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Show UR U R' The kidnies and wreters ferve for expurgation W ifeman Fr. [Bendgw s uretre 7 / WreTHRA The pafihgc of the urine Caruncles are loofe fl:th avifing in the wrethra 2. Importunate; vehetment in folicitation The Egyptians were urgent upon the people, tha ~I'rhcy might fend them out in hafte. Fxed xii. 33 URGENTLY ¢o UrGE. w. a. [urgeo, Latin. 1.'To incite ; to pufh ; to prefs by motives You do miftake your bufineis : my brothe apprehenfion moft powerfully to forfake thei Fillotfon of what srges m fins 2. To proveke; to exafperate Urge not my father's anger But think upon my grief Eglamour Shakefpeare . To follow clole, fo as to impel Man an fo thou have ever wretch wouldf wha Pope Heir urges heir, like wave impelling wave 4. To labour vehemently 3 to do with eagernefs or violence He, feiz'd with horror, in the thades of nigh Through the thick defarts headlong srg'd his flight Pope §. To prefs ; to enforce The enemy 's in view ; draw up your power Your hafte is now #rg'd on you Shakefpeare Urge your petitions in the ftrcet Shakefpeare's Fulins Cefar And great Achilles urge the Trojan fate, Dryd 6, To prefs as an argument He pieadea ftiil not guilty The king's attorney, on the contrary Shakefpeare's Henry VIIL Urge the neceffity and ftate of times And be not peevith Shake[peare's Richard 111 But againt all this fome may wrge two places which feem to take away all fuits among Chriftians 7. To importune ; to folicit Kettleavell BHe urged fore With piercing words and pitiful implore Him hatty to arife Spenfer 8. To prefs in oppofition, by wa Jection Though every ma of ob have a right in difpute t urge a faife religion, with all its abfu.d confequences; yet it is barbarous incivility feurriloufl to fport with that which others account religion Lillotfon ToUrce v. 2 To prefs forward A palace, when 'tis that which it fhould be Stands fuch, or elfe decays But he which dwelis there' is not fo 3 for h Strives to yrge upward, and his fortune raife Donne Urcency. n. f. [from urgent. of difficulty or neceflity Preflur Being for fome hours extremely prefied by th feceflities of nature, I was under great difficultie between urgency and thame ' Gulliwe Trawel Urcenr 1. Cogent adj. [urgent, Fr. urgens, Lat. prefling 5 violent Things fo ordained are to be kept ; howbeit no Meceffarily any longer than till there grow fom #rgent caufe to ordain the contrary Hooker Not alon The death of Fulvia, but more urgent touches Do fir.ongly fpeak € us Shak. Ant. and Cleopat This ever hath been that true caufe of mor war than upon all other occafions, though it leaf Partake of the urgent neceflity of ftate Rualeigh Let a father feldom ftrike, but upon ver urgen seceffity, and as the lag remedy. Locke on Edycat Vor. II wrgent. Acrimony in their blood, and aflux of humour to their lungs, wrgently indivate phlebotor y UrGar. m /£ [from urge. prefles ; importuner Uwif On Pope were as great an urger as 1 URGEWONDER 7, J Urw I corfecrate a never-dying flame Carctw Minos, the ftrit inquifitor, appears And Lives and crimes, with his afitflors, hears Round in his vy #r# the blendéd balls he rowls Abfolves the juft, and dooms the guilty fouls 2/ with urinals, ran to and fro U'RiNaARY adj [from urine. to the urine The urachus or ligamentous paflage is derive from the bottom of the bladder, whereby it difchargeth the waterifh and urinary part of its contents Brown's Pulgar Errours Diureticks that rélax the urinary paflages, thoul be tried before fuch as fimulate Arbuthnot on Aliments UriNaTive adj Working by urine provoking urine Medicine an urinativ do not wor indigeftion, as folutive do UrinNa'TOR 3. The veflel in whic burut bodies were put