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Show S H: for fnares €o Other propofitions were defigne 2. Defe& of intelle&tual fight bu ¢fs, that difco a kind o $ near at hand is no A ddifon 's Speétato SHORTWA'ISTED. adj. [ /oo rt and waift. Having a fhort body fuch a dwarf {he is Ducklegg'd, fhortavaiffed That fhe muft rife on tip-toes for a kifs Dryden's Fuwenal SHORTWI'NDED Shortbreathe [fbort and wind. adj purfive afthmatick breathing by quick and faint reciprocations Sure he means brevity i So fhake breath; fhortminded eare's Henry 1V as we are, fo wan with care frighted peace to pant Find we a time fo of new broils And breathe fhortavinded Sh. Henry 1V ‘To be commenc'd in ftrands a With this the Mede fbortzvinded old men eafes e lungs unfavory difeafes. May's Vir And cu SHORTWI'NGED. adj. [ fhort and awing. Having fhort wings. Hawks are divided into long and fhort winged Shortwing'd, unfit himfelf to fly His fear foretold foul weather Suo'rY. adj the coaft [from fbore. Dryden Lying nea There is commonly a declivity from the fhore t the middle part of the channel, and thofe fbor parts are generally but fome fathoms deep Burnet's Theory of the Earth 'The preterite and participle pafSuor five of /hooz On the other fide a pleafant grov Was fbot up high, full of the ftately tre ‘That L{CdiC;l'ZC(j i.s to Olympick Jove. FL‘zig{ Kueen Their tongue is as an arrow fhot out, it fpeaket Feremiab deceit The fortifier of Pendennis made his advantag of the commodioufnefs afforded by the ground, an fPot rather at a fafe preferving the harbour fro fudden attempts of little fleets, than to withftan any great navy Carew He only thought to crop the flow'r New fbot up from a vernal thow'r Milton From before her vanifh'd night Shot- through with orient beams. Milt. Par. Loft Sometimes they fboz out in length, like rivers and fometimes they flew into remoke countries i golpnies Burnet The fame metal is naturally for into quite dif ferent figures, as quite different kinds of them ar of the fame figure Woodward He, prone on ocean in a moment flung Stretch' wid hi eage arms, and fbor th along fea Po[u.' Suor. n [ [fchot, Dutch; from: fboot. 1. The a& of fhooting A Jhot unheard gave me a wound unfeens Sidney Proud death What feaft is.tow'rd in thy infernal cell "That.thou fo many princes. at a./bo Shake[peare's Hamlet So bloodily haft ftruck He caufe twenty fbot of his greateft cannon t Clarendon be rade at the king's army 2, 'The miffile weapen emitted by any inftrament I fhall here abide the hourly fha Shakefpeare' s Cymbeline Of angry eye At thi wer fupplie and /bota ey were joyful thereb Walk fober off, before a fprightlfes ag Come, titt'ring on, and fbove you from the &‘aéé» Brp Impatient to revenge the fatal /bot i encroach upo Make natur ftil his plan, And jhove him off as far as e'er we can 3 doubly to his left fucceeds. Dryden iffile weapo apon 3. ml_u L 1gllt 1t han His righ The flio .1.1‘. She fat over again{t him -were a bow fhot the eye convexity o Cun vers th th fro proceedin fight o 1. De [ /bort an 7 / SHORTSI'GHTEDNESS Above one thoufand great fhot were fpent upo the walls, without any damage to the garrifon Clarendon L' Efirange the fhortfighted and credulous ficht.eét S'H S-H for tha the with good ftorg of powde Hayward Vio Bt riadely prels Befote a good way off, as i Genefisy xxis 16 koning POle trutia mi peculiar to Devonfhire and Cornwal in fhape and colour refembleth the trout; howbeit in bignefs and goodnefs cometh far behin him Carew Go thy ways, old Jack good manhoo be no die when thou wilt, i forgot upon the earth, the Of Jbotten herrings, or ftale ftinking fith. Dryden 2. Curdled by keeping too long 70 SHOVE. . a.. [rcupan, Saxon; /fchuyDutch. 