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Show T E T E To.pumhafe but she tent b of all their ftore D}')u'{é‘ll Suppofe half an ounce of filver no wort bumel of wheat3 but fhould there be next year a rcity, five ounces of filvey would purchafe bu ‘E‘e bufhel: fo that money would be then nin food o refpec i wort lef Z;rb 2. Tithe things are held » minifters very unpleafant medit Raleigh Man muft be known, his ftrength, his ftate nd by :hnt tenure he holds all of fate. . Dryden EPEFA CTION. 7. [ [tepefacio, Latin. 'I:he act of; warmX ing to a fmall degree Te PID, adj. [tepidus, Latin.] Lukewarm .'I‘hr' tepid caves, an tenth place i Tert'prry warmnefs A plant Ainfworth Frénch ze {mallnefs mi = /. [tenuité tenuis, Lat. uitas, fro 1. Thinnefs exility nutenefs ; not groflnefs Firs and pines mount of themfelves in heigh without fide boushs ; partly hear, and partly tenuit of juice, fending the fap upwards Bacon's Natural Hiffory Confider the divers figurings of the brain j th ftrings or filaments thereof; their difference in re _ auity, or aptnefs for motion Glanwille's Scepfis Aliment circulating through an animal body, i reduced to an almoft imperceptible zemuity before i than takeup the orb of Satupn, which is many mil< dion times bigger than the earth Bentley Not ufed parted frony the influence of that fupremacy Thin . fome difance retra@eth unto itflf SERURE n. / _ Kenura, law Latin, Terure is the manne Lat whereb tenure "tenement r:]g;mffugrag'm; the fecond they call feu, whic ot the king, church, bavons, or others, payng 31;_3"3{n duty called feudi firma; the third i g .;fix?ofmg'l ! blanch by payment of a penny, rofe £ four%!l-.t' fpurs, or fome fuch thing, if atked Is by f_ervnc'e of ward and relief, wher - Aogether w?‘&ghl:nmor is in the cuftocsy of his lord ‘gién 4Ls lands, and lands holden in thi mil'ca led feuJ‘um de hauberk or haubert Jtare ordozicatum, . Tenure in grofs "¢ capite for th crow i Luke ou calle "itheleitfelf, ™ Brofs; becaufe a. corporation of and b Cowel ands fervice follows the tenure : of lands 5 and th were o ' : r ‘ g E o n k t b a a !bn ow term b th been fill difappointe from America all wit wan woul o b Bentley France t reducin money bu hav by the great fums importe Addifon [Zermine, old French. a feafon ther Time for which Bombait, affectation of falfe fublimity time { 1 TiL I am thy father' 7. [ [rérar® and Aiyw. In its full length, and fpin it to ch @. a. [terebro, Lat.] T difcufs, and terebrate calle tee Ja Addifon Browwn's Vulg. Er TeresrATION. 7. f. [from terebrate. The a& of boring or piercing Th Bflw is a reciprocal to generation ag nature's two term an or boundaries T [Terme, Fr.] The word by which A word of art thing is expreffed To apply notions philofophical to plebeian rermis or to fay, where the notions cannot be fitly reconciled, that there wanteth a fermz or nomenclatur Bacon for it, be but fhifts of ignorance Thofe pa:ts of nature into which the chaos wa divided, they fignified by dark and obfcur ter fuiter may fpee their bufinefs fo In painting, the greateft beauties cannot alway Dryden th [fro n Te'rMacaNcy noun. T [fro termagant. Turbulence; tumultuoafne(s a violent termagarcy of temper fhe ma TE'RMAGANT adj ne- Barker yave a momant's peace [zyn and magan, Saxon, eminently powerful ., Tumultuons 3 turbulent >Twa tim to counterfeit or tha hot rermd gant Scot had paid me fcot and lot too Shakef names Burnet TERM, . a name ;.to call ocke which we have expreffed in their plain and prope be exprefled for want of serms th Men zerm what is beyond ‘the limits of the univerfe. imaginary fpace, as if nobody exifted in it and the guides to life and death. Bacon's Nat. Hift termis end Too long vacation haften'd on his term. Milton Thofe men employed as juftices daily in rer time confult with one another Hale What are thefe to thofe vaft heaps of crime Which terms prolong Dryden Bramball boundary ar an Careav, The colonel, after all his tergiverfations, loft hi Clarendon life in the king's fervice TerM. n. [0 [terminus, Latin. they tw Eafter eigh the end of :thefe feflions delivereth them fpac enough to overtake the beginning of the terms werfo, Lat. 1. Shift ; fubterfuge : evafion Corruptio afte begin be Sunday, the next day after, and ending the twenty-eighth