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Show T:As Tane for taken, ta'en "Twe trophies tane from th® caft and weltern thore And both thofe nations twice triumphed o'er The more they ftir, the more they 're tangled May's Virgil Hudibras Tanc. n /. [tanghe, Dutch, acrid. 1. A ftrong tafte ; a tafte left in the mouth 3. To embroil ; to embarrafs Tangled in forbidden ways He, my fhepherd ! is my guide He's before me, on my fide Milton's Paradife Lof To mifchief fwift Sport with Amaryllis in the fhade Milton Or with the tangles of Nezra's hair Ta'~istT. 2 /. [an Irith word 5 an taanifier behind it Erfe. She had a tongue with a tang Prefently after the death of any of their captains Skak. Tempeft they affemble themfelves to chufe another in hi ftead, and nominate commonly the next brother this is miftaken for zon or fwang There is a pretty affe@ation in the Allemain which gives their fpeech a different rang from ours Holder TaNG.w.n [Thisis, I think, miftake for twang. 'To ring with and then next to him do they chufe next of th blood to be ranift, who fhall next fucceed him in th Spenfer on Ireland faid captainry is tanift, by reafon he is admitted thereunto by elec Fr. tangens Tangent, in trigonometry, is a right line perpendicularly raifed on the extremity of a radius, an wkich touches a circle fo as not to cut it; but ye interfets another line without the circle called fecant, thatis drawn from the centre, and whic cuts the arc to which it is a tangent Trewoux Nothing in this hypothefis can retain the planets in their orbs, but they would immediately defert them and the neighbourhood of the fun, an vanifh away in tangents to their feveral circles int the mundane fpace Bentley's Sernions Tavcisr'eity The quality o touch TA'NGIBLE. adj ceptible by th Spenfer on Ireland tion If the Irifh be not permitted to purchafe eftate of frecholds, which might defcend to their children, muft they not continue their cuftom of zaniflry € which makes all their poffeflions uncerDawices on Ircland tain By the Irifh cuftom of raniftry, the chieftains o every country, and the chief of every fept, had n longer eftate than for life in their chieferies; an of ftate Skakefpeare's Tavelfth Night [tangent whe Handl knife with dexterity; g you hav and muft earn it: here's plentifu calj fallading in the garden, an tank; and in holy days, the lickin rice when you deferve it Dryden' TA'NKARD coft me much provifion, rafwater in th of a platter o Don Sebaflian 7. /. [tanquaerd, Fr. tankaerd Dutch; tancaird, Irith. A large veffe with a cover, for ftrong drink Hath his zankard touch'd your brain Sure they 're fall'n afleep again Ben Fonfo Marius was the firft who drank out of a filve Locke tankard, after the manner of Bacchus Arbuthnot on Coins My king is tangled in affetion t A creature of the queen's, lady Anne Bullen Shakefpeare You muft lay lime to rangle her defire By wailful fonnets, whofe compofed rhime Shak the davphin, well appointed Stands with the fnares of war to tangle thee. Shak Now ly'ft victoriou Among thy flain felf-kill'd Not willingly, but rangled in the fol your prunin tightly to your bufinefs Per She means to rangle mine eyes too *Tis not your inky brows, your black filk hair Your bugle eye-balls, nor your cheek of cream Shkefpeare I do, quoth he, perceiv If thou retire o A large cifter Tank. n. /. [tanque, Fr. or bafon 70 TA'NGLE. @. a. [See entangle. 1. To implicate ; to knit together 2. To enfnare ; to entrap Shall be full fraught with ferviceable vows fons thei Dawies on Ircland ftrong hand By the touch, the tangible qualities of bodies ar as hard, foft, {mooth dead who were eleive, and purchafed their eleftions b z [ [ from tangible. being perceived by th [from tango, Lat. touch wer chieftain thei next heirs, did not fucceed them, but their raniffs "Tangible bodies have no pleafure in the confor of air, butendeavour to {ubaét it into a more denfe body Bacon difcerned i their lands by taziffry, whic The Irith hol no more than a perfonal cftate for his life-time tha vants; let thy tongue tany argument put thyfelf into the trick of fingularity #. 