1. To pufh by main ftrength The hand could pluck her back, that fbov'd he on Shake[peare In the corrupted currents of this world Offence's gilded hand may fbowe by juftice And oft the wicked prize itfel Buys out the law Shakefpeare 1 fent your grac The parcels and particulars of our grief The which hath been with fcorn fhow'd from th court Shake[peare Of other care they little reck'ning make how to fcramble at the fhearers feaft And fhove away the worthy bidden gueft Milton There the Britith Neptune ftood Beneath them to fubmit th' officious flood And with his trident fGov'd them off the fand Dryden Shoving back this earth on which I fit T'll mount Dryden's Tyrannick. Love A ftrong man was going to fbove down St. Paul' cupola Arbuthnot 2. To drive by a pole that reaches to th bottom of the water : as, he fhoved hi boat He ufed to fbowe and elbow his fellow fervant to get near his miftrefs, when money was a-payin Arbuthnot Behold a rev'rend fir Crawl through the ftreets, fbow'd on or rudely prefs' Poge By his own fons You've play'd and loy'd, and eatand drank, you forward with one of my hands; and, the tide fa-vouring me, I.could feel the ground: 1 refted tw minutes,y. and then gave the boat another fhove Gulliver's Trawels SHO'VEL. 7./ [reorl, Saxon; /chefi A handbarrow, wheelbarrow, fbsvely and fpade © Tuffir The brag of the Ottoman, that he would thro Malta into the fea, might be performed at an eafier rate than by the fbowels of his janizaries Glanville's Scepfise To die upon the bed my father died To lie clofe by his honeft bones ; but no Some hangman muft put on my fhroud, and lay me Where no prieft fhovels in duft. Shak. Wint. Tale 2. To gather in great quantities Ducks fhovel them up as' they fwim along th waters ; but divers infeés alfo devour them. Derb SHOVELBOARD. . /. [/bovel and board A long board on which they play b {liding metal pieces at a mark So have I feen, in hall of lord A weak arm throw on a long _/lza've/board Dryden He barely lays his piece SHO'VELLER or Shovelard. n. /o [from forwel; platea. A bird Showellery or fpoon-bill: the former name the more proper, the end of the, bill being broad like a fhovel, but not concave like a fpoon, but perfect-ly flat Pewets Grew's Ml{ffil‘lfl gulls and gbovellers, feed upon flefh Bacon and yet are good meat This formation of the wizzon is not peculia to the fwan, but common unto the platea or fhowelardy a bird of no mufical throat Brown's Vulgar Errour 'E SHOUGH. 7. /. [for fhock. & fpecies o fhaggy dog; a fhock in the catalogue ye be for.meny Ashoundsand groyhounds,,mongxellsx fpamils"ccl:p Shoughs, water-rugs, and demi-wolves, a All by t'he name of dogs Shake[peare s Macheth SHOULD. . #. [fcude, Dutchs: yrceolbats Saxon. 1. Thisis a kind of auxiliary verb lllle o 3. To pufh ; to ruth againft or receiving forced to fwim behind, and pufh the boat I though Tough wither'd truffles, ropy wine, a dif Tha I wa 70 SHO'VEL. @. a. [from the noun. 1. To throw or heap with a fhovel. am I a fbotten herring, Shakefpeare's Henry IV Afk for what price thyvenal tongue was fold Ven thoving ; a pufl fpacs The a& of Dutch.] An inftrument confifting of long handle and broad blade with raife edges. z. Not to be hurt by fhot. 3. Unpunifhed SHO'TTEN. adj. [from fhoot.T 1. Having eje&ted the {pawn SHOVE. z: /. [from. the verb. Sawift the thot here : here's no {coring but upon the pate Shakefpeare's Henry IV He grafp'd the oar Receiv'd-his guefts aboard, and fhov'd from' fhore Garth Dryden Women have the fbor to pay He touch'd the pence when others touch'd the pot The hand that fign'd the mortgage paid the fboz Though I could *fcape fbotfree at London, I:fear 2. To mowe in a boat;. not by oars but a But, a little after toying SO TFREE. adj. [ fbot and free. 1. Clear of the reckoning Swifts Ut I The feamen towed, and I fhoved, till we g rived within forty yards of the fhore Gulliver's Travels A 'man is never welcome to aplace, till fome certain fbot be paid, and the hoftefs fay welcome Shake[peare Asthe fund of our pleafure, let each pay his fbot Far hence be the fad, the lewd fop, and the fot Ben Fonfon Shepherd, leave decoying Pipes are fweet a fummer's day The fhote Pope 70 SHOVE. v. 7 1. 'To puth forward before one. 4. [efeor, French.] A fum charged; arec SHOTE. z /. [yceota, Saxon nor, Latin. A fifh Eage to expref lov youflm eontdb bar you ree whic o mood the conjunétiv nification is not eafily fixed 2. I SaourLp go Itis-my bufinefs or du ty to go ‘ 3. _{/' I SHOUL happens tha i I I'e 80 & 4 T |