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Show plied her fortune to pay John's clamorous debts Arbuthnot' B The brainlefs ftriplin fawing of your candie A [aunt'ring tribe! fuch born to wide eftates ‘With yea and no in fenates hold dehates. Tickel Swift 2. Not turning to lofs, though not gainful S Silvio findin ~ was refolve his applicatio t fince he coul mak a Jawin an not get the widow's eftate, to re cover what he had Taid out of his own Addifin Sa vING. «adw, [This is nothing meve tha a pariiciple ot the verb fawe adverbiall ufed. With exception in favour of er uuto none but the author, h long it is requifit Ray on the Lrgation 7. fo [fvom fave. a confiderable fuvizg to the nation they give fix 2. Exception in favour a tartarcou L Eftrange Saving. Wit [ Jjawveuwr Fr. A favour that may ftrike the dulleft noftril. Shak 1 fmell fweet favours, and I feel foft things is in their race an evil fawour fave Milton However confonant to reafo "handle of the fawe, of fraight betwers e dle and end; bec Shakefpeare that is, that ther is a received opi his precepts ap as their Go perfuade and Sawisur o th bu miracle Addifon that more ftrength than he can have i drawip bacle his fazw, and therefore when he draws back, he bears it lightly off the unfawn 1i which enables kim the longer to continue hisfc up Tell me, why fauntering thus fro plac L2 Eiftrange plac i meet thee, N22volus, with clonded face t Dryd. So the young fquire, swhen firft he come Erom country Ichool to Will's or Tom''s Without one notion of his own He faunters wildly up and down Here fuunt'ring 'prentices o'er Otwa Milton gives frui Gay Led by my hand, he fuunter'd Europe round And gather'd ev'ry vice inev'ry ground. Dunciad 2. 'Fo loiter; to linger Though putting the mind upon an unufua ftrefs that may difcourage, aught to be avoided yet this mult not run it into a lazy fauntering about ordinary things Lacte If men were weaned from their Jauntering humour, wherein they let a good part of their live Theroach is a leather mouth'd fith, and Then faw made Walton's ey were tooth'd, ‘and lbucdingoax If they cannot cut Dryd His fawws are toothlefs, and his hatchets Jead Pp 2. [Saga, Saxon mglzc, Dutch. Afay- ing; a maxim; a fentence; an asion a proverb Good king, that muft approve the comm an Jforo The duke's anfwers to his appeachmentsare ver diligently and awilly couched; and though hi heart was big, yet they all fawour of an humbl Thou out of Heaven's benediction com'f To the warn' fun Shakefpeare's King Lan From the table of my memor Shaks book o uur fa<v al , awa I'll wip His weapons, holy fuws of facred writ. §ta Wootton If 'twere a fecrer that concern'd my life This boldnefs might become thee Strick age and four feverity M With their grave fevs in {lumber lie But fuch unneceflary rudenels favour Of fome defign Denbam's Sophy I have rejected every thing that fuwours o To SAw. part. faaved and fazon [ feiery Addifon They were ftoned, they were fawen afunde party To SA'VOUR Wifdo matter with a faw a wit Filths fuzour but themfclves Hbre A carpenter after he hath fawn down ati delight and goednafs to the vile fee and wrought it handfomely, fetsitma w_?_ll vile Shake/peare 2. 'T'o exhibit tafte of Mafter workmen SA'VOuRINEss 7. [ from fuwoury Muti through it; give the piece of fl.uffakfu'f.i t,ir;n It 1s an incalefcency, frgmflal fmfirl_‘;:win % P Ung, threling that ofo running {uch as as tha L Efir he talk fccli}: certaiul a fhal finger m If T cu Sebofiian an Dryden SAWFIsH. 2 /o [ fawv and fifi-] A dentat of " dent tedd horbebt ov a kin ifh wit Sanverr, z. /2 [ faw i and pit] - by 1 whic timbe Lat. 1s laid to be f{awn D men +s pufh at onCe Let them from forth a fasepit I With fome diffufed fong Shakeprar % ths " " ] ; / 1 n y l 'xrhc';: colour it b . , ‘ L " " M n e e t f d wf o t h Savoury meat, fuch as:my father loveth, Genefis, 'SAW-WORT G run ufelefly away, they would acquire fkill in { SAVOX. 