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Show NTA AWTING, 0 te i NOt every fenfe about thee glides o'er th? untaffin Whofe balmy juice tongue Smith UxTAUGHT. adj 1. Uninftru@ted ; uneducated ; ignorant unlettered unielt:: is continually in the mouth of the nxught Ecclus, xx '%aught, or untaught, the dunceis fill the fame Vet ftill the wretched mafter bears the blame Dryden Onev'ry thorn delightful w':!fdom grows In ev'ry ftream a fweet inftru&ion flows R But fome untaught o'erhear the w}nfpcr}ng rill : In fpite of facred Ieifpre, bloc'khcads ftills Young § e 2. Debarred from inftru&ion He, that from a child unraught, or a wild inhabitant of the woods, will expet principles o ~ {oiences, will find himfelf miftaken. ; 5 Unfkilled new clean.sh data import.tsv out README pragtice no Locke havin ufe o Suffolk's imperial tongue is ftern and rough Us'd to command, untaught to plead for favour o S/Jak{)[)m)'t‘ = ¥ Unte'acH @. a To make to qui or forget what has been inculcated That elder-berries are poifon, as we are taugh by tradition, experience will unteach us Brown's Vuylgar Errours ‘S Their cuftoms are by nature wrought - But we, by art, unteach what nature taught. Dryd Unte'acHABLE. adj. That cannot b ~+ taught . UNTE'MPERED. adi. Not tempered ‘One built up a wall, and others daubed it wit untempered mortar Exzckiel, xiii. 10 Wi UNTE'MPTED 4dj I, Not embarrafled by temptation s . In temptation difpute not, but rely upo God iz, and contend not with him but in prayer and wit ~, the help of a prudent untempted guide Taylor's Rule of Living Holy 2. Not invited by any thing alluring Untempted, or by wager or by price He would attempt to climb the precipice Cotton on the Peak Unte'NarLs. od) 144970 1 Not to be held in poffeflio "+ 2 Not capable of defence He produced a warrant tenable, he fhould retire 5 that, the fown being un Cafaubon abandons a poft that Va MUNTE NANTED. agj C/Hl':‘f,':»‘}',fi untenable Dryden Having no tenant. The country feems to be full ftock'd w t cattle, no ground being untenanted Temple Usre'npgp ~ tendance adj Not havin any at They fall unbleft, untended, and unmourn'd Uun'ynm. adj 7 Wanting affe@ion P YNTE'NDERED, adj Thamfon Wantin S0 young, and fo UNtENGe young, my lord, and true » N Blafts and fogs upon thee Th* untented woundings of a fathet' c r Pierc Cydonian oil juic U ; N' foftnefs Shake[peare Not offered Caffibelan granted Rome t i u e carly three thoufan pounds; whic latel Is left untender' CUNTE'NT 4, 4 by the "To bring out of tent Will! he not ntmf his perfon, and fh our fair requeft are the air with us Shak NTR NTED - 10 medicaments applied i Vor, 4. 1 tent. adj No not ftruck with fear afirighted Among innumerable falfe, unmov'd Unthaken, unfedac'd, wnter rify'd Milton. To fuccour the diftreft Unbrib'd by love, unterrify'd by thr ats Thefe are exploits worthy Achilles' fon. 4. Philips UNTHA ‘NKED. adj I. Not repaid with acknowledgmen kindnefs Hayin ercitations, and there ftill remaine antharny place of knowlcdgfz UNTHO 'UGH heeded An 70 UNTHRE 4D, w. a An nance My rights and royaltie Pluckt from my arms perforce, and giv''n awa To upftart unthrifes is an unthapkful abufe of the fruits And fpares himfelf, but would his taylor chide Herbert Yet nothing fill'; then poor and naked come Thy father will receive his untbrift home And thybleft Saviour's blood difcharge the mi fum UNTHRIFT He is kind to the unthankful Luke, vi. 35 They which he created were unthankfu wnt him which prepared life for them. 2 E dras, viii for the blefling Taylor's Rule of Holy Living The bare fuppofal of one petty lofs mak s u unthankful for all that is left L'Efirange UNTHANKFPULLY. adv, Without thank without gratitude it requifite to fay fomething adj Profufe prodigal ; extravagant Hooker are untha Shakefpeare The