nzevius, every error pafs The mufty wine, foul cloth, or greafy glafs. Pope pkers could zufler up to this purpofe, have proved 4. .Dull; heavy; wanting a&ivity; want Tillotfon inefte€tual to the common people A man might have three hundred and eightee men in his family, without being heir to Adam, ing practice in the occurrences of life Xantippe, being married to a bookifh man wh bas no knowledge of the world, is forced to tak | The mutability of tha made, maketh }t,hem alfo :E:flggufhwh the o My fancy was the air, moft free, And full of mutability Big with chimeras Plato confefles that the heayens and fl,& of the world are corporeal, and theref, ¢ b to mutability z. Inconftancy c,'.;, r change of mim;‘ Ambitions, covetings, change °fpride.s N.xfc longings, flanders, mutability Sb:zke MU T ABLE. adj. [mutabilis, Latin.] 1. Subjett to change; alterable Of things of the moft accidental and mytab ture, atcificntal in their produétion, and m{,& their continuance, yet God's prefeience is 5 (: tain in him as the memory is or can beiny; 2 Inconftant Sauth's Sy unfettled For the mutable rank-fcented many Let them regard me, as I do not flatter Shakefps Ciiey I faw thee mutabl Of fancy fear'd left one day thou would'tl Mu'(:: me Mvu'raBLENESs. 7 /. {from mu Changeablenefs ; uncertainty; inf lity Mura'rion. n. /. [mutation, Fre mutatio, Lat.] Change; alteration His honou ] Was nothing but mutation, ay, and tha Shakp From one bad thing to worfe The viciflitude or mutations in the fuperiorghit are no fit matter for this prefent argument Bacar's Efigi To make plants grow out of the fun or op is a great mutation in nature, and may indute Ba change in the feed MUTE [muet, Er. mutus, Latin adj 1. Silent of voice not vocal ; not having theut Why did he reafon in my foul implant And fpeech th'effedt of reafon? To themit )f')‘d brute th t reafo m lof i fpeec M Ddute folemn forrow, f Dryl Such as the majefty of grief deftioy z. Having nothing to fay awor fpea no wil an mute Say fhe b Shakjpe volubility he coramen D The All fat mute Pondering the danger witR dtzicp thoughts 7fé ftoo choi heav'nl All th And filence was ir}x' heav'n. b]]VIilfOfl';P"'"‘{'f' The whole perplex'd ignoble crow lovd praife m i q\}:e&};ons m Mute t Echo'd the word Wast thou fain, poor father 3. Vapid with fetidnefs y'm'f;;‘d,f"' 1. Changeablenefs 3 MOL continygpe, the fame ftate MusT. @.a. [mws, Welfh, ftinking Ainfw mos, Dutch, mouldinefs; or perhaps 4+ 7o pafs Muster To be allowed to mak To mould from moifp. Such excufes will not pafs muffer with God who will allow no man's idlenefs to be the meafur mouldy Others are made of ftone and lime; but the are fubject to give and be moift, which will s Mom urtaabiel rLs,ityLa,tin a.]f [mtaéilz'te',"Ffi All the name Of thy confederates too, be nolefs grea In hell than here: that when we would repea Our ftrengths in muffer, we may name you all Ben Fonfon Beat off, returns as oft with humming found Milton The wine itfelf was fuiting to the reft Still working in the s/}, and lately prefs'd Dryden A frugal man that with fufficient mu His catks replenifh'd yearly ; he no mor of fermentation fit for converfation Having muflered up all the forces he could thin wort Defir'd, nor wanted Liquors, in the a now and then, that he m Locke againft the Indians Addifon the pope his affairs into her own hands ou the and lea up and might mufler the Mvute 7. / of fPidl". 1. One that has no power ful mo Either our hittory fhallwit grY ou elf o acts ou o Speak freel ? M S l u n t a f rkifh mute Like T Your mute Tllde l When my ton esybahjgw_" th H f l c e f i m r der if h | k am u bre from an infant {hould b it and have no teaching c mcwfl@;)@; w t s ur fi Let th n i a c t e zu th voice, imitat vo' we 2. A letter »lvhich with make no found ut |