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Show R TR ¥ ambitious Rome, and did their rule obey Till Arthur all that veckoning did defray ¥Yet ofc the Briton kings againft them ftrongl Spenfer fway'd Whate'er the would defire, to grant But wife Ardelia knew his tricks Gather the loweft, and leaving the top Shall teach thee a ¢rick for to double thy crop Tuffer Attended on in ftate with tributary brooks. Drayt The two great empires of the world I know And fince the earth none larger does afiord Dryden 3. A vicious practice Pope For treafon is but trufted like a fox Who ne'er fo tame, fo cherith'd and lock'd up Thefe he, to grace his¢ributary gods Will have a wild trick of his anceftors. Shake[peare 1 entertain you with fomewhat more worthy tha the ftale exploded trick of fulfome panegyricks to feveral governments faphire crowns Milton>s Comus tyrants reign of il Dryden Some friends to vice pretend That I the tricks of youth too roughly blame Dryden Prior 3. Paid in tribute 4. A juggle; an antick; any thing don to cheat jocofely, or to divert Nor fatt'ry tunes thefe tributary lays. Concancs TrI'BUTARY. 7. /i [from ¢ribute.] On who pays a ftated fum in acknowledgment of fubje@ion Ali the people therei thee A rev'rend prelate ftopp'd his coach and fix To laugh a little at our Andrew's #ricks 5.J An unexpelted effect fhall be tributaries unt and ferve thee So felleft foes who broke their fleep To take the one the other, by fome chance Some trick not worth an egg, fliall grow dear friends Shakefpeare's Coriolanus Deut. xxs 11 The Irith loxds did only promife to become #7ibutaries to king Henry the fecond : and fuch a onl pay tribute are not properly fubjets, but fovereigns Dawies TE YRI'B #. / [tribut, Lat.] ' Payment mad 6. A pratice in ufe tributam Fr in acknowledg fhor time ftroke an inftan And copy of the father; eye, nofe, lip The trick of s frown, his forebead i 7. A number of cards laid regularly up i play : as, a trick of cards 70 TricK. v. a. [from the noun; zricker French. 1. 'To cheat ; to impofe on trice, as naturall ther ifelves no good. the coo in a tric Itis impoflible that the whol confpire to cheat themfelves, t mankind, and ¢rick themfelve 2. To drefs ; to decorate perly, to knot [Z7ica His fummons did ‘bey Each ferving man with dith in han He co fe fcruples davk and nice Hudibras A And trick them up in knotted curls anew. Drayt They turned the impofture upon the king an gave out, tha Savift > {hort periods of the great civculation o Young A RICHO'TOMY. 1 fo [resxilopén. fion into three parts Som diftur with th the order of nature by dichoton yo p 2 l'rz';‘.,ud Si fl} ‘I'homa hav in view into whic TrRuck Divi th true inherito he h genet Bacon's Henry V11 Horridly trick thers, mothers, daughters, fons d with the parchin rese Shak illar is but a medley, or a s of all th 1ents, making anew kind by ftealth and though the moft richly sricked, yet the pooref in this, that heis a borrower of all his be Wtton's Archi lure Their heads are trickt with taficls and flowers Sandys 'l»‘h)-"\ o f evens, twelves : let the fu number o to defea tricked up a boy in the likenefs of Edward P \\/(l\'l Bentley's Sermons ake his fortune in a trice ant, though but flender fenfe /, and real impudence to adorn; proin low Latin tricas capitis &I crines diffolvens. ft, that all the blood in a trice, in a very fé 1t would+be more furprifing if w Feion' ma Feign' mo world fhould thu put a delufion o into belief Stephens's Sermons fays of Godiva of Coventry, that fhe rod ad rais'd a ftorm nan form y.and vice zhill in a trice to defraud fignifies a knot of hair3 treccia, Italian hence trace Matt. Wefmonafierienfi March'd boldly up like our train'd band Prefented and away Suckling faid, that a ## than the wheel of fortune, t r calk them down Rale o drol UL A pu too i k lie wat'ry floor you diyide Mor a im:v up ocke it may here mean 7o drefs ca bc:! And tricks his beams, and w;'.hahc\‘.uf'p;n‘.gled or Flames in the forchead of the morning fky. Milt Not trick'd and frounc'd as fhe was won Wit the Attic boy to hunt Milton. g A"xi:}".