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Show PU PU In velvet white as fnow the troop was gown'd when the peaceable pigeons, in pure pity and goo nature fen their mediator to mak again 11 Chafte ; modeft :2 Clean Ufe pure -v:rgm. as turpitude mora fro fre and things of me Keep thyfelf pure Titus Hypocrites aufterely talk Defaming as impure urey aand command what God declare to fome, leaves free to all Milton n. /. [pourfilée, Fr. fro Pu'RFLE A border o the verb. Pu'RFLEW. embroidery Purca'rion. n. f. [purgation, French purgatio, Latin. 1. The at of cleanfing or purifying fro vitious mixtures We do not fuppofe the feparation finithed, befor 13. Ritually clean ; unpolluted All of them were pure the purgation of the ai and killed the/paffover Exra Puie from childbed ftain Pu''RELY. adv 3 Milton Let the phyficia no dirtily Tranquilliti So purely fate there; that waves great, nor fmall Did ever rife to any height at all Chapman ‘The being able to raife an army, and conduétin it to fight againft the king, was purely due to him Clarendon and the effek of his power Upon._the particular obfervations on the metallick and mineral bodies, I have not founded an thing but what pure/y and immediately concern [from pure. freedo fro extraneou or foul admixtures Pu'RGaTIVE. ad). [ purgarif, French purgativus, Lat. Cathartick; havin the power to caufe evacuations downward and fweetnefs, in fo much as the very bathing i it was accounted exceeding healthful Sidney No circumftances are like to contribute more t the advancement of learning, than exact temperance, great purenefs of air, equality of climate, an long tranquillity of government Temple An effence eternal: an purengs and fimplicity from compofi fpiritual of abfolut Raleigh Bacon lofs of virtue AM that is fill'd, and all that which doth fil All the round world, to man is butapil In all it works not Ma Dryden freedom from guilt we evermor ferv the in purenefs ‘r'.'. living Pu'rcaTory purgatorium holinef Thou thy folk, through pains o Doft bear unto thy blifs. Spenfer' In this age, there :may be a produced of real charity as whe get fouls out of purgatory 7 flare a [pourfiler To decorat Italian. A goodly lady clad in fcarlet red 'ed with gold and pearl of rich affay {1ce ‘Vhan her purfled { ftatute ],-I/ry'd the gen'ral weal A,\‘/I)d.v‘}{)?} Shake[peare bloo of Chrif fhall purge our conicienc L works to ferve God Hebrews ixs 14 x, we'll join our cares to purge awa Ovr~ country's crimes, and clear her reputation Addifon 4 To clear from imputation of guilt Intends t -‘_Pi"{i"l'.b{ ore the people, hopin ¢ himfelf with words. Sh iola _ Marquis Dorfet was hafting towards him, to pwg himfef of fome accufation Bacon's Henry V1 5. To fweep or put away impurities Tris there with humid bow Waters the odorous banks that blo tlowers of more i' th' olden tim S old tufts, flow'rs pusfled blue and whit e e, ' } pearl, in rich embroidery ow fair knighthood's bendin with gf My foul is purg'd from grudging hate And with my hand I feal my-true heart's love I will purge out from among you the rebels Milton is principa means of °£ ;Pm P URGE. n P [from the verb.] A cathar Simplicit and integit i Ezekiel, xxi 38 the inward parts tick medicine ; a medicine thag eg, cuates the body by fteel Mce't we .thc med'cine of the fickly weal And with him pour we in our country'VSs 4purg Shakejpeare Each drop of us Pills not lasatives I like Of thefe his gain the fharp phyfician makes And often gives a purge, but feldem takes. Diydy He was no great friend to purging and clifters hg was for mixing aloes with all purges. Arbuthmy Pu'rRGER u. [from pu4 rge. g - 1. One who clears away any thing noxioss, | iy 0 This fhall mak Our purpofe neceflary, and. not envious ‘We fhail be called purgers, not murtherers, Shat 2. Purge cathartick It is of good ufe imphyfick, if you can retain the purging virtue, and take away the unpleafant taf clean.sh data import.tsv out README Batins of the purger [purification, Br ‘o PURIFICA'TION. #. / purificatio, Latin. 