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Show UN U As T ¢annot admit that theve is any thing uzby, Uy ular;: fo- much h lefs lefs can I gran e or irre e ‘}M:Ughere is any thing incommodious in the globe fammi the unbandfomencfs of it; and make th unfkilfulnels adn, 2, Wan fdw Sidney of elegance b 19lor unbandfomenefs or uncleannefs "iuay g, Illiberalnefs ; difingenuity % Unma'npY. adj. Awkwar ; not dexter ous . Yoo, ToUnBA'NG. @. a. [from uz and hang. To diveft of hangings . Unaa'NGED, adj. Not put to death b the gallows There live not three good men unbanged in Eng land Shakefpeare Usua'e v 7./o Mifluck ill fortune She vifited that place, where firft fhe was f 4 _ happy as to fee the caufe of her unbap Sidney Usua'priep [This word feems a parti ~ ciple from unhappy, which yet is neve . ufed as averb.] Made unhappy You have mifled a prince By you unbappied, and disfigur'd clean Shakefp . Usan?rivy. adv. [from wnbappy.] Mi ferably ; unfortunately ri . calamitoudly wretchedly You hold a fair affembly; you do well, lord ou are a churchman, or 1°11 tell you, cardinal ] i I fhould judge now moft unbappily Shakefpeare He was unbappily too much ufed as a check upo the lord Coventry Clarendon 1 unweeting have offended ¢ Unbappi]y_dcceiv'd Milton's Paradife Lof cre is a day a coming, whe M fools ff:all be unbappily undecei ed all thefe witt " UNa'PPInESS, 2. L foery ‘I'i//o{fim' !tle\:er he have child, abortive b it Frodigious, and untimely brought t light And that be heir to his unbappinefs Shakefpeare la':ir!m real foundation of our unbappinef would b hl In ourreafon, and we thould be mor miferabl than the beafts, by how much we h ve a quicke appre enfion Tillotfon {t 18 Our great unbappinefs, when any cal mitie "pon us, that we are uneafy and diffa isfied Wake St. Auftin hath laid down a r le to this purpofe t hough he hag th unbappininefs not to follovlv9 ;i :'22 3+ Mifchievoys prank She hath often dreamed of unbappinefs a Vake herfelf with laughing, Skakefp. Much Ado NHA'PPY 44) 1 Wre}ched; mi erable 5 unfortunate ; cala{mtous 5 dif refled O perfons o hin olire of wang ring this unbappy morn tender; timo The wifeft, unexperienc'd, will be eve and loth, with novice modefty Irrefolute, anhardy, unadvent'rous Unna'RMED Milton adj. Unhurt ; not injured In ftrong proof of chaftity well arm'd From love's weak, childifh bow the lives unbarm'd Shakefpoare Though great light be infufferable to our eyes yet the highett degree of darknefs does not difeaf them ; for, caufing no diforderly motion, it leave that curious organ unbarmed Locke The Syrens once deluded, vainly charm'd Ty'd to the maft, Ulyfles {ail'd unbarm'd. Granw UnxHA'RMFUL. adj. Innoxious ; innocent Themfelves unbarmful, let them live unharm'd Their jaws difabled, and their claws difarm'd. Dryd UxnAarRMO'NIOUS. ad) 1. Not fymmetrical; difproportionate Thofe pure, immortal elements, that kno No grofs, no unharmonious mixture foul Eject him, tainted now, and purge him off i/ His thoughts are improper to his fubje&, hi expreffions unworthy of his thoughts, or the tur of both is unbarmonious Dryden That barbarous cuftom of abbreviating words, t fit them to the meafure of werfes, has formed harth unbarmonious {founds Sawift Zo UNHA'RNESS. 0. 4 1. To loofe from the traces The fweating fteers unbarnefs'd from the yoke Bring back the crooked plough Dryden The mules urnbarnefs'd range befide the main Milsen Nor was his name unbcard, or unador'd 4. Unuear fame Free from hopes or fears, in humble eafe Unbeard of may 1 live, and die in peace ! Granwv 5. Unaear barneffed four, and placed them on a table 70 UNHEA'RT Swift Uxea'zARDED. ad; not put in danger No UxHEA'LTHFUL To bite his lip And hum at good Cominius, much unbearts me Shakefpeare Unue'aTep Shakefpeare adventured Not made hot Neither falts, nor the diftilled fpirits of them can penetrate the narrow pores of unbeated glafs Boyle U~ uE'epED.ad)j. Difregarded; not though worthy of notice ; efcaping notice True experiment may by reafon of the eaf miftake of fome unbeeded circumflance, be unfuc cefsfully tried Boyle He of his fatal guile gave proof unbeeded. Milt Her hai In a fimple knot was ty'd above Sweet negligence | unbeeded bait of love Dryden The triumph ceas'd-tears gufh'd from ev'ry eye he world's great vi€tor pafs'd unbeeded by, Pope U~NHE'EDFUL. adj."