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Show TA TA anfwer not ; but do it prefently Shake[peare 1 am impatient of my rarriance [This fhould be writte Ta'rRrRI1ER. # / the earth. terrier, from terre, French 1. A fort of {fmall dog. that hunts the fo or otter out of his hole The fox is carthed but I fhall fend my tw tarriers in after him Dryden 2. One that tarries or flays 9o TA'RRY. @. 2. [targir, French. 1. To ftay ; to continue in a place Plalms hath woe and rednefs of eyes? they tha Proverbs, xxili. 30 3. Towait ; to expe& attending Tarry ye here for us until we come again Exodus, XxiVe 14. Yo TA'RrRY. w. 2 'To wait for I will go drink with you, butI cannot tarry dinner Shakefpeare Ta'rser z./ Hift A kind of hawk Romeo, hift O for a falc'ner's voice Ta'rsus. n. /. [vdpo®-; tarfe, Fr. Th -H TarT 7. [tarte, French taart, Dan. o tarta fan you may fee a fights in zarts LA'RTANE French. n. [ veflel muc Mediterranean three-cornere [tartana, Ital wit on goo tartane 2. So fhalt thou be defpis'd, fair maid When by the fated lover raffed Wha 5. To feel ; to have perception of 6. To relith intellectually ; to approve Thou, Adam 3 2. To have a fmack to re i by the old poets One whofe hard heart is button'd up with fteel Shake[peare Tartar is what fticks t as th colour of the wine from-whence it comes Like to a harveftman iweet 3 kine feed upon wild.garlick, their milk 3 Bacn If your butter taffes of brafs, it is your mafter' fault, who will not allow a filver faucepans Ssvifts. T 3. 'T'o diftinguifh intellectually Scholars, when good fenfe defcribing that's tq/'/;'d to mow Call it afting and imbib‘:ng. Or all, or lofe his hire Shakefp. Coriolanus Some things of weight Fhat tafk our thoughts concerning us and France Sawift 4. To be tinéured, or receive fome quality or charadter Ev'ry idle, nice, and wanton reafo Shall, to the king, taffe of this a&l.on Shake[peare L have drunk but one cup to-night, and tha was craftily qualified too; and behold what innovation it makes here I am unfortunate in th ipfirmity, and dare not taf& my weaknefs with an more Shakefpeare's Otbello Divert thy thoughts at home Shakefps thing an o relif th To:t 5 eC i ai an meat wit lif The body' po taflin th uf Therefore the foul dot la and. tongu In veins, which, through th {pread There 7a/k thy maids, and exercife the loom Dryden but neve B.fu‘m,'s Natural Hifforys tafteth of it .{"lr.l'l/é/bn Forth he goes [tartarus, Lat. is cut of :)afle, it nrxakett tofte bitter and loathfome Whe Sir Roger too 7o Task. @. a. [from the noun. burthen with fomething to be done the mout ‘Whe L' Eftrange remains of his nature whe rd//fli to produce on the palate a particalar fenfation A holy man took a foldier #o tafk upon the fub ¢ Miltots: 13 Of this tree we may not taffe nor touch. Miltor primand for whic wilt zaffe no pleafure To TASTE. . 1. To try by the mouth ; to eat Pope 'To reprove take to 'T'asx Carea He fhould taffe death for every man. Hebuiie g A.‘z';r('un}‘ g firft he did with tears invade Shall afterwards with fcorn be wafted His mental powers were equal to greater tafks hi cafks, either white or red 4. To obtain pleafure from z. Employment ; bufinefs he met with a football an And furies rules, and tartare tempereth Spenfer He 's in tartar limbo worfe than hell A devilin an everlafting garment hath hinr win Dc}'dm Relieves me from my ta/t of fervile toi Daily in the common prifon elfe enjoin'd me Milton maf With this the damned ghofts he governeth 2. [Tartre, Br. May taffe fate te them, mow them out a paffage n. /. [tafche, French ; tafja, Ital. ufed in th fail 3. Hell. A word ufe Now olbsfolete meat but fuch as the prince before taffed of. Kinolles Thou and I marching before our troops Shakefpeare jeét of his profeflion He difcovered fom I fet out from Marfeilles to Genoa in a tartane and aceived late at a fmall Fiench port called Ta'rTaAR Rofcetes was feldom permitted to eat any other Mertimer Toread and weep is all they now can do 3. To eflay firft guage They cannot be too fweet for the king's tartnefs Baocon's Effays a {mall quantity No happier tafk thefe faded eyes purfue Figures, with divers coloured