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Show PA PA t} a_ he h r o l p t i o t r t a ¢ha ppon frights or any other caufes, whic makes it felt: for a n'aEura‘l unifor alfe goes on without diftinétion. The heart ftrikes five hundred fort of pulfe z- li il ll )fl I] %" c } in e n h sn an hour; a it brethealc. goo woulI dkne company to A'flf/f'l‘ Anxiety and palpitations of the heart, area fig T of weak fibres it Arbuthnot on Aliments Her bofom heaves k2w 7/1{;7.;0\5.' s Spring palpitations wild fi"f"P:yLs'cPfoVE n. /. [pa/{/gr(g[}, (JcrmaAn. A count or earl who has the overfcqn Dia Afitte of aprince's palace Pa‘rsicar. adj. [from palfy. with the pally; paralytick 1/ Pa'Lsiep W Difeafe [from paljy. adj alfy Shake[peare' Of palfied eld ]L"fm{/}!/'e'_)‘"yr ]!fmfm:c Though fhe breathes in a few pious peacefu fouls, like a palfied perfon, fhe fcarce moves i Decay of Piety Let not old age long ftretch his pa/fy'd hand Thofe who give late are importun'd each day. Gay Pa‘Lsy. n. /. [paralyfis Lat thence pa 5 yabfy paratiy,on paorlafyfeel, inpag,lf.]or bothA , privpra-otion of m ceeding from fome caufe below th cerebellum, joined with a coldnefs flaccidity, and at laft wafling of th parts, If this privation be in all th _parts below the head except the thora and heart, it is called a paraplegia; i in one fide only, a hemiplegia; if i fome parts only of one fide, a paralyfis There is a threefold divifion of a palfy a privation of motion, fenfation remaining; a privatio remaining; an both together of fenfation laftly motio a privation o Quincy The pally, and not fear, provokes me. Shake/p A palfy may as well thake an oak delight of confcience o ToPa'LTER mer. tricks T as thak . 5. [from paltron thift th South t Not in ufe dodge t Skinpla I muf To the young man fend humble treaties And palter in the fhift of lownefs Shakefpeare Be thefe juggling fiends no more peliev'd That palter with us in a double fenfe That keep the word of promife to our ear And break it to our hope And \'vill not palter 7. / in treafon, if the plot fucceeds They're thrown neglected by They'r but if it fails fure to die like dogs Addifon's Cato in poetry Fain would I go to chafe his paly lip With twenty thoufand kifies Shake[peare From camp to camp Fire anfwers fire, and through their paly flame Each battle fees the other's umber'd face. Shake[p A dim gleam the paly lanthorn throw O'er the mid pavement Shakefpeare's Macheth Shakefpeare's Fulins Cefar [from paltry. ftate of being paltry PALTRY. adj [ poltron Th French, fgoundrel 5 paltrocco, a low whore, Italian. Sorry; worthlefs 5 defpicable contemptible ; mean A;l;}};i,:- :fizn your forces from this paltry fi‘ege dig up ;gamfi a mightier tafk. ; él»abfi) Bis fiiend here1In neLcefl)ity; bOYsand a5 deapnypeinargs hiinm.leavin Pawv. n. /. [probably from palm, vi€ory as trump from triumph. 'The knave o clubs Ev'n mighty pam that ki~~s and queens o'erthrew mow'd down armies in wie fights of lu Pgpe To PA'MPER. w. a. [pamberare, Italian. To glut; to fill with food; to faginate to feed luxurioufly It wa fick bod nifter al body, th even as two phyficians fhould take on in hand, of which the former would mithings meet to purge and keep under th other to pamper and ftrengthen it fuddenly again ; whereof what is to be looked for but a mof dangerous relapfe Spenfer You are more intemperate in your bloo Than Venus, or thofe; 1m +'d animal enfualit That rage in fav Shakefpeare They are contented as well with mean food, a thofe that with the rarities of the earth do pampe their voracities Sandi Praife {welled thee to a proportion ready to burft it brought thee to feed upon the air, and to ftarv thy foul, only to pamper thy imagination. South With foo Diftend his chine and pamper him for fport, Dryd His lordfhip lolls within at eafe Pamp'ring his paunch with foreign rarities To pamper'd infolence devoted fal Prime of the flock and choiceft of the ftall PA'MPHLET #. / [pa Dryd Pope un filet Fr Whence this word is written anciently and by Caxton, paunflet. A {mal book ; properly a book fold unbound and only ftitched Com'ft thou with deep premeditated lines With written pamphlets ftudioufly devis'd ? Shakefp I put.forth a flight pamphlet about the element of archite€ture Wotton SinceI have, been