curiousuathrift makes his cloaths too wide for goo cafting away of things profitable for fufte I judge Milt 07 2. / prodigal Ungrateful ; re If you reckon that for evil, yo To loofe crumble all thy finews UNTHRIFT lcome freedom, and unthank'd reprieve Dry Th to m Shatkefpeare Sir John Hot A 3 threatencd, by any language of Forc'd from her prefence, and condemn d to live Unw acknowledgmen chanc He with his bare wand can unzhread thy joints 2. Not received with thankfulnefs turning n received your unthought of Harr UNTHREATENED All-giver would be unthank'd, -woul be unprais'd Milton Their batter'd admiral too foon wit drew Unthank'd by ours for his unfinifh'd f ght, Dryd adj whene'er it lights This gallant Hotfpur, this all-p o Should in a pet of temperance feed on p lfe Drink the clear ftream, and nothing bu t fr e z Th ' NKFUL 2 p.uft'}jl", o /,,r‘s»‘r.,'r: ¢fs adj. Not regarded ; no That fhall be the day If all the worl UNTH + ere fome extenuation OIaf n curfe, if i vt ultus tui were confinable unto corporal ex- / frdor Shak. King Lear Dryd rt wafteful In fuch a nigh Did Jeflica fteal from the wealthy Jew And, with an unthrift love, did run from Venice Shake[peare UNTHRIFTILY. adv. Without frugality Our attainments cannot be overlarge,g, a and yetw manage a narrow fortune very unthriftily UnTHRI FTI n. J ESS gality; profufion Th to pre- vent my being thought to have unthankfull take one of the chief paffages of my difcour e from book to which I was utterly a ftranger Boyle Coll V Wafte; prodi third fort are the poor by idlenefs or ui thrifti inefs, 5 as riotou ers fpP enders, > vag vag bonds > loiter- Ilzyward The more they have hitherto embezzled thei parts, the more {hould they endeavour to expiat that unthrift by a more careful managery fo the future Gowernment of the Tong UNTHA'NKFULNESS, 2 J- Negle& o omiflion of acknowledgment for goo received ; want of fenfe of benefics s UNTHRI'FTY. adj ingratitude I. Prodigal ; profufe ; lavith ; wafteful Thou dief in thin unthankfulnefs; an ignorance makes thee away Shakefpeare Immoderate favours breed firt yuz K wlnels and afterwards hate Hayward The unthankful ftand reckoned among t e mo enormous finners; which evinces the virtu oppofite to unthankfulnefs to bear the fame place i the rank of' duties South UnteA'WED froft adi Not diffolve afte Your wine lock'd up Or fith deny'd, the river vet unthaav'd Zo UnTHI'NK a thought v. a Th gaftl 4 found of good firength, haviny 5 the work of a nobl gentleman of whofe untbrifty fon he had bough it Si Can no man tell me of my unthrifty fon? Sha thin 2. Not in a flate of improvement. Our abfenc ledge Torecal, or difmif Gray-headed infant Art thou to learn, tha Lie charms refiftlefs Unthinkin plainnefs /- no Eet all who thug u 2happil y, confid y HOW zx Z UnTaRO'NE Hi fl ebfirudte from a throne I\x.«} !.uf‘.;‘ to wathr W To fickle chance, a To UnT1'E i. To unbind Tk 2 t fre fr an unreaf averfion to.thatecclefjaftical conftitution. Addifon With carneft eyes, and round unthinkin face He firft the fnuft-box open'd, then the cafe. Pope No tha fe An cffeGtual remedy for the wandering o thoughts whoever fhall propofe, would do grea fervice to the ftudious, and perhaps help #ns adj ady UNTHRIVING. T7 Thoughtlefs; no ing men to become thinking The wunth part contral Grai ins given to a hide-b rec im Shake; fpeare and in vain grown old in another's gol that all laugh to fin o'erfpread thy mind know Shakefpeare profpering UNTHI'NKING. 4d/ given to refleétion unthrifty to ou low word Unthink your fpeaking, and fay fo no more UnTHORNY prickles makes.u 3. Not eafily made to thrive or fatten Pop ope yeEC Shakefpeare's Cymbelin adj. [fro UNTERRIFIED I b Againf ehurche Confo 2. T ind fwallow loofen aften t mak no All that of myfelf is mine Lovely Amoref, is thine 3 Sacharifia'e |