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Show SO How cunningly the forcerefs difplay Her own tranfgreflions, to upbraid me mine! AZift terating any thing with what s ot fo good, for th fake of unlawful gain Luincy ments. A word not ufed inability to preven mifcarriage th Glanwille our junior reafons Thy fouldiers all are fhut in well-arm'd fies Chapman And turn'd to fwine o SopmisTICA TOR. 7. /. [from fophifticate. hav This witch Sycorax For mifchiefs manifold, and forceries terrible So'pHISTRY. . /. [from fophift. 1. Fallacious ratiocination Adders wifdom I have learn'd e the misfortune in his youth to fall under the powe Tatler of forcery 3 Sorp. 2./ [corrupted from fward.] Turf grafly ground This is the prettieft low-born lafs that ever ra Shakefpeare's Winter's Tale on the green ford Milton An altar of grafiy furd The more youthful exercifes of [5phiftry, theme Felton _ and declamations SO'RDES. n. /. [Latin,] Foulnefs ; dregs 70 SO'PORATE. w.n. [ foporo, Lat.] Tola Dis afleep 7 adj. [/opor and ferol Soror1'FEROUS Produttive of {leep; cavfing fleep ; nar The fea wathes off th TS So'RDET tafte of opiu are So'rRpi1D adj 1. Foul grofs SorB. #./. [ forbum, Lat. Thou canft not thefe exceptions make Corvley Which valgar fordid mortals take It is firange, fince the prieft's office heretofor was always.dplendid, that it is now looked upon a a piece of religion, to make itlow and fordid The berry o the forb or fervice-tree 3. [ fordide, Fr. . [ forcier tian virtues t clean.sh data import.tsv out README Drug-working forcerers that change th Soul-killing witches that deform the And many fuch like libertines of fin. The weaknefs of the power of witches upo and' magiftrates may be afcribed to the wea He faw a fable forcerer avife All fudden gorgons hifs, and dragons glare £nd ten horn'd fiends Pope The Egyptian forcerers contended with Mofes but the wonders which Mofes wrought did fo fa tranfcend the power of magicians, as made the confefs it was the finger of God Watts's Logick So'rRcErEss. 7 /. [female of forcerer. A female magician; an enchantrefs Bring forth that forcerefs condemn'd to burn Shakefpeare Divers witches and forcerefis have fed upo man's flefh, to aid their imagination with hig and foul vapours The fnaky forcerefs thas fa {(u(}_ by hel gate, and kept the fatal key Bacon is'ny and with hideous outcry rufh'd between Milto So'RDIDNESS 7 /i [fro %d. 1. Meannefs ; bafenefs I omi Bacon's Natural Hij fordid.] Meanly poorly ; covetoud that deceiv L'Efirange So'rD1DLY. adv. [fro nimblejugg,lc; Denbam 1f one fhould ceafe to be generous and charitable becaufe another is fordid and ungrateful, it woul be much in the powe f viceto extinguifh chrif low Latin.] A conjurer ; an enchanter a magician JA Covetous; niggardly And yet not fordid, who refufes gold Fr. fortiarius They fay this town is full of cozenage South's Sermons He may be old e So'RBILE. adj. [from jorbeo, Lat.] Tha " may be drunk or fipped Sorsi'Ti0N. #. [ [ jorbitio, Lat. 'Th aét of drinking or fipping So'RCERER filthy; dirty mean; vile; bafe s any thing in liguor [ fordidus, Liat. 2. [ fordide, French.] IntelleCtually dirty powers deLocke Bailey A fordid god5 down from his hoary chi A length of beard defcends, uncomb'd, unclean Dryden So'pPER. 2. /. [from fop.] One that fteep i T'here Charon ftands as well a its foporifick or anodyne virtues, mer pending on its primary qualities A {mall pipe pu } Italian. found lower or fhriller colour an #oodw into the mouth ofa trumpet, to mak Soror1"FEROUSNESS. # /. [from fopori~ ferous.] The quality of caufing fleep Soror1‘Fi1CK. adj. [ fopor and facio.] Caufing fleep; opiate; narcotick an Fr. fordina n,Jo [ fourdine SO'RDINE feet, and back-bone, procure dead fleeps Bacon While the whole operation was performing, + lay in a profound fleep, by the force of that Jiporiferaus medicine infafed into my liquor Savift Th concealed thereby renders them more confpicuous "he particular ingredients of thofe magical ointments are opiate and foporiferous 5 for anointing o the forehead, neck fordes wherei 1oil an were involved an mofle minera cotick ; opiate ; dormitive; fomniferous fleepy of rich foil; but ha has long traét A&wmo Thefe men have obfcured and confounded th natures' 'of things by their falfe principles an wretched