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Show B K SK 81K found among thieves? For, fince thou fpakeft of 1. A flight fight; lefs than a fet battle Fer.xlviii. 27 him, thou Rippedft for jey One battle, yes, a firmifh more there wa With adverfe fortune fought by Cartifmand Her fubjects moft revolt Philips's Briton The queen, bound with love's powerful'ft charm ‘§at with Pigwiggen arm in arm Her merry maids, that thought no harm Drayton clean.sh data import.tsv out README About the room were fipping At fpur or fwitch no more h 2. A conteft a contention '1.‘hcrc is a kind of merry war betwixt fignior Ben(.tdlck and her: they never meet but there's JSkirmifb of wit Shakefpeare fipt \Or mended pace, than Spaniard whipt Of all thefe bounds Hudibras The earth-born rac Thefe firmifbes expire not with the firft propug iO'er ev'ry hill and verdant pafture fray ners of the opinions : they perhaps began as fingl .Skip o'er the lawns, and by the rivers play Blackmore _John Jripped from room to room, ran up ftair and down ftairs, peéping into every cranny uellers5 but then they foon have their partifan Cf"d abettors who not only enhance, but entail th feud to pofterity Decay of Picty Arbutbnot's Hiftory of Fobn Bull. 7o Ski'rMisH. @ Thus each hand promotes the pleafing pain from the noun. n. [efcarmoucher, Fr To fight loofely ; t fight in parties before or after the fhoc of the main battle And quick fenfations /ip from vein to vein Pope's Dunciad The lamb thy riot dooms to bleed to-day ‘Had he thy reafon, would he jZip and play ? Pope Ready to charge, and to retire at will Though broken, fcatter'd, fled, they firmifb fill To pafs without notice 95 Skip over Fairfax Pope Pius II. was wont to fay, that the forme clean.sh data import.tsv out README popes did wifely to fet the lawyer A gentleman volunteer, firmifbing with the encmy before Worcefter, was run through his arm i a-work to de _bate, whether the donation of Conftantine the Grea "S th .to Sylvefter of St. Peter's patrimony were good o valid in law or no ; the better to ip over the matte in fa&,* whether there was ever any fuch thing a fro Zo SkIRRE as over is thought an adver Shakefp. Macbeth w. z#. To {cour to fcud t Enforced from the old Affyrian flings. Sh. Hen. V Sk1'RRET 1t 's but a nightgown in refpect of yours; clot of gold and cuts, fide fleeves and fkirts, round underborne with a bluifh tinfel Shakefpeare's Much ado about Nothing As Samuel turned about to go away, he lai hold upon the f&ir¢ of his mantle, and it rent 1 Samuely xv. 27 He looked very curioufly upon himfelf, fometime fetching a little /Zip, as if he had faid his ftrengt had not yet forfaken him Sidney You will make fo large fip as to caft yourfel from the land into the watcr'.fi More's Antidote againft Atheifm 2. The edge of any part of the drefs An up A narrow lace, or a fmall firt of ruffied linen which runs along the upper part of the ftays before and croffes the breait, being a part of the tucker The want of thame or brains does not prefentl entitle every little fipjack to the board's end in th cabinet KIPPER. u. [. [ fchipper thipmafter or fhipboy 3. Edge ; margin ; border; extreme part and kennel. Dutch. Are not you afraid of being drowne not I, fays the fipper He fhould feat himfelf at Athie From hill or fteaming lake, dufky or grey Till the fun paint your fleecy /kirts with gold too? No L Efirange In honour to the world's great Author rife. Milton Though I fled him angry, yet recall' ;;&-YCS, refined like.a Dutch Zipper from a whal To life prolong'd pon the bank they fitting did ef Q dainty damfel, drefling of her hai‘r), Y whom a little fippet floating did appear : Sx Fairy b = Queen 4 K‘;VR lehxm. 7. /. [from ys and carm ang > the fhout of war : whence y/garm o J'{g‘"‘mt'h old Britith words. Maes Wriw Jgarmes a wnan, fays an ancien Efcarmouche, French. and promis'd race, I no Miltoy Of glory, and far off his fteps adore The northern firts that join to Syria have entered into the conquefts or commerce of the fou great empires; but that which feems to have fethe othe cure is the flony and fand through which no army can pafs defarts Temple Upon the firt Of Arragon our fquander'd troops he rallies. Dry To SKIRT. @. 4. [from the noun. " border; to run along the edge T The middle pai Skirted his loins and thighs with downy gold. Milz A fpacious circuit on the hill there ftood Level and wide, and firted round with wood. Add Dark cyprefles the firting fides adorn'd And gloomy eugh-trees, which for ever mou}r/n'v! arte SKI'T'TISH. adj. [ feyc, Danifh 5 fchear Dutch. 