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Show SO SO depth of th fea wher havin let dow a larg Sounbp. . /. [ fepia Lat. Th fith euttle- zfz'ig/;wartb . /. [ fon, French ; Jonus, Laglp.‘ Sounb Yav Hay th wanting d mari'dri' telligence the s fa faceof yodl goodl poef pocfy And made a monfter of their fantafy Spenfer Come, fifters, cheer we up his {prights s And thew the beft of ou P'll charm the air to give a found While you perform your antick round Daf a ftone againf the water Shakefpeare's Macheth a ftone in the bottom o and it maket a Jound: fo a long pol ftruck upon gravel, in the botto maketh a found of the water Bacor's Natural Hiftory The warlike found of trumpets loud Ailron Whene'er he fpoke; his voice was heard around Loud as a trumpet with a filver found Dryden That which is conveyed into the brain by th ear is called found; though, till it affeét the perceptive part, it be nothing but motion Locke 2. Mere empty noife oppofed to meaning He contented himfelf with doubtful and genera terms, which might mak no ill found in men' ears Locke Let us confider this propofition as to its meaning; for it is the fenfe and not Jound that mutt b the principle Locke O lavifh land ! for found at fuch expence But then, fhe faves it in her bills for fenfe. Young To SoUND. w, That with one blat through the whole houf does bound And firft taught fpeaking-trumpets how to found Dryden Shall call the fmiling loves and young defires. Pope 2. 'To exhibit by found, or likenefs o found Why do you ftart, and feem to fea Things that do found fo fair Skakefpeare They being told there was fmall hope of eaf To be expected to their evils from hence "Were willing at the firft to give an ca To any thing that founded liberty. B. Fonf. Catil Thisrelation founds rather like a chymical drea than a philofophical trath. Wilkins's Matbem. Mag 3. To be conveyed in found you founded out the word of the Lord 1 Theffi 7% Sounp 8 And many nymphs about them flocking round And many tritons which their horns did Jound Spenfer Milton Mifenus lay; none fo renown' The warrior trumpet in the field to Jound With breathing brafs to kindle fierce alarms And roufe to dare their fate in honourable arms Dryden Once Jove from Ida did both hofts furvey And, when he pleas'd to thunder, part the fray Here heav'n in vain that kind retreat thould found Theloudercannon had the thunder diown'd, #aller 2. To celebrate by found Suny found his praife rightly Watton's Lifeof Buckinghaw tually perform this rite unto others, and exped the % lffi A 3. Afflictive ; painful For wife men fay it is the wifeft courfe Shakepeare's Hemy V1 4. Exprefling difcontent Sullen and four, with difcontented mie Jocafta frown'd P The lord treafurer often looked on me with Jour countenance .4 Suif Sour A thoufand fours to'temper with one fiveet To make it feem more dear and dainty Till knowledge mifapplied, mifunderftood And pride of empire, four'd his balmy bloo Drydm One paffion, witha different tarn Makes wit inflame or anger burn: $o the fun's heat, with diff'rent pow'ssy Shakefpeare. re@itude; incorrupt ftate In the end, very few excepted, all became fubjeé to the fway of time: other odds there was non amongit them, faving only that fome fell foone is ver 2. To be harfh, or feem unk;nd}y in ple lef ma t af un ma T 3 % To four your happinefs, I muft repor Shakefpeare's C]‘"'M"'l' The q‘uc)en is dcla% m: on, amb an ce mal env ug He br treating us when we were yoeng o fo the foundnef 4. To make difcontented Not my own qxfgrac or folly of our minds is not lefs owing to thof firft tempers and ways of thinking; which we eagerly received from the love, tendernefs, authority and conftant converfation of our mothers. Lazw it ma ftan the Or bend one wrinkle on my fov§rex‘gntsh i Three crabbed months had four'd th Ere I could r;lakc thee ?penI tl;)' Whl;it}.""d‘ Si \ s'd deb wra no r' fo no ha Prid Strong decotio To SOUR Let the cook daub the back of the footman' new livery; or, when he is going up with a dith o Joups let her follow him foftly with a ladle-full Saift Wt punx Saxon fur w. 7 1. To become acid c m f th i e f i e w Afies milk And in the foup the flimy fnail is drown'd Gay's Trivia [rup M Hooker Spongy morells in ftrong ragouts are found adi 'd no In me, as