1. Th a o makin pure a&'ef .. cleanfing from extraneous mixture I difcerned a confiderable differencein the opett tions of feveral kinds of faltpeire, even afterpuris clean.sh data import.tsv out README =~ .r Byl ‘JI'Z‘).; Jfication 2. The a& of cleanfing from guilt or pole i lution The facraments, in their own nature, ?-"C'J‘" fuc as the feem, water, and bread, and' win¢; but becaufe they are made figns of a fecret myfie from fin, and bread and wine, of .Chnfisbod hath been fhed ere now Ere huma fro of the groud mfi:' o and water is the fymboo l purification Of: t'he fou 3. Ta clear from guilt:- with from. Th 1. To grow pure by clarification 2. To have frequent ftools and blood ; therefore the fymbols receive the rmln ;YTA"J‘[" of what they fign af e H b t e b p r o r t m 3. childbearing Pu'RrF1camive, ) adj. [from 1'""‘/}"} Having power Pu'RIFPICATORY tendency to make pure. Pu'RIFIER. z. /. [frompurijy Air ventilates and cools the mines, and purge and frees them from mineral exhalations. Wacdzv Bloo 7. To clarify; to defecate 7o PurcGE. @. 2 Fr. purge Shakefpeare Bailey Ex. pro vrought or flowered. border; to borde with embroidery ; to embroider [parger To the Englifh court affemble no From ev'ry region apes of idlenefs Now neighbour confines purge you of your fcum for wit a z. To clear from impurities of ancient trimming for women's gawns made of tinfel and thread ; called alf bobbin worlk To Pu'rRFLE. @ Latin. w It wil be like thatlabour of Hercules, in purgin the ftable of Augeas, to feparate from fuperftitiou obfervations any thing that is clean and pure natural Bacon an In all this goed propriety of words, and furenef of phrafes in Terence, you muft not follow hi always in placing .of them Afcham's Schoolmafter PURGE purgatory Hymn on Love great inftance men thought t Stilling fleet Toh If he was not cured, he purge hi wit [x" ; water Arbutiyy 1. To cleanfe; to clear Common Prayer #./. [pourfilée, Fr. n. /o [purgatoire, French Latin.] A place in whic fouis are {fuppofed by the papifts to b purged by fire from carnal impurities before they are received into heaven 4. Freedom from vitious modes of fpeech Pu'rRFILE longation of li{e. but it is in al Poifonous, or purgative, or cordia Donne Lenient puyrgatiwes evacuate the humours. 777 fcm It could, though he fupply'd no fuel, burn 3. Innocence and of purgings in a fine fpirit, they endure not boiling withou My love was fuch Rich in itfelf, like elemental fire Whofe purenefs [s does no aliment require have their purgative virtu medicine Purgin They came to the river fide, which of all th rivers of Greece had the prize for excellent purenc/ 2, Simplicity; exemptio tion offence is i Bacon Calthrop purge Y S ey Th; frequent and wife ufe of emaci';:ifg":‘ ? Shake|peare tion Proceed in juftice, which fhall have due courfe Shakefpeare Even to the guilt or the purgation Woodward the natural hiftory of thofe bodies I converfe in full freedom with men of bot parties; and if not in equal number, it is purel accidental, as having made acquaintance more unde one miniftry than another Sevift Clearnefs to purga I'hi" fhoemaker of Norwich If any man doubt, let him put me to my purga 2. Innocently; without guilt 3. Merely ; completely; totally 1 th becauf b Si 3. The a& of clearing from imputatio of guilt all thy fin #. / bod th apply himfelf mor alteration t tion tha quantity no 1 will purely pur oge away thy drofs, and tak Pu'RENESs Burnet began 2. The a& of cleanfin downward evacuation [from pare. In a pure manner with mixture and purfled o'e Dryden Their hoods and fleeves the fame With diamonds may purge out every prejudice and -p'.‘fl} ;,« 6. To evacuate the body by {g';?"]'l'fu ] Cleanfer refiner fi o ve pu if e a r f n a fi He fhal Malachiy iiie 3 To Pu'RIFY. @. a purifico, Lat. 1 2 To make pure To free from an [purifiees French extrane ous admi i If any bad blood '{h onld b>e lef - l o ll: ven ture an honourable foreign war w Baco 4' The mafs of the air w syeater than the wate c f r p b t pu b t m t r food hérs earsr 'd thei g eate re-eq quiri e aa g By chace ourl d o b t Tm . To make clear i d l \ : i g t c l d n f r I ; e t could not eafil f r p d wath the gravel, or t 4 1 i |