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Show 'izfi TR TiR Tru'Ly. adve [from #rue. 3. According to truth ; not falfely; faith fully 3 honeftly They thought they might do it, not only wil u - h y u # a h v l e t lingly, becau fuch indeed was the mind of: the people ; but fafely becaufe fhe who ruled the king was agreed thir'c;o vlaney No untruth can avail the patron long ; f)m things moft #ruly are moft behoovefully fpoken Hooker 2. Really; without fallacy Milton Wifdom alone is truly fair Such as are efficacioufly called, juftified an e w d a l h a t a v l e t i w fan@ified Pearfon they die, are perfectly holy % Exaétly ;. Jufily.. Right reafon is nothing elfe but the m!:_:d of ma judging. of things zruly, and as they are in themfelves Sduth % Indeed :.a flight afirmation, almoft expletive I have not undertake pleafure in mine own pen ten ponderin with myfel furesI might incur nor truly without of beforehan what cen Wokton . TRUMP. #. /. [trompe, Dutch French; tromba, Italian. g A trumpet a wanto it out of an inftrumen mufick an ol of warlik 'E.mbnos and idiots, eremits filars White, b Milron Annthcr.cav]ty of the head was ftuff d with billetdo -the deep T hear The neighing courfers and the foldiers cry Milton let him appear by the third found of th trumpet Shakefpeare's King Lear As difperft fouldiers, at the trumpet's cal Hafte to their colours all Cozvley He ble His trumpet, heard in Oreb fince perhap When God defcended, and perhaps once m r To found at gen'ral doom. - Th' angelick b af Filled all the regions Milton The latt loud trumpet's wond'rous foun Shal that has particolar privileges in a game We lear Excites us to arms mortal alarms Every ma is the make Dryden of his own fortune and muft be in fome meafure the trumper of hi This Duncan's virtue Will plead, like angels, trumpet-tongn'd, againf The deep damnation of his taking off Shakcfpeare®s Macketh Tru'MPLIKE. adj pet 7o TRU'NCATE T Saif To pu We are now Fut upon our laft trump; the fo i e-'fl'thed, but I fhall fend my two terriers in afte Drydea 7o Tnugvxp..«v. a. [from the noun.] t 7. fo [ tromperie, French, L ngething fallaciofifly fplend d ; fome+ thing of Tefs value than i feems - € trumpery in my houfe bring h ther Forftate to catch thefe thieves. S akefp. T. anpeft 2 Falfehood ; empty t lk. an?;:!tmg imao parts the ftory o the creation .SHlivering it over in a myftica fenfe, wrap their own trumpery ¢y have fought to obfcure the truth thereof Raleigh's Hiftory of the World wh -mak Pope themfelve a man and make hi of lead tied to a trunchesn or faff by a cord Hayward One with a broken truncheon dealshis blows Dryder 2. A ftaff of command. The hand of Mar a Beckon'd with fiery truncheon my retire Shakefp No ceremony that to great ones longs The marfhal's truncheon, nor the judge's robe Become them with one half fo good a grace a retur Bacop That great politician was pleafed to have th to lop ; tocut fhort The Englith flew divers of them with plummet trumpets of the commendation of thofe they follow, taint bufinefs for want of fecrecy, and ex port honour fro @. a. [trunco, Latin. With his truncheon he o rudely firok Cymocles twice, that twice him forc'd his foot revoke Spenfer Set limb to limb, and thou art far the lefle Thy hand is but a finger to my fift Thy leg is a ftick compared with this truncheon Shakefpeare 3. One who celebrates ; one who praifes followers maim Chapman Truxcarion. u, [ [ from rruncate. T'he aét of lopping or maiming Tru'NcuEoN. n. /i [trongon, French. 1. A fhort ftaff ;-a club; a cudgel He wifely defired, that a trumper might be firf fent for a pafs Clarendon Among our forefathers, the enemy, when ther was a king in the field, demanded by a trupipet i what part he refided, that they might avoid firin upon the royal pavilion Addifon Giloriou Refembling a trum A breaft of braffe, a voyc Tatler Till the roofs all aroun The fhrill echoes rebound Now her heart with pleafure jumps She fcarce remembers what is trumps 1. To win with a trump card % 7o Trump up. [from tromper F chfiat;] To devife5 to forge tongue.] Having tongues vociferous a a trumpet With fhrill notes of anger greatef o S°W3hing of no value ; trifles that found An 3. [Scolopex. A fith Ainfworth TRUMPET-FLOWER. . [ [ bignonia. A tubulous flower. ler TRU'MPET-TONGUED. adj. [trumpet an Infralk and tramplike as well as fenfe, perfuades Waller The trumpet's loud clango in envy f;;‘g I up mixed with othe rebound But they move more in lofty numbers told By the loud trumpet which our courage aids Him Bafto follow'd, but his fate more hard ‘Gain'd but 6ne trump and one plebeian cards Pope the rending tomb them with continual alarms of damnation if the did not venture life, fortune, and all, in that whic thofe impoftors called the caufe of God South 2. In military fiyle, a trumpeter at cards, and made the ace of heart ttiumph, Fox.] A winning card ; a car chze;a:]mv throug And wake the nations under ground. Rofcommon Things of deep fenfe we may in profe unfold Dryden 2. [Corrupted from #riumph. Latimer, i a Chriftmas fermon, exhibited a gam im How came fo many thoufands to fight, and di in the fame rebellion? why were they deceive into it by thofe fpiritual trumpeters, who followe leat fuch a hideous trumpet cal s to parle Let the loud trumpet found Had been as fhort as thine 3 Do put 10 or upon the TR uMPSs ~ to the laft expedient Bacon's EfJays What s the bufinefs munEi earl of Glofter, that he is a m nifold traitor or de Where there is an opinion to be created of virtue or greatnefs, thefe men are good trumpeters by the breath The flecpers of the houfe Shakefpeare f any man of quality will maintain u on Ed publifhes nounces Tru'MPET, #./. [trompette, French an Dutch. I. An inftrument of martial mufick found fame To earth whofe body lent Hereafter fhall more glorious rife, But not more innocent When the archangel's trump {hall blow And fouls to bodies join What crowds fhall wifh their lives belo 2. One who proclaims Addifon 4nd founding trumps that feem'd to tear the fky Beneath this tomb an infant lies Addifor's Frecholder x, pricked dances, and other tru of th fame nature Shakefpeare. The wakeful trump of doom muft thunder throug whe, like thofe military muficians, content them.felves with animating their friends to battle ack, and grey, with all their z umpery Whiltt any trump did found, or drum ftruck up His fword did ne'er leave ftriking in the field " Vet firft to thofe ychain'd in fleep TR As mercy does Shakefp. Meafure for Meafure Dryden 70 TRU'NCHEON. @. 4. [from the noun. To beat with a truncheon 7o TRU'MPET. w. a. [trompetter, Fr. fro the noun.] To publifh by found of trumpet ; to proclaim were of my mind, they would truncheon you ou of taking their names upon you before you earne them Sbakefpeare wit of thofe times in his interefts, and t be the trampet of his praifes That I did love the Moor to live with him My downright violence to form my fortune May trumpet to the world Shakefpeare's Otbello Why fo tart a favou To trumpet fuch good tidings Shakefpeare They went with found of trumpet; for the did nothing but publith and rrumpet all the reproaches they could devife againft the Irifh Bacon's War with Spain Captain ! thou abominable cheater ! If captain TRUNCHEONEER. 7. /. [from truncheon. One armed with a trancheon I mift the meteor once, and hit that woman who cried out, Chibs! when I might fee from fa forae-forty truncheoneers draw to her fuccour Shakefpeare's Henry VIII To"TRU'NDLE French ; zpendl, a bowl/, Saxon. roll ; to bowl along TRU'MPETER. . /. [from trumpe:.] 1. One who founds a trumpet Trumpeters With brazen din blaft you the city's ear Make mingle with our rattling tabourines. Shak As they returned, a herald and trumperer fro Hayward the Scots overtook them Their men lie fecurely intrench'd in a clou And a trumpater hornet to battle founds loud army of trumpeters-would give as great T In the four firft it is heaved up by feveral fpon dees intermixed with proper breathing places, an at laft trundles down 1n a continued line of dac tyls Addifon's Spetator Tru'NDLE, 7./. [tnendl, Saxon.] An round rolling thing TrRU'NDLE-TAIL. # / Round tail Dryden A @. n [ trondeler, Picar . ftrength as this confederacy of tongue. warriors, | Avauat, you <urs Hound or fpaniel, brache or lym Or bobtail tike, or irundle-tail Shak. K. Lear Taunk |
