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Show Zo Truck. @. a. 'To give in exchange to exchange The Indians truck gold for glafless L'Efirange Go, mifer! go; for lucre fell thy foul Truck wares for wares, and trudge from pole t pole That men may fay, when thou art dead and gone See, what a vaft eftate he left his fon Dryden I fee nothing left us, but to #ruck and barter ou goods, like the wild Indians, with each other Swift Truck. x /. [from the verb. 1. Exchange ; traffick by exchange Love is covetous; I muft have all of you : hear for heart is an equal truck Dyyden 2. [reox05.] Wooden wheels for carriag of cannon Ainfworth #» Tru'ckLE. w. #, [This word 15, I be lieve, derived from trucklebed, which i always under another bed.] To be in ftate of fubjetion or inferiority; t yield; to creep Shall our nation be in bondage thu Unto a land that ¢ruckles under vs? Cleaweland For which fo many a legal cuckol "Has been run down in courts, and trackled an trackl to foundation upon a falf L'Eftrange Religion itfelf is forced to truckle to worldly poi His zeal was not to lafh our crimes Norris But difcontent againft the time For had we made him timely offers "To raife his poft or fill his coffers Perhaps he might have truckled down Like other brethren of his gown Swift They were fubdued and infulted by Alexander' captains, and- continued unde a fmal fevera truckling ftate, of no nam under the Romans Tru''ckLEBED perl Teoxos- revolution till they fel Saift OF trundlebed. ». /. [pro troclebed s from troclea Latin, o A bed that runs on wheels un- -der a higher bed There's his chamber his houfe, his caftle, hi fanding. bed and trucklebed ‘Shakefpeare's Merry Witses of Windfor. If he that is in battle flai ‘Be in the bed of homnour lain He that is beaten may be fai To li¢ in honour's trucklebed T ' cO ENCE 7. Hudibras., [truculentia, Lat. 4. Savagenefs of manners 2, Terriblenefs of afped TRU'CULENT. adj. [truculentus, L:atin. 1. Savage ; barbarous barbarou Scythia wher th favag an sruculent inhabitants transfer themfelves from plac :to place in waggons as they can find pafture, an Jive upon milk, and flefh roaffed in the fun at th pomels of their faddles Ray z. Terrible of afpet 3. Deftruétive ; cruel Peftilential feminaries, according "to their grofi nefs or {ubm:ty, caufe more or lefs truculent plagues fome of fuch malignity hours unpiealing He that will know the truth muft leave th beaten track, which none but fervile minds frudg Locke continually in that they enecate in tw Harwey on the Plague 20 TrUDGE.w. u. [truggiolare, Ital.] T travel laborioufly; to.jogon ;.to march heavily on No man is fecure, but night-walking heralds That trudge between the king and miftrefs Shore Shake[peare No fooner was he fit to trudge But both made ready to diflodge. . Hudibras tho i thy hea thofe parts where the greateft exatnefs feems tg br demandedy he has been the leaft carefyl Arbuthy 8. Rightful 2. Not falfe thoughts agreein wit Le ow right breed The darknefs is paft, and the #rwue light now 1 Fobn. thineth Among unequals what fociet Can fort ? What harmony or #rue delight? Milton Unbind the charms that in flight fables lie Cowley And teach that truth is trueff poefy Religion, as it is the moft valuable thing in th world, fo it gives the trugft value to them who proAtterbury =swilaet it be fo 5 thy truth then be thy dower Shakefpeare Do not fe adj [true and hears TRUELOVE. #./. An herb TrRUELO'VEXNOT n. f. [true, love TrueLO'VERsSkNOT. § and 4uot.] Line drawn through each other with man involutions, confidered as the emble of interwoven affection I°ll carve your name on barks of tree With trueloweknots, and flourifhes . Hudibras TRU'ENESs. #./. [from #rue.] Sincerity faithfulnefs The even carriage between two fations proceed eth not always of moderation, but of a fruengfs t My fair rofe wither; yet look up; behold ‘That you in pity may diffolve to dew And wafh him frefh again with true love tears Shake[peare Il rather di Deferted, than oblige thee with a fa Pernicious to thy peace, chiefly aflur' Remarkably fo late of thy fo true So faithful, love unequal'd Milton's Par. Loff The firft great wor Is, that yourfelf may to yourfelf be true Rofcom a man's {elf, with end to make ufe of both Bacon's Effays TRUEPE'NNY. a. /. [true andpenny.] familiar phrafe for an honeft fellow Say'ft thou fo ? art thou there, truepenny Come on employed, an party. Temple true knigh the fight Dryden n. /i [trufle, truffe, French. In Italy, the ufual method for the finding o truffles, or fubterraneous mufhrooms, called b)" th Italians tartufali, and in Latin tubera terrz is b tying a cord to the hin leg of a pig, and drivin him, obferving where he begins to root 1 TruG = / Ray A hod for mortar TRrRULL. 