reading many Englith pam phlets and traétates of the fabbath, I can hardly fin any treatife wherein the ufe of the common fervic an the due frequenting thereof b fices of fan@ifying the Lord's-day Fle could n;)t,yw'zthout fome ta an hi Whofe compoft 5 paltr and carried too late Tiuffir minifter upo White himfel for the not executing the laws look upon the bold licence of fome in printing pam phlets Clarendon As when fome writer in a publick caufe Till pow'r difcharging all her ftormy bags Flutters the feeble pamphlet into rags Savift 7o PA"MPHLET. @. #. [from the noun. To write {mall'books T put pen to paper, and fomething I have done Howel though in a poor pamphleting way PaMPHLETEE'R. 7. /. [from pamphle:. A fcribbler of fmall books phraf The fquibs are thofe who in the commo are called libellers, lampooners and pamphletcers 1. A veflel broad and thallow, in whic provifions are drefled or kept This were but to leap out of the pan into th fire Spenfer The pliant brafs i O anvils Pans With great injuftice I have been pelted b 8 a and of heads and limbs are made cans Dryden 2. 'The part of the lock of the gun tha bold the powder Our attempts to fire the gun-powde of the piftol in the pa fucceeded not Boyle 3. Any thing hollow: as, the brai gax Paxace'a. #. / [panacée French wavdxses | An univerfzai medicine Pawace'a. #./. An herb Ainfworth Pana'pa. #./. [from panis, bread. Panapo Food made by boiling brea in water Their diet o Pa‘nerRE iz, 4 pudding baked A certain knight good pancackes, and fw tard was The flour makes a ver with a little wheat flour goo AREC mixe ¢r's Hufbandry Pancra'rticare adj. [@a and ol . Excelling in' all the gymnaftick exercifes H and wa th as Gale mof pancratical ma reporteth abl of Greece to perfift ere upo an oily plank, and not to be removed by the forc of three men Brown Pa'vcrEAS. 7./i [wéy and #péwc.] Th pancreas or {weet bread, is a gland o the conglomerat fort fituate betwee the bottom of the ftomach and the vertebre of the loins: it lies acrofs th abdomen reachin the fpleen an peritonzum fro th live t is ftrongly tied to th fro whic it receives it common membranes It weighs commonly four or five ounces Itis abou fix fingers breadth long, two broad, an one thick Its fubflance is a little fof and filp?le _sziz:g»_ Pancrea'rick. adj [fro Contained in the pancreas pancreas. In man and viviparous quadrupeds, the foo moiftened with the falivais firft chewed, then fivallowed into the ftomach, and fo evacuated into th inteftines, where being mixed with the choler an pancreatick juice, it is further fubtilized, and eafil finds its way in at the ftreight orifices of the la&eou veins Ray on the Creation The bile is fo acrid, that nature has furnithed th pancreatick juice to temper its bitternefs. Arbuthnor » /. [corrupted, I fuppofe from panacey, panacea. flower; a kind of violet Th daughters of the floo hav fearch' th mea For violets pale, and cropp'd the poppy's hea d a Pa rcies to pleafe the fighty and caffia fv {mell D The real effence of gold is as impoflible for u to know, as for a blind man to tell in what flowe the colour of a panfy is, or is not to be 4 und whilft he has no idea of the colour o yo Locke Fro Tatler f/z/czuu's. Zo PaN. @. a. An old word denoting t clofe or join together Ainfwaorth Paw., n./. [ponne, Saxen. Pa'wey. Pa'nsy His pen, to fave a finking nation, draws While all is calm, his arguments prevail Shake[teare Such hubandry yet h that many do hate Gay the people, is once named among the duties or of ToPa'LTER. w. a. To {quander: as, h e palters his fortune Ainfworth ¢ "PNLTERER, 7. /. [from palter.] An unfincere dealer; a fhifter To mi by the miniftcr Romans, that have fpoke the word ALTRINESS It is an ill habitto {quander away our wifhes upo paltry foolerics L'Efirange When fuch paltry flaves prefum An Pall'd, thy blazed yout WIth v Becomes afluaged, and doth beg the alm limb For knights are bound to feel nio blow From paltry and unequal foes Hudibras faaitq;!rrey y - Pa'Ly. adj. [from pale.] Pale. Ufed onl [ well tz fcrc a alpitations at their n_ppr.oach. 208 ai th'; itations, through anxiety and diftraction PFA the brute beafts hu manit I learn'd And in the panfy's life God's providence difcern'd ift. E Pa'sorer o fo [pandeta, Latin, Haite 1 |