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Show the head whic able boards, throug maticks, it has obtained the name of all-fpice % Shake[pea W . hath killed PI'LLORY & ¥ - from the noun. Mind Young Who proper objeéts muft provid To gratify their luft of pride 7o Pimp One turf fhall ferve as pi/lowwo for us both ... One heart, one bed, two bofoms, and one troth tha Shakefpeare was very far in debt, hi Troop to th' infernal jail - |:'LLOWBEER, } #./. Th 1'LLOWCASE pillow Pix cove pilofus of Bacon French ; piloot 2. An He whofe office is to fteer th To death I with fuch joy refort 4 As feamen from a tempeft to their port' Yt to that port ourfelves we muft not force " Before our pilot, Nature, fteers our courfe. Denb . . What port can fuch a pilot find Who in the night of fate mu blindly fteer? Dryd The Roman fleet, although built by fhipwrights clean.sh data import.tsv out README and condu@ed by pilors without experience, defeate _that 9f the Carthaginians Arbuthnot on Coins 2 Pr'LoT, @. 4. [from the noun. T Thef mult be ether pins to keep them Raleigh o A pilot's hire Ainfaworth LLSER. 7. /i The mothor fly that run kind of fpice They'll open of themfelves. Shakefpeare's Macketh 3. To join ; to fix 5. That which lock axle; a linch pin 6. The central part Jinfizuo:'lb French. to faften She lifted the princefs from the earth locks her in embracing, as if fhe would and f her t her heart Shizkepeare If removing my confideration from the impreflic o th cube t th cube themfelves I thall pi this one notion upon‘every one of them, and accordingly conceive it to be really in them; itw:li fal out, that I allow exiftence to other entities whic never had any Digby of Bodies I've learn'd how far I'm to believ Your pinning oaths upon your flecve Hudibras They help to cozen themfelves, by chufing t pin their faith on fuch expofitors as explain th facred fcripture, in favour of thofe opinions tha they beforehand have voted orthodox Locke It cannot be imagined, that {o able a man fhoul take fo much pains to pin fo clofely on his frien a flory which, if he himfelf thought incredible 4 he could not but alfo think ridiculous [Pinban, Saxon. to confine written like to pex Tothu Locke up as in pinfold toinThi If all this be willingly granted by us, whic are accufed to pin the word of God in fo narrow room, let the caufe of the accufed be referred t the accufer's confcience Hagker . Pr'wcase. z. /. [pin. and cafe. A pincufhion Ainfworth P1 NCERS. 7. /. [ pincette, French. 1. An inflrument by which nails ar drawn, or any thing is griped, which requires to be held hard As fuperfluous fleth did rot Amendment ready fill at did wait To pluck it out with pincers fiery hot That fooniin him was left no one corruptjot. Sperfs 2. The claw of an animal Every an bring a fmal part Shake[peare bullets fhall reft on the pins; and ther all our knowledge and pilotage of that part of th n. [0 [piment things to Bedlam beggars with roaring voices Sticks in-their numb'd-and mortified bare arms Pins, wooden pricks, nails, {prigs of rofemary We muft for ever abandon the Indics, and lof (IMENTA Which yet feem fhut, we have but pinn'dwith rufhes 4. Any flender thing fixed in another body o/« Pilot's fkill; knowledge of coafts b mtq a flame Our gates With pins of adaman And chains, they made all faft. Miltor's Par. Loff 7 pilot. 2. To faften ; to make faft clofe 3. Any thing driven to hol gether ; a peg; a bolt VLOTAGE. n. /. [ pilotage, French; fro thing inconfiderable or of littl L'Eflrange . fieer; to dire& in the courfe WOrld. Not Cynthia when her manteau's pinn'd awry E'er felt fuch rage Pope French ; jpina, fpi In woven mail all armed warily And fternly looks at him, who not a pi Does care for look of living creature's eye. Spenfer His fetch is to flatter to get what he ca His purpofe once gotten, a pin for thee than. Tu/fer Tut, apin; this fhail be anfwer'd. Shakefpeare >Tis foolith to appeal to witnefs for proof, whe 'tis not a pin matter whether the fact be trueor falfe 12 Becomes the name and office ofa pilot. Ben Fonfon Pope Soon after comes the cruel Saracen And deck knocks heaven, then to manage her A {mal value When her keel ploughs hell rolley made of wood If a word or two'mote are added upon the chie offenders, 'tis only a paper pinn'd upon the breaft Skinner I'll make thee eat iron like an oftridge, an fwallow my fword like a great pin, ere thou and part Shake[peare Whatever fpirit, carelefs of his charge His poft negles, or leaves the fair at large Shall feel fharp vengeance foon o'ertake his fins Pope Be ftopt in vials, or transfixt with pins Latin. fkin Dutcli. thip pennum, low Latin Ifidore. 