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Show § T S Stromv. u. /. [for frand. g The touch ofa pencil the bank of the water Oh lafting as thofe colours may they thine Pope Free as thy firoke, yet faultlels as thy line The beach;|g. Full ; having any quality in t f g l f c f g f t i c degree; aff Obfolete Hath left a witnefs'd ufurpation. Shak. Henry IV Another in my place would take it for a notabl Jroke of goodbreeding, to compliment the reader L'Eftrange STRONG. adj. [yenang, Saxon. 1. Vigorous ; forceful; of great ability o Th of poetry boldeft froke an army that was raifed againft them, he wil give one of the finithing frokes to it, and help t Addifon conclude the great work Arbuthnot finithing flroke Ifiodore's collection was the great and bold ffroke He, with Parthenius, were by Rapo kill'd Baker on Learning 7. An-effet fuddenly or unexpetedly produced 8. Power ; efficacy Thefe having equal authority for inftru@ion o the young prince, and well agreeing, bare equa firoke in divers faculties z Hayward Perfeltly opacous bodies can but refleét the inciden beams; thofe that are diaphanou them too, and that refraction ha refrad It is no matter how thing ferve but the agreement of hi ard talk conformably, it is al in the air will be as ffrong hold monftrations of Euclid fuch a firoke i ‘the production of colours generated by the trajection of light through drops of water, that exhibi a rainbow through divers other tranfparent bodies Boyle He has a great ffroke with the reader, when h «condemns any of my poems, to make the worl have a better opinion of them Dryden 3 STROKE @. a Ray pany, and well underfet wit [rTnacan, Saxon. 1. To rub gently with the hand by way o Thus children do the filly birds they fin With froaking hurt, and too.much cramming kill Sidney The fenior weaned hisyounger fhall teach More firoken and made of when aught it doth aile More gentle ye make it for yoke or the paile TY Thy praife or difpraife is to me alike 1€v The gentle beaft, and fondly froak'd his head Addifon 2. To rub gently in one direétion When the big-udder'd cows with patience ftand Waiting the flrokings of the damfel's and Gay %o StrOLL. v. #. ‘To wander; to ramble; to rove ; to be a vagrant She's mine, and thine, and fro/ling up and down Granwille Your wine lock'd up, your butler #r0//'d abroad Pope Thefe mothers f#ro/l, to beg fuftenance for thej helplefs infants Sawify STrO'LLER. 7. / [from ffroll.] A vagrant a wanderer; a vagabond Two brother-hermits, faints by trade Difguis'd in tatter'd habits, wen To a fmall village down in Kent Where, in the frollers canting ftrain They begg'd from door to door in vain. Swift The men of pleafure, who never go to church form their ideas of the clergy from a few poo ferellers they often obferve in the ftreets Swift Bacon Strong meat belongeth to them "that are of ful ag A I 14. Furnifhed with abilitie In procefs of time, an ungodly cuftom gtow Sftrong was kept as a law Wifdom, xiv, 16 16. Violent ; vehement Bacon Heb.voq with firong crying and tears The fcriptures make deep and ffrong imprefiion on the minds of men : and whofoever denies this as heis in point of religion atheiftical,fo inunder5 Corbet ftanding brutifh , 17. Cogent ; conclufive Meflenger Of frong prevajlment in unharden'd youth: Shak Produce your caufe ; bring forth yourflranfiar_eaIjai fons What flrong cries muft they be that fhall drowin Decay of Pitiy fo loud a clamour of impieties The flrongeft and moft important texts are filef which have been controverted; and for thatver Wma-{am{ reafon, becaufe they ave the ffrongefl 18. Able; fkilful ; of great force of mind There is no Englifh fou More fironger to direét you than yourfelf If with the fap of reafon you would quench Or but allay, the fire of paffion. Shak. Henry VU 19. Firm; compaét not foon broken Full on his ankle fell the pond'rous fionc Burft the frong nerves, and crafh'd the folid ?fl‘OP" z0 healthy _Better is the poor, being foundand flrongin con Forcibly written ; comprifing muc meaning in few words Like her fiveet voice is thy harmoniou fongy Sitiths fhrong a an eafy a fweet As high, a ftitution, than a rich man affli¢ted in his body Eeclus. XXX+ 14 a [/firon adj STRONGFI'STED Stronghanded hi fuck Jrongfiffed prett wa John, wh 7+ Forcibly afing on the imagination This is one of the Srongeft examples of a per eager forcible fouly In the days of his fleth he offered up prayers Swift without violence, without terror great. Prior 8. Ardent gt bahe 15. Valid ; confirmed Serene yet Srrong, majeftick yet fedate that ever was for an H thing I was fironger in prophecy than