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Show TR T e appear a feeming onet our club ha mfi&;;nfi,@flng, at which times they neve Addifon's Spectator are him ¥ geveral ‘writers of uncommon erudition ‘_vo\_-l ofe. my ignorance, if they caught me trippin 3 To flumble ; to titubate h ti n k i d n m o e i t I m ue yfrih .to"n ps,veyet not know that it is called drunkenLocke Fr Addifor's Speét , T M, B run lightly H l)r: filence fad "Trip we after the night's fl_)ade g 2, It is ufed in ludicrous languag f t human belly RPEDAL. adj. [tres and ¢es» Latin. aving three feet TRrRiPE T4 LOUS. /mf/'. [TFET:; nd mte'ran. szin a flower confifting of thre leaves ""na mattet of o great moment S bake[peare The old faying is, the third pays for all; th ir is gocd trippin B meafure Sbaiffpt;zre's Tvelft Night He throws his arm, and with a k)ng.-dr:\wn daf Tri'PuTHONG I. Tlhrccfold ; confifting of three onjoined See in hi The triple pillar of the world tran form' Into a ftrumpet's &ool, Skakefp. Ant ny and Clop O night and fhades How are ye join'd with hell in tripl knot From this to that; then quick returning fl-\'xg Crafh And fnatches this again, and paufes there On old Lyczus, or Cyllene hoar Trip no more in twilight ranks Againft th' unarmed weaknefs of on virgin clean.sh data import.tsv out README Through Erymanth your lofs deplore Alone and helplefs Milton Thrice happy pair! fo near ally' In royal blood and virtue toe Now love has you together ty'd May none this tiple knot undo Waller By thy triple fhape as thou art fee In heav'n, carth, hell, grant this Dryden Strong Alcides, after he had flai The triple Geryon, drove from conquer'd Sp i Milt. Arcades A better foil fhall give ye thanks She bounded by, and ¢ripp'd {o ligh . They had not time to take a fteady fight Dryd Stay, nymph, he cried, I follow not a foe Thus from the lion #rips the trembling doe. Dryd Well thou doft to hide from common figh Thy clofe intrigues, too bad to bear the light Nor doubt I, but the filver-footed dam 'q‘yipping from fea on fuch an errand came. Dryd " He'll make a pretty figure in a triumph And ferve totrip before the victor's chariot His captive herds A4dd The lower plaits of the drapery in antique figure infeulpture and painting fee to have gathere the wind when the perfon is in a pofture of trippin forward Addifon In Britain's ifles, as Heylin notes The ladies trip in petticoats Prior They gave me inftrutions how to flide dow and trip up the feepeft flopes Pope s 5, To take a fhort voyage Trip. . /. [from the verb. 1. A ftroke or catch by which the wreftle clean.sh data import.tsv out README fupplants his antagonift O thou diffemblin cub ! what wilt thou be clean.sh data import.tsv out README clean.sh data import.tsv out README When time hath fow'd a grizzle on thy cafe ~ Ot will not elfe thy craft fo quickly grow That thine own ¢rip fhall be thine overthrow e Shakefpeare He fiript for wreftling, fmears his limbs with oil And watches with a trip his foe to foil Dryden's Georgicks 1t was a noble time when trips and Cornifh hug tould make a man immortal Addifon on Medals + 2. A fumble by which the foothold is loft - 3 Afailure; a miftake He faw his way, but in fo fwift a pace To chufe the ground might be to lofe the race ‘T;hey then, who of each trip th' advantage take Find but thofe faults which they want wit to make Dryden Each feeming tri, and each digreffive ftart ifplays their cafe the more, and deep-plann'd art Harte - 4 Athort voyage or journey Ttook a trip to London on the death o th queen Pies Pope TRJ PARTITE. adj. [tripartite, Fr tripar - ftus, Latin.] Divided into three parts aving three correfpondent copies ; relating to three parties ur indentures tripartite are drawn A ybake[peare's Henr Shakefpeare' Henry 1VI ltr p r SPanifh.] 