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Show R A RA The denfe and bright light of the circle will ob(% feure the rare and weak light of thefe dark colour 1. jound about ity and render thcm]almo({ -fmgnfi.b}c Vexvito Opticks i t{m poréu an rar mor Bodies are muc i commonly believed: water is nineteen times lighter M "and 5)' confequence nineteen times rarer "m". gold tand gold is fo rare, as very r;nfiily, and wnh:vn the Jeal t oppofition U\ efluyia, and eafily to admi magnetic th‘ tr;n(m{ quickfilve Py pores, and to let water pafs t‘fn'ough ite "m Raw no full fubdue b into it th fire g thow carrie and nothin z. /. [rarefaltion, Fr Bxtenfion of the part felves at liberty Burnet @. 7 [from rare. Dryden very rarel fix How rarely does it meet with this time's guife When man was will'd to love his enemies. Shakefp Ra‘RENESS. 2./. [from rare. 4+ Uncommonnefs ftat feldom ; infrequency Ticklin is mof i o happenin the foles, arm-holé an fides: the caufe is the thinnefs of the fkin, joine with the rarerefs of being touched there; for tick :hn.g is alight motion of the fpirits, which; th thinnefs of the fkin, the fuddennefs and, rarenefs o touch, doth further Bacon \ For the rarenefs and rare effe@ of that petitio PU infert it as prefented Clarendon Of my heart I now a prefent make Accept it as when early fruit we fend And let the rarencfs the fmall gift commend. Dryd Value arifing from fcarcity Rofes fet in a pool, {upported with fome ftay, i fi"'f of rarenefs and pleafure, though of fmal Bacon dra an argumen againf #./ [narcal Saxon a lea 2 a forr S/.-A‘l:.;/]«:‘flz‘c L' Eftrange Rascatr deer lean deer ar fill ‘mentioned fo Rasca'thow. u. [ [fro of the loweft people rgfcal. ruin rafus, Latin firike on the f [Ne zf[/&;"u' N his ‘p ‘admittin ‘th rafcal the people to minifter in that fer Ra'sca LLY. adj worthlefs Though of their names in heav'nly records no Be no memorial blotted out and rz;_,'. [from ra/cal Milton Rase. #. /. [from T0 rafe. 1. A cancel 2. A flight wound RASH. 44dj. [rafch, Dutch. 1. Hafty violent precipitate without caution or refleéion Thi is to be bold withou fhame Blatt her pride, whe Afecham. ye bleft gods the rafb moo allin rafb with out fkill, full of words without wit fo will yo is on me Shak Be not rofb with, thy mouth, -and let not thin heart be hafty to utter any thing before God; fo God is in heaven, and thou upon earth; therefor Iet thy words be few Ecclus Her rafp hand ia evil hour Forth reaching to the fruit, fhespluck'd; fhe eat Miltont 2. Halty requiring hafte Not in ufe. I have fcarce leifure to falute you My matter is {o rafb. Shaks[p. Troilus and Creffida 3. Quick; fudden: as, ra/ gunpowder Out of ufe Rasu. n fi [rafcia, Italian. 1. Sattin 2. [Corrupted probabl efflorefcence on th out S RASHER. #z. /. i 74 ura lard:, Latin,] thin {flice of bacon bl her homely ¢ d bacon os the coals Dry And takes the hafty ra/ ber from the coals Ra'sury: adv. [from ra/b.] Haflily; violently; without due confideration H 'Th s. jgnorantl h next thing was to ‘provide priefts the ‘calves he adds a' commif for th an 3. To blot out by rafure; to'erafe Shakefpeare's Hepiy V tha doth any thing rafbly muft do it ingly ; for he was free to deliberate or not. L Rasca'viny. n. /o [from:rafial. low mean people having procute Milton Me not »afbly to take that for done, w is not done Bac That cut his miftrefs out of ftone Had not {o hard a hearted one Pretended - philofophers judg their way, .as the 74jality in‘t to root up Her battering engines bent to rafe fome city. ed That old Pig-what d'ye cail him~-malion trying "T'o overthrow; to deftroy on was by York and Talbo That proud d Us'd him fo like a bafe rafcalli Jeroboa z wifh on me Did 1 ot fce you, :-zy'm/, did T not When you lay fneg to fhiap young Damon's goat Diyden I have fenfe, to ferve my turn, in fore And he's a rafcal who pretends to more D "_‘)'{.jc'l The .poor girl provoked told him he lyed Iike rafcal Savif Savift i not t mean raf th Vanefla in her