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Show S O 507 I will maintain the word with my fword to be foldierlike word, and a word of good command .S'lml\:/].»m;‘s's Henry IV They, according to a foldicrly cuftom, in cafe of extremity, by interchange of a kifs by every o them upon the {words of others, fealed a refolutio Hayward to maintain the place Enemies as well as friends confeffed, that i was as [oldierly an action as had been performed o either fide Clarendon So‘LprERsSHIP. 7. /. [from foldier.] Military charalter; martial qualities ; behaviour becoming a foldier ; martia tkill Thy father and myfelf in friendfhi Firlt tried our foldierfbif : he did look fa Difcipled of the braveft Shakefpeare's Alls well that ends well By fea you throw awa The abfolute foldierfpip you have by land Diftraét your army, which doth moft confif Bod Shake[peare of militar men; foldier lectively col The Memphian fo/dicry That {well'd the Erythrean wave, when wall' The unfroze waters marvelloufly ftood Philips I charge not the fo/diery with ignorance and contempt of learning, without allowing exceptions Savift 2. Soldierfhip; military fervice Offering him, if he would exercife his courage i Jfeldicry, he would commit fom under his lieutenant Philanax charg unto hi Qidney SoLE. n.. [ folum, Latin. 1. The bottom of the foot I will only be bold with Benedi& for his company; for from the crown of his head to the Jol of his foot he is all mirth Ticklin Shakefpeare's Much ado ahout Nothing is moft in the foles of the fect: th caufe is, the rarenefs of being touched there Bacon's Watural Hiftory The foles of .the.feet have.great affinity wit the head and the mouth of the ftomach; as goin wet-fhod, to thofe that ufe it not, affefteth both Bacon's Natural Hiftory Such refting found the fo/e of unblict feet. A In the make of the camel's foot, the fole is fla and broad, being very flefhy, and covered only wit a thick, foft, and fomewhat callous fkin, fit t travel in fandy places Ray 2. The foot From tyrant's rage and ever-dying dread Haft wander'd through the world now lon a day Fairy Qu 3+ [folea; Latin.] The bottom of the fhoe Nay gentle Romeo -No we muft ha ve.you dance I, believe me : you'have dancing fhoes With nimble foles ‘Shake[peare On fortune's cap we -are not the ver button, Nor the foles of her fhoes Sl*alw/]m-m'x Hamlet The caliga was a military fhoe, with aver thic Jole, tied above the.inftep with leather thongs Arbuthnot on Coins The part<of any thing that touches th ground The ftrike-block is a plane fhorte Jointer, having its fil made exaétl ftraight, and is ufed for the thootin Jjoint. MoMiox xonn 's s Mec M anica Elm is proper for mills, fles of wheels §5- A kind of fea-fith 1. Single (_/0/ ol Fr /o/zu L‘af- only Take not upon thee to be judge alone: there i no fole judge but only one: fay not to others, Receive my fentence, when their authority is abov thine Hooker Grpheus every where exprefled the infinite an Jole power of one God, though he ufed the nam of Jupiter Raleigh To me fhall be the glory fo/c amon Th' infernal pow'rs Milton's Paradife Loff A rattling tempeft through the branches went That ftripp'd them barc, and one fo/e way they rent Dryden Let fea, and air, and earth, and heav'n be made And it was fo : and, when he fhall ordai In other fort, has but to fpeak again And they fhall be no more Prior Not married Some others are fuch as a man cannot make hi wife, though he himfelf be fe/z and unmarried Ayliffe So'LECISM. 7. /. [corommiopds. Unfitnef of one word to another; impropriety i language A barbarifm may be in on word, a foleci{in muft be of more ‘T'here is fcarc afo/'uc{f than th flat an of a fhor Exercif;ifes and pipes Mortimer Of flat fifh, rays, thornbacks, foles, an flowks Carcw To Sove. v. a. [from the noun.] T furnifh with foles: as, to Jole a pair o fhoes Though the days of [ few, muft q‘uickiyjfinifhfthatmgx,h::f ;c:‘x: fe bu devotion which appertain to fuch titomesvi ; Vi rt,u;y;t increafe mcn_x's inward difpofition prefent, and, by their fre uent teturpg b'o o fame at length to perfeion » MNifn t h Great was'the caufe; ou ofg Jolemnitia From no blind zeal or fon tradition ri.feBut, fav'd from death, ou Axgives \'tarl, Thefe grateful honours to the g d of dayzl pap, z. Religious ceremony 3. Awful ceremony or proceffion The lady Conftance Some fpfecdy meflenger bid repai To our folemnity Skakefpeare's The moon, like to a fiiverflzyow ng 3%" New bent in heaven, fhall behold ‘the nig Of our folemnities Skakefpear There may be greater danger in ufing fuc com in writing which th beft author is not guilty of, if we be at liberty t read him in the words of fome manufeript. 