4. The inteftines 5 th gut& o ltalia 2 Dryden's AEneid King ther Grew Trirvica'rion. n. fo [from zriplicate. The a& of trebling, or adding thre together Since the margin of the vifible horizon in th heavenly globe is parallel with that in the earthly accounted but one hundred and twenty miles diameter; fenfe muft needs meafure the azimuths or vertical circles, by triplication of the fame diameter of one hundred and twenty Glanville Trrevi'city. n /. [triplicité, Fr. fro triplex, Lat.] Treblenefs; ftate of bein threefold It was a dangerous tripliity to a monarchy, t have the arms of a foreigner, the difcontents o fubjets, and the title of a pretender to meet Bacon's Henry VII Affe& not duplicities nor ¢riplicities, nor an certain number of parts in your divifion of things Watts's Logick Tr1'PMADAM 7. / An herb Tripmadam is ufed in falads Tr1'POD 7. [. [tripes Mortimer's Hufb Latin. A fea with three feet, fuch as that from whic the prieftefs of Apollo delivered oracles Two tripods caft in antick mould With two great talents of the fineft gold Dryden's ZEneid Tri'Pory 2 / I fuppof fro th place whence it is brought. cutting {and We have taken this as a moderate meafure b twixt the higheft and loweft; but if we had t ke only a ¢riple proportion, it would have been fuf i In polithing glafs with putty, or trigoly, it is no to be imagined that thofe fubftances can by gratin and fretting the glafs bring all its leaft particles t an accurate polifh Neawton Treble three times repeated cient If then the atheift can have n more fenfes than five, why doth h body is capablc of more ? If we ha as many, there might be the fam greater number without end 7o TR1PLE 1. To treble as many Burnet imagination o fuppofe that double or tripl {ufpicion for Bentley. @. a. [from the adjettive, to mak thrice as much, o T'o what purpofe thould words ferve, when nature hath more to declare than groans and ftron cries5 more than ftreams of bloody fweat; mor than his double If thef and tripled prayers can exprefs Hooker halfpence fhould gain admittance i no long fpace of time his limited quantity woul be tripled upon us Swift z. To make threefold Time, action, place, are {o preferv'd by thee That e'en Corneilic might with envy fe Th' alliance of his tripled unity Dryden Tr1UPLET. 2 /[ [from triple. 1. Three of a kind There fit C-nts, D-ks, and Harrifon How they fivagger from their garrifon Such a triplet could you tel Where to find on this fide hell Savift 2. Three verfes rhyming together TRr1POs 2. / "Atripod. A fhar See TriPOD Welcome all that lead or follow To the oracle of Apollo Here he fpeaks out of his pottle Or the tripos, his tower bottle Ben Fonfon Craz'd fool, who wouldft be thought an oracle Come down from off the tripos, and {peak plain Dryden Tri'PPER. #. /. [from #rip.] One who trips TrU'PPING. adj. [from trip.] Quick nimble The clear fun of the frefh wave largely drew As after thirft; which made their flowing fhrin From ftanding lake, to tripping ebb; that fiol With foft foot tow'rds the deep Tr1I'PPING dance 2 / [fro AZilt. Par. Lo #rip. Ligh Back, fhepherds, back, enough your play Here be without duck or nod Other trippings to be trod Of lighter toes as Waller was fmooth, but Dryden taught to joi The varying verfe, the full refounding line The long majeftick march and energy divine Peope Some wretched lines from this negleed han May find my hero on the foreign firand Warm with new fires, and pleas'd with new command Pricr I frequently make ufe of triplet rhymes, becauf they bound the fenfe, making the laft verfe of th triplet a pindarick Dryden adj. [from triplex, Lat. Made thrice as much Shakefpeare. n private draw your pou try 5 clean your rripe All the parts, in height, length, and breadth bear a-duplicate or triplicate proportion one to ano Out bounc'd the ma@iff of the triple head Away the hare with double {wiftnefs fled, S ift TRI'PLICATE fay y L i{ u2to a fatfat zrip1+; e finely r b broil'd P4 ? 2 /: [triphthongue Tper and @dolyn. A coalition of thre VO)VCIS to form one found: as, e u ; eye Tr1'PLE, adj. [triple, Fr. tri lex, triplus Lat. ‘Blends all together; then diftinétly srip TR Triplicate ratio, in geometry, is the ratio of«‘:ube to each other; which ought to be diftinguifhe from triple Harris Miltor Trr'PriNGLY. adw. [ from tripping. With agility; with {wift motion This ditty after m Sing, and dance it trippingly Shatkelpeare Speak the fpeech #rippingly on the tongue : bu if you mouth it as many of our players do, I ha as lieve the town-crier had fpoke my lines Shakefpeare's Hamlez TRI'PTOTE. 7. /. [triptoton, Latin. Triptote is a noun ufed but in three cafes. Clarke TRIPU'DIARY. adj. [tripudium Performed by dancing Claudiu Pulche underwen Latin. -the like fuccef when he continued the ¢ripudiary augurations Brown's¥ulgar Errours TRIPUDIATION A& of dancing TRIRE'ME n. m. [ [tripudium, Lat. [triremis Latin galley with three benches of oars on fide TRISE'CTION, #. /2 [#res and fedtio, Lat. X Divifio |