7. [ [brafica Jab u i a hupdreds of things oo fort of colwort an Du Mortimer's Hub ver;'o ;v;c})fi bii or the teat Mittan [ fa {ll{fl- i e c r e fi : fi d t w o i p w n theRotboten fazeduft mixed with cartil Of ewe, or goat, dropping with milk at ev'n ‘The favoury pulp they chew 2v f of it fumwn through : ( t o i i t a t made b m f ' ; f t b e u f b If the Could not but tafte Dilton's Paradife Loff From the boughs a fuwoury adour blown Grateful to appetitc! more pleas'd my fenf Milton a piec ha SA'wDUsT So quicken'd appetite, that 2. Picquant to the tafte foul was co-estended with thec,m' as if m pleafant .j:."ut/:n'y {fmel Than fmell of fwecteft fennel the piece of fruft; but, draw ‘h‘ftof" fay, few 1. Tafte pleafing and picquant 24 Pleafing fmell SAVOURY. adj. [ fuvoureny, Fr. from fa‘Th Wifd. i 1 when they ercfihafl)‘f‘: their underlings to fize a picce of ftuf, F";; veral phrafes for the fering of it: they f¢ " of God There's a dearth of wit in this dull town When fily plays (o fuvourily go down To cut timber oroth from the noun. aoui Pyior. | 1. Plealing to the {fmell weep ~veral progreflions of the fazo. Moxon' M, Ex fa'inkC' teeth 1n his throat South Do SATNVER, w0 20 [aller & la fuinte torre Thouw fawvoureft not the things that b from idle people who roved about th country, and afked charity under pretence | SA'VOURILY. adv. [from Javoury. of gaing & la fainte terre, to the holy [ 1. With guft; with appetie land 5 or juus terre, as having no fettle The collation he fell to very fuvourily "Chis mufti is fome Englifh rcoegado home.' fo favourily of toaping Diryden's Do z. ‘To.wander about idly The cormorant is fiil fauntering by the fea- 2. With a pleafing relifh fide, to lee if he can find any of his brafs caf ule the faw is defigned toac in its progrefs forwards, a ma having i onl wmon we know not how to admit Brown's V. Err Truffles, which have: an exccllent oil, and volatile fulc of a gratetul fzwour, ave heating peared, nothiug could have tempted men to ac- | 1. To like ; to tafte or fmel he wrought The teeth are filed to an angie wards the end of the fure, anfi m;tl::;?\:g:‘dgsx ‘That fevours only of rancour and pride. Milton So judg'd he man, both judge and Sawiour fent their being firml Abbot {pirit. Re deemer; he that has gracioufl mankind from eternal death hi heiit 4 Turn then my frefheft reputation t Mil: SAW. 7. [ faave, Danifh 1 Y18¢, Saxon ; fiie, French.] t. A dentated inftrament, by the tfilie of which wood or meral i eut Spenfer on Ireland 1. Parfimony;* frugality 2. Tendency to promote cternal falvation Lknowledg an This ripping of anceftors is very pleafing Javouretls of good conceit and fome reading .47 [fl-on\/k-:;izzg. .z, Sight more deteflable 1. To have any particular {mell or tafte 2. To betoken ; to have an appearance o intellectual tafte of fomething tegrity sunft be (ipported againft all violence SA'¥IOUR 1. A fcent ; odeur noun but this yea ddifon but ftill with a fawing to honefty ; for SA VINGNESS Tr. To SAVOUR. @. . [ favourer, Fr, from th not with thofe that are too ftron [fro minced very fiall with falt g f'e fometimes it is ftuffed int t Bt 1 fowls, and fometimes only'-r‘o leg i‘;‘i‘;;s ] A Saw. The preterite of fees A I never fuo ‘till no Miller 1 taft The favour of death from all things & directer influence from the fu a better favour and a greater worth Laft long:v Bacon By reducing intereft to four per cent. there wa Sa/vivery, adv parfimony 27 2. Tafte; power of affecting the pulate It isa great foving in all fuch lights, if the ean he made as fair and right as others, and ye for us Arbuthnot on Diet 1. Kfcape of expence ; fomewhat preferve from being {pent Couten A plant SAVour. a. fo [ favenr ‘That Jews ftink naturally the {houid endure HHooler Sawing the reverence due to fo great a man, doubt not but they did all creep out of thei SahvING . /o [ favoree, Fr. faturcia, Lat. Benzo calls its fmel Such laws cannot be abrogated, fzving oni by whom they were made ; becaufe the intent o holes i QVoUr S/I\','/'. can judge ho Tiffer And all their fhows but fhadows, fewing fhe alon nd fometipgs 6f What fawour is beteer, if phyfick be true For places infected, than wormwood and rue All this world's glory feemeth vain clean.sh data import.tsv out README them being know unfuccefsful, | SA'VORY bargain ‘SA'lIISAGE. . A/. [./‘;W"fi'y Pr: filfi‘mfl.fl A roll or ball ade Commop] pork or veal, Spells uncouth Latin, and pretends to Greek ory /3/ j/a/.m Bull S A SY AT Be R lan 7 /o [ Jerratul 8 "like the greate fro centaury falle %)vhich this differs in having 1 and fro st having border |