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Show UN UN Waller Prior . 'To loofen from convolution or knot The fury heard; while, on Cocytus' brink Her fnakes untied fulphureous waters drink. Pope 4. To fet free from any obftruction All the evils of an unticd tongu the accounts of drunkenneis w put upo Taylor ad) Her hai ¥Unty'd, and ignorant of artful aid Adown her fhoulders loofely lay. difplay'd Prior 2. Not faftened by any binding, or knot Your hofe thould be ungartered, your thoe untied, and every thing about you demonftrating carelefs defolation Shake[pear 3. Not faft The fcepter fhall not depart from Judah, nor lawgiver from between his feet, znri/ Shiloh come Genefis, xlix. 10 Treafons are acte As foon as thought ; though they are never believ' Denbam Until they come to act 2. To the place that 3. To the degree that Thou fhalt puth Syria #nti/ they be confumed Chronicles Untr'L. prep 1. To: ufed of time His fons were priefts of the tribe of Dan unzi the day of the captivity Fadges Obfolete So foon as he from fay defcry' Thofe glift'ring arms, that heaven with light di fill He rous'd himfelf full blithe, and haften' until Not cultivated The %lebe untill'd might plenteou crops hav orn Ric the Spenfe adj fruit pains an flow'rs, withou the gard'ner' #Might ev'ry hill have crown'd, have honour'd al the plains Blackmore on the Creation Land lain long antilled contraét a four juice which caufes the land to run to unprofitable trumpery Mortimer The foil untill'd a ready harveft yields With wheat and barley wave the golden fields Pope Unti'MBERED 4dj Not furnithed wit timber; weak Whofe weak untimber'd fides but even no Co-rival'd greatnefs ? or to harbour fled Or made a toaft for Neptune Shakefpeare Happening before th Boundféts intemperance hath bee TR untimely emptying of the happy throne Matrons and maid Shak With tears lament the knight's uatimely fate, Dry Such were the notes thy once lov'd poet fung Till death untimely ftopp'd his tuneful tonguec OB juf beheld and loit And what 's untimely done The ladies prove averfe And more untvward to be won Shakefpeare's Hamlet Weller t. Not ftained ; not difcoloured It appears what beams are umtinged, and whic 2. Not infefted You Pope Some men have made a very untoward ufe o this, and fuch as he never intended they fhould adj paint the primary or fecondary iris inattentio 2. Awkward ; ungraceful Boyle on Col I cannot pardon; Pop A moft incomparable man, breath'd as it wer To an untirable and continuate goodnefs. Shakefp U~nT1'RED @dj Not made weary And ftops he now for breath ? Shak. Richard 111 See great Marcellus | how untir'd in toil Hemoves with manly grace, how rich with rega Dryden fpoils U~nT1TLED no title adj. [ux and title. Havin O nation miferable With an untitled tyrant, bloody fcepter'd When fhalt thou fee thy wholefome days again Shake[peare U''~To. prep. [It was the old word for z0 now obfolete. To See To O continue thy loving kindnefs #zto them Pfalm xxxvi It was their hurt untruly to attribute fuch grea power unto falfe gods Hooker She, by her wicked arts, and wily fkill Unwares me wrought unto her wicked will. Spenf The ufe of the navel is to continue the infan unto the mother, and by the veffels thereof conve its fuftentation Brown Children permitted the freedom of both hands often confine unto the left Brown Me when the cold Digentian ftream revives What does my friend believe I think or afk Let me yet lefs poffefs, fo I may liv Whate'er of life remains #nto myfelf Temple UnTo'LD. adj 1. Not related Better a thoufand fuc Their grief untoldy fhoul Than her bright morning With fullen clouds, fhoul 2. Not revealed as I pine and die overcaf be defac'd. Waller a Some clergymen hold down their heads withi inch of the cuthion; which, befides the unt wward manner, hinders them from making the bef advantage of tgxeir voice 3 Swift for that reafon, fuch a tale fhall be left #nto/d b me Dryden 3. Not numbered UxTo'ucHED. adj unma troublefome Inconvenient nageable "The rabbins write, when any Je Did malke to God or man a vow Which