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Show PprUu PIA 1l Canticles 1 Take earth from under walls where nettles pu withou wrib in abundance of .t]', (,h' n an Cnettles, and pot that earth, and f(:'l. in it fiock‘%;xlh Bacon's Natural Hiftory .\ flowers 7 Hirfute roots, befides the putting Jforth upward 1 Bacon %y 'and downwards, putteth forth in round " A put in at Samos . where he continued the whole winter, finging a n of boys afte " "the houfes of great men, with a tra I pe him R fhi th went Home haven Toenter topl | gp Pur in to flan To claim in for "& qy Pu A metapho_r, I fu;_)pole "4 candidate for «. "\ from putting each ma ? Wy DOX his lot into that I ]gnqw not whe vic gro f i Phi Saly. ther it do not put in for the name ot.wrtuc. Locke To offer a claim ) Go Pu'r in gy 27 they. ha They thall frand, for feed gone dow t00, but that a wife burgher pu¢ is for them. Sha Although aftrologers. may here put in, and plea 11\ the fecret influenc of this ftar, yet Galen comment, makes no fuch confideration S in hi Browon If a man thould pu? in'to be one of the kn}ght T4, Ty of Malta, he might modeftly enough prove his fi Collier defcents againit a lefs qualified competitor 'To leave land « ToPur off " My friends and foldiers, to put off and len Chapman A the hackney boat was putting off, a boy, de 50 Addifon ""% firing to be taken in, was refufed ‘0. To Put over To fail crofs Sir Francis Drake came coafting along fro Carthagena, a city of the main land to which h 'To et fail; to begi 1. To Pur 20 fea the courfe i /Jbérjt { put gvery and took it did his beft t Bacon It is manife®t, that the duk .| come down, and to put to fea He warn'd him for his fafety to provide Dryden Not put 10 fea, but fafe on fhore abide They put to fee with a fleet of three hundre Arbutbnat fail, of which they loft the half With frefh provifion hence our fleet to ftore Pope Confult our fafety, and put off to fea "y12. 9o Pu candidate up To offer one's felf a Upon the deceafe of a lion, the beafts met t chufe a king, when feveral put up L'Eftrange 13. To Put up 'To advanc . bring one's felf forward to t With this he put #p to my lord The courtiers kept their diftance due Hetwitch'd his flecve 14. To Put up with refentment 15. Thi T is one of thof of whic a needlef applyin of fenfes mined b fhewn b S‘wiff fuffer withou genera words language makes ufe, to fpar multiplicity of expreflion, b one found in a great numbe {o that its meaning is deterits concomitants, and muit b examples much more than b explanation thi an man othe words had occurred lefs frequently ha they had any fynonymes or been eafil paraphrafed, yet without fynonymes o . Paraphrafe how can they be explained Pur, /. [from the verb. 1. An ation of diftrefs The ftag's was a forc'd puty and a chance rathe *_than a choice 2. A roftick ; a clown whence derived L' Eftrange I know no Ucer country puts extol queen Befs's reign 5 t Afl Oflo h()l}"l[fllil')' Cufl)yluin Brfl]}/];;{ PU vernment of ou made our carneft fhift lives provide his fooling b L'Efirange Puv'rtace. n /i [putain, Fr. In law - proftitution on the woman's part. Di& Pu'rawism. . /. [ putanifme, Fr.] Th manner of living, or trade of a proftitute Di& Pu'rtative. adj. [paratif, French; fro pato, Latin, Suppofed; reputed If a wif dower commit thoug fh adultery be onl PUTID adj th fhal a patative true and real wife [puatidus, Latin, low; worthlefs lofe he and not Ayliffe Mean nefs PUSEL o #. /. [from putid. vilenefs Mean 720 / Putlogs are picces of timber or fhott poles, abou feven foot long, to bear the boards they ftand o to work an to lay bricks and mortar upon Moxon's Mechanical Exercifes PuTrEe'pinous. adj. [from putredo, Lat. rotten A putredinon ferment coagulate all humours as milk with rennet is turned Floyer Purrera'crion. n. fo [ putrefadion, Fr putri and facio growm rotten Lat. th Th a ftat o of makin rotten Putrefaéiion 1s a kind of fermentation, or inteftine motion of bodies, which tends to the deftruétion of that form of their exiftence, which i faid to be their natural ftate Quincy If the fpirit protrude a little, and that motion b inordinate, there followeth putrefaétion, which eve diffolveth the confiftence of the body into muc inequality Bacon Vegetable putrefaéiion is produced by throwin green vegetables in a heap in open warm air, an prefling them together, by which they acquire putrid