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Show S A SA tinue moift and fappy long, doth much contriMortimer bute Jepience, accomplifhed at Theobalds his own days on earth Wotton Becaule enterprifes guided by ill counfels hav equal fuccefs to thofe by the beft judgment conducted figure with [apience. Raleigh Sapience and lav Immenfe, and all his father in bim fhone. AZi/s 1Hou )‘.. i tlads iteo In Oifo Paradifc ! of eperation blef Tzpi e ToTo fapicn 26 of allidesii| sn. Milt Many a wretch in Bedlam Though perhaps among the rou He wild' flings his filth8 about Still has gratitude an To fpare the fotks tha SAPIENT BAND SA'R inftea This fingle ftick was full of fap; but now i vain does art tie that withered bundle of twig old Savift hutky Nurfe the fuplings tall, and curl the grov WWith ringlets quaint A fapling pin h wrench' ground Milton fro out th The readicft weapon that his fury found What planter will attempt to yok A [apling with a falling oak Dryd Swift ‘S.ouch turi'd his head, faw his wife's vig'rou fapling of command oil of aimonds, T could reduce them to a fof JSaponary {ubftance Boyle Any mixture of an oily fubftance with fale may be called a foap: bodies of this nature ar There is fome fapor in ull aliments, as bein to be diftingu:fiied and judged by the guit, whic canno b admitte in air Brown The {hape of thofe little particles of matte which diftinguifh the various fugors, odours, an colours of bodies SAPORI'FICK " Woatts ad). [ [aporifigue, Fr. fipo Did "‘{i A fort of precio an that fat was to look upo a furd ne flone lik a jafpe . Thou fhalt fet in it four rows of ftones : .th Esud, voniy g firt sow fhall be a furdise 7 / a taunt ; i h A precious ftone onyx is an accideatal variety of the aga Gow. of the Tonguye kind : 'tis of a dark horny colour, inwhi h fs plate of a bluifh white, and fomet mes of red in an pens to lic alfo a plate of a reddifh colour, th words are {poke b wa or irony when on one or both fides the white there h p jewellers call the ftone a fardonys : , Woodwar SARK. 2. /o [reynk, Saxon. 1. A fhark or flyirk 2. In Scotland it denotes a fhirt Flaunting beaus gang with their breafis oper and their farks over their waiftcoats Arbuby o SArN, 7. /. A Britith word for pavement or ftepping ftones, ftill ufed in the fim fenfe in Berkfhire and Hampfhire SA'RPLIER. 7. /o [ farpillicre, French.] Watts Sarca'sticALny adv. [from farcaftick. Tauntingly; feverely He afked a lady playing with a lap-dog, whether thé women of that country ufed to hav any- children or no thewehy fercaflically re picce of canvas for wrapping up wares; a packing-cloth proaching them for mifplacing that affc&tio upon brutes, which could only become a mothe to her child South aile SA'RRASINE, 2. /o [In botany.] A kind o birthwort Bail SARCA'STICAL. Q adj. [from farcafim ] SA'rsA 7. /. Both a tree an Sarca'stick Keen; taunting; fevere. ' SARSAPARE'LLA. } an herb Ainfavorth What a fierce and farcaflick reprehenfion would S ARSE. 7. /o [Perhaps becaufe made of farthis have drawn from the friendfhip of the world cen t fo fin to law fie Bai e y and yet what a gentle one did it receive fro Tofi Chrift South. 1 To SARSE. @, a. [ Jaffor, French. SA'RCENET 7. /i [Suppoled by Skizaer t bcv/z‘)'Z.L'I!/'IZ/}I?'}IL"[?L'.CZ(III, Lat. Fine thi woven filk Why art thoun then exalperate, thon idle immaterial fkein of fley'd fiik, thou gree flap for a fore cye, tho purfe furcenc taffel of a prodigal' Shakefp Troilus and Creffida If they be covered, thongh but with linen o Sarcenety it intercepts the eflluvium Brown T'hefe are they that cannot bear the hea Of figur'd filks, and under farcencts {weat. Dryd She darts from farcenet ambufh wily leers Arbuthnot SA'POR. n. /. (Latin. Tafte; power o afiecting or ftimulating the palate H Ragers's Sermons Jarcafm King a folution of falt of tartar wit called faponaceous t'-ai"( \;'1l reproach kee reproach 3 for th SspoNa'cEoUs.