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Show ITH' adv "Rg'fl)' sppunTo' L [tlvere an r0. TH'ERI'ACAF. adj. [Supians3 from theriaca, Latin. Medicinal; phyfical The v to, OY un To that Is it in regard then of fer'mons on.ly, that, ap rtuou | prehending the gofpel of Chrlfl't? \\'c'yl.ehl.bxib:reunz . putare by force drawn by the grand rebels into thei Spenfer on Ireland " aftion Next thereunto did grow a goodly tree Th What might his force have done, being brough clean.sh data import.tsv out README Under that adv [ther THESE, pronoun HEREUPO N. adv. [there and upon. 't Upon that; in confequence of that More rain falls in Jun THE s1s. n.[0 [thefe, Fr Shak fition ; fomethin tively or negatively Shakefp. Henry V Though grants of extraordinary liberties mad by a king to his fubje@ts do no more diminjth hi greatnefs than when one torch lighteth another yet many times inconveniencies do arife thereupon TAaE'SMOTHETE SEJ‘[[CS;T‘G Children are chid for having failed in good man . ed upon them Locke Solon finding the people engaged in two violen fattions, of the posr and therich, and in great confufion thereupon, made due provifions for fettlin Swift 1 oam Grows wide withal Will you tell me ho for the limbs giv m th Shallow Spenfer There, as they fay, perpetual night is foun In filence brooding on th' unhappy ground. Dryd 4. [The plural of ¢his, that, or i#. things bulk and bi fpirit, mafte adj Educated [from thew. habituated ; accuftomed Obfolete Buthe was wife, and wary of her will And ever held his hand upon his heart Yet would not feem {5 rude, and thewed in ill Spenfer As to defpife fo courteous feeming part Taey s mt'ée meaning zhis, have been fo proncun,in the obliqu the plaral of be or /be Ps-fi.ing out of ufe, and are n Und 1n elegant WIItings, or i ¥ other than formular 1. The men cafe them [B1, Saxon. the women; the perfons They are in a moft warlike preparation Shake[peare's Corielanus picces Th Why do you keep alone Of forrieft fancies your companions making Ufing thofe thoughts, which fhould indecd hav die With them they think on. Shakefpeare''s Macbeth The flow'rs the wore along the day And ev'ry nymph and fhepherd faid That in her hair they look'd more ga Than growing in their native bed Tai'BLE {patula #./ Prior A flice; a fcummer; Ainfworth THICK. adj. [81cce, Saxon ; dick, Datch dyck, Danith; thickar, Handick. 1. Not thin 2. Denfe not rare grofs crafs God caufed the wind to blow, to dry up the abundant flime of the earth, make the land more firm and cleanfe the air of ¢hick vapours and unwholefome mifts Raleigh To warm milk pour fpirit of nitre, the mil prefently after will become thicker than it was Arbuthnot on Aliments 3. Not clear ; no feculent tranfparent ; muddy Why haft thou loft the frefh blood in thy cheeks And given my treafures and ‘my rights of the To thick-ey'd mufing and curs'd melancholy ? S5 A fermentation makes 2ll the wine in the veffe thick or foul5 ‘but when that is paft, it grows ¢lea of itfelf Temple Encumber' in the mud their oars divide With heavy ftrokes, the thick unwieldy tide, Add 4. Great in circumference ; not flender My little finger fhall be thicker than his loins 1 Kings, xil Thou art waxen fatj thou art grown hick, covered with fatnefs Deuts xxxiie 1 5. Deep ; noting the third dimenfion : as a plank four feet long and five inches thick the thigh Shake[peare TeE'WED Spn.j"cr on dit martia Shakefpeare's Hamlet to chufe a man? Care the rhewws, the ftature femblance of a man f_cobm.pomrxds .of t/Je.re meaning tha a Prior 3. It is ufed indefinitely; as the Frenc Quality; manners ; cuftoms; habit o life ; form of behaviour Obfolete refcent does not grow alan In theqvs and bulk ; but, as this temple waxes The inward fervice of the mind and fou Danicl fteed an or fome fuch meaning ell, give her that ring, and give therewitha 3, &Eglttet‘i;at, Shakefp. Tawo Gentlemen of Verona Th 5 963'[/.9 [thefmothete, Fr T.Snf.u. A law or bulk, from the Saxon Beop Therewithal the execrabl ac they aggravate affirma 2. In Shakefpeare it feems to fignify brawn HEREWITHA'L, ady [there and withal 2 ' Over and above n. /) might ne of his grafping feet, him t defend thereby .A fl:b?jdegu}j tail then hurled.hc abo t his .