afterwards he found untoward Or ftubborn to be kept, or too hard Any three other Jews o' th' natio Might free him from the obligation USTO'WARDLY adj Hudibras _verfe ; froward They learn, from unbred or debauched fervants Locke on Education yntowardly tricks and vices UnTo'WaRDLY. adv ainly ; perverfely Awkwardly; un gHe tha't provides for this fhort life, but take no care for eternity, acts as wnmtowardly and a crofsly to the reafon of things as can be. Tillotfon Tillo{[ He explained them very wntowardly UnTRA'CEABLE adj. Not to be traced The workings of providence are fecret and #n traceable, by which it difpofes of the lives of men South's Sermons Not marked by an UnTRrA'CED. adj footfteps Nor wonder if, advantag'd in my fligh By taking wing from thy aufpicious height Through untrac'd ways and airy paths 1 fly b De ey m a t n f m i e d u b Mor UNTRA'CTABLE adj [intraitable, Fr. intractabilis, Latin. 1. Not yielding to common meafures an u f l a r v g D managem born The French, fuppofing that they had advantag : f m a a f fi b t g b h over the Engli o t l f r d e f f n l e p p sraftable, tha Haywar 3 y a f e r p u t f v h e t If any f i b d ca h r m a w n o k e b t a t for him t a gang s, , w n thele on eao o gutb theleg Ulcers untraitable ii appearance in the {kin Brown's Vulgar Errours Three men paflfed through a fiery furnace #7touched, unfinged Stephbens's Sermons 2. Not moved ; not affeéted They, like perfons wholly wntouched with hi agonies, and unmoved with hispafiionate entreaties fleep away all concern for him er themfelves. Sidn 3. Not meddled with We muft purfue the fylvan lands Th' abode of nymphs, untouck'd by former hands Dryden Scyeral very antient trees grow wpon the fpot fs ab l ta ra un th ri I forgc'd,t Miltem A Unwilling UNTRA'CTAB m o regulate b nefs or unfitnefs t naged ; ftubbornnefs The great difference in men' t inte leQuals arifes s l a u i r p d s b th o n g o th i f d o f 4 o e l d th i o adapted to thi uf o n w fo s i l c f nefs of tho F g g e N j a otke merce d la i ,)i n r l c e t t Men leave eftate not fo liable to cafualtigs as mOne ‘ Lackf and vnfkilful hands .\; 2 2. Rough ; difficult 1. Not touched ; not reached "" Awkward ; per {hort meetings Obfcene words are very indecent to be heard Woodward Untoward words, {carce loofen'd from the things Crecch ha Indefatigable ; un adj Vaft is my theme, yet unconceiv'd, and bring the fame defeét, neither is Bolingbroke untinge | Swift to Gay with it UnT1'RABLE wearied Hudiby They were a crofs, odd, untowward people. Soutp Could entertain us with no worth UnTI'NGED Than by Caligula the moon Why came I {o antimely fort Achilles, though dipt in Styx, yet having hi heel untouched by that water, was flain in that part Where 's then the faucy boat Uwnti'MeLY. 2dj natural time How fweet a plant have you untimely cropt ! Shak Call up our friends Then haft thou taught Hortenfio to be unta‘ ?;fé Shake Have to my window; and if fhe be frowa d Butchers, and villains In open profpect nothing bounds our eye Until the earth feems join'd unto the fky. Dryden UnT1'LLED All other fair, like flowers, untimely fade. Spenfer If ever he have child, abortive beit Prodigious, and untimely brought to light. Shake/p Hath he fo long held out with me zntir'd 4. Not held by any tie or band UnTi'L. add 1. To the time that ufed of obje&s tracts muft have lain untouched for fom ag:s; UnTo'WARD. adj 1. Froward; perverfe; vexations eafily guided, or tatight He only fair, and what he fair hath made Into a world, which, wanting thee to clear 1. Not bound; not gathered in a knot 2. To rom whence they conclude, that thefep natura th And let them know what we mean to do They quicken floth, perplexities untie Make roughnefs fmoeth, and hardnefs mollifie Denbam A little more ftudy will folve thofe difficultics untie the knot, and make your doubts vaniih. #7atts U~NTUED Befor time And freely thou again fhalt fly 5. To refolve adv U~xTi'MELY Sacharifia's captive fai Would unrie his iron chain And, thofe fcorchin To thy gentle fhadow ru The chain Il in return untie |
