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Show 8 T ST U\b, pefs and feveri!ty as dii d mu h obfeurd the kino' \'nifel‘ The ape was frifeful and ambitious Bacon's He'my Vibl And the fox guileful and moft covetous \ ‘C]G({fenefs ; tightnefs ; not laxity *.nx'cruaz . /. [from fritura, Lat v\ fpark. The God of nature implanted in their vegetabl ‘natures certain paflive [fricfgres, or fignatures o _that wifdom which hath made and ordered a . 'things with the higheft reafon Hale Nurine, and firicure of the veflels, fo long is wate "fafely taken 1nto a fecond chaos, we are fallen Thus have I paft throug %ty given myfelf the liberty of thefe frictures by wa % 2o 4 of refleCtion on all-and every pafiige Hammond ty TRIDE. 7 /. [jTpade, Saxon.] A lon "ftep; a ftep taken with great violence sawide divarication of the legs Many 7o STRIKE or jlrook Germa Mars in the middle of the fhining fhiel ks grav'd, and firides along the liquid ficld. Dryden To Jove, or to thy father Neptune, pray :':_,I‘he biethren cried, and inftant frode away. Pope " To ftand with the legs™ far from eac .. other STRIDE, @w. a. Tq pafs by a ftep See him firid Vallies wide RIDULOUS. adj. [ fridulus Making a {mall noife lawfuit conteft iehildren of Ammon Fudg. xii. 2 Some preach Chrift even of envy and ffrife, an fome of good will ¢ He is proud, knowing nothing -about queftions and rife of words The blood fErike on the two fide-pofts. Ex. xii. 7 4. To notify by found The Windfor bell hath ffruck twelve Krnolles A judicious friend moderates the purfuit, give the fignal for aétion, prefles the advantage, and firike the critical minute Collicr of Friendfbip 5. To ftamp ; to imprefs The memoryin fome men is very tenacidus ; bu yet there feems to be a conftant decay of all ou ideas, even of thofe which are ffrack deepeft, an in minds the moft retentive Locke 6. Tocontratt ; to lower ; to vale. It i only ufed in the phrafes to #rike /ail, o to frike a flag How many nobles then would hold their places That muft frike fail to {pirits of vile fort Shakefpeare's Henry IV To this all differing paffions and interefts fhoul Jfrrike [ail, and, like fwelling ftreams running different courfes, thould yet all make hafte into th fea of common fafety Temple Milton Thefe vows, thus granted, rais'd a Srife abov Wixt the god of war and queen of love « Conteft of emulation Thus gods contended, noble frife Who moft fhould eafe the wantsof life, Congreve y wife governing it ma be fo ordered tha ¢ 20th fides fhall be at firifz, not which fhall Aatte moft, but which fhall do the prince and the public J the moft honeft and the moft faithful fervice Dawenant 3+ Oppofition ; contrariety ; contraft Artificial frif Lives in thofe touches, livelier than life. Sh tkefp /4« Natura] contrariety: as, th ferife of aci an alkalj g ')STRI,FEFU o 3 ‘ i ad - adj. [ ftrife and full.] Con . tentious; .difcordaft. Shakefp The drums prefently f#riking up a march, the plucked up their enfigns, and forward they go How hatt thou difturb'd heav'n's blefled peace Pope to affiét 3. To dafh ; to throw by a quick motion Thefe a&s of hateful ffrife, hateful to all Nor marrying difcord in a noble wife to hit with To punifh the juft is not good, nor to frik princes for equity Prow. xvil. 26 Phil. i. 15 but doatin 1 Tim, vi. 4 She, granting firft, had right of time te plead But he had granted too, and would recede. Dryd "Tis this that fhakes our country with alarms And gives up Rome a prey to Roman arms Produces fraud, and cruelty, and frife Addifon Inheriting no firifz ; adfrykia, Ilandick; Sericker 2. To punifh war I and my people were at great ffrife with th Saxon ; freicken Shakefpeare's Macheth Then on the crowd he caft a furious look And wither'd all their ftrength before he firook Dryden Latin. difcord [ayTpucan But wail his fall, whom I myfelf fruck down TRIFE, 7 /. [from frive. w1 Contention o His fword e'en like a dancer, while I fruc ‘Theleanand wrinkled Caffius, Shak. Ant. and Clegp We will deliver you the caufe Why I, that did love Czfar, when 1 flruck him Proceeded thus Shakefpeare's Fulius Cazfar muf Arbuthnot s It arifes from a fmafl and Pridulous noife, which being firmly rooted, maketh a divulfion of parts Brewwn preter. ] Sruc He at Philippi kep Saift Yyus. STRIDE. w. #. preter. I ffrode or firid .part. pafl, fridder. [from the noun. To walk with long fteps a Danifh. 1. To ac upon by a blow blow lep And mafculine her fride Srook'; part. pafl. Fruck, [rrucken, firicken _Into a manly fride Shakefpe Merchant of Venice . Themonfter moved on with horrid flrides. Milt Her voice theatrically loud + B befides thefirigmcnu and fudorous adhe fions from men's hands, acknowledge thatnothin proceedeth from gold in its ufual decotion Brown's Vulgar Errours o Il {peak between the change of man and boy 2:With a reed voice, and turn two mincin Dr. Maine crement Arbuthnot all your letter, an a STRI'GMENT. 