1. Shy; eafily frighted A refiff fkitrifb jade had gotten a trick of rifing ftarting, and flying out at her own thadow. L'Effr z. Wanton; volatile ; hafty ; precipitate Now expeétation, tickling /irtifb fpirits Shakefpeare Sets all on hazard He ftill refolv'd, to mend the matter T adhere and cleave the obftinater And, fill the fittifber and loofe Her freaks, appear'd to fit the clofer. Hudibras 3. Changeable ; fickle Some men fleep in fittifb fortune's hall Sbakefp While others play the ideots in her eyes Such as I am, all true lovers are Unftaid and fittifb in all notions elfe Save in the conftant image of the creatur Shakefpeare's Tavelfth Night That is belov'd Sk1I'TTISHLY. adv. [from feittifb.] Wantonly; uncertainly; fickly #. Jo [from jeiztifb. Sxi‘rTisaNESs Wantonnefs; ficklenefs #. /. [See Sconce. SkoNCE Reynar Jfkonce every corner of his wil ranfacket and - beftirret the utmof o nimbl hi ~Carew ftumps to quit his coat from their jaws SkREEN which Minfhe Jum Latin. efcrein [¢fcran 7. f derive Nimi French from fecernicu wiolenter ut folet fays Skinner; which may be true as t one of the fenfes: but if the firft fenf of fkreen be a kind of coarfe fieve o riddle, it may perhaps come cribrum from fom of th if not fro defcendant of cerno. 1. A riddle or coarfe fieve A fkuttle or Jkreen to rid foil fro' the corn Tuffér 2. Any thing by which the fun or weathe is kept off Prior To cheapen fans, or buy a freen So long condemn'd to fires and fkrecns .Anor You dread the waving of thefe greens 3. Shelter; concealment Fenc'd from day by night's eternal freen Unknow to heav'n, and to myfelf unfeen Dryd 7o SKREEN. . 2. [from the noun. 1. To riddle; to fift. A term yet ufe among mafons when they fift faad fo mortar 2. To fhade from fun or light, or weather 3. To keep off light or weather Thus cover'd with an artificial night Sleep did his office The waters mounted up into the air Dryden their in terpofition betwixt the carth and the fun fireen an fence off the heat, otherwife infupportable Woodward's Naiural Hiftory 4. To fhelter ; to protet Ajax interpos' His fevenfold fhield, and f&reen'd Laertes fon ‘When the infulting Trojans urg'd him fore. Pbilips He that travels with them is to Jfreen them, an ‘Temple firteth this hundred on the wafte fide With plenteous rivers and wide fkirted meads re pe ke Sh y la th k m W The curtains clofely drawn, the light to free Gladly behold, though but his utmoft firt Congreve PPET. 7. /. [probably fro fif. fnll]all boat Not ufed e upon the fir Speafer on Ircland of that unquiet country Ye mifts, that rif No doubt you will return very much improved J Sxx'mg Addifon is called the modefty-piece L'Efirange | SkUPRENNEL. £ J- [Ri j & A' lackey ; a footboy A plant Sk1'rRT. n. f. [ fRiorte, Swedifh. 1. The loofe edge of a garment; that par which hangs loofe below the waift or bound Sk1'ryack. n. /. [ fip and jack. ftart 2. [. [ fifarum, Lat. Skirrets are a fort of roots propagated by feed Mortimer . SK1P. 7. /. [from the verb.] A light lea Uer rambl ‘We'll make them fkirre away as {wift as ftone Although to engage very far in fuch a metaphyfical fpeculation were unfit, when I only endeavour to explicate fluidity, yet we dare not quit Jiip it over, left we be accufed of overfeeing it Boyle t run in hafte or prepofition To fcour Hang thofe that talk of fear 2. In the following example /£y is activ cumpraw. Send out more horfes, /&irre the country round Burnet pure Saxon over in order to clear thefe two chapters, and proceed to the following yon clean ; unlefs it thall be rather deduce They who have a mind to fee the iffue, may fi - or neuter fro derive b fho Sk1r'rRMI1SHER. . /. [from frrmi/b.] H Ainfaworth who fkirmifhes 70 Sk1rRrE. v. a. [This word {eems t Let not thy fword fZip one :Pity not honour'd age for-his white bear :Heisan ufurer Shake[peare's Timon of Athens an Atterbury. Fo Sk1p. v. a. [¢fquirer, French. 1. Tomifs ; to pafs 3 with a fword Wifeman's Surgery P'll pafs by the little firmifbings on either fide A gentleman made it a rule, in reading, to fi over all fentences where he fpied a note of admiraSwift tion at the end i of the bicep with a mufket-bullet in the fame fhoulder Bacon's Apopbthegms -all or no middl With fhadowy forefts and with champaigns rich'd Carew get them out when they have run themfelves int Locks the briars Hi |