1. A fhort wire with a fharp point an round head, ufed by women to fafte their cloaths At the years of puberty, all effets of heat d then come on, as pilsfity, more roughnefs in th [ pilote sas nula, Latin ; /pilla, Italian ; rather fro Milton Shakefpeares 11. A noxious humour in a hawk's foot Ainfworth 70 Pin. w. a. [from the noun. 1. To faften with pins Law n. /. [efpingle A cylindrica 10 Pr'mpLED. adj. [from pimple. Havin red puftules; full of pimples: as, hi « Hairinefs . petty' days When you put a clean pillozvcafe on your lady' pillow, faften it well with pins Savift ILOT Little ; bod Blind with the pin and web face is pimpled The flocking thad ows pal [fro a wea menfech The rifing of a pimple in her face, the fting of gnat, will make her keep her room two or thre " Pilloavs his chin upon an orient wave 7. f Pi'vring [pimpl of a pointe They drew his brownbread face on pretty gins And made him ftalk upon two rolling (ins. Corbet If Rofalinda is unfortunate in her mole, Nigranilla is as unhappy in a pimple. Addifer's Speéiator If e'er thy gnome could fpoil a gra c Or raife a pimple on a beauteous face Pope Curtain'd with cloudy red ALO's1TY luft o Latin Miller adj caufe Wifh all eye T Pi'MPERNEL. #. f. [pimpernclla pimprenelle, French. A plant Pr'mrerE. n. /. [pompette, Fr. red puftule When the fun in bed m a pain like tha piercing the eye Savift Szvift pimping thing ‘To reft any thing o v, a the noun. whic think it an inflammation To work whofe ends his madnefs pimps man, ., Dutch. goods and houthold ftuff were fet forth to fale; ‘fhranger would needs buy a pillow there, faying Zthis pilloww fure is good to fleep on, fince h could fleep on it that owed fo many debts. Bacon Thy melted maid ,Corrupted by thy lover's gold Donne .. His letter at thy pillowo laid " Their feathers ferve to ftuff our beds and pilloavs yielding us foft and warm lodging. Ray on Creation S Pr'urow " a pillow 9+ A horny induration of the membrane Skinner feem of the eye: Hanmer likewife to fay the fame. I fhould rathe But he's pofleft with a thoufand imps Shakefpeare A merchant die @. a. [fro provide gratifications for th others ; to pander; to procure Pluck ftout men's pillcwws from below their heads L'Eftr to beg Of panders to a vicious mind """% Jaid under the head to {leep on As the woman was upon the peevith piz, a poo body comes, while the froward fit was upon her S Skinn r So men of wit are buta kin n. /. [pyle, Saxon; pulewve A bag of down or feather CNILLOW ' Dutch. | French. Lords keep a pimp to bring a wench ' ¥ To be burnt in the hand or pillored, is a mor e i n c e o r o f b t a c t o p r i Jaf Government of the Tongue Y ge inge As principal pimp to the mighty king Harry. A4ddif 1I'm courted by al To punifth with th pillory L T wl?lp F_rench [pi//arz';r #n One who provides gratifications for th luft of others; a procurer; a pander Pope y o l p i a g e a i t A } t a y o l p f t e t e t o e j .l" ping-poft, are very near a kin. Paits on th i f b m y o l p k l a e o A K. To nail our ears down, but expofe our head w7 Pim MP wa humour fpitefu mightily upon the pin of commending itfelf, an L'Eftrange defpifing the bramble cloves move than any other fpice. Hill's Mat. Med h e g t f o l p t o o f hav e a vai i tree fi f 1s a fruit gathered before it is ripe, and refemble t p a o "and "% RI PI PI the whee Wilkins toth Romeo is dead, the very pin of his heart clef Shakefpeare with the blind hautboy's butthaft Pimenta, from its round figure, and the-place 7. The pegs by whic whence it i brought, has been called Jamaic pep- or relax their firings £€1; and from its mixt fayour of the feveral aro { 8. A note aflrain mufician inten In low language. The maid 2 P3+ iven confent to go with him Skakejpe S res To hold hard with an inftrument Yo Sl eeze SR b S ToR fq the flefh til it is pained o livid Tho |