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Show L go 3nto impudence, fhall appear before a churc vernour, feverity and refolution are that governour' virtues 2. T nurtur up an by car to brin food to maturity They fuppofe mother earth to be a great animal and to have nurtured up her young offspring with Bentley confcious tendernefs ¥ Nu'sTLE t fondle T %. a Se from nurfle Corrupte cherifh Ainfworth NvuzzLE NUT. #. /. [hnuz, Saxon; noot, Dutch noix, French 1. The froit of certai trees it confift of a kernel covered by a hard fhell If the fhell and kernel are in the centr of a pulpy fruit, they then make not nut but a ftone One chanc'd to find a zu In the end of which a hole was cut Which lay upon.a hazel root There fcatter'd by a fquirrel Which out the kernel gotten had ‘When quoth this Fay, dear queen be glad cor This faculty may be more conveniently ufe by the multiplication of feveral wheels, togethe with zuts belonging unto each, that are ufed for th Wilkins roafting of meat locks and jacl's, though the fcrews and teet of the wheels and nuts be never fo fmooth, yeti Ray they be not oiled, will hardly move Brow adj an [nu brown. like a nut kept long Young and old come forth to play ‘Till the live-long daylight fail Milton's Pooms ‘Then to the fpicy nutbrown ale When this zutbrown {word was out Hudibras With ftomach huge he laid about Two milk-white kids run frifking by her fide For which the nutbrown lafs, Erithacis Full often offer'd many a favoury kifs Dryden King Hardicnute, *midft Danes and Saxons ftout Carous'd in mutbrowwn ale, and din'd on grout. King Nu'rcrackERS. 7. /. [nut and crack. An inftrument ufed to enclofe nuts an break them by prefiure He caft every human featur tenance, an out of his coun became a pair of nutcrackers Addifon's Spectator Nvuv'rcarr. #. /. [nut and gall. Har excrefcence of an oak In vegetable excretions, maggots terminate i flies of conftant fhapes, as in the murgalls of th outlandifh oak Brown Nv'reaTCH nA_/;) Epzcu: mafi;{s‘./ inf ird Nu'ruook. #. /. [nut and book. 1. A flick with a hook at the end to pul down boughs- that the nuts may be gathered name of conte N Nuthook nut / hook 7 EG Nu'r I kno anciently J L you lie Wh)' no Shakef [nut an muguee The nutmeg is a kernel of a large fru like the peach, and feparated f its inveftient coat, the mace, before it is fent ove to usj; except that the whole fruit is fometime fen ove i preferve b wa of fweet-mea o as a curiofity There are two kinds of nutmey the male, which is long and cylindrical, but it ha lefs of the fine aromatick flavour than the female Hill flofculou which is of the fhape of an olive The fecond integument, a dry an coat, commonly called mace; the fourth the mace Brown included in the fhell, which licth unde is the fame we call nutmeg I to m a kerne pleafant gardens went Where nutm-gs breathe a fragrant fcent Nvu'rsaeLL 1. The har Sandys 7./. [2ut and fbell. fubftance that inclofe th Shake[peare felfa king of infinite {pace It feems as cafy to me, to have the idea of fpac empty of body, as to think of the hollow of a nuzJPell without a kernel Locke z. It is ufed proverbially for any thing o little value A fox had ‘me by the back, and a thoufan pound to a nut/beil, 1 had never got off again L Eftrange Nu rTREE. 2. /. [#ut and tree. that bears nuts Aitre Of trees you fhall have the suttrec and the oak Peacham Like beating nuttrees, makes a larger crop Dryden Nutrica'rioN. z. [ [nutricatio, Lat. Manner of feeding or being fed Befides the teeth, the tongue of this animal is fecond argument to overthrow this airy nutrication Brown NUTRIMENT. #. /. [autrirentum, Lat. That whic aliment feed or nourithes food This flav Has my lord's meat in him Why fhould it thrive and turn to nutriment 2 Shak The ftomach returns what it has received, i ftrength and nutriment, diffufed into all the parts o South the body Does not the body thrive and grow By food of twenty years ago And is not virtue in mankind The nutriment that feeds the mind ? Swwift's Mifc NUTRIME'NTAL, adj. [from nutriment. Having the qualities of food; alimental By virtue of this oil vegetables are nuirimental for this oil is extraéted by animal digeftion as a Arbuthnot emulfion Nvurri'Ti0N. 2. /. [from nutritio, nutrio Latin; nutrition, French. 1. The a& or quality of nourithing, fupporting firength, or encreafing growth New parts are added to our fubftance to fuppl our continual decayings; nor ¢an we give a certai Dd account how the aliment is fo prepared for nurridiftion, or by what mechanifm it is { o regulacl Glanville's Sce tributed Th obftru&ion of the glands of the mefente is a great impediment to aufritio ; for the lymp in t nds is a neceflary conftituent of the alith Arbuthnot blood 2. Tha whic Lefs properly nutriment Fix'd like a plant on his peculiar fpot To draw nutrition, propagate, and rot Pope Nurri‘rious. adj. [from nutrio, Lat. Having the quality of nourifhing O may'ft thou often fe whiten'd by the woolly rai Thy furrow Nutritious ! fecret nitre lurks within Philgs The heat equal to incubation is only rutritions and the nutr tfelf refembles the whit of an egg in all its qualities Arbuth Nu'TRITIVE. adj. [from nutrio, Latin. Nourithing nutrimental ; alimental Whil I could be bounded in a #utfbell, and count my Tl fet you fafe from perils Diayton's Nymphid Nuts are hard of digeftion, yet poflefs fom Arburbnor on Aliments ood medicinal qualities 2. A fmall body with teeth, whic refpond with the teeth of wheels 2, Tt wa kernel of the nut Let Oberon be ne'er fo mad NUu'TBROWN N Y' th too muc fecretory widene or feparatin and extended glands ar they fuffera grea quantity of zutritive juice to pafs through Blackmore Nu'TrRITURE. 7. /. [from natrio, Lat. T'he power of nourithing Not ufed Never make a meal of fleth alone, have fom other"meat with it of lefs nutriture Hervey {70 Nu"zzLE. @. a [This word, in it original fignification, feems corrupte from zur/le; bug when its original mean in wa forgotten writer fuppofed i to come from zozz/e or zofe, and in tha fenfe ufed it. 1. To nurfe Ol the 2. T me to fofter long noz=/e in corruption fcornin that would feek reformation go with the nofe dow Sid,_\rj like a hog He charged through an army of lawyers, fom'?:times with fword in hand, at other times #uzz/in like an ecl in the mud Arbuthnot Sir Roger thook his ears, and muzaled along well fatisfied that he was doing a charitable work Arbuthnot's Fobn Bull The blefled benefit, not there confin'd Drops to the third, who nuzzles clofe behind. Pope Nymru 7 / [wupn nympha, Latin. 1. A goddefs of the woods, meadows a waters And as the moifture which the thirfty.eart Sucks from the fea, to fill her empty veins From out her womb at laft doth take a birth And runs a nympbh along the grafly plains. Dawies 2. A lady In poetry This refolve no mortal dame None but thofe eyes cou'd have o'erthrown The nymph 1 dare not Ny'MPHIsH need not name adj. [from mpmph. ing to nymphs Tending all to z Waller Relat ladylike £bifb war Nys. [A corruption of ¢ is. not is. Obf{olete D":'{ fl None is Thou findeft fault, where nys to be found And buildeft ftrong work upon a weak ground Spenfer |