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Show PE have been very common As 'tis a peeler of land, fow'it upon lands tha have obfcured the trut of our pedigrees, that it will be no little labour t 7o PEEP. @w.n. [This word ha mology, except that of Skinner rives it from opheffen, Dutch, and of Cafaubon, who derive To the old herces hence was giv' Waller A pedigree which reach'd to heav'n The Jews preferved the pedigrees of their feveral tribes, with a more fcrupulous exaétnefs tha Atterbury any other nation 7 / [pedis {mimedlae I Latin. fhell and cried tration produced by frequent ufe. One who travels the country with {mal commodities At wakes and waffals, meetings, markets, fairs. Sha Had fly Ulyfles at the fac Of Troy brought thee his pedler's pack. Cleaweland A narrow education may beget among fome o the clergy in pofleffion fuch contempt for all innovators, as merchants have for pedlers Atlas was fo exceeding ftrong He bore the fkies upon his back Juft as a pedler does his pack Swvift Savift fufferings of thofe of ‘my rank are trifle in comparifon of what all thofe are who travel wit fith, poultry, pedlery ware to fell E'DDLING. adj edler tru th An Your yout blood, which peeps fairl fort through it plainly give yo D Savift Petty dealing; fuch a have So flight a pleafure I may part with, and find n mifs; this peddling profit T may refign, and "twil Decay of Piety be no breach in my eftate PepoBA'PTISM. 7. /s [#eido and Barlicua Di& Infant baptifm PepoBa PTIST. 7./. [wetsd® and Baslisns. One that holds or pratifes infant baptifm 9% Prer. @. a. [peler, French; fro England and France might through their amity Breed him fome prejudice; for from this league Shake[peare Peep'd harms that menac'd him I can fee his prid Shakspeare Peep through each part.of him The tim'rous maiden:blofloms on each boug Peept. forth: from their firft:bluthes; fo that no no hers, an tha mor makes th' obedient ghofts pezp tremblin Rofcommon through the ground Earth, but not at once, her vifage rears And peeps upon the feas from upper grounds. Dryd Fair as the'faceiof nature did appear ‘Who once juft and temp'rate conquer'd well But govern ill the nations under yoke Peeling their provinces, exhaufted al Milton's Paradife Regained Thefe Diyden a plunderer found' out to. fee what news PEER. #. / 1 Equal Vet otes with her fucking a peeler is found Eoth ill to the maifter and worfe to fome ground Tiffir ftate Oh one of the fame rank Baco what is man, great maker of mankind That thou adorn'ft him with o bright a mind Mak'ft him a king, and ev'n an angel's peer Dawits z. On equal in excellence or endow ments All thefe did wife Ulyfles lead, in counfell pe Chapma to Jove In fong he never had his peer From fweet Ceciliadown to chanticleer *Drydit He all his peers in beauty did {urpafs If you did move to-night In the dances, with what fpigh Of your peers you were beheld Spenfer 3. Companion ; fellow That at every motion fwell'd daring flames peept in, and faw from fa The awful beauties of the facred quire Dut fince it was prophan'd by civil war Heav'n thought it fit to have it purg'd by fires Dryd Ben Fonfm Who bear the bows were knightsin Arthur's reign and twelve the peers of Charlemagne Twelve they Dryden com fr ti di a an le no 4. de fiv hav w t il no o moner grees, who are all neverthelefs call effential prmlege thei peers, becauf are the {ame I fee thee compaft with thy klfté'dqmdsff" ds si the i o tat fal m fpe Th S?J?k~]‘flgfllfé'y‘ Machith Hail king of Scotland Spenfer went on quick difpatch. Dryd Shakefp That thou to him fo great refpect do'ft bear l nob chie an pee ry He Kin Fra o rea th lof an es iel Stabdfpar the rov' a es Deftroy'd themicl Come thick night That my keen knife fee not the'wound it makes [ pair, French. Amongft a man's peers, a man fhall be fure o familiarity : and therefore it is good a little to kee t Like lattice-windows give the {p Room but to peep with half an eye Cleaveland All doors are fhut, no fervant peeps abroad Prir His peers upon this evidenc Have found him guilty of high treafon Pope Dappling the walk with light and fhade That there his eyes took diftantaim To cry hold Shakefpeare's Macketh Nature hath fram'd ftrange