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Show OV Addifon's Spectator {kin ftuffed with hay Would you preferve a num'rous finny race Let your fierce dogs the rav'nous otter chafe Th* amphibious monfter ranges all the fhores Darts thro' the waves, and ev'ry haunt explores L egg. " adj owam French [ovale a Oblong; refembling the longi tudinal fection of an egg The mouth is low and narrow, but, after havin entered pretty far in the grotto, opens itfelf on bot fides in an oval figure of an hundred yards. Addifon central {un Mercurius, neareft t Does in an gwal orbit, circling run But rarely is the object of our fight Blackmore In folar glory funk NOfwary 7 A triangle is that which has three angles an gval is that-which has the fhape of an egg o Watts's Logick Confift 2iOva'r10US. adj. [from ovum. ing of eggs He to the rock Dire clinging gathers his owvarious food 1O vary Thomfon Latin.] The part of the body in whic med. o r on is p t n e imp ; re the white involveth .it The cvary or part wh 1s in the fecond region of the matrix, which is fome Brown what long and inverted _Ova'rion. #. /. [owvation, French; owatio Latin.] A lefler triumph among th Romans allowed to thofe commander who had won a vitory without muc or defeate {fom lef for Dis& ,; midable enemy , O'usar. ) #. /. [eruca pilsj/a, Latin.] fort of caterpillar; an in. O'vBusT fect OvucH, 7./ jewels Disa A ornamen of gold o Ouches or {pangs, as they are of no great coft fo they are of moft glory Bacon # QucHa of a boar boar's tulk The blow given by Ainfworth 4% O'VEN7../. [open, Saxon.] An arche cavity heated with fire to bake bread . 4 & Heloudly brayd, that like was never heard And'from his wide devouring swen fen A flake of fire, that flathing in his beard Himall amaz'd Spenfer Here's yet in the world hereafter, the kneading the making of the cake the baking Bats have been foun clean.sh data import.tsv out README Jow clofe places, matte therefore it is likely tha imd eat nothing the heat of the oves, an Shake[peare in swens and other holone upon another; an they fleep in the winter Bacon " O'ver hath a double fignification in th # . mames of places, according to the different fitvations of them If the place b upon or near a river it comes from th Saxon' orne, a brink or bank: but i there is in the neighbourhood anothe of the fime name, diftinguithed by th addition of nether Gilded hisarms, embroider'd was his veft High Dryden ower all, was your great conduct thown You fought our fafety, butforgot your own. Dryd The commentary which attends this poem, wil have one advantage over moft commentaries, that i Pope It will afford field enough for a divine to enlarg on, by thewing the advantages which the Chriftia world has over the Heathen Savift 2. .Above wit regard to rule or-autho Oppofed to under rity The church has ower her bithops, able to filenc the factious, no lefs by their preaching than by thei South authority Captain, yourfelf are the fitteft to live and reig not ower, but next and immediately under the people Dryden 3. Above in place Oppofe to beloww then ower is fro the Gothicl: yfar, above. Gibfon's Camd OVER. prep, [ufur, Gothick; oppe Saxon. Th garment firft came out red all ower, like an hair Ly 7. Paft Thi adjeftive Genefis 1s rathe th fenfe of a Soliman paufing upon the matter, the heat o his fury being fomething ower, fuffered himfeif t be intreated Knolles Meditate upon the effe@s of anger; and th beft time to do this, is to look back upon ange when the fit is over Bacon T B b t What the garden choiceft bear fit and tafte, till this meridian hea ower, and the fun more cool decline Milion ‘The act of ftealing was foon cver, and canno undone, and for it the finner is only anfwerabl God or his vicegerent Taylor as, be leape Pope Beneath the level of all care Ower whofe heads thofe arrows fly Of fad diftruft and jealoufy For me the vernal garlands bloom no more 8. Throughout ; completely Well Come o'¢r the brook Befly to me She dares not come over to thee Shake[peare Certain lakes and pits, fuch as that of AvenBacon nes, poifon birds which fly over them The geefe fly o'er the barn, the bees in arm Drive headlong from their waxen cells in fwarms Dryden 5. Through ; diffufively All the world ower, thofe that received not th commands of Chrift and his dotrines of purit and perfeverance, were fignally deftroycd. Hammond 6. Upon Wife governours have as great a watch ove fames, 2s they have of the ations «nd defigns. Bac Angelic quire Sung heav'nly anthems of his victor Ower temptation and the tempter proud ]l:!iz'ton 7. Before. This is