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Show RA RA RA powder allowed ratably by that quantity of the grea Raleigh ordnance ffend indee againt truth thought is whic erly by falthood ; but by rafbnefs ing, before we hav South A liquor, prepare Rata'ria. n. / from the kernels of apricots and fpirits Bailey Di& AnIndian cane Rara'~. # / Rarcu. . /. In clockwork, a fort o Morat by his own rafbnefs wrought \t sver'd his ambitious t Bellev'd m his, becaufe I fpoke him fair. Dryden A deli[rafpo, ltalian. Rasp. . / cious berry that grows on a fpecies o the bramble ; a ralpberry T «. a RASP [rajpen rajper Some authors have advifed the rajping of thef bores ; but in this cafe it is needlefs. = Wifeman Having prepared hard woods and, ivory for th Yathe with rafping, they pitch it between the pikes Rase A larg the verb. #. /. [fro Cafe-hardening is ufed by file-cutters, when the make coarfe files, and generally moft rafps hav formerly been made of iron and cafe-hardened Moxon's Mechanieal Exercifes RA‘sPATORY. n. /. [rafpatoir, French A chirurgeon's rafp from ra/p. I put into his mout away the corrupt fleth it to cruft a rafpatory an His allowance was a continual allowance, 2 Kings, XXV 30 daily #ate for every day They obliged themfelves to remit after the rat of twelve hundred thoufand ‘pounds fterling pe annum, divided into fo many monthly payments Addifon 3. Degree; comparative height or value I am a fpirit of no commion rate The fummer ftill doth tend upon my fate. Shakefp and pulle of berry one of the pleafanteft of fruits, and the white which is little inferior to the reds Mortimer's Hufb RasPBERRY-BUSH bramble Ra"sure 1. The a 2. A mar has bee #. / {pecie 4 Our natures do purfue Like rats that ravin down their proper bane. Shak Make you ready your fiff bats and clubs Rome and her rats are at the point of battle. Shak I have feen the time, with my long fword would have made you four tall fellows fkip lik rats Thu Shakefpeare horfes will knable at walls and rars wi Brown's Pulgar Errours gnaw iron If in defpair he goes out. of the way lik with a dofe of arfenick a a why he dies nobly. Dennis o /mell a RaT. To be put on the watc by fufpicion, as the cat by the fcent o a rat; to fufpect danger Quoth Hudibras, I fmell a rat Ralpho, thou doft prevaricate Ra‘rasLe. adj certain value [from rate. Huydibras Set at The Danes brought in a reckoning of monec by ores, per oras ; I collet out of the abby-boo o Burton tha twent marks of filver Ra'rasry adv or wer ratabl to tw Camden's Remains Proportionably Many times there is no proportion of fhot an holinef an godlinef appea Quantity aflignable In goodly form comes on the enem And by the ground they hide, I judge their numbe Upon or near the rate of thirty thoufand. Shake/p 5. That which fets value 6 Manne of doin an thing to which any thing is done degre I have difabled mine eftate By fhewing fomething a more {welling port Than my faint means would grant continuance Nor do I now make moan to be abridge Shak. Merch. of Penice From fuch a noble rare Man of the horfe could not march at that rate nor come up foon enough Clarendon Tom hinting his diflike of fome trifle his miftrefs had faid fhe afked him how he would talk t her after marriage, if he talked at this 7ate before 7. Tax impofed by the parifh /)'1/«/1")‘211 They paid the church and parith rate ,And tool, but read not the receipt Priar 7o RaTe. @. 4. [from the noun. 1. 'T'o value at.a certain price Ran in my veins; I wasa gentleman And yet, dear lady Rating myfelt as nothi g you fhall fe How much I was a bragg Shakcfpeare We may there be inftruéted, how to name an tha will concentr felicity You feem not high enough your joy Yo ftand indebte Go rate thy minions, proud fu ti fi Bec mes it thee to be thus bolg in ter Before thy fovereign Sbakquare‘ S An old lord of the council rareg oV day in the ftreet about you Sir sel,th What is all that a man enjoys, from 5 a‘{m‘ verfe, comparable to what he fecls fory?sm when his confcience fhall take him 56 him by himfelf If words are fometimes to be ¥ ""s‘"‘; to be grave, kind, and fober, repr«f;gr'xfit:;yt?:gl.: or unbecomingnefs of the faults, rather thind hatty ratirg of the child for it Zo