fellows in her time Some that will evermore peep through their eyes And laugh like parrots at a bag-piper. Shakefpeare A fool will peep in at the door. Eoclufe xxi. 23 The trembling leaves through which he play'd L Effranges By the peepholes in his creft Ts it not virtually confeit Who is the fame, which at my window pecps Th and peepers crowa the megl Bramp I:h E'PHOLE }_n. J- [peep and hole. Pre'PIrNGHOLE Hole through whic one may look without being difcovered fouls but peep out once an age While others outwar fflffisizi;‘l: though little, yet genteel Snails the firft courfe Nor heav'n peep through the blanket of the dark PEEL. #. /. [pellis, Lat. pelure, Fr. The {kin or thin rind of any thing A broa Peev. n. /. [paclle, French. thin board with a long handle, ufed by bakers to put their bread in and out o the oven Per'LEr. 7 /. [from peel. 1. One who ftrips or flays 2. A robber we tremble to furve the a!manackmakerv Difhes I chufe And the firft clouds and mountains feem the laft 2. To look {flily, clofely, or curioufly look through any crevice one think at the pesp an ing the fhell peep out in the outward part of the couch, brea it open, you will find the fprout of a greater largeMortimers Hufbandry + nefs So pleas'd at firft the tow'ring Alps we try Dull fullen pris'ners in the body's cage as PE.E PER. 7. /. Young chickens juft break Diryden Printing and letters had jufk pecped abroad in th world ; and the reftorers of learning wrote ver Atterbury eagerly againft one another Though but the very white end of the fprou Mo no ftars And winter had nét yet deform'd th' inverted ycu: The fkilful fhepherd pee/'d me certain wands And ftuck "hem up before the fulfome ewes. Shak To plunder 2. [from piller, to rob. According to analogy this fhould b written pzll Priyr crept out of his grave to take t othe ‘When flowers fitft peep'd; and trees did bloflbms bear #n. / Woul Sh and muf not' pecp 1. Firft appearance firft break of day 2. A fly look huma The growing labours of the lengthen'd way profpeét tires our wand'ring eyes Th' increafin Hills pecp o'er hills, and Alps on Alps arife. '.Popu 1. To decorticate ; to flay traitor, are thy talents Peep ruddy hopes fmil'd in each bud word found Wit art a maid 5 In vain his little children peeping ou nto the mingling ftorm, demand their -out an unftain'd thepherd But thofe attain'd Lord-like at eafe, with arbitrary pow'r To peel the chiefs, the people to devour Tho The fox fpied him through a peepinghale he ha pellis, Latin. But luft and rapine O my mufe, juft diftance keep ;e ey's Sarmo S/_':d,(u"_/;f)mr'c A thoufan B, And flatter'd every greedy eye/that flood. Crafbazo PE'DLERY. adj. [from pedler.] Wares fol by pedlers Th that ex the wor She her gay painted plumes difordered Seeing at laft herfelf from danger rid Peeps forth and foon renews her'native pride. Spen/ All as a poor pedler he did wend as youn cr prefled the act of crying, was by miftake applied to/the aft of appearin that was at the fame time: -this i offered till fomething better may b found. 1. To make the firft appearance #. /. [a petty dealer; a con He is wit's pedler, and retails his ware t they were faid to begi to pip or peep; an Di& Bearing a trufle of trifles at his backe As bells and babies and glaffes in his packe. Spenf If you did but hear the ped/er at the door, yo would never-dance again after a tabor and pipe Shake[peare Latin merely to be peepr at through an opticl glaf:d no com it ma perhap From each tre e feather'd peo look l down t Thofe remote and vaft bodiefmf:;z;b‘fl no etywho delift up it fro birds : when the chickens firft broke th is ordinarily of a triangular form, bu fometimes makes the arch of a circle PE'DLER @ /py from pip, pipio architeGture, an ornament that crown the ordonances, finithes the fronts o buildings, and ferves as a decoratio and niches: 1 over gates, windows T Mort are rank Camden deduce many of them Pe'piMENT PE PE Be juft in all you fay, and all yov d 1 fur r you h bir you b Whateve eDr §i fjo A peer of the firft magnitude to me T PrER afzfi;;c‘ara 1 1 contradtio |B o, n To come juft in fight A i So honour pee Yet many o ' i An o E I fpy life peering See ho ow; NS g h i To tell th ?BM |
