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Show he funny wal Prefents the :i[;wny pm):'l) im ) co f e a p e a S beggar Th ' r [ /7 4. PEa'CHIC a peacock a p t n h ‘ c h a p dgg}:{s ) cuckold of me «, 2pa'cock Latin no . / [papa Saxon pavo 1s pe.a( coclk i perhap i o f _ from the t ancien a if it be not rather a cor .ty ornament ' ruptio bein of wome the pea "i beaucog o 'Frc_nch from'th n a t i o r f l n k r more f h o t f A fow ‘% i t h , feather i w f o l c T t a f L f k a S i t a h o a e f And, like apmw t a b t e r h a a t r b Th k o a p a c c a t fiitame birds Peacham o duguic \The peacock, not at thy command, aflume w2 His glorious train nor oftrich her rare plugues Danays . The peacock's plumes thy tackle muft not f;l}lJ iag Gay Nor the dear purchafe of the fable's tail " EA'HEN, 7. /. [ peaand ben; pava, Lat. " The female of the peacock Bk, #. [. [peac, Saxon; pique, pic s msie French. i The top of a hill or eminence Thy fifter fee 1 b Prior /10t on Meander's bank or Latmus' peak . Any thing acuminated .t The rifing forepart of a head-drefs 9Peak. w. n. [pequeno, Spanith, little clean.sh data import.tsv out README perhaps Jean: but [ believe this wor _has fome other derivation: we fay (withered man has a fharp face; Fal" faff dying, is faid to have a nof 'a , Joarp as a pen : from this obfervation, fickly man is faid to peak or gro acu ; minated, from pigue. + To look fickly Weary fe'nnights, nine times nine " Shall he dwindle, peak, and pine. Shak. Macbeth « To make a mean figure; to fneak .I; a dull and muddy mettled rafcal, pezt 11 Like John a dreams, unpregnant of my caufe Shakefpeare / T'hfi peaking cornuto her hufband, dwelling in ,continual laram of jealoufy, comes me in the inlfiant of our encounter Shakefpeare AL, a [Perhap fro pello, peller Earth « A fucceflion of loud founds: as o bells, thunder, cannon, loud inftruments Th_ey were faluted by the way, with a fair pea Hayward of artillery from the tower The breach of faith cannot be fo highly exprefls ‘ed,. s in that it fhall be the laf peal to call th Judgments of God upon men Bacon's Effays ‘tw::lt?d;?{ oranges will {mell into the fea pér{:aps es; but what is that finc a pral o ‘ orIdfiance Will: do as much, whic moveth in 1C0mpafs Bacon Dryden winter citron pear; it is alfo called the mufl 64. The winte orange pear in fome places 635. The gate pear: this-was difcovere roffelet for a pea/ of thunder that would malk fea, and air, and heaven and Cato tremble Addifor 2. It is once ufed by Shake/peare for a lo dull noife, but improperly Th fhard-born beetle wit Hat run night' Zo PeaL. @. # [fro T manfuette They woul Belion ftorms With all her batt'ring engines, bent to raf Milton's Paradife Loft Some capital city 2. To ftir with fome agitation: as, t peal the pot, is when it boils to ftir th liquor therein with a ladle. Ainfworth Pear. #. /. [poire, French ; pyram, Lat. The fpecies are eighty-four 1. Little mut pear, commonly called the fupreme 2. Th Chio pear, commonly called the little baftard muf pear 3. The hafting pear, commonly calle th gree chiffel 4 Th red mufcadelle it i alfo called the faireft 5. The little mufcat 6. The jargonelle. 7. The Windfor pear. 8. Th orange mufk 9. Great blanket 10. The littl blanket pear 11. Long ftalked blanket pear 12. The fkinlefs pear 13. The mufk robi pear 14+ The mufk drone pear '15. The gree 17. "The Mag16. Cafiolette orange pear dalene pear. 18. The great oniongpear. 19. Th 21. Th 20. The rofe pear Auguft mufcat 22. The fummer bon chrétien perfumed pear ot good chriftian 23 Salviati 24 foref i Bretagn othe kinds; bu fuperio know' to all the Indian prar/s ar fome gear/s have been of t}}e'f)ze ofa pigeon' egg a they increafe in fize, they are lefs frequent and more valued : the true thap o th fom pear is a perfe of a confiderabl round bu fize are of th thape of a pear, and ferve for ear-rings Hill A pearl julep was made of a diftilled W ijeman Flow'rs purfled, blue and white Like faphire, pear/, in rich embroider Buckled below fair knighthood's bending kne Benne and Nantz, where this pear was found. 