bloom Advanc'd like Atalanta's ftar 2. Finely; nicely; accurately Thi " mow feldom ufed but ironically t Scoundrels are infolent to their fuperiors ; but i does mot become a man of honour to conteft wit ¢ hour of his rifing Fell Rarely they rife by virtue's aid, who li Plung'd in the depth of helplefs poverty. Drydes ‘ But'rare{y feens and feen from far the contrar the rafcal hath remoy'd my borfe His temperance in fleep refembled that of hi "meats5 midnight being the ufual time of his goin an whe death ? and cheek, h gone into his Addifon When Marcus Bratys grows fo covetou To lock fuch rafcal counters from his friends Be ready, gods, with all yeur thunder-bolts, Dafh him to pieces Shakefpeare's Fulius Cecfar The rafcal people, thirfting after prey Join with the traitor Shakefpeare's Henry V1 But for our gentlemen The moufe ne'er thun'd the cat, as they did. budg From rafcals worfe than they Shakefpeare I am accurft to reb in that thief's company 'To become thin four or five whic Sl)(.'lj&)' . Seldom ; not often ; not frequently toreft, an kinds Forthe zafcal commons, left he cared. Speafer And when him lift the rafcal routs appal Men into ftones therewith he could tranfmew Thomfsn Earth' rarefies to dew; expanded more ‘ The fubtil dew in air begins to foar RARELY. adv of differen wretch condenfe 9 Ra'REFY raritie 1. A mean fellow; a fcoundrel thin: contrary t To tifiz hot equator crouding faft - Where highly rarefizd the yielding ai " Admits their fteam T do RA'SCAL beaft. {muma'REFIABLE. adf. [from rarefy. Ad"mitting rarefaction % RA'REFY. @w. a. [rarefier, French "rarus and facio, Lavin; rarify were mor To mak thre as a perfc&@ly recon South them from the univerfal reft or accurately equa diffufion of matter, but only that I may bette demonfirate the great rarity and tenuity of thei imaginary chaos Bentley's Sermons "proper. fa Thi . condenfation ‘ ch < fully thofe differences of, quantity; therefore I wil do it under the nathes of rarity and denfity. Dighy ""troom than it did before; contrary t The water within being rarefied, and by rare- faétion wefolved into wind, will force up the fmoak Wotton's Architeltare When exhalations, fhut up in the caverns o the earth by rarefaéiion or compreffion, come t be firaitened, they firive every way to fet them write ra/z for Bodies, under the fame outward bulk, have greater thinnefs and expanfion, or thicknefs an folidity, which terms, in Englifh, do not fignif that makes it take up mor vofa body is wiritte i tly, per denfity Of mre:]gbafws he fung, and Punch's feats. G{;- WAREFA'CTION from rarefy. I wor 3. Thinnefs ; fubtlety ope more [Thi +1 pleafed me more than any other fhows of the place 3 VmThe fathions of the town affe us juft like ‘ ~y4re€fim:, we have the curiofity to peep at t]l:cm Savif infrequency zt*.?g!)t‘ have bee this time .a any one fhew us fuch a thin ciied enemy in 2 box thinnef ‘aflcep" wit Sorrow would be a rarity moft belov'd If all could fo become it. Sha fpeare's King Lear Tt would 'be a rariry worth the feeing, ‘coul in imitation of the foreign way of pro - faf Ew 2. A thing valued for its {carcity. Turn'd bj*a gentle fire, and roafted yare. Dryden syregsHow. 7./. [ This word is forme rare fhow. lle tenuity Far from being fond o any f 1 meet with any in vive it a place in my Tarden New-laid eggs; with Baucis® bufy care nouncin Thinnefs 4. -Diftance fro RARIT Y. 2,/ Latin 1, Uncommonnefs . Newion **%.. This is often pronounced rear "n donne o To worthieft things Victue, art, beauty, fortune, now I fe Ra not nature, value prings eenefs or wle Declare the fecret villain The wretch fo meanly bafe to injure Phadra So rafply brave to dare the fivord of Thefeus. i Ra'sunNEss. z: A [from rap. Fool contempt of danger; inconfiderate hea of temper Wh feet us to giv as muc th ture did n were rajbn precipitation temerity no t fentence it fh H e all churches in the wor ere is not one, but hath it, whic command in though the ferip yet for us to condem LTIORE . atur |