fophiffry5 though an act be never fo finSouth ful, they will ftrip it of its guilt Milton To fence my ears againft thy forceries His fophiftry prevailed ; his father belieyed. Sid anodyne Shakefpeare Was banifh'd the madnefle of Caligula' delights the execrable fordidnefs of thofe of Tiberius an Cowley Providence defers people from fluttithnefs an fordidnefs, and provekes them to cleanlinefs. = Ray "|SorE #. [ran, Saxon; faur, Danifh. A place tender and painful; a place exIt is not-ufed of coriated; an ulcer wound, but of a breach of continuity either long continued, or from interna caufe : to be a fore, there muft be an ex coriation tumou o bruif i no called a fore before fome difrupiion hapLet us hence provid A falve for any fore that may betide Shake[peare's Henry V1 Receipts abound 3 but fearching all thy ftore The beft is fill at hand, fo launce the fre And cut the for, till the core be found The fecret vice is fed and gathers ground, Dryden By thefe all fet'ring fores her councils heal Which time or has difclos'd or fhall veveal, Dryd o Whether we pain or not endure And juft fo far are fore and griev,‘dv As by the fancy is believ'd ,Hudl' While foreof battle, while our wounds ar Why fhould we tempt the doubtful die agin It was tienf, tha fare in‘th fight, Win be greate e .:;.D{a fhat ok t anfwer of th: e phyficl1 mtohD ric g upd a_, had fore eyes: If you have more plea tafte of wine than in the ufe of on ( is good; but if the pleafur of feeing to you than that of drinking, win € 1 Lutke naught 2. Tender in the mind ; eafily vexed Malice and hatred are very fretting and yexa. tious, and apt to make our minds fire and uneafy but he that can moderate thefe affections will find };w eafe in his mind Tilluin, Laug}) at your friends; and, if your friendsare ore So much the better, you may laugh the morg, Pig 3. Violen ment with pain; afflitively vehe See SorEe, adverb Threefcore and ten I can remember well Within the volume of which time I've feé Hours dreadful and things ftrange; but this fr nigh Shakefpeare Hath trified former knowings 1 will perfevere in my courfe of loyalty, thoug the conflit be fore between that and my blood Shakefpeare's King Lears My loins are filled with a fore difeafe; and ther is no whole part in my body Commun Prajir Sore hath been their fight As likelicft was, when two fuch foes met am't Milt Gentle lady, may thy grav Peace and quiet ever have After this day's travel for Sweet reft feize thee evermore They are determined to live up t0 tbeholynl!t z n m v o m a o m t a gr a l ev though fo fhould attend the difcharge of their duty, Out of ufe 4. Criminal To lapfe in ('ulncfil Is forer than to lye for need; and faic 00 i e m C p e a S s a g b a t n k i Isj\.vorf o Sors. n. f. [from Jaur, French.] nj fa ye th The buek is calle rfl fo th a re af rd th ‘th fecond, a pricket rt pe ke Sh year, a fore ‘SORE adv ['This the etymologifis de": from feer, Dutch : but jeer meansg@} intcafenef of any ffupg%,.t/}:' a il L i p e u c i y w a f m c ie vi ' t } ‘ m h v o e n d ful o t i f a t w e g d f pai or pertinacity T hin It is now htt}eduti arvows fick: faft in mfl,c':i'm Iy'rajfl refieth me fore h pr fi t pi le ht li h L h i k d L'1"1‘.: 1 i 2g o f h e ft a r m Wit g " ) l d b d e w u hi That headlef zi ma c e aq t th He this an Doth eye, defend, and fhift, bein pen We can ne'er be fure a 2. Naftinefs ; not neatnefs 1. Tender to the touch. It has fomei of before the caufal noun conjuration ; witchcraft; charms genume inftiné to find out convenient places fo m'& ing and nourifhment of heir young, lay thei upon fores. 7./. Magick; enchantment So'rRcERY Adulterator; one that makes things no 2. Logical exercife Lice and files, which have 2 mof SorE. adj. [from the noyy Th® art ent'ring Circe's houfe Where by her med'cines, black and forcerous Befides eafy fubmiffion to fopbiffications Qf (cn{c w enchant Containin adj So'rcErous The drugs and fimples fold in fhops generall are adulterated by the fraudulent avarice of th fellers, efpecially if the precioufnefs may mak Boyle their [ophiflication very beneficial SO Darit e o0 Hudibro Though iron hew and mfln%lef';‘; Miltin ; Would woun:'s and bruifes honou s fhoo iftruf ISJO Arcit wh Sore fi heard . hoqs he chear 267 Dryet At length, confidexing all, hig hear Hov |