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Show RA i r t e g o n r a ind the feveral degre e % A ferpent ftung me : fo the whole ear of Denmar Locke all rank wher rance Y3qually concerned in publick bleflings, equally joi \n fpreading the infetion Atterbury % But ladies are ript up, and cits knock'd down in place, or defrauded of nourithment Young 4 Wi Begin yo your rankuefs Among th Could not b With the mere ranknefs of their joy Her charms have made me man, her ravifh'd lov %5 0 rank fhall place me with the blefs'd above. Dryd Thefe all are virtues of a meaner rank ' by Perfeétions that are plac'd in bones and nerves Lepidus's houfe w. fineft in Rome which in his confulate wa Stoop low within thofe bounds we have o'erlook'd oRANK. w. a. [ranger "y the noun. French fro 4lit, To place a-breaft In view ftood rank'd of feraphim another row . To range in any particular clafs Milton Tam'd us to manners Ra'nwxy ever rankin Himfelf with princes Shakefpeare Henry VIII Herefy is ranked with idolatry and witchcraft Decay of Picty Ibave ranked this diverfion of chriftian practic .y amang the effeéts of our cententions. Decay of Picty Poets were ranked in the clafs of philofophers and the ancients made ufe of them as preceptors i mufick and morality Broome :3- To arrange methodically Much is faid touching the ranking of dignitie as well temporal as {piritual Selden Who now thall rear you to the fun, or ran Your tribes Milton Ranking all things under geaeral and fpecia clean.sh data import.tsv out README heads, renders the nature or ufe eafy to be found out, whe of beings it lies » JoRank placed @, T of a thin be ranged Th to b I ranfack th the ftore-houfe @. #. [fro rank. fevera caverns of water t an fin fearc int out wher tha Spenfer Dryde Was forc' To a wil Comply' finners Coarfely t giv hi into this world to fav life a ranfo for them wonld be noble exercife for the pens of the greatef wits Lillotfon Th' avenging pow' Thus will perfift, relentlefs in his ire Till the fair {lave be render'd to her fire Say 1dys Thou fhalt feel, enrag'd with inward pains he hydrag venom rankling in thy veins, Addifon I have endurd the,rage of fecret grief A' malud'y that burns; and rant/es inward Roqve an And. ranfom free reftor'd to his abode 7 Ra'nsoME To redee ment w fro a piteou himfelf, to pleafe a frantick age to let his judgment ftoop to rage audience he conform'd his voice to cuftom, butnot err'd through choice the nature of man or reafon of things Arrerbury forme fro rakith A low word roving rant. 70 Ra'NTiPOLE wildly Wild Dryden [rangonner Fr. captivity.or punifh How is't with Titus Lartius =Condemning fome to death and fome to exile v. T run abou A low word The eldeft was a termagant imperious wench the ufed to rantipole about the houfe, pinch th children, kick the fervants, and torture the cat Arbuthnot and dogs RA'NULA. ». /. [Latin. Ranula is a foft {welling, poffefling the falival under the tongue: it is made by congeftion, and from captivity o This as a' ranfom Albemarle did pay For all the glories of fo great a life Dryden To adore that great myftery of divine love God's fending his only So wit What, at years of difcretion, and comport yourfel its progrefs filleth up the fpace between the jaws and maketh a tumour externally under the chin Vifeman's Surgery #. / Ranu'wcurus Crowfoot Ranunculufes excel all flowers in the richnefs o their colours : of them there is a great variety Mortimer Zo Rap. @w. n. [ppxeppan, Saxon. 1. To ftrike with a quick {mart blow Knock me at this gat And rap me well, or I'll knock your knave's patc Denban That frefh bleeding woun Whilome doth rankic in my riven breaft. Sgenfer Beware of yonder dog L?°k7 when he fawns, he bites ; and, when he bites His venom tooth will 7antl to the death. Shake[p The ftorm of his own rage the fool confounds And envy's rankling fting th' imprudent wound fom Ra'nteR. 7 /. [from rant. A rantin fellow Ra'NT1roLE.adj. [This word is wantonl Tell me what province they demand tor ranfom Spenfer's Pafforals me Deem then the people's, not the writer's fin Almanfor's rage, and rants of Maximin. Granville This is a ftoical rant, without any foundation i Pric By his captivity in Auftria, and the heavy ranfo that he paid for his liberty, Richard was hindere to purfue the conqueft of Ireland Dawies on Irel Ere the third dawning ligh Return, the ftars of morn fhall fee him rife The ranfom paid, which man from death redeems His death for man Milton's Paradife Lofi