\' that l:.z‘\‘:rn' mind to be fp:'n'l;ifl:,‘ tricke him{elf up with all the gay feathers he could mufLCr L' Efirange Come, the colours and the groun Dip in the rainbow, #rick her %)fl". in a};;‘evpare Chufz a firm cloud before it fall, and ix; i Catch ere the change the Cynthia o this minute Zo Trick @.n Pogy To live by fraud Thus they jog on, fill tricking, never thriv And murd'ring plays, which ill the call reviving Tri'cker 7 / Dryden [This is often writte trigger5 I know not which is right The catch which being pulled difen gages the cock of the gun, that it ma give fire Puilip afide th tricker, w obferved that th force of the fpring of the lock was not fenfibl abated by the abfence of the air Boyl As a goof In death contraéts his talons clofe So did the knight, and with one cla The tricker of his piftol draw Tri‘ckiNG 2./ Hudibras [from trick Drefs ornament Get us properties and ¢ricking for our fairies Shakefpeare Tri'crisu. adj. [from trick.] Knavifhl artful ; fraudulently cunning; mifchicvoully fubdle All he fays is in aloofe, flippery, and #rickifp wa Pope 7o TRI‘CKLE. @.n. [Of this word I fin no etymology that feems well authorize or probable. To fall in drops; toril in a flender {ftream He, prick'd with pride Forth fpurred faft; adown his courfer's fid "The red blood trickling, ftain'd the way Spenfer Fait befide there trickled foftly dow A gentle fiream, whofe murm'ring wave did pla Amongft the pumy ftones, and made a foun Spenfer To lull him foft afleep that by it lay Some noifes help {leep ; as, the blowing of the wind, and #rick/ing of water, as movingin the fpirits a gentle attention, which filleth the difcurfiv Bacon motion He wakened by the #rickling of his bloods #Zifem Beneath his ear the faften'd arrow ftood And from the wound appear'd the #rickling blood Dryden He lay @retch'd along, his eyes fixt upward And ever and anon a filent tea Stole down, and rickled from his hoary beard Dryden The erablems of honour wrought on the front i trickled awa the brittle materials above-mentioned under the firft impreffions of the heat Addifon's I ‘reeholder Imbrown'd with native bronze, lo ! Henly ftands Tuning his voice and balancing his hands How fluent nonfenfe ¢rickles from his tongue How fivect the periods, neither faid nor fung! Pope They empty heads confole with empty found No more, alas the voice of fame t}'x(')' hear The balm of dulnefs trick/ing [2reck, Dutch. 'zind of reafoning Shakefpeare's Winter's Tale f they get never fo great fpoil at any time, th fam they wafke in in fpoil, thoug it d Juft in the nic And all the waiter No Although the print be little, the whole matte /. M1 believe this word come Fr. corrupted by proruncia a habit. Shakefpeare me, you may. han The trick of that voice T well remember. Shak Behold They that received tribute money faid, Doth no your mafter pay tribute Matihew, xvii. 2 She receive As tribute warmth and light Milton To acknowledge this, was all he did exa& Small zribute, where the will to pay was a&. Dryd tion. a manner I fpole it but according to the #rick : if you'l ment; fubjection TRrRIcE. from #rait Prior 39 _To perform with a light touch 3 thoug Sufpicion fhall be ftuck full of eyes 2. Subje&t ; fubordinate And gives them leave to wear thei And wield their little tridents O'er Judah's king ten thoufan Legions of luft, and various pow'r Infult the mafter's tributary will And now, as oft in fome diftemper'd ftate Pope On one nice #rick depends the gen'ral fate his throne the fea-born brothers fteod By courfe'commit Saift 2. A dexterous artifice looks That fwell with ¢ributary urns his flood u'rricks ar}d d{efl‘es up the audy dream D):yd People lavifh it profufel in tri:king ‘ children in fine cloaths, and yet falve thcixp thei He {wore by Styx Whilft Malvern, king of hills, fair Severn over Aroun Love is an airy good opinio Th: friendfhip, and I betray him: he comes to me fo South counfel, and I Thew him‘a ¢rick Thenceforth this land was tributary mad This Charles is fome poor tributary lord T their ear Pope's Dm)ua{ TRrI cKsY.ad). [from trick.] Pretey. Thi is a word of endearment. Obfolete The fool bath planted in his memor An army of good words ; and I do kno A many fools that ftand in better placé Garniff'd like him, that for a #ickfy word Veni Defy the matter.. Shakefpeare's Merchant ujifesie All this fervice have T dones?n'c'cfl e \ake[pea S ! i b o oo e My trichfy fpiri |