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Show T Lat. tepORAL. adj. [tricorpus o three bodies Do not believe That, from the fenfe of al] ci ility zride, Fr. eady Bailey R 'DENT. 7.J. [trident, Fr. tridens, Lat. A three-forked fceptre of Neptune 3. To indulge light amufement- a f h trifled all his time _ Whatever raifes a levity of mi d, a ¢ ffliug {pirit, renders the foul incapable o feein g, apprehending, and relithing the doctrines o p "His nature is too noble for the world would not flatter Neptune for his trident. Shak eCan(t thou with fifgibgsdpic.r;c hi{!_? ltopthc quick barbed ¢rident ftick O in bis s on on Fob andy Sand He lets them wear _thcir faphire crowns, Milton And wield their little tridents Several find 2 myftery in every tooth of Neptune's frident Addifor on Ancient Medals 3@"'[,51\11'. adj. Having three teeth ?\‘Tm'mNG- n. /o [zm®inga, Saxon; ra. ther trithing.] The third part of a counth ) ty or fhire. This di-vi-fion is only l-lfc "Q & " in Yorkfhire, where itis corrupted int riding ‘Tri'DUAN " adj [from #ridunm Lafting three days I paffed the bill for triennial parliaments King Charles Richard the Third, though he came in by blood yet the fhort time of his ¢riennial reign he was without any, an proved one of m beft lawgivers Howel's England's Tears "%9, Happening every third year 3 TRIER, 2. /. [from #ry. 1, One who tries experimentally. # The ingenious ¢riers of the German experimen _ found, that their glafs veflel was lighter when th airhad been drawn out than before, by an ounce an very near a third Boyue 2. One who examines judicially Courts of juftice arebound to take notice of aét of parliament, and whether they are truly pleade or not; and therefore they are the triers of them Hale There thould be certain triers or examiners appointed by the flate to infpe the genius of ever particular boy Speciator 3 Teft; one who brings to the teff You were ufe To fay, extremity was the trier of fpirits That common chances common men could bear T TrRIFALLOW Sfi'.ak;fi'azre @, 4 Fealza, Sax. a harrow. [¢res, Latin an To plow lan the third time before fowine Bailey 'Ijhé beginning of Auguft is the time of trifulbaping, or lafk plowing before they fow their wheat Mortimer 3 Trr FID. adj. [among botanifts.] Cu or divided into three parts Bailey Trrrt'sturany. adj. [tres and fiffula Latin, ] Having three pipes Many of that fpecies whofe zrifffulary bill o Tcran)' we have beheld Brozun's Vulg£ ar Errours "TT"RI FLE. @, n. [tryfelen, Dutch. o L 1loa& or talk without weight or dig'f"g i toa& with levity; to talk wit olly When they fay that we ough to abrogate fuc Popith ceremonieg as are unprofitable, or elfe m gh ave othe my, or profitable in their fiead, they trifle a0d they beat the i about nothing which touch oth US, unlefs they mean that we ought to abrogat Popith ceremonies Hooker 20mock5 to play the fool Law 4. To be of no importance "Tis hard for every 1 ling debt of two thi ling 'to' be \!1:\011 to law T TRIFLE. o, a T portance. Not in ufe Spenfer make of no im Threefcore and ten I can remember well Within the volume of which time I°ve fee Hours dreadful and things ftrange; but thi for nigh Hath trifled former knowings Shakefp. Macheth TR1IFLE. 2. /. [from the verb. of no moment In deep confequence TRIE'NNIAL. adj. [triennis, Lat. triennal French. 