7 f. [tralla, Italian. 1. A fowwhore a vagrant frumpet I'm fure I fcar'd the dauphin and his trull Shakefpeare Oh that her pra&ice were but half fo found Stedfat in various turns of ftate the ftood And feal'd her vow'd affe@ion with her blood Dryden. The tryeft hearts for Voiture heay'd wit Voitu t e was . wept by all the brighteft eye Tructo his.charge, the bard prefery'd he In honout's limits ; fuch the pow'r of fong Shake[peare TrU'FFLE this fire is kindled, both fides inflame it True to the king her principles are found fighs Popea lon not fraudulent Pope. The thiceves have bound the #rze men: no could thou and I rob the thieyes, and go merrily to 1 2 London, it would be ‘argument for a week Shakefpeare' A That fhall infufe eternal fpring young, my lord, and #rue Of I have known no honefter or trucrbearted man fare thee well Shakefpears So young, and {o untendér 6. Honeft [true and bred. Honeft ; faithful Shake[peare's Cymbcline all regard of merit is loft in perfon thefe only chofen thatare truc to th Smil'd Venus, to behold her ow Obtain the conqueft, though he lof adj TRUERE ARTED My revenge is now at Milford, would I ha wings to follow it ! come and be true Whe a truckor S a e u gentleman as ever turned back Shakefpeare Bauble do you call him ? he's a fubftantial frge bred beaft, bravely forehanded Dryden's Don Sebaftian 5. Faithful; not perfidious3 fteady =-=5 5is Two of them I know to be as truebred coward _ Proverbs thority tha TRUEBRE D cious mote the practice of it by their example and au ihithd And ftands upon the honour of his birth From off this briar pluck a white rofe with me Shakefpears 3. Pure from the crime of falfehood ; veraA true witnefs delivereth fouls Hav Where'er I wander, boaft of this I can Though banifh'd, yet a trucborn Englifhman Cowley ou Milton TRUEBO'RN. adj. [true and born. ing a right by birth to any title And, if the reft be true which I have heard Thou cam'ft into the world wich thy legs forward Shakefpeare Heiperian fables true Milton If true, Rere only If fpoke by any elfe but you They feize the' fceptre Then lofe it to a {tranger, that the ¢pu Anointed King Meffiah might be bor Barr'd of his right Spenfer when thou waf What you faid had not been true tranflation nicely true to the original; whereas ; TRUE. adj. [tneopa, tpupa, Saxon. ag 1gre eein 1. Not falfe; not erroneous with faé, or with the nature of things Teeth had born P Tickel's firft boolgz don not want itg nf:a: but I was difappointed in my expeation o Dryder's Fuwenal Gold is the greateft god D D f c y d e H A circlecir l regularly true 4. Genuine ; real ; not counterfeit Hudibras ‘be #iff and obftinate upon a wron ply an L'Eftrange to theier journey'sg end. night go Once a poor rogue, 'tis true, I trod the ftreet And trudg'd to Rome upon my naked fcef And fitteft for to forge true feeming lies L Efrange :ground madle Fhings more regularly true, but witha trudged together, and about mid the Awa TR Of thofe he chofe the falfeft two It is no lefs requifite 10 maintain a truck in mora offices, than in the common bufinefs of commerce ‘Men ma T If king Edward be as trye a}{}d ju(},Hmy f 1 am fubtle, falfe, and treacherous This day fhould Clarence clofely be mew'd up Shakefpeare 7. Exa€tly:; ‘truly. conformable to a rjfile If all thofe great painters, who have Jeft us fu fair platforms, had rigoroufly obferved it, they ha A trull who fit By the town wall, and for her living knits. Dr So Mevius when he drain'd his fkull To celebrate fome fuburb rrul/ His fimilies in order fet And ev'ry crambo he cou'd get Before he could his poem clofe Swif The lovely nymph had loft her nofe It feems to have had firft at leaft a neu tral fenfe: a girl; alafs; a wench Among the reit of all the route A pafling proper laffe A white-hair'd #ru/l, of twenty years Or neere about there was In ftature pafi‘inkg all the reft gallant girl for hewe '&»i‘o be compar'd with townifh m'flzfih' So fair fhe was to views pdaned i Tru L¥ |