ftercoraceous tafte and odour Arbutbnot One of thefe knots rifes to fuppuration, an burfting excludes its putrefaction Blackmore PurTrera'cT1vVE. adj. [from putrefacio Lat.] Making rotten They make putrefaétive generations, conformable unto feminal produions. Brown's Vulg. Err If the bone be corrupted, the putrefaétive fmel will difcover it Wifeman's Surgery 70 Pu'TrEFY putrefacio @. a. [putrifier, French Lat. To make rotten t corrupt with rottennefs To keep them here They would but ftink, and putrefy the air Many ill projeéts are undertaken fuits putrefy the publick good Shak and privat Bacon The ulcer itfelf being putrefied, T fcarified it an the parts about fo far as I thought neceflary per mitting them to bleed freely, and thruf out th rotten flefh Wifeman A wound was fo putrefied, as to endanger th bone Tumple Such a conftitution of the air, as would naturall putrcfy raw flefh, muft endanger by a mortification Arbuthnot Zo Pu'trEFY. @, 7 To rot From the fole of the foot even unto the head there is no foundnefs in it, but wounds and bruifes and putrefying fores All ifaperfet mixtur Ifaiah, 1. 6 is apt to putrefy, an watry fubflantes are more apt to putrefy than oily Bacor's Naiural Hiflory Thefe hymns, though not revive, embalm an fpic The world putrefied PuTRE'SCENCE. . /. [from putrefco, Lat. The ftate of rotting Now if any ground this effeét from gall or choler becaufe being the fiery humonr, it will readief furmount the water, we may confefs in the commo putrefcence which elfe would putrcfy with vice Donne it may promote clevation PuTRrE'scENT adj Brown [putrefcens Latin. Growing rotten Aliment is not only neceffary for repairing th fluids and folids of an animal, but likewife to kee the fluids from the putrefcen alkaline ftate, whic they would acquire by conftant motion. clean.sh data import.tsv out README Arbuthnot PUTRID Lat. adj [putride Rotten Th < He that follows nature is never out of his way \\/12(:11‘.13 all imit.uim} is putid and fervile. L''Effr Pu'ripNEess The pain proceeded from fome a the feram, which, falling into this dec The fox's put off is inftruétive towards the go Stinking 1 boarded, and commanded to afcen "' Way to our thip 3. A game at cards 4. Pur off Excufe The fig-tree putteth Sforth her green " win ¥r puatridus corrupt to putrid bloo converte fows Waller If a nurfe feed only on flefh, and drink water her milk, inftead of turning four, will turn putrid _and {mell like urine Arbuthnot Putrid fever is that kind of fever, in which th humours, or part of them, have fo little circula tory motion, that they fall into an inteftine one and putrefy, which is commonly the cafe afte great evacuation$ great or excefiive heat Pu'rripwNESs tennefs #. / Kuincy [from putrid. Rot Nidorous rutus depend on the fetid fpirituofit of the ferment, and the putridnefs of the meat Floyer on the Humours Pu'TTER. 2. /. [from put. 1. One who puts The moft wretched fort of people are dreamer upon events and putters of cafes L'Eftrangg 2. Pu'TTE o7 Inciter; inftigator My good lord cardinal, they vent reproache Moft bitterly on you Of thefe exalions as putter o Shakefpeare's Henry VI You are abus'd and by fome putter on That will be damn'd for't Shak. Winter's Tale Pu'rTiNGsTONE. 2. / In fome parts of Scotland, ftones are laid at th gates of great houfes, which they call putting flones for trials of frength Pope Pv'rrock fro #n. / buteo [derive Latin. by Minfhew buzzard Who finds the pastridge in the puttock's neft But may imagine how the bird was dead ? Shake[p Th nex ar thofe whic are called birds o prey, as the eagle, hawk, puttock, and cormorant Peacham PUiTry . 1. A kind of powde ground on which glafs i An objeét glafs of a fourteen foot telefcope made by an artificer' at London, T once mende confiderably, by grinding it on pitch with putty and leaning on it very eafily in the grinding, le the putty thould feratch it Newt z." A kind of cement ufed by glaziers To PUZZLE. @. a. [for pofile, fro pofe Skinner. 1. To perplex; to confound; to embarrafs; to entangle; to gravel to a ftand ; to teaze Your prefence need whic fa ther tho i ar t pu e Antony. Shak n darknef mor puzzle bu ignorance, i than the E yptian in their fog «S', ARCIDEAre Both armies of the enemy would have been pu z/lcd what to have done paced fpecu I thall p which relat teliigible, an amufe BT t than t e 15 por ciua:l npRic a et iJ perplexe a |