4ddif So'LELY. adv. [from fole.] Singlys only pofitions in churches, at arraignment , plays, an Jolemnities Bacon What fun'ral:pomp fhall floating Tiber When rifing from his bed he views the fad fole it ryden Though the forms an@ folemnities of the laf judgment may bear fome refemblance to thofe w are acquainte with here, yet the rule of proceed ing fhall be very different Atterbury 4. Manner of-ating awfully ferious With much more fkilful cruelty, and homibl Jolemnity, he caufed each thing to be prepared fo +his triumph of tyranny Sidty 5. ‘Gravity.; fteady ferioufnefs You knew my father well, and in him me The ftatelinefs and gravity of the Spanfurd Left folcly heir to all his lands thews itfelf in the folemnity of their language Shakefpeare's Taming of the Shreaw Addifon's Spetiati This night's great bufinef |'6 Aw u gr nd ur gr v ft te ine; f foShall to all our nights and days to com be dig ity Give [olely fovereign fway and mafterdom Shak. A diligent decency was in Polycletus, abo That the intemperate heat of the.clime:fo/ely ocothers; to whom though the higheft praife beatcafions this complexion, experience admits not Brown's Vulgar Errours This truth is pointed chiefly, if not folely, upo finners of the firft rate,-whohave caft off all regar for piety Atzerbury They all chofe rather 1o reft the caufe Jolely o logical difputation, than .upon the teftimonies o the ancients Waterland tributed by the moft, yet fome think he wante Jolemnefs Wotton's Architeure 7. Affeted gravity Prythee, Virgilia, turn thy folemsefs out o' door And go along with us Shakefpeare's Corislarss Be this truth eternal ne'er forgot SO'LEMN. a7j. [ folemnel, French ; Jolem Young Solemuity 's a cover for a fot This fpeech ended with a folemnity of accent dbferved once a year wit SoLemN1zA'TION. 2. /0 [from folemnizs ‘The worfhjp of this image was advanced, and Jolemn fupplication obferved every year. Stilling fleet .Soon foliowed the folemnization of the marriag between Charles and Anne dutchefs of Bretage nis, Latin, 1. . Annwerfary ireligious ceremonies z. Religioufly grave ; awful To redcem thy woeful parent's hea Yet ceafeft not thy weary Joles to lead [Z(('j' 2. [Inlaw. So'LprErY. 2. [ [from foldier. 1 SOLE He, fole in power, at the beginning faid Into the fervice of the time, and wa Of war-mark'd footmen His feet were foled with @ treble tuft of a clof thort tawney down Grew's Mufeum _His holy rites and folemn featts profan'd 3. Formal ritual The neceflar Adilton religioufly regular bufinefs of a man's calling, wit fome, ‘will not afford much time for fet and Jolem prayer Duo tM yn 4. Strikin rious wit ferioufnefs; fober; fe Then *gan he loudly through the houfe to call But no one care to anfwer to his cry 'l‘hc‘ru reign'd a folemn filence over all. Fairy Q To 'fwage with fo/emn touches troubled thoughts Milton Nor then the [o/emn nightingale ceas'd warbling Milton 5. Grave; affeftedly ferious 3 ‘Whe Steele refleéts upo ron riers to our fucceflion hc' this <s all fear vanitheth: f epithet [o/emn goes for nothing hav the many [olem of laws and oaths do 1, provided th becaufe, though heard of a Jolemn day, and a Jol mn coxcomb yet I can conceive no idea of a f lemn barrier Savift So LEMNESS. ) n. /o [ folemnité French Sox.iz MNITY. § from folemn. 1. Ceremony or rite annuall performed Wer thefe annua the church folemnitics ‘onl pracife Pm&}\gi;'o)r Female Quixite The aét of folemnizing ; celebration with whom he received the dutchy of Bretagne Bacor's Henry VL 7o SO'LEMN1ZE @ a. [ folemnifers Ef from folemn. 1. To dignify by particular formalities to celebrate Dorilau I:r in a great battle was %epnved st t : b m m fi r m n i b i q f o h of his partakers than the blood of his enemi zl -; clean.sh pl o i e e f n m a Baptifm to b marriage [olemnized im another ; \ s f p t al l n r f Then 'gan the & 9 y d a i t m l f t z a n f e w And made gre f ea h r w f h ; l fi ) c t o The multitud i a S l c h r r b m h i u i l m c l r f t his m -mnize e o f a t l b n c o c e T fl dgonif ,};cpi tl}i Met from all parts to folemnizi a 1 oufly once a-yeat: brat 2. 'To perform relig : ien What commandmen the Jews ha;i: :; their feaft of d 9 law, ye S6'LEMNLY 1. W n |