Has the prince loft his army or his liberty T attacke Hig Raxrt. #. /. [from the verb. founding language unfupported by dignity of thought punifhment Tate hav moans, others grinning and only fhewing thei teeth, others ranting and heoring, others fcoldin and reviling Stilling flee to deflower paid for redemptio garter comes money in hi Shakefpearec well as thou at this rantipole xate | Congreve's Way of the World RA'NSOME. ./ [raion, Fr. And now it rankleth more and more grofsly, The from ranfack'd houfe And with rich fpoil of ranfacked chattity A_s when two boars with rankling malice met Their gory fides freth bleeding fiercely fret. Spen/ Llitele fmart did feel tfrom rank.} the With greedy force he *gan the fort affail ‘Whereof he weened poflefled foon to be flamed in body or mind ANKLY. gdv Look where my ranting hoft of th there is either liquor in his pate, o purfe, when he looks fo merrily Nay, an thou'lt mouth, I'll rant a Woodward 3. To violate fefter; to breed corruption; to be in And inwardly it fetereth fore the fhrewmoufe or ranny Brown is beftowed From fttaggling mountaineers, for publick good To Ra'NkLE 7o RaNT. w. n. [randen, Dutch, torave. To rave in violent or high foundin language without proportionable dignit of thought mighty mafs of water, which overflowed the earth Shakefp Go rank in tribes, and quit the favage wood Up to his pleafure ranfomelefs and free. Shake[pearc 2. To fearch narrowly Let that one article rank with the reft And thereupon give me your daughter Deliver hi The fhrewmoufe fpoils whic Shak Ranf-melefs here we fet our prifoners free brought And golden bowls from burning altars caught. Dry mor we feck in what ran Watts's Logick from ranfome Dryden A covetous fpirit Warily awaited day and night From other covetous fiends it to defend Who it to rob and ranfack did intend Spenfe Their vow is made to ranfack Troy. Shakejpeare Men by his fuggeftion taught Ranfack'd the centre, and with impious hand Rifled the bowels of the earth Milton The ranfack'd city, taken by our toils We left, and hither brought:the golden fpoils Dryden He was ama 1 Of an unbounded ftomach Fre Shake[peare 7o Ra'nsack. @. 4. [pnan, Saxon, an Jaka, Swedifh, to {fearch for or feize. 1..To plunder; to pillage #&I%8 |'Why follow'd not, when fhe faid Tybait's dead %ty Thy father or thy mother Shakefpeare #./ The mus areneus {n And needly will be ran/'d with other griefs {1 that redeems RA'NSOMELESS, adj. [from ranfome. He the ftubborn foil manur'd With rules of hufbandry the rankxefs curd If four woe delights in fellowthip 1 On L'Eftrange as, e is a ma of rank U5 Wiy ranfome. #. /. [fro Ra''nsomer The crane's pride is in the ranknefs of her wing th Arbuthnot . Dignity ; high place He'll dying rife, and rifing with him raif His brethyen, rasfom'd wich his own dear life. 2i/z Shake[peare within thirty-five years was not i ‘the hundredth rank Shakefpeare We'll like a bated and retired flood Leaving our ranknefs and irregular courfe Add He found many of the chief rank and figure overwhelmed in publick and private vices Dawenant S "&n faileth Hocker to grow upon me; I will phyfic Shaksfpeare's As you like i crowd i" th® abbey, where a finge wedg'd in more; I am ftifle ex o eminence fuperfluity of growth xiiie 14 Hofea them from death Exube It bringeth forth abundantly, through too muc ranknefs, things lefs profitable, whereby that whic principally it fhould yield, being either prevente Nor rank nor fex efcapes the general frown Degree of dignity heellence z. /. [from rank. and redee from the grave I will yanfom the Shakefpeare's Hamlet Ra'wknEess bein men o order an Rankly abus'd or pitying, ti‘rcatn?ng'f}c other L Lu:,:'-;‘,r;‘/; GQFC Is, by a forged procefs of my death The enchanting power of profperity over privat serfons is remarkable in relation to great king "oms Rarnfoming him "Tis given out, that, flceping in my garden Clafs 3 order R A RA Shake[pearc With one great peal they rap the door Like footmen on a vifiting day 2. 70 Rap out lence 'To utter with haft vio He was provoked in the fpirit of magiftracy upon difcovering a judge, who rapped out a g Addifo oath at his footman Rar w. a [from rapio extra fe, Lat. 1. To affe&t with rapture ; to ftrike wit extafy ; to hurry out of himfelf Thefg are fpeeche the hope of that the miration at the vie Beholding the fac great excellency, the of men, not comforted wit defire, but rapped with adof enjoyed blifs Ho of God, in admiration o all adore him; and being ra |
