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Show SP "% w}SPH RE / fpher Fr Lat. . A globe; an orbicular bpher ody one another; the fphericity keeps *em froim touch- Ing one another in more po nts than cne a bod . of which the center is at the {ame dif '\ tance from-every point of the circam Cleyn.'s Philaf phical Principles SPHEROI'D. 1. /. [ogisa and 436 late Firlk the fun, a mighty fphere, he fram'd. A7i/ o Whatif in every other ftar unfeen t m e Had heard the mufick of the fpheres " Dryden Two figures on the fides embefs' i . Orb circuit of .motion [fro Q the /pher o QSPHE'RULE to the power emanatin Sy "Province compaf o afcribed from bodies. knowledg SPHINX o To becall'd into a huge fphere, and not to be fee Shakefpeare's Antony and Cleo «to move it Of enemies he could not but contract goed ftore . while moving in fo high a fphere, and with fo vigoo rous a luftre " 8. dl The glorious planet Sol clean.sh data import.tsv out README 7% In noble eminence enthron'd and /pker' 5 Amidft the reft, whofe med'cinable ey 721 Corredts the ill afpe@s of planets evil i To form into roundnefs Was not n [ fpherique, Fr Keil the in clean.sh data import.tsv out README ner furface of the firft cruft would be [pherick 3 an if the cruft wa in all parts of the fame thicknefs tha whole cruft would be [pherical Woodward Planetary; relating to the orbs of th planets g moon, and ftars, as if we were villains by [pherica Shakefpeare SPRERICALLY. adv, [from fpherical.] I 7 form of a fphere ; /"SPHE'RICALNESS > SerEr1%cITY dity manhood learning - Shak gentlenefs and vir High fauces and rich fpices are fetched from th Indies Baker 2. A fmall quantity, as of {pice to the thin {eafoned Think what they have dose An Th I Jpic then run ftark mad; for al by-gone fooleries were but fpices of ite Shak containeth fingular relations, not without forn or {prinkling of all learning Brown's Vulgar Errours So in the wicked there 's no vice Of which the faints have not a fpice SpicE w.a [fro Hudibras T the noun. feafon with {pice ; to mix with aromatick bodies His mother was a vot'refs of my order And in the fpiced Indian air by nigh Full often fhe hath goffip'd by my fide Shakefp With a feftival Chapman With flowrie poyfons Thefe hymns may work on future wits, and f May great-grandchildren of thy praifes grow And fo, though not revive, embalm and fpic The world, which elfe would putrify with vice Donn n. fo [from jphere. Roundnefs ; rotun Such bodif.s receive their figure and limits fro f\.xch lets as hinder them from attaining to that /pbe ricalnefs they aim at no the ftream She '1l firreceive thee 5 but will fpice thy brea We make guilty of our difaters the fun,'th predominance fcatter all the fpices o Garlick, the northern fpice, is in mighty requef Temple among the Indians fro A fluid mafs neceflarily falls into a fpherical furglobular rocks Which, touching but my gentle veflel's fide Bacon Where the central nodule wa an aro tue, the fpice and falt that feafons a man Shake[peare's Troilus and Creffida By difcernment of the moifture drawn up in vapours, we muft know the reafon of the jfpherica figures of the drops Glan Y Dang'rou Though founds fpread round, fo that there is a orb or fpherical areaof the found, yet they go farthef ;i the forelines from the firft local impulfion of th to the palate matick fubftance ufed in fauces ' rical and round bedy, wherein there is nor hig o low Raleigh face Bacon fmell and pungen What defcent of waters could there be in a fphe Ai magi SPICE. #. /. [efpices, French. I Digby . Water confifts of fmall, fmooth, fpherical particles3 their fmoothnefs makes "em {lip eafily upo The weftern treafure; eaftern / Europe and Africk, and the unknown reft What though fome have a fraugh Of cloves and nutmegs, and in cinnamon fail If thou haft wherewithal to fpice a draught Herbert When griefs prevail Sp1r'cER. # /. [from j/pice.] Onewho deal in {pice Names have been derived from occupations Salter and Spicer Donsne Were eafily found 2. A repolfitory of {pices The fpicery, the cellar and its furniture, are to well known to be here infifted upon. 4dd. on Italy [This word I fhoul Srick and Span not have expected to have found authoSpan-neaw i rifed by a polite writer m {ed tocom is fi iuppeie Craucer, andd i fed byby Chau ule ypannan t a Camden ex Saxom firetch Span-ne pandere, Latin ; whence fpan is therefore originally uied of cloth ne extended or drefled at the clothiers;an on th ypick and fpan is newly extende ipike or tenters: it is however a lo Quite new ; now firft ufed the honour thou haft go nd [pan new, piping hot e her up bravely Butler oy would have thefe reduced to nothing then others created fpick and [pan new out o an nothing Burnet I keep no antiquated ftuff 1. Avegetable produétion, fragrant to th 5%, Round 5 orbicular ; globular than goo ftrates and officers for yet the fu IPHERICK. § fphere. 