by rejedtio Bacon's Nat. Hiff Lat.] A diver 5 one who fearches unde wate The precious things that grow there, as pearl may be much more cafily fetched up by the hel y of the urinators Wilkins's Matheinatical Magick Thofe relations of urinators belong only to thof places wher rocky URINE they hav #. [ Animal water dived [wrine Er whic are alway Ray wiina, Latin. Drink, Sir, is a great provoker of nofe-painting flcep, and urine A that ever hol Creech the remain o Or lay thefe bones in an unworthy ur7 Tomblefs, with no remembrance over them. Shak A ruftick digging in the ground by Padua, foun an urn, or earthen pot, in which there was anotlic urr5 and, in this lefler, a lamp clearly burning Wilkins His fcatter'd limbs with my dead body burn And once more join us in the pious zrz. Dryder Uro'scory. = /. [Zcor and cxéilu. fpeétion of urine In thi work attempt wil excce In perform ances; it being compofed by faatches of time, a medical vacaticns, and urofcepy, would permit Brown's Vilzar-Erronrs URR'Y 7, / A minéral In the coal-mines they dig a blue or black clay that lics' pear the coal, commonly called Lrry which is an unripe coal, and is very proper for ho lands, efpecially pafture-giound Horte Hufb ‘The oblique cafe of we The lord made not this covenant with our fathets, but with us, even s, who are all of s here alive this day USAGE Deut. v n. /. [4fage, French. i 1. Treatment ‘Which wa Might'ft thou deferve, dr they impofe, this ufage S bake[pear The luftre in your eye, heav'n in your cheek 7. /. [«rinateury Fr. urinator of thisy than by any ot that in*th The fith oppofe the maid, the watry ur With adverfe fires fees raging Leo burn Speétator Relatin Dyyden 2. A water-pot} particularl fign of Aquarivs perfet aniwers of the heathen oracles Newwton's Notes on Milton He in ce:leftial panoply all arm'd Of radiant wrim, work divinely wrought Milton A candle out ofa mufket will pierce through a inch board, or an #rinal force a nail through plank Brown This hand, when glory calls Can brandifh arms as well as wrinals Garth yrna, Latin. ut my faint frowns, though to her honour'd nam Afort of grain Thefe follies fhine through you, like the wate in an urinal Shatkelp. Twvo Gentlemen of Verona Fr Do with repaired fuel burn Swift {petion [wrne Vefta is not difpleas'd, if her chafte ar wh URiNAL. # [ [wrinal, Fr. from wrine. A bottle, in which water is kept for in n f 1. Any velflel, of ‘which the mouth is narrower than the body Harwcey Urim and thummim w ere fomething in Aaron' breaft-plate 5 but what, criticks and comment tor are by no means agrecd. ~ The word urim fignifie light, and thummim perfeGion It is moft probable that they were only names given to fignif the clearnefs and certainty of the -divine anfwer which were obtained by the high-prieft confultin God with his breaft-plate on, in contradiftin€io to the obfcure, enigmatical, uncertainy and im The putrid matter being diftilled, affords a wate impregnate h an arinoys fpirit, like that obtainable from animal (ubftances. Arbuth. on Aliments This barley is called by fome urgezocii er Mertimer Uri Partakin of urine Co im C U'rinous. adj: [from urine. Some with fcymitars in their hands, and other Urg'd on examinadiors, proofs, confefiions Of divers witnefies [fro Shak. Ant. and Clespatra Did urge me in his a& What I have done my fafety urg'd me to. Shak This urges me to fight, and fires my mind Dryden High Epidaurus arges on my fi_wcd Fam'd for his hitls, and for his horfe's breed Dryden The heathens had but uncertai adw gently ; violently ;' vehemently' portunately Hifeman US Shake[peare though there were a feminality in urine, o like the feed, it carried with it the idea o part, they foolifhly believe we can vifibