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Show UP foun roar the univerfal peace, co 5 Sy e Shake[Jpeare's Ma A All unity on earth T 7o Urroo'r. @w. a. [xp and roor. tear up by the root And trees uprooted left their place Sequacious of the lyre An angel heard Diryden T [#p and roufe. waken from fleep ; to excite to action Thou art aprous'd by fome diftemper Q peare U'psuor. z /. [up and fbot.] Conclufion end; laft amount ; final event this he kindleth his ambitious {pight and praife of noble fame The only zp/bot whereto he doth aim. Hubb. Tale I cannot purfue with any fafety this fport to th upfbot Shakefpeare. In this upfbot, purpofes miftoo ¥all on th' inventors heads. Shakefpeare's Hamlet Every leading demonfiration to the main / of ail, which is the proportion betwixt the {pher and cylinder, is a pledge of the wit and reafon o that mathematician More Upon the zgfbot, affiitions are but the method of a merciful providence, to force us upen th only means of fetting matters right L'Efrange Here is an end of the matter, fays the prophet here is the upfbot and refult of all5 here terminate both the prophecies of Daniel and St. john Burnet's Theory of the Earth Let's now make an end of matters peaceably, a ‘we fhall quickly come to the #pfbor of our affair Arbuthnot At the upfhot, after a life of perpetual applica tion, to reflet that you have been doing nothin for yourfelf, and that the fame or lefs indufir might have gained you a friendfhip that can neve a glory, which though not to b had till after death, yet fhall be felt and enjoyed t eternity Pope In the day-time they fifh in their boats, whic unt the lan at night them wpfide down, fleep under them and turnin Heylin 2. In confufion ; in complete diforder In his lap 2 mafs of coin he told And turned upfide dowvn, to feed his ey And covetous defire with his huge treafure Spenfer The flood did not fo turn upfide dozun the fac of the earth, as thereby it was made paft know ledge, after the waters were decreafed Raleigh's Hiftory of the World The fevere notions of Chriftianity turned all thi upfide" down, filling all with furprize and amazement. They came upon the world like light darting full upon the face of a man afleep, who had mind not to be difturbed South U'psprING, 2. /i [up and fpring. Thi word feems to fignify upftart; a ma fuddenly exalted. Not ufed Th king dot wak roufe to-night, and takes hi Keeps wailel, and the fwagg'ring upfpring reels Shakefpeare 7o Upsta'np be ereéted @, [up and fand. T Sea-calves unwonted to frefh rivers fly The water fnakes with fcales upffanding die. May Zo Upsta'rT. @. 2. [#p and fart. {pring up fuddenly Out of the well T Spenfer's Ireland My rights and royaiti Pluclet from my arms perforce, and given awa ‘hakefpeare To upftart unthrifts Muthrooms have two ftrange properties; th one, that they yield fo delicious a meat ; the other that they come up fo haftily, even in a night, an et they are unfown: and therefore fuch as ar upflarts in ftate, they call in reproach muthrooms Bacon's Natural Hiflory > king did not negleé kreland, the foil wher mufhrooms and #pffart weeds, that {prin Bacon up in a night, did chiefly profper A place of blif In the purlicus of heav'n, and therein plac' A race of upflart creatures, to fuppl Perhaps our vacant room. Milton's Paradife Lof? An Inordinate defires upflart paffions, catch the governmen Miltor's Paradife Loft From reafon Mean upflarts, when they come once to be preL'Eftrange ferred, forget their fathers Trade, he faid, carried from us the commoditie of our country, and made a parcel of upflarts a rich as men of the moft antient families Addifon's Frecholder Zo UpsTa'Y. w.a [#pand ffey. fuftain ; to fupport The T fhe zpflay Gently with myrtle band : mindlefs the whil Herfelf, though faireft unfupported flow'r. AZilt Zo Ursw R M. v. a. [up and fawarm.] T raife in a fwarm Out of ufe You 've taken up the fubjets of my father the contfary aion, which is tle twenty yards apavards, for tha he Cll;ll; Have here upfwarn'd them Shakefp. Henry IV T Spenfer Zo UpTRAIN. . a. [up and train. bring up ; to educate Not ufed T King Lear in happy peace long reign'd But had no iffue male him to fucceed But three fair daughters, which were well uptrain' In all that feemed fit for kingly feedi Spenfer ZoUpTu'eN. v. 4. [4p and surn. throw up ; to furrow T So fcented the grim feature, and upturn' His noftrils wide into the murky air Milton Beyond all marks, with many a giddy roun 'D\')wn rufhing, it