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Show Sk S K Jumbled together, by the unguided agitation an Bentley's Sermons rude jhufiles of matter 7. 90 Suvur up. To clofe; to make impervious ; to make impaflable, orimU poflible to be entered or quitted is {fometimes little more than emphatical an artifice 2. A trick all fhams an L' Efrange The gifts of nature are beyon Sfugfles Suu'rPLECAP. 7. /i [ fouffle and cap.] play at which money is fhaken in a hat Woe unto you feribes! for you fbut up th kingdom of heaven againft men. Matt. xxiii.13 He loft his money at chuck-farthing, /hufflecap Arburknot's Hiftory of fobn Bull all-fours wSy SHU'FFLINGLY. adu. [from fbufle.] Wit I may go / Iy, for T was never before walk ye ed in trammy moi I fhall drudge an a conftancy, till I have worn off' the hitching in m Dryden _-"pace His mothe itfelf an natur Thou hat known my foul in adverfities; an not fbut me up into the hand of the enemy Pfalm xxxi. 8 The lark fill fburs on lofty boughs to build Waller He is /but up in meafurelefs content. Shak. Macb Although he was patiently heard as he delivere his embaflage, yet, in the futting up of all, h received no more but an infolent anfwer And virtuous deeds : do but obferve him well Thou 'It fpzn misfortunes, or thou It learn to bea Krnolles's Hiftory of the Turks To leave you bleft, I would be more accurf Than death can make me ; for death ends our woes And the kind grave fbuts up the mournful fcene Dryden Addifon Suvu'NLESS. adj. [from /hun.] Inevitable unavoidable Alone he enter' ‘The mortal gate of the city, which he painte Shakefpeare's Coriolanus ‘With fpunlefs deftiny [yciccan, Saxon ; fchutten paflive fbut Dutch. 1. To clofe o as to prohibit ingrefs or regrefs; to make not open Kings fhall fput their mouths at him. If. lii.15 ‘To a ftrong tower fled all the men and women and fhut it to them, and gat them up to the top Fudges, ix. 51 We fee more exquifitely with one eye fbut tha with both open; for that the fpirits vifual unit more, and become ftronger. Bacon's Nat. Hiftory She open'd, but to fhu Excell'd her power; the gates wide open ftood Milton to confine 2. To inclofe Before faith came we were kept under the law Jbut up unto the faith, which fhould afterwards b Gal. iii revealed The wen in, mal and female of all flefh and the Lord /but him in Gen. vil. 16 3. To prohibit ; to bar 4. To exclude On various feas not only loft But fbut from ev'ry thore, and barr'd from ev'r coaft Dryden 5. To contra&; not to keep expanded thy poo not thy heart, nor /but thine hand fro brother Deut xv. 7 6. 70 Savur out. To exclude ; todeny admiffion to w. 7 - To be clofed; to clof o SuuT itfelf: as, flowers open in the day, and fhu at night clear SuuT. part. adj. Rid Beat in the reed The jufter you drive it to /but off the rain Tuffer's Hufbandry In fuch a nigh To fbut me out! pour on, I will endure. Shakefp Milton Wifdomn at one entrance quite fbut out He, in his walls confin'd Shut out the woes which he too well divin'd Dryden's Aoncid Sometimes the mind fixes itfelf with fo muc earneftnefs on the contemplation of fome objeéts Locke shat it /buss aut all othgr thoughts free ‘We muft not pray in one breath to find a thief and in the next to get fput of him SuuT 1 n / Clofe L'Effrange [from the verb. act of fhutting I fought him round his palace, made enquir Of all the flaves bu ha for anfwer That fince the /byt of evening none had feen him Dryden 2. Small door or cover The wind-gu is charged by the forcible com preflion of air; the imprifoned air ferving, by th help of little falls or fbuts within, to ftop the vent Wilkins by which it was admitted In a very dark chamber, at a round hole, abou one third part of an inch broad, mad in the fbu I placed a glafs prifm Neawton' There were no fbuts or ftopples mad animal's ears, that any loud noife migh Ray on th it of a window Shall that be /but to man, which to the beaf Milton Is open Harde When the fcene of life is fbut up, the flave wil be above his mafter, if he has ated better Collier on Envy w. a. preterite [ fbut ; part SHUT trifles ‘ar The king's a-bed Yet fbunn'd him as a failor fbuns the rocks. Dryd Cato will train thee up to grea 7 ficknefs o a fi up. To conclude 9. 