44. Th crafane, or burgamot crafane; it is alfo calle 45. The lanfac, or dauphi the flat butter pear 47. The villain o 46. The dry martin pear Anjou; it is alfo cailed the tulip pear and the grea 49, Th 48. ‘Lhe large ftalked pear orange 5i. Th 5o. Little lard pear Amadot pear 52. The Colmar pear; it i good Lewis pear alfo called the manna pear and the late burga53. The winter long green pear, or th mot 54. La virgoule, or la virgoleufe landry wilding 55. Poire d'Ambrette; this is fo called from it mufky flayour, which refembles the fmell of th whi found to produce pearls; as the common oyfter the mufcle, and variou Rofe wate betwee Miller me with their fine wits, til PearcH. 5. /. [pertica, Latin. 1. A long pole for various ufes 2. A kind of fifh Prarca-sTons. z. /. [from pearch an JSone.] A fort of ftone PEARL. #./. [perle, French; perla Spanifh ; fuppofed by Salmafius to com from fpherula, Latin. 1. Pearls, though efteemed of the number of gems by our jewellers, are bu a diftemper in the creature that produces them : the fith in which pear/s ar moft frequently found is the Eait Indian berbes or gearl oyfter: others ar 26, The ruffele 25, The choaky pear pear 28. The grea 27. The prince's pear pear 30 29. Summer burgamot mouth water pear 31. The Swifs burThe Autumn burgamot 33. Th 32. The red butter pear gamot 34. The long green pear; it i dean's pear 35. Th called the Autumn month water pear 36. The flowerwhite and grey monfieur John 38. Rouflelin ed mufcat. . 37. The vine pear 40. The gree 39. The knave's pear pears 42. Th 41. The marquis's pear fugar pear burnt cat; it is alfo called the virgin of Xantonee 43. Le Befidery; it is fo. called from Heri i The pear of Naples a choleric afpect, upon his arm a bafket of peart plums, and apples Peacham The juicy pea Thomfor Lies in a foft profufion fcatter'd round Nor was his ear lefs peal' whe 84 Th 33 mufcat I were as creft fallen as a dried pear. Shakefpeare Auguft fhall bear the form of a young man, o Tickel With noifes loud and ruinous, tha Germa Th 82 Holland burgamot that duft to duft convey'd Zo PeaL. @. a 1. To affail with noife Car 73 melite 74. The union pear 75. The aurate 76. The fine prefent; it isalfo called St. Sampfon 77. Le rouflelet de Reims. 73. The fummer thorn pear 79. The egg pear; fo calle from the figure of its fruit, which is fhaped lik an egg 8o. The orange tulip gear 81. L Let the pealing organ blo To the full-voic'd quire below In fervice high and anthems clear As may, with fweetnefs through mine ear Diflolve me into extafies And bring all heav'n before mine eyes Milton The pealing organ, and the paufing choir the laft words Chaumontelle o wildin Th 72 play folemnly and loud An winter bon chré-~ burgamot. clean.sh data import.tsv out README 67, Th 6g. La paf63. Catillac or cadillac 71 70. The double flowering pear Martial ; it is alfo called the angelic pear St Shake/peare's Macheth noun. it is alfo calle Bugi o the Eafte there fhall b th muc it wa wher Bergamott 66 A deed of dreadful note of Poitcu provinc th i his drowfy hums yawnihg peal ‘don whic 4 Ympana Oh ing of Caffoy, a foreft in Brittany, where it wa difcovered. 62. The lord Martin pear. 63. Th Ere to black Hecat's {ummon i Of thi known Peals of thouts that rend the heav'ns Southern o called by that name in the parifh of St. Germain 5g. The Spanith bo §8. The St. Auguftine 61. The wild60. The pound pear chrétien Vanquifh'd with a peal of words, O weaknefs Gave up my fort of filence to a woman Milton From the Moors camp the noifz grows loude fill o 1‘ (\ } ) t One Mr. Caper com Mr. Threepile thc'mcrcm'_, ‘tor fome four fm.u o : } 1 . 4 . fi . ; p v w n : x w p:acb-colourtd fatti St. Germain pear, or the unknown of la Fare; i being firfk difcovered.upon the banks of a rive I myfelf {4 PEACH-COLOURED: adj. [peach an b ar. 1Of a colour like a peach ‘ fweet fultan flower, which is called Ambrette i 57. ‘Th 56. The winter thorn pear France A peal fhall roufe their fleep Then all thy faints afembled, thou fhalt judg Bad men and angels Milton's Paradife Regained Thomfon's /qur./.»n.' 7 . Nt gy PEACH. To¥. accufe of fome crime e e l b b l w t o o w PLE PE P° z Cataraéts pearl-coloured, and thofe of the colou of burnithed iron, are efteemed proper to endur the needle Sharp [Pociically. clear, as a drop An thin roun an Dropping liquid gear/ Before the cruel queen, the lady and the gir Upo Pearvr their tende knees begg' z. f. [albugo mercy Latin. Draytos whit fpeck or film growing on the eye Ainfaverth PeA'RLED. adj. [from pearl or fet with pearls Adorne Th |