| adj. [from fape, Latin SA'PONARY foap.] Sopy; refembling foap ; having the qualitics of foap By digeftin _.1' "'l"l‘lll When an angry mafter fays to his fervant, T is bravely done, . it is one way of giving a {ever han Wielding her oake ment youn Look how F am bewitch'd ; behold, mine ar Is, like a blafted fupling, witherd up. - Shakefp 7 SA'RDIUS walk in the ways of thy heart; but know tha for thefe things God will bring thee into judg If by this bribe, well plac'd, he would enfar Some faplefs ufurer that wants an heir Dryden SA'PLING. #. /i [from fzp. trec ; a young plant Lat of ut reulys, La R inThe act of weeding;; plucking Up weeds Rejoice, O young man, fays Solomon Mevere farcefm, in the days of thy youth Denham z. Dry AZiio of fruits to its faplefs trunk o a oibe Surfeafizs of wit are tranfmitted in ftory Shaksfpeare leave Sarecura'TiON mind of the compofer Arbuthnot and Pope SA'RCASM n. [o [ farcafme, Fr. farcal The tree of knowlege, blafted by difputes Produces fuplef B ands, Jigs, and gavots, arc. as much real q ties in the inftiument as the thought is in th That droops his fuplefs branches to the ground mus like to a wither'd vine di Wile Sa'press. ady. [ faploss, Durch, 1. Wanting fap; wanting vital juice Pithlefs arms it fage There the fopient king held dalliance with common farcaticks, and th ulceratiopg , bout it were cured by ointmen Spani SA'RDEL Jara Fren Span danc ande h. f 7 e SA'RDINE Stoze I'he feveral modifications of this tune-play . 5€ ulcer ingypye nde [¢arab n.< / ;"n'q",‘,‘ 1Ly mi Sawift adj. [ fapiensy Latin, breathed forthj after which th This young prince was brought up amon nurfes, till he arrived to the age of {ix ycars when he had paffed this weak and fuppy age, h Hayward was committed to Dr: Cox 16 < vehim hatpence The humour was moderate not firm; weak 2, Young therefore had violence the fame externa SA Twitches thy fleeve or with familiar air through a farfe or fearfe SarT 7 / Sasu 2. [I A piece o turned into arable Baley woodlan [O agriculture. thi wor SA'RCLE Lat @w. a [ farcler Fr. Sarculo To weed corn Ainforth the etymolo come i of fup un acc n giv gifl from fiache, of fravoir, to know, a faf wor bein a mark of dlflm&xop an a fafb window being made particulirl for the fake of feeing and being feen 1. A belt worn by way of diftinction; filken band worn by officers in the army me fo f o n w {z Her fan will pat the cheekj thefe fnares difies pul b do an dain Gay Z Raily as to be let u She ventures now to lift the /a The window is her proper {phere She brok Swlt;f:t a pane in the fafb wmdtml;‘ tl'fl t wi SARCOCE'LE. 2. / [cdef and wiay 3 Jfarco r y th t i e o l celey Fr. A flefhy excrefcence of the 'Sa'snooN. z /i Akindof leather ftuffin f e tefticles, which fometimes grows fo larg t f put iato a boo as to ftretch the ferotu its natural fize Sarco'Ma. . /. [odgrape. Ainf 'oz'f{' much beyon Luincy A flelhy ex 1 / 2 Sa'ssAF to produce taftes medicinal creicence, or lump, growing in any part Sar SA'PPINESS. 7. /i [from fappy.] The frat The preterite of fit or the quulity of abounding in fap; fucof the body, efpecially the noftrils The picture of fair Venus, tha [ e d g t y f F culence; juicinefs thlz'lz‘y o l u y S l L i clean.sh data import.tsv out README f Was l SARCOTHAGOUS. adj. [ooef and @dyae. Sa'rey. adj. [from fip. IWaknllew 1magee tooktock orusious ima } t gllori th a A Flefh-eating ; feeding on flefh 1. Abounding in fap ; juicy ; fucculent kn e gl aufwered not the Rehearfal, becau ; a l v \ \ c s . I The fappy parts, and next refembling juice l } SARCO'PHAGY. 2. /. [caef and @dyw.] Th the author fof to himfe n and facio Latin. Havin the powe Were turn'd to moifture for the body's ufe Supplying humours, blood, and nourithment The fuppy bough Dryden Attire themfelves with blooms, fveet rudiment O future harveft Lhillips The green heat the ripe, and the ripe give fir 17 the green; to which the bignefs of thei lcaves, and hardnefs of their falks, which con practice of eating fiefh Ther wa and, withou no Jarcophay th catin ture befor th floo of flefh, ou father preferved themfelves unto longer lives than thei pofterity Browen's Vulg. Errours Sarco'rick. 7. [ [fi:om cagh 5 Jarcotique Fr.] Medicines which fill up ulcers wit new flefli 3 the fame as incarnatives an wa the ver Bayso Dry cf d k e / f SA'TCHEL. n culus, Latin s l A little bag b t {choo : d ) ? h ' The whix?"mg f c f And fhinin , ‘i‘.fl.\_TE. - i |