1 good fpials and good whifperers Woul Their camels, were loaden with fpicery, and bal Raleigh's Hiftory of the World and myrrh She in whofe bod Obfolete Spe fro 7. /). [efpiceries, ¥rench Jpice. of {pices 1. The commodit Afpy ; afcout That Egypt's king was forward on his way. Fairf Their truft towards them hath rather been as t Shakefp Sei'cERY fro For be by faithful fpia/ was affur' Milton's Paradife Lof SPHE'RICAL. | adj His ears be as fpials, alarunf'to crie. Tuff. Huft H privy fpials plac'd in all his way To weet what courfe he takes, ‘and how he fares Light from her native eaf To journey through the airy gloom began, clean.sh data import.tsv out README Spher'd in a radiant cloud [ fpherula, Lat. 7./i [opiyt. a watcher Alddifon's Frecholder 0SPHERE. w. 4. [from the noun. . To place in a fphere n Sei'ar. a./. [ efpial, Fr. Every man, verfed in any particular bufinefs finds fault with thefe authors, fo far as they trea Ve know the Jpheres and various tafks aflign' _+By laws eternal to th' eetherial kind Pope The hermit's pray'r permitted, not approv'd Soon in an higher [phere Eulogius mov'd. = Harte remained by conjoined Nilus, having the face of virgin, and the body of a lion. Peach. en Drazving King Charles i of matters within his [pbere The [phinx was a famous monfter in Egypt, tha 4. attion; employment len o Mercury is a collection of exceeding fmall, vaftl heavy [pherules Cheyne's Philofsphical Principles Milton altivit for If thefe corpufcles be fpheroidical, or oval, thei fhorteft diameters muft not be much greater tha thofe of light Cheyne Half unfung, but narrower boun "Wy th little globe Within the vifible diurnal fphere t adj. [from jpheroid. Having the form of a {pheroid appear Conon, and what's his name who made the fpsere And fhew'd the feafons of the fliding year? Dryd approachin SPHEROIU'DICAL % A globe reprefeating the earth or fky A body oblong or ob They are not folid particles, by the neceffity the are under to change their figures into oblong, fpheroids, in the capillary veffels Cheyne's Phile Prin What if within the moon's fair fhining Jphere Of other worlds he happily thould hear ? F..®=ueen rta e r n Fr. {phere %, ‘Any globeef the mundane fyftem Jpheroide ference SP SiP Savif But fpick andfpar 1 have enough SP1"CKNEL #. /. [meum, Lat. The her maldmony or bearwert Diga Sri'cy. adj. [from jpice. 1. Producing fpice ; abounding with aro maticks Off at {ea morth-eaft winds blo Sabzan odour, from ‘the fpicy thor Of Araby the bleft ; with fuch dela Well pleas'd they flack their courfe ; and many le 1 the grateful fmell, old ocean fmiles Milton For them the Idumzan balm did fweat An in hot Ceilon fpicy forefts grew 2. Aromatick {pice havin th Dryden qualitie o The regimen in this difeafe ought to be of fpic and cephalick vegetables, to difpel the vifcofity Arbuthnot on Diet Under fouthern fkies exalt their fails Led by new ftars, and borne by fpicy gales! Pope Seico'sity. . fi [ fpicas Lat.] The quality of being {piked like ears of corn fulnefs of ears Dig& SPI'DER. #. /. [Skinner thinks this wor {oftene Jpin fro /pinder Junius wit or fpinner hi ufua fro felicity dreams that it comes from owiluy, t extend ; for the {pider extends his web Perhaps it comes from /pieden, Dutch Jpeyden, Danifh, to {py, to lieupon th catch. Dopn, bopa, Saxon, is a &eetle, o properly an humble bee, or flinglefs bee Ma ]]()t/}?fl/f) bC‘/]') L?JOA", th mfe thfl watches the dor #] The animal that {pin a web for flies Mor Tha direful ha betide that hated wretch I can wifh to adders, fpiders, toads Shak The fpider's web to watch we'il ftand And, whe it takes the bee ‘We'll help out of the tyrant's han The innocent to free Infidious, reftlefs; watchful fpider Fear no officious damfel's broom Extend thy artful fabrick wider Drayton And fpread thy banners round my room U Whik |