in criticifm Dryde A river of fo flrong a current, that it fufferet not the fea to flow up its channel Heylyn But her own king fhe likens to his Thames fonatio Dryde» 13. Hard of digeftion ; not eafily nugsi mental are; fo a man obown imaginations truth : fuch caftle of truth as the deLocke Violent; forcible; impetuous 6. Hale Hudip tenfe, makes the urine fmell more firong. Arbuth War in his caufe, a thoufand beauties frong. Tick 5 erzgfiCr:Ekt The heat of a human body, as it grows moreis He was, at his rifing from Exeter, between fi and feven thoufand frong Bacon In Britain's lovely ifle a fhining thron She pluck'd the rifing flow'rs, and fe taury When he was not fix-and-twenty flrong Sick in the world's regard, wretched and low My father gave him welcome to the fhore Shakefpeare's Henry IV Come, let us practife death Stroke the grim lion till he grow familiar. Dryden Add with Cecropian thyme firong-fcented cep old, or ten yards long inveltives againft the king and government. Bacon He dried the falling drops, and, yet more kind He firok'd her checks Dryden of their propofitions fayou Each night he ftinks a queen to death a thoufand flrong; aswe {ay, twenty year He fet fortlx a proclamation, flreaking the people with fair promifes, and humouring them wit antt gsi0 ‘Which makes him have fo Srong a breath 4 Supplied with forces. It hasin this fenf a very particular confirution We fay ©One doth not fircke me, northe other ftrike Ben fonfon intoxicating The prince of Cambay's daily foo Is afps, and bafilifk, and toad Thofe thatare ffrongat fea may eafily bring the to what terms they pleafe Addifon The weak, by thinking themfelves frong, ar induced to proclaim war againft that which ruin them; and the ffromg, by conceiting themfelve weak, are thereby rendered as ufelefs as if the really were fo South's Sermons kindnefs or endearment ; to footh b 12. Affeting the fmell powerfully Dryd rich men and goo order, held out bravely fi!h'?'fi Newotow'y Optick; the old leaven of innopvutions While there was war between the houfes of Sau and David, Abner made himfelf frong for Saul 2 Sam. iii. 6 The merchant-adventurets being a frong com The fubtile efluvia of the male feed have th greateft firoke in generation Powerful ; mighty Potent Man Fortified ; fecure from attack in men, on the other Arbuthust r t w e a {queeze as made his e Bacon pofitive; zealous . ban an 7/t [fron STrRO'NGHAND ; violence Her mother, ever ffrong againft that mateh And firm for do&or Caius, hath appointe for ripening bufinef i F%‘/‘fisfl t defc thru in thofe that are ffrong on both fides Bacon The knight is a much fronger tory in the coun t h % l r v a l de{flfi u(cans ha That he fhall thuffle her away In choice of committee Shakefpeare for the council, it is better to chufe indifferen Pcrfons, than to make an indifi'erency by puttin try than in town, which is neceflary for the keeping up his intereft f:'fig' gifi"m‘ orlc‘lr:,t o i 11. Having a deep tinéture; affeing th tafte forcibly Within Troy's frong immure The ravifh'd Helen with wanton Paris fleeps Shakefpeare An army of Englith engaged between an army o a greater number, freth and in vigour on the on fide, and a town flrong in fortification, and fron t Get j{rang beer to rub your horfes heels, S'n 'f Strong-limb'd and ftout Dryden Orfes the ffrong to greater ftrength muft yield in its main parts has been difcovered to b an impudent forgery 10 That our oxen may be frong to labour Pfalm cxlive 14 The Marfian and Sabellian race A verdi& more puts me in pofleflion of m eftate; I queftion not but you will give it th blac an interior and fironger b one reflexion imm drops, and an exterior and fainter by twos f light becomes fainter by every refle ion, | Ort! He caft him down to ground, and all alon Drew him through dirt and mire enfer The flroug-wing'd Mercury fhould fetch thee up And fet thee by Jove's fide Sbakefpeare's Antony and Cleopatra As he purchafed the firft {uccefs in the prefen war, by forcing into the fervice of the confederate an 'I"hus‘!hall there be made t o bows 0f~c‘:¥fkh That nothing may fuftain his furious force Dryder's State of Innocence ~whic brown Though "gan the villain wax fo fierce and flrong artfuily, moft delight the teader fr?frt) a ;ni:;tu;:: zg light a d darknefs, ittfi:k whit body manage whe /?y mixing fuch powders We are not to e 2 frrong and full white, fac a but fome dufky obfcur'e one, fucfi :‘g fi%f]r‘.; So looks the firond whereon th® imperious floo a mafterly or eminent effort 6. A touch 2 ST Addifen. t it was their [ironghand they S,r RO'NGLY He, ke 2 pati Wouldlet them 0PHE 4 |