7. /. [from taniff. Ta'NISTRY Be oppofite with a kinfinan, furly with thy fer TA'NGENT Latin. thing per In tangles, and made intricate feem Rrait 3. Something that leaves a fting or pai tone another, o He leading fwiftly rowl' There was not the leaft tang of religion, whic is indeed the worft affeétation in any thing he fai Atterbury or did 4. Sound A kno . /. [from theverb. in on Of dire neceflity Miltsn's Agoniftes Skiil'd to retire, and in retiring dra Hearts after them, tangled in amorous nets. Milt When any calls for ale, fill the largeft tankar cup top full Savift TA'NNER. 7. /. [from tan. trade is to tan leather One whof Tanners ufe that lime which is newly drawn ou of the kiln, and not flacked with water or air Ta'~prT. 2. /i [from zan and piz. Moxon A pi where leather 1s impregnated with bark. TA'NsY. n. [. [tanacetum, Lat. An odo rous plant Ta'wravism . n. /. [Fr.] Equivalens. /# : If one third of our coin were gone, and men had. equally one third lefs money than they haye, imut Lo other muft make up Tantr'vy adv [ fro the note of- hunting horn, o exprefled in articulate ¢ founds From Tantd wi, {ays Skinger.1 To ride tantiyy is to ride with grear fpeed TaA'NTLING. . /. [from Tantalus.] Ope feized with hopes of pleafure unattajn able Hard life To be ftill hot fummer's tantlings, an The fhrinking Aaves of winter Shakefpears To Tar. @.a French. [tappen 1. To touch lightly Dutch; tapper to ftrike gently 2. [Zappen, Dutch. to broach a veffel of the liquor To pierce a veflel It 1s ufed likewif TkLat blood already, like the pelican Haft thou rapt out, and drunkenly carouzed. §hat He has been tapping his liquors, while Iihav been fpilling my blood Wait with patienc troublefome Addife till the tumour becomes: and then 7ap it with a lancet Sharp's Surgery Tar. 7 /. [from the verb. 1. A gentle blow This is the right fencing grace, tap for tap, an Shake[peare's Hepry IV fo part fair Each fhakes her fan with a fmile, then gives he right hand woman a tap upon the fhoulder Addifo's Spectator As at hot cockles once I laid me down And felt the weighty hand of many a clown Gay's Pafiorals Buxoma gave a gentle fap So Huron-leeches, when their patient lie In feverifh reftleflnefs with uncios'd eyes, Apply with gentle ftrokes their ozier rod Harte And tap by tap invite the fleepy god 2. A pipe at which the liquor of a veflet is let out A gentleman was inclined to the knight of Gafcoigne's diftemper, upon hearing the noife ofia ta Derbam running TaPE. 7./. [teppan Saxon. A narro ELO fillet or band of linen Will you buy any #ape, or lace for your cape re pe ke Sh - a d m c d nt da M This pouch that's ty'd with tap 'll wager, that the prize fhall be my due. . Ga With tape-ty'd curtains never meant to draw. Pope a x w n x S e a [ 7. TAPER dle; a light Get me a tqper in my ftudy, Luciu When it is lighted, come and call me My daughter and little fon we'l Shakefpeare dref ds he i th o er ta x w o With round An rattles in their hands Sbflk{/fl"" If any fnatch the pure faper from my hand, a fo hx bu on wi h il de th hold it t [from Tantalus A lively reprefentation of a perfon lying unde the torments of fuch a tantalifm, or platonick hell whofe punifhment was to ftarve amon Ry On once a flock-bed, but repair'd with firaw Addifon's Spectator [from tantalize. @. a Addify, g‘; ‘ ar rc th o m ro no l fh fingers, bu a good intention There the fair light d a p t i p t Like Hero' d a Such fate from the r i a n w u r t i b t As that expofed t Miller punifhment like that of Tantalus 70 TA'NTALIZE " be tantamount : whatI *fcape of one third lefs, an- Anon different parts of the fam plexed A low word Would cry to a failor, Go hang Crafbazv All path of man or beaft of things interwove Wichin themfelves, have tantaliz'd thy life, Dy, TANTAMOUNYT Shrubs and tangling bufhes had perplex' Ta'NGLE the male part of the commonwealth 'To be entangled To T'aA'NGLE. w. Thy vain defires, at ftrif The maid once fped was not {uffered to lantal}i,z; 7 When my fimple weaknefs ftrays Sin taken into the foul, is like a liquor poure into a veffel5 fo much of it as it fills it alfo feafons: fo that although the body of the liquor fhoul be poured out again, yet fill it leaves that zan South behind it 1t is frange that the foul fhould never once reca over any of its pure native thoughts, before it borrowed any thing from the body; ncver bring int the weking man's view any other ideas but wha have a tang of the cafk, and derive their origina Locke from that union 2. Relifh ; tafte fruits and water which ‘he could ma""df‘ touch. To torment by the fhey 'of:'r pleafures which cannot be reached # once they are entangled In which whe F 41 With fubtile cobweb cheats They *re catch'd in knotted law-like nets Tl fpelt . PA T A fi To fee ‘his fleet, e o a t g l e n w e t i g ' Hea ) ? r 'f r t m c i a g Fox tapers made t #, |