[from unheed. No cautious U~NuE'EDING. adj. Negligent; carelefs I have not often feen him ; if I did He pa(s'd unmark'd by my unbeeding eyes UnnuE'EDY. adj adj. Morbid ; unwhole The difeafes which make years unbealthful, ar fpotted fevers; and the umbealthful feafon is th Graunt autumn At every fentence fet his life at fiake, Though the difcourfe were of no weightier thing Than fultry fummers, or un/.ve;z‘//bfullprmgs. Dryd Sickly ; wantin Dryder Precipitate ; fudden Learning his thip from thofe white rocks to fave Which gl along the fouthern fea-coaft lay Threat'ning unbeedy wreck, and rafh decay He named Albion Spenfer Nor hath love's mind of any judgment tafte Wings, and no eyes, f nbeedy haftes Shakefp S have I feen fom tender flip Sav'd with care fro ter's nip U~BE'LPFUL v. a eedy {wain Milton To uncover to ex pity'd the diftrefs'd Dryd adj. Giving no affiftance I bewail good Glo'fter's caf With fad, unbelpful tears Shakefp. Henry V11 Unne'wN Milton's Agoniftes adj adj And, none opprefling, am by all opprefs'd fome Unuea'LTHY health To difcourage ; t pofe to view Spenfer U~xsE'LPED, adj. Unaflifted ; having n auxiliary; unfupported Here I fhould ftill enjoy thee day and nigh Whole to myfelf, unbazarded abroad Fearlefs at home w.a Unbelp'dI am, wh Some unhatch'd pratlic Unprecedented. deprefs 7o UnuE'LE 1. Not difclofed from the eggs 2. Not brought to light Hath puddled his clear fpirit of There is a foundation laid for the moft uzbear of confufion that ever was introduced into a nation Swif Pope If there were fix horfes, the poftillion always uz Milt of. Obfcure; not known b The pride of her car Pluck'd up by fom 2. To difarm ; to diveft of armour Unna'TcHED. ad) infelicity 2, Misfortune 3 1 luck Feeble Shak 2. Unmufical ; ill-founding Ahappy gentleman in blood and lineament rous Tim'rou Be not troublefome to thyfelf, or to oth Ry, Meffenger Of frong prevailment in unbarden'd youth eye force | Unua'rRDY. adj the mind to believe, that there was a praife in tha made hard e "R DENED. adj. Not confirmed ; no e i t % did give {u trace huge forefts, and unbarbour'd heaths s hills, and fandy perilous wilds Milton In in UN with arrows keen e The Ma &g ‘ 1. Want of f bebaeuauttyy like a quiver'd nymph e 7 UnuA NDS fome. And D,':--y‘!"'f e e ‘ ) Unbandjbm;; ett at e *Tis chaftity She that has that is clad in complete ftecl 3. Unknown in celebration no fhel 2. Difinge to cover my What pangs I feel, unpitied and wnbeard! Dryd for the un ter Afi'ordin 2. Not vouchfafed an audience do even {hun t ady Milt. Par. Loft Their children's cries unbeard UNHA'RBOURED For the noife of drums and timbrels loud ed and thatched, that me 2. Unlucky; mifchievous; irregular, Ob 2 folete, To UNHA'RBOUR. @. a2, To drive fro fhelter e " The ruined churches are fo un/wfl:{/'zl"" P}JI[I‘FS UNuEA'RD. ad] 1. Not perceived by the ear Dryden o 1. Inclegantly ; ungracefully Examines all the properties of herbs waband Unbealthy mortals, and with curious fearc part. adj In occafions of merr bewn poetry was Not hewn ty thi s rough-caft, gz tag plays Dryden's Ded 2. lllibera [fro adv EL NDSO UngA Depriv'd of funeral rites He, intent on fomewhat that may eaf et ett Weadward UN You know not, while you here attend Th* unworthy fate of your unbappy friend Breatblefs he lies, and his unbury'd ghof th Uxg1i DEBOUeNDTy adj L a n to Fuvenal of £ ma ; ca pZtC‘xORS T To ftuf nteous afl too little feem this maw, this vaft unbidebound corps Milton 7o UNBIUNGE. @. a 1. To throw from the hinges 2. To difplace by violence No body would have a child cramm'd at break For want of cement, ribs of rock disjoin' Without an earthquake, frem their bafe would ftart . And hills unbing'd, from their dgep coots departs. Locke on Educarion Blackmore falt, who would not have hiza dull and unbealthy 3. Y |