RaTE @. n e To make ap eftima;}‘ In razing, when things are thus litle and friv lous, we muft not judge by our ow paffions, which count nothing little every affront or injury that is done to ourfelyes Ratsu n / Kettlq "Ahill I know not ::31; derived Ther is a great ufe among the Irith, to mal great aflemblies upon‘ rarh or hill, there ty p ab.out matters ‘and wrongs between townthip private perfon.s sp,,j' RATH. adj. [pa®, Saxon, quickly Early ; coming before the ufual time Thus is my fummer worn away and waftej Thus is my harveft haften'd all to zarke The ear, that budded fair, is burnt and blafie) And all my hoped gain is turn'd to fcathe Sherf Rath ripe are fome, and fome of later kind, Of golden fome, and fome of purple rind, Hy Bring the rath primrofe that forfaken dies The tufted crow-toe and pale jeffamine Mil Ra'THER fro adv [This is a comparati No Saxon, foon npad rath out of ufe. Ong may ftill fay, byth fame form of fpeaking, 7 wwill fooner this than that; that 1s, I like betttr h} do this. 1. More willingly ; with better liking Almighty God defireth not the death ofa finne bu rarber that he fhould turn from his wicke Cammon Praje to the other; with beti 2. Preferabl reafon *Ti rathe t be thought that an heir ha no fuch right by divine inftitution, than that Go thould give fuch a right, but yet leave it undeter! Lo minate who fuch heir is 3. In a greater degree than otherwife. He fought through the world, but foughti vain And no where finding, rather fear'd her flain Dljd‘l 4. More properly This is an art i Which does mend nature, change it rafl:ft;‘ ‘;Ic Shake[ps Winter's 1 The art itfelf is mature 5. Efpecially You are come to me in a happy mpe,han The rather for 1 have fome fport ‘meak (/}"; 6. T hawe RaTrER. [This 1 lat o li re ex ou ba ba i w f int T . e t r l w f ter t 1 thiok 10 t tf};fi;gei d preference I freely told you, all the wealth I ha rate 2ll goods, by thof To chide hgy and vehemently nefs and live Heretofore the raze and ftandard of wit was ver different from what it is now-a-days: no man wa then accounted a wit for fpeaking fuch things, a South deferved to have the tongue cut out A virtuous heathen is, at this rate, as happ Atterbury as a virtuous chriftian. Such a writing ought to be free from any vituAyliffes Parergon peration of rafure Bar. #n. /. [ratte, Dutch; rat, French; ratta, Span. An animal of the mouf kind that infefts houfes and fhips hi South o 7. [. [rafura, Latin. of fcraping or fhaving in a writing where fomethin rubbed out di above the rate and pitch of other men's, in that h Calamy was fo infinitely merciful To which relation whatfoever is done agreeably is morally and eflentially good ; and whatfoever i done otherwife, is at the fame rare morally evil A kin Rafpberries are of three forts; the commo wild one, . the large red garden rafpberry, which i thi I with cayteries burn Wileman's Surgery RA"sPBERRY, of Rafberry, n./ old Fr. 2. Allowance fettled file, commonly ufed to wear awa roug wood rate I'll not betray the glory of my name >Tis not for me, who have preferv'd a ftate Dryden To buy an empire at fo bafe a rate The price of land has never changed, the feveral changes have been made in the rate of interef by law; nor now that the rare of intereft is by la the fame, is the price of land every where th Locke fame To rub t French; ra/pare, Italian. powder with a very rough file M.‘f.'/fl Lat if they were our own manufaéture, common to b had, and for a little money, would be neglected Locke Philips Dutch [ratus #. / mak Bailey How many things do we value, becaufe the come at dear rates from Japan and China, whic now the rafps fuppl Delicious draughts, when preft to wines an 1. Price fixed on any thing Bacon Now will the corinths thereb tents every hour the clock ftrike RATE Set forrel amongft rafps, and the rafps will be th {maller to lift up the de ferve whic wheel 2. [Reita, Mandick. int Boyle to rate a vafk fum to fate And fhould large thanks for the great blefling pay l):j‘ .'[ }-! &an rel >Tis , wit difc th appl penitence t Jhould adore him yather mankin and benefactor RATIFICA TION from ratify. confirmation Rogirs #. Th ‘ tificatio %{";'f Fl' ‘+]o T aph f t r # Ra‘ri perfon or thin |