only ufed in ower night On their intended journey to proceed And over night whatfo thereto did need Hubberd 8. Itis in all fenfes written by contractio o'er O'VER. adv 1. Above the top Give, and it fhall be given unto you ; goo meafure, preffed down and thaken together and run ning ower, fhall men give 6. On the furface Waller Shake/p The ftreet fhould fee as fhe walkt over head, Shak Thrice happy is that humble pair 4. Acrofs ; fromfidetofide Philips He will, as foon as his firft furprize is ower begin to wonder how fuch a favour came to b beftowed on him Atterbury There youths and nymphs in-confort gay Shall hail the rifing, clofe the parting day With me, alas! with me thofe joys are o'¢r He was more than ower fhoes in love over the brook 7 /. [ovaire, French; ovarium bloodfhed Thro' Athens I am thought as fair as the Shak Young Pallas fhone confpicuous o'er the reft is not made upon conjectures Gay % Q'vaL o'¢r other fome can be Luke vi. 38 2. More than a quantity aff ~ned Even here likewife the laws of nature and reafo be of neceffary ufe ; yet fomewhat cwer and befide them is neceflary, namely human and pofitive law Hooker When they had mete it, he that gathered muc Have you read o'er the letters T {ent you ? Shakefp Let them argue ower all the topicks of divin goodnefs and human weaknefs, yet how trifling muf be their plea South's Sermons ‘9. With repetition ; another time He o'cr and o'er divides him Twixt his unkindnefs and his kindnefs Sitting or ftanding {till confin'd to roar Shakefpe In the fame verfe, the {ame rules o'¢» and o'er Drydeu Longing they look, and gaping at the fight Devour her o'er and o'¢r with vaft delight. Dryden Thou my Heétor art thyfelf alone My parents, brothers, and my lord in one O kill not all my kindred o'er again Nor tempt the dangers of the dufty plain But in this tow'r, for our defence, remain. Dryd ‘When children forget, or do an aion aukwardly, make them do it over and ower again, til they are perfect Locke If this miracle of Chrift's rifing from the dead be not fufficient to convince a refolved libertine neither would the rifing of one now from the dea be fufficient for that purpofe; fince it would onl be the doing that ower again which hath been don already Atterbury The moft learned will never find occafion to ac over again what is fabled of Alexander the Great that when he had conquered the eaftern world, h wept for want of more worlds to conquer #atts He cramm'd his pockets with the precious ftore And ev'ry night reviewd it o'er and o%r Harte 10. Extraordinary; in a great degree The word fymbol thould not feem to be ozer dif had nothing ower, and he that gathered little had n Exodus, xvie. 18 lack The ordinary foldiers having all their pay, an a month's pay over, were fent into their countries Haywvard 11. OveR and above. Befides; beyon what was firft fuppofed, or immediatel intended their digit b tha Th eafter people determine the breadth of barley-corns, fix making a digit and twenty-four 2 hand's breadth: a {mall matte Arbutbnat ower. or under 3. From fide to fide The fan of an Indian king, made of the feather of a peacock's tail, compofed into a round form bound altogether with a circular rim, above. a foo Greav over 4. From one to another This golden clufter the herald delivercth to th Tirfan, who delivercth it cver to that fon that h had chofen Bacon ficult Baker Mofes took the redemption money of the were gver and above Numbersy iils 49 He gathered a great mafs of treafure, and gaine over and abowe the good will and efteemn of all peopl wherever he came 12. Over againfl in front L' Efirange Oppofite ; regardin In Ticinum is a church with windows only fro above It reporteth the voice thirteen thfies, i you ftand by the clofe end of the wall, cwer againf the door Bacon I vifit his picture, and place myfelf over againf it whole hours together Addifon's SpetFator 0"» R EIFISIIF W happy fome He makes hirafelf burrows on the waterbevir; is fometimes txmcd,' and taught furrounding the fifhes, to drive them int Grew lower end of the hall is a large orrer' Ho It hath a white berry, but is not brought swe with the coral Bacor's Natural Hiffory They brought new cuftoms and new vices o' Taught us more arts than honeft men require i polecat tide, as by nimbl the net At th ¥ dignity 5. From a country beyond the fea Y 1. Above, with refpect to excellence o HSI as in the bevir; from wlxich' he dif}'crs. prh}c‘xpa‘._l in his teeth, which are canin; and in his tail which is felin, or a long taper: {o that he may no pe unfitly called putoreus aguaticus, or the wate O V. TS V |