of November Cowel TerGE'MINOUS. adj. [tergeminus, Lat. Threefold TERGI¥ERSA'TION. 7. [ [tergum an 1. Limit day whic the fourth is Michaelmas zerm, beginning the fixth of November, or, if tha Terebration of trees makes them profper better and alfo it maketh the fruit fweeter and better ficklenefs Eafter zerm Monday next after Afcenfion-day; th third .1s 'T'rinity zerm, beginning th Friday next after Trinity Sunday, an ending the Wednefday fortnight after ; Derbam 2. Change ar upo Doom'd for a certain term to walk the night, Shak Why thould Rome fall a rmoment ere her time No; let us draw her term of freedom ou Jationt men, paying nothing for it, but devota ani ar'e fuc indifterentl no infidel We flattered ourfzlve of life, for terebrating the earth, and creeping Fr fi;jrfi 1s pura.elecmofi_n'a, which is proper to {pi Arluthnc Writing is to be preferred before verbal conferences, as being freer from paflions and tergiver fh"lde" Of their lords. In Scotland are four tenures conditions Earth-worms are completely adapted to their wa Brown's Vulgar Errours [teneo ','lr‘(‘llli': any thing lafts; alimite to burn Live, though unhappy, live on any terms. Dryden Did »n beftow heaven, without any terms o P(IL‘(:" - clean.sh data import.tsv out README Another way of their attraion is by a tenucu cmanation, or continued efffuvium, which afte T Enjoy thy love, fince fuch is thy defire Confider the threefold effect of Jupiter's trifulk whe King Charles - T¥'wuous. adj, [ tenuis, Lat. fmall; minute Drydette bore ; to perforate ; to pierce The tenuity and contempt of clergymen will foo fee what a poor carcafs they are Well, on my terms thou wilt not be my heir grew more favourable by the #zpor and moifture i April Arbuthno 70 TE'REBRATE panded ¢o the thinnefs of that zther, it would mor letthe Condition; ftipulation Lukewarm durin Milton TerCE. n.[, [tierce, Fr. triens, Lat.] 6 [I law. Th tim i whic th triveflel containing forty-two gallons o bunals are open to all that lift to com-wine; the third part of a butt or pipe plai o wrong o t {fee thei righ b Ainfworth courf o law th ref o th yea is In the poet's verf called vacation. Of thefe zerms there ar The king's fame lies, go now deny his tierce. Fon four in every year, during which matter TeEREBIUNTHINATE. ) adj. [terebinthine of juftice are difpatched: one is calle TEREBI'NTHINE } Fr. terebinthum Hilary term, which begins the twentyLatin.] Confifting of turpentine; mixe third of January, or, if that be Sunday with turpentine Salt ferum may be evacuated by urine, by tercbinthe next day following, and ends th Floyer thinates 5 as tops of pine in all our ale twenty-firft of February another i <an ferve animal purpofes Arbuthnot . Atthe height of four thoufand miles the zthe 18 of that wonderful fenuity, that if a fmall fpher . of common air, of an inch diameter, fhould be ex 2. Poverty ; meannefs fmall-pox, morta Lat. Shakefp As curft, as harfh, as horrible to hear God to Satan firft his doom apply'd Though in myftericus terms Bailey TenvirQ'L10US. adj. [tenuis and folium Lat.] Having thin leaves Texv'iry 2. /i [ from fepid. TeErRATO LOGY Te'NTWORT. 2. /. [adiantum album, Lat Milton Suc rifick; as warm water, friction, and te Th . firetched I would invent as bitter {earching rerms Dryden things as relax the flin are likewi e fudo TenTi GINOUS. adj. [tentigo, Lat.] Stiff v IGIC) Would curfes kill, as doth the mandrake's groan And licks the dropping leaves, and dries the dews fhores H(‘.\\'ith his tepid rays the rofe renews TE"poOR. u. f. [tepor nefs ; gentle heat Cowwel In th - they were annexed to the crown TEstHLY. adv. [from tenth. fens, an Their brood as numerous hatch a . Te t Jivings ecclefiaf the Eight Words ; language warm in a {fmall degree r f l w a t " Heav'n's boun p l h . t u d c a g " the Levites, till by Henr art required in trade and in war, to have made grea wag'fz additions to it tion With cheerful hear f e c The tenth of thy i t o The bi this. r . orieft of t Had the Roman tongue continued vulgar, i would have been neceflary, from the many terms o ma-k Wo"l ‘The uncertainty ofof tenure, by which all worldl Perfian monarch poot the might I warreifome3 fcoldin The eldeft was-a texmagan t, Imrerions profligate wench Arbutbnot's Hiftory of TERMACANT |