2. Jo [ frigmentum, fro SEringo, Latin, tofcrape.] Scraping; re clean.sh data import.tsv out README A flight touch upon afubje&; not a fe . difcourfe R \ fort from the flrifeful heap of things, into which "% Contra&ion ; clofure by contra@ion As long as there is thirft, with a free paflage b Spenfer 1 know not what new creation may cree N % firoke; a touch ST They firike fail where they know they fhall b maftered, and murder where they can with fafety Now, did I not fo near my labour's en Dryden 7 T alarm - furprife te pu int Dryd emotion upo th fir view bu th bette w quainted with them, the lefs we wonder ar ac Atrerb Court virtues bear, like gems, the higheft rate Born where heav'n's influence fcarce can penatrare In life's low vale, the {oil the virtues like They pleafe as beauties, here as wonders firike Pope 8. [ f@dus ferire. 'To make a bargain Sign but his peace, he vows he'll ne'er agai The facred names of fops and beaus profanc Strike up the bargain quickly ; for I fwear As times go now, he offers very fair Diryden I come to offer peace ; to reconcil Paft enmities; to firike perpetual league With Vanoc A. Philips's Briton 9. To produce by a fudden aftion The court paved friketh up agreat heat in fum mer and much cold in winter Bacon Waving wide her myrtle wand She firikes an univerfal peace through fea and land Miiton Thcfc-}nc are fortune's jewels moulde bright Brought forth with their own fire and light IfT her vulgar ftone for either took Out of myfelf it muft be fruck Cowley Take my caduceus With this th' infernal ghofts ¥ can command And flrike a terror through the Stygian ftrand 10. T Drydes affett fuddenly in any particula manner When verfes cannot be underftood, nor a man' good wit feconded with the forward child under ftanding, it frikes a man more dea reckoning in a little room Strike her young bones Ye taking airs, with lamenefs than a grea Shakefpeare Shakefpeare He that is ffricken blind cannot forge The precious treafure of his eyefight loft. Shakefp So ceas'd the rival crew, when Purcell came They fung no more, or only fung his fame Struck dumb, they all admir'd Dryden Humility difarmsenvy,and firikesitdead. Collicr Then do not ffrike him dead with a denial But hold him up in life Addifers Cato 11. To caufe to found by blows : with « only emphatical Strike up the drums, and let the tongue of wa Plead for our int'reft, and our being here Skak 12. To forge to mint Though they the lines on golde It looks as if they ffruck them at Some very rare coins, firuck of of gold and filver, Conftantine fen anvils beat heat Tate pound weight to Chilperick Arbuthnot 13. It is ufed in the participle, I kno not well how, for advanced in years The kin Is wife and virtuous, and his noble quee Well ffruck in years; fair, and not jealous. Shak 14. 7o STRIKE oft To erafe from a reckoning or account Deliver Helen, and all damage elf Strike fail, and haft'ning to the harbour tend My fong to flow'ry gardens .might extend Nice works. of art frite and furprife us mof t The reft ffruck with horror ftood To fee their leader cover'd o'er with blood. Waller Jack Straw at London-ftone, with all his rout Struck not the city with fo loud a fhout Dryden His virtues render our aflembly awful Shall be ffruck off. Shakefpeare's Troilus and Creffida 1 have thiswhilewith leaden thoughts been preft But I fhall in a more cc.avenient tim Strike off this fcore of abfence Shakefp. Otbello When any wilful fin ftands charged on our ac count, it will not be ffruck of" till we forfake an turn away from it Ketrleavoreh Afk men's opinions : Scoto now fhall tel How trade increafes, and the world goes well Strike off his penfion by the fetting fun And Britain, if not Europe, is undone Pope They f#rike with fomething like religious fear Addifor's Cato Didft thou but view him right, thouldft fee hi 15. ZoStrike off. Tofeparate by ablow That firike my foul with horror but to name them Addifon Germany had fricken off that which appeare corrupt in the doétrine ot the church of Rome but feemed neverthelefs in difcipline fill to retai blac With murder, treafon, facrilege, and crime ‘We are no fooner prefented to any one we never faw before, but we are immediately fruck with th idea of a proud, a refcrved, an affable, or a good patured man Addifon or any fudden aétion therewith great conformity Flaoker They followed fo faft that they overtook him and without further delay fruck off his head Dd [les H |