é'("‘;‘};_?l enwrapt the nimble thigh down And ftreight deliver'd to a fairy knight To be upbrought in gentle theewes an , and have therewizh to do. Daw berewith at 1aft he forc'd him t unti 2, At the fam time lai A po Home report thefe happy news For well yee worthy been for worth and gentl theaves Spenfer From mother's pap I taken was unfit Germany had fricken off that which app ar£dcorrupt in the dotrine of thechurch of Rome " butfeemed in difcipline ftill to retai thercwith ve1y great conformity Hosker WA" things without, which roun about we fee ;fcck to kno S¢5is. giver Tue'urcy. n f. [Seseyie.] The powe of doing fupernatural things by lawfu means, as by prayer to God Bailey THEW. #. /. [6eap, Saxon. ness, and havetbermpon reproofs and precepts heap 2 Tmmediagely Talk moft who have the leaft to fay. The truth of what you here lay down By fome example thould be fhewn An honeft but a fimple pai May ferve to make this zhefis clear Prior Dawies on Irelund "THEREWYT 'H. adw, [#here and avith. With that and July than in De cember and January ; but it makesa much greate fhew upon the earth in zhefe months than in thofe becaufe it lies longer uponit Wo Nat Hiff ory d . He hopes to find you forward 2 Immediately *Tis remarkable, that the the plaral of #his mentioned; and zbof to the firft " world, that the thing which he bleffeth cannot bu be of him Huosker the balance of power Only they That eome to hear a merry play ‘Wil be deceiv'd Shakefpeare's Henry VII Arbuthnot on Aliments 2. Thefe relates to the perfons or things [af & aued, our manifold fins friving to the contrary what can we lefs therenpon conclude, than that Go i would at leat-wife, by tract of time, teach th 2. Thofe men ; thofe women : oppofed t fome others Did we for thefe barbarians plant and fow On thefe, on thefe our happy fields beftow Dryd for fome few days, but in fuch fort fo long conti Let that one article rank with the reft © And thereupon give me your daughter Ben Fonfor's Catiline Dearer than it They kno To joy the friend, angd grapple with the foe. Prior 1. Oppofed to thefe, or to fome others Grace having not in one thing thewed itfclf, no At ivory tables, or wood fol By the trial of the thermofeope, fithes have mor heat than the element which they fwim in pa Raleigh And thereupon he fends you this good news The Spaniard Muft now confefs, if they have any goodnefs Shakepeare The trial juft and noble They eat on beds of filk and gold Cr'n}‘;:[' ed; a thermometer n l t d rdife u \ gnder might be found moft pleafure and the great greate(t heat is about two in the afternoon THE'RMOSCOPE. 7. /. [thermofeope, Fr Seguds and oxomén. An inftrument b which the degrees of heat are difcover and under. eft fertility Bacon tubes Daniel Thofe which come nearer unto reafon, fin beaf His heat raifes the liquor in the thermometrica " Thatit is the appointment of God, might b \* argument enough to perfuade us thereunto. Tillotfon yERBU'NDER th THERMOME'TRICAL. adj. [from thermometer.] Relating to the meafure of heat Browwn When that already gave fo much to do fro when the fun is paft the meridian, as is eviden from the thermometer, or obfervations of the weather-glafs Brown \ That whereby we reafon, live and be Spenfer Within ourfelves, we ftrangers are thereto. Dav A larger form of fpeech were fafer than tha % which punétually prefixeth a conftant day thereto theret take THERMO'METER . Jo [thermometre Fr. Segud and péreor. An inftrumen for meafuring the heat of the air, o of any matter | ourt rebel of themfelves, having no heart'rbcrcunr? i the mountains where there ar theriacal herbs This fort of bafe people doth not for the mof bezoa that' feedeth upo )}szo : al in n th t a en af ne ei our un LHETR two feet broad 6. Noting comparative bulk: as, the doo was three inches zhick 7 Frequent in quic fucceflion wit little intermiffion They charged the defendants with their -fmal thot and Turky arrows as rhick as hail Favourscamethick upon him, liker main f than fprinkling drops 5 he was knighted, made tleman of the king's bedchamber, and an annua penfion given him This being once a week, came too thick often about Spelm His pills as thick as handgranados flew And where they fell as certainly they flew, Rofeon Not rhicker billows beat the Libyan main Nor thicker harvefts on rich Hermus rife Than ftand thefe troops Dryden' 2 neid DG § 8. Clofe crowded. no i divide b muc fpace 1 |