yet, ambition ha with ftrength and fouaduefs of reafon, even thus t Souvr. . /. [ foupe, Fr. of flefh for the table deat very wel anfwer Hath ever made me four my patient c'ht'gc»c' 3. Strength; folidity This prefappofed the fweemes radife, which foured to hi place Sawift to their method Hail, great king in his politicks; but he hat owin Mortimer sHufidfifii'] Tufts of grafs foxr land Hooker muc H i Ripens the grape, the liquor fours away, and fome later, from the foundnefs of belief SOUR Milton Thus kneaded-up with milk, the new mademan His kingdom o'er his kindred world began I would I had that corporal foundnefs now As when thy father and myfelf in friendfli bodies His angelick nature had none of that cam leven which ferments to the furing of ours Decay of Pid 1. Health ; heartinefs Lefly is mifle Spfnf 7o SouRr. v. a 1. To make acid So'unDNESss. # /. [from found, z. Truth #. /. [from the adjective.] Ac {ubftance Unto that elfen knight he bad him fly Where he flept foundly, void of evil thought Fairy Queen When the fucceflion of ideas ceafes, our perception of duration ceafes with it, which every on experiments whilft he fleeps foundly Locke Firft tried our foldierfhip sy He faid a four thing to Laura the other day, Tatlr prefled in the thirty-nine articles, is fo _foxndly an Bacon Broun, Let me embrace thefe Jour adverfities The wifeft are always the readieft to acknowledge, that foundly to judge of a law is the weigh orthodoxly fettled, as cannot be queftioned withou Tiberius, otherwife a very four ma{, wouldgunc: tieft"thing which any man can take upon him Hooker The do&rine of the church of England, ex V A manof pleafantand popular converfa%n ther free than four and referved Sawift As the health and ftrength, or weaknefs, of ou 5. To caufe to make a noife; to play on z. To betoken or dire&t by a found Shakefpears's Ho they all foundly feel th fmart of the laft Irith war 3. Truly crabbed ; peeyif Lofty and four to them that lov'd him nt for there's the jeft given proof of his foundnefs in religion @. 4 M chael bid foun Th' archangel trumpet 2. Harfh of temper no coacern or copyerted , He was a fcholar Be [oundly maul'd, and plague the reft Swift Their nobility and gentry are one half ruined banifhed D')lt Har, morofe ; fevere When Duncan is aflecp Whereto the rather fhall this hard day's journe Shakefpeare's Macbeth Sourdly invite him They did pl My feet and hands with cords, and to the maf With other halfers made me foundly faft Chapman's Odyffey Who had o often in your ai So many ways been foundly paid Hudibras Provided Punch powy: new 'tis heady, and when ol d *gjg Jowr Whe Now when that idle dream was to him brought Milton Fro Both ways deceitful is the wi ne o So'ynoLy. adv. [from found. 1. Healthily; heartily 2. Luftily ; ftoutly; ftrongly Hav Not fweet with foury nor birds wit ferper'm joimd Obfolete words may then be revived, when mor Jounding or more fignificant than thofe in praétice Dryden 4. Faft; clofely: it is ufed of fleeping Trumpet once more to found at general doom Thither the filver founding lyre Not things of difagrecing natures miy' Sono [from found. extreme danger to our religion 1. To make a noife ; to emit a noife Their drink is Jour : B""'l But .lct the bounds of licences b fix'Haf'm I" rous ; having a magnificent found is perceived by the ear An adj So'uwpinG 1. Any thing audible; a noife 5 that whic Heaps of huge words uphoarded hideoufl With horrid found, ' though3 having fenfe All four things, as vinegar proyoke appetite Pry it without any foundboard along, only harpBacon's Nat. Hif} wife at oneend of the ftring As in an organ, from one blaft of wind To many a row of pipes the [oandboard breathes Milton Locke » 35 Vinegar, or yy fruit organs poition of his founding line, he reaches no bottom 1. Acid; auftere; pungent on the pt.y 4 with aftringenc So'unpBOARD. n. [i [ found and board. A board which propagates the found i Beyond this we have no more a pofitive d'x{'fin notion of infinite fpace than a mariner has of th U whey turned four, will purge m‘j}:b)l'lt‘bmt on Dit crabbed $rtuouS Fi"l‘(;xegy kee}?Out melancholy from the BELiug D00 ro an eevifh o hinder the hatred of vice froff /o "'%fif {everity afed pl di e f o i 1f I Specta they four upon it Sov RCE |