earths, under th windows of the houfe on that fide near which th garden ftands, be but toys The ruler of the feaft taffed the water made wine Fobny ii 2. Sournefs of temper; poignancy of lan Ital Their diftilled oils are fluid, volatile and taflable Boyle Bold deed to raffeit, under ban to touch, Milton requires Armour for the thighs Ainfworth TA'sTaBLE. adj. That may be tafted; favoury ; relithing Of thefe fweets put in three gallons, more o lefs, into an hogthead, as the tartnef: of your cyde A {fmall pie of fruit Ta'sses. #. / 2. To try by the mouth ; to eat at leaftin called arena fine calce tartl 1. Something to be done impofed by another Wotton Shakes the high thicket, hafié I all about. Miftw writer fententiou Y. Sour; acid; acidulated; fharp of tafte 2. Sharp; keen; fevere fudden exceffes or taffel'd ho is of a very melancholy difpofition. Shake/p an Task When his humours grew tart, as being now i the lees of favour, they brake forth into certai [from #4ffel.] Adorne Awakes the flumb'ring leaves Ta'rRTNESS. 2.f. [from rart. 1. Sharpnefs; fournefs ; acidity Shake[peare dinf "alker an ingeniou TaRT. adj. [veane, Saxon; taertig, Dut. To trumpet fuch good tidings An Early, ere the odorous breath of mor Milton How tartly that gentleman looks Wifeman Why {o tart a favou See TeazwLe 3. With fournefs of afpe An obfcure motion, where the conjun&ion i called fynanthrofis; as, in joining the tarfus to th metatarfus Ta'zerL. § herb with taffels without lime {pace betwixt the lower end of the foci bones of the leg, and the beginning o -the five long bones that are jointe with, and bear up, the toes; it comprifes feven bones, and the three off cuneiformia Dia [carduus fullnins Zo TASTE. @. a. [tafter, to try, French. 1. To perceive and diftinguifh by the palate by Caligul wa Ta'ssev. ) #. [ Ta'sseLED. adj 7o TARTARI'ZE. @.a. [from tartar. To impregnate with tartar Ta'rTarROUS. adj. [from rartar.] Containing tartar ; confifting of tartar Ta'rRTLY. adv. [from zart. 1. Sharply; fourly; with acidity 2. Sharply ; with poignancy; with feverity Seneca To lure this zarfe/ gentle back again | Shakefpeare A falc'ner Henry is, when Emma hawks With her of tarfels and of lures he talks Prior And taffels gay Spenfer Their heads are tricked with taffels and flowers Sandys z. Hellifh deliverer, make no tarryings tarry long at the wine Which hung adown his fide-in twifted gol thrown upon the fibres defigned for the ftone, an the oily upon the feed within it. Grew's Cofmolog 2. To delay; to be long in coming Wh Then took the fquire an horn of bugle {mall the tartarcous parts of the fap ar The fpirit of God downward purg' The black tartareous cold infernal dregs Adverfe to life taflellus or glittering fubftances His throne mix'd with tartarean fulphur. Milt fruits [taffe, Frenc low Latin.] Anornamental bunch of filkc Latin. [tartarus adj pay obedience to the comman,ds of it TA'S\SEL.. n./ Boyle TarRTA'REAN Hellith wil fhall find it an unreafonable tafkmafler, and ap im meafurable exactor Smb Hear, ye fullen powers below Hear, ye tafkers of the dead Dryden ang Lee acid are no itfelf I And dare not die, but fain would zarry here. Dry God wh TarTa'REOUS. adj. [from tartar. 1. Confifting of tartar But fly I hence, I fly away from life. Shakefpeare I yetam tender, young, and full of fear art m of whic imp As ever in my great tafkmafter's eye Milton The fervice of fin is perfeét flavery; and and the other not fo mahifeftly acid as the rarta Tarry I here, I but attend on death Tho fou differing fubftances [Idfi and 'fldflfl‘. Allis, if T have grace to ufe it f(r)t,rp 9 ek The fermented juice of grapes is partly turne into liquid drops or lees, and partly into that cruf or dry feculency that is commonly called tartar and this zartar may by the fire be divided into fiv Difpatch me hencej } ",/ Ta'skMasTER, § Onewh lefs drofs or earthy parts': the beft come from Germany, and is the zartar of th Quincy rhenith wine dragon Ta'rRrR1ANCE. 7 /. [from rarry.] Stay delay; perhaps fojourn Come TA'CKER‘ the white is preferable, as containin A plant called herb Tarracen. 7 / TA Difiingufflx ev'ry relifh fweet and fougs. Ra L |