upturns a hill of ground Pope Urwarp. adj. [up, and pednd, Saxon. Dire&ed to a higher part Spread upon a lake, with upward eye A plump of fowl behold their foe on high. Dyryd The angel faid 'Vthh upward fpeed hisagile wings he fpread. Prior U'rwarp 2. / The top Out of ufe From the extremeft #pward of thy hea To the defcent and duft below thy foot A moft toad-fpotred traitor U w r p U'rwarps 1. Toward downward (24 Shakefp. King Lear [#p and peand. a higher place: oppofe I though To fmooth your pafiage, and to foften death Spenfer In fheets of rain the fky defcends And ocean fwell'd with waters upwards tends he 1s therefore free, becaufe he h s 3 power Sr or not to leap t toLleap 2. 'Towards heaven and God 3 Looking inward, we are firick ing zpward, we fpeak and rcvail.p ek 'Hl;;k ith refpect to the higher patt An agon, fea-monfter ! upward man downwar fifh. Milton's Pamdifi; Lq/ 4. More than ; with tendency to 3 ighe or greater number Their counfel muft feem very unfeafona advife men now to fufpe@ tr}?at, whe:e l\:g:}':wt};; world bath had, by their own accou t, twely hundred years acquaintance and upwardsy enou to take away fufpicion Hag[; I have been your wife in this obedience - Upward of twenty years; and have been b With many children by you. Shakefp Hen, VI 5. Towards the {fource Be Homer's works your ftudy Thence form your judgment, thence your notion bring And trace the'mufes upavard to their {pring, Pope 7o UpwI'no upwound. @. a. pret. and part. paf [up and awind. To convolve As the lay upon the dirty ground Her huge long tail her den all overfpread Yetwas in knots and many boughts upasund Spenfer UrBa'NITY. 2 [, [wrbanité, Fr. urbani tas, Lat.] Civility ; elegance; politenefs ; merriment; facetioufnefs A ruftical feverity banithes all urbanity, whof harmlef condition is confiftent with religion Briwn's Vulgar Errours Raillery is the fauce of civil entertainment fuch tinéture of uréarity, goo humour falters L'Eftrange Moral do&rine, and urbanity, or well-mannere wit, conftitute the Roman fatire Dryden U'RcHIN He hearken'd to his reafon, and the chil Uptaking, to the palmer gave to bear t d O.Ica and without fom And both againft the voice of heav'n and hi For I would have you, when you zpavard move Speak kindly of me to our friends above., Dryden He upflarted brav wherein he drenched lay 4s eagle frefh out of the ocean wave iff is at liberty to e yards downwards into t e fea, not bémui; tlwen power to d On and flars. Zo UpTa'kE. w. a. [up and rake. o take into the hands U'psipe down. [an adverbial for {peech. 1. With the lower part above the higher they dra 2. /. [2 U'psTarT Dryden thereof And firaight appear'd Miftaking earth for heav'n deceive or end His breaft with fury fill'd Two hundred in a place will be enough for th fafeguard of that country, and keeping under al fudden upflarts, that fhall feek to trouble the peac When to her organ vocal breath was giv'n ‘To like defir Upfarting from his throne, the king of men nour ; what fudenly rifes and appears But bright Cecilia rais'd the wonder higher Wit One rifing, falling one, the heay a f Meet at their'confines, in t e middle way A man on a c Thus having fpoke, he fat 5 thus anfwer'd then fuddenly raifed to wealth, power, or ho Orpheus could lead the favage race Zo Upro usk. v.a UR UPR #. / [beureuchin Armorick erinaceus, Lat. 1. A hedge-hog Urchins fhall, for that vaft of night that the may work Shakefpeare's Tempef All exercife on thee A thoufand fiends, a thoufand hifling fnakes Ten thoufand fwelling toads, as many urchins ‘Would make fuch fearful an confufed cries As any mortal body, hearing it Shakefp. Titus Andro Would @raight fall mad That nature defigns the prefervation of tl}e mor infirm creatures by the defenfive armour it hat given them, is demonftrable in the common hedgeRay hog, or urchin z. A name of {light anger to a child Pleas'd Cupid heard, and check'd his mother' prid And who's blind now, mamma ? the urchin cried >Tis Chloe's eye, and cheek, and lip, and breaft ~ Friend Howard's genius fancied all the ‘z'efi- Priar Ure. 7/ Pratice Ob ufe; habit folete Is the warrant fufficient for any mans con fcience to build fuch proceedings upon a ar a have been put in zre for the eftablifhment of tlzh‘ caufe Hooker a w m f t w u i n h h e k He wou i f j t h g! a fi ‘ o J e b t w l h ti v of gre U'RETER #. [Sonwng ureterts l n c a f a n l t a Ureter o s i d k t o f from the b each fide. Their ufe is to carry H r d a b t t i d k t o f i u Quing Th |