1, Lafting three years ety A thin The inftruments of darknefs tell us truths Win us with honeft #rifles, to betray u Lat. ' 3, Happening every third day With borrow'd light her countenance trifor I thus would play and trifle with our rewerence Shakefpeare Shake(peare's Macbeth Old Chaucer doth of Topas tell Mad Rabelais of Pantagruel The infinitely greateft confeffed good is neglect ed, to fatisfy the fucceflive uneafinefs of our defire purfuing zrifles Locke Brunetta 's wife in altions great znd rare But {corns on trifles to beftow her care Thus ev'ry hour Brunetta is to blame Becaufe the occafion is beneath her aim Think nought a trifle, though it fmall appear Small fands the mountain, moments make the year And trifles life. - You care to trifles give Or you may die before you truly live TRIFLER Young 2./. [trifelaar, Dutch. On who acts with levity ; one that talks wit folly A ma canno tell whether Apelles or Alber Durer were the more triflers, whereof the one woul make other b to mak Shal perfonage by geometrical proportions, th taking the beft parts out of divers face one excellent Bacon I, who can enchant the boift'rous deep Bid Boreas halt, make hills and foreits mov Shall I be baffled by this #rifler, love G As much as fyftematical learning is decr fome vain triflers of the age, it is the happieft wa to furnith the mind with knowledge Waits Triflers not ev'n in trifles can excel *Tis folid bodies only polifh well Young a2 Tri'FLING adj.; [fro srifle. Wantin worth ; unimportant ; wanting we}ght To a foul fupported with an aflurance of the dins of this lif vine favour, the honours or aff will be equally ¢rifling and contem tibl 1 TRrRI'FLINGLY. adv. [from¢rifling.] Without weight ; without dignity ; withou importance ‘Thofe who are carried awa t neous current of their ow [iriformis, Latin, Ha ing a triple fhape The moo her monthly roun fro intricare Lat. Se 1. A catch to hol th whee o ftee ground 2. The catch that being pulled loofes th cock of the gun The pulling the trigger of the gun with whic the murder is committed, has no natural conneétio with thof murder idea that make-u TR1GIUNTALS. 2 thirty. / the comple one Locke [from #rigizta, Latin Trentals or trigintals were a number of maffe to the tale of thirty, inftituted by Saint Gregory Ayliffe Tri'cLyrH. n /[ [In architeGture.] member of the frize of the Dorick orde fet direétly over every pillar, and in cer tain fpaces in the intercolumniations The Dorick order has now and then a fober gar nithment of lions® heads in the cornice, and of try glyph an metope always in the frize TRrR1'GONe. 7. f. [#p PrYywsos. term in aftrology Wotton A triangle The ordinary height of a man ninety-fix digits, the ancient Egyptians eftimated to be equal t that myftical cubit among them ftiled paffus Ibidis or the trigon that the Ibis makes at ever fle fifting of three latera, each thirty-two digits Hale's Origin of Manki Tri'coNaL. adj [from trigon. Trian gular; having three corners A fpar of ayellow hue fhot into numerous #ri pointed fhoots of various fizes, found growi fide of a perpendicular fiffure of a ftratum ftone TRIGONO'METRY. . / [ pélpov W oodaw Trigonometry is the art of meafuring triangles, o of calculating the fides of any triangle fought, an this is plain or fpherical Harr On a difcovery of Pyt and confequently all navi TriGONOME'TRICAL. adj. [fro metry. Pertaining to tri tri TRILA'TERAL. adj. [tri tres and Jatus, Lat.] | Hayingg threee f BRIpL L i _lrtlljifl.n. Qua tremuloufnefs of mufick Lon ha a race of heroe That rant by not nd air In {o Combat in trills, an 7o TriLL pire @. a. [from the noun. utter qu:weri ng Thr the foft filence of the liftenin The fober-fuited fongfirefs ##i//s her lay G0 "TERILL. U- B e y ie quee t an de 1invente b Je For hunarble fheep to crop, and goats to brouze adj Fr TRICKER Di cytifus reftrain'd its bough M triguey [derived by Funius from ftreams [ 21 (TR VB0, Ll AT Es 8 Having three leaves Lat. TR1FO Tr1'GGER. n / 1. To trickle ; to fall in drops cr_flende w humour their minds in being th Trifoliat Hence fills, and empties, to enlighten th' earth Milton Harris A later third of Dowfabeil With fuch poor trifles playin Others the like have Tabour'd at Some of this thing, and fome of that And many of they know not what But that they muft be faying. Drayt. Nymp i [among hunters T TR Still ending, &ill renewing throu gh mid heav'n z:"Torpl {found A y judg I cal¥ " upo the e tri y wor million of millions of mi lion ions |