7o Suu So chanticleer, who never faw a fox them lofs at fea when we confider whole families put to the fword wretches fbut up in dungeons. Addifon's Spectator Lucullus, with a great fleet, fbus up Mithridate Arbutbnot on Coins in Pitany teachet Hooker Her humble neft lies filent in the field Birds and beafts can fly their foe Sflg.faz{/. d[/cborwe, Dl}t.ch 5 Jehifo, Ital, 1 Referved ; not familiar; not fre o behaviour SHU'TTER Opticks for th awake Creation n /. [from fbut. a door The wealthy In lofty litters borne, can read and write Or {leep ateafe ; the fburters make it night Dryden's Fuvenal Suv'tTLE And @ill more loth/tbf')ybe oblig'dgby'mc. Southery Whatmakes youfo /by, my good friend ?Thm, n [ ,:mtul, Iflandick. nobody loves you better than I Arbuthnor's Hiftiry of Fobn Bull 2. Cautious ; wary ; chary I a very [b [ fchiet/poele Dutch The inftrument wit which the weaver thoots the crofs threads 1 knowlife is a fbuttle Sh. Merry Wives of Like fhuttles through the loom, fo fwiftly glid My feather'd hours What curious loom doe chanc Sandys by ev'nin {pread With what fine /huttle weave the virgin's thread Which ljke the fpider's net hangs o'cr the mead Blackmore of em}?lgying corrofive liquor in the preparation of medicines Beyle We are not fby of aflent to celeftial informa tions, becaufe they were hid from ages Glanville's Sté[/is We grant, although he had much wit H' was very /by of ufing it As being loth to wear it out And therefore bore it not about Hudibras 3. Keeping at a diftance ; unwilling t approach A /by fellow was the duke; and, I believe, know the caufe of his withdrawing Shake[peare's Meafure for Meafurs She is reprefented in fuch a /by retiring pofture and covers her bofom with one of her hands Addifor's Guardian But when we come to feize th' inviting prey Norris Like a /by ghoft, it vanithes away 4. Sufpicious ; jealous; unwilling to fuffe near acquaintance Th bruife impofthumated b the A ebmach and turned to W ftinking ulcer, which made every body /By to com Arbuthnot near her The horfes of the army, having been daily le before me, were no longer /by, but would <com Saift up to my very feet without ftarting f)i Princes are, by wifdom of ftate, fomewha their fucceffors; and there may be fuppofed i queens regnant a little proportion of tendernefs tha Wattat way more than in kings SI'BILANT adj. [ fibilans, Latin.] Hif ing It were eafy to add a nafal letter to each ofth other pair of lifping and fibilant letters Holder's Elements of Specch # /i [from fibilo, Latin StsrLa'rion A hifling found ‘Metals quenche hiffing found in water, give a fibilat{on o Bacon's Natural Hiffry A pipe, a little moiftened on the infide, maket a more folemn found than if the pipe were di g i r p o o t l b f o e g d e f but yet wit ral Hiffry t N n c B n t L s r m c f / 7 S1'CAMORE tree t n c f an ve ol Of trees you have the pal 7» SUCCATE dry 1. One that fhuts 2. A cover 1 know you /by to be «blig' Addifon 8. o Suur xp. To confine ; to inclofe to imprifon efcape ; to efchew i With fhuttiecocks mifl'cen;ing manlya\l:vist.far tu;fit, Hubberd's Ty fbut up half the rooms in the houfe in which her hufband or fon had died 7o SHUN. @. a. [arcunian, Saxon.] T avoid ; to decline ; to endeavour t Confider deat Chrift to fbun it th dice, with cards, with billiard Shut up a defart fhore to drowning men And drive us to the cruel feas agen! Dryd. Zn plays tricks or fhufiles an irregular gait cock.] A cork ftuck with feathers a;f beaten backward and forward W barbarous cuftoms Wha He wh z. /i [from sbufle. U'FFLER Raleigh Dangerous rocks /but up the paflage Suv'rTLECOCK. 710 /i [See Sayrs w. a. [ ficco, Latin.] T e a c f / SICC};\'Txm}'. Sic cr'rick adj The ] n t L o J l a u c [ f Caufing drynels{s F f c i a f o é i c f f St'cciTy. n ficcus, Lat.] Drynefs aridity ; want moifture Wi fici b fer e a u a c i i w Tha humidity o u a a o f fuffer colliquatio Browi {alt and fugar fro ou mak t m t a m f r E o l V The rea e e fi s t : o B h e f i o e i d a i fic F e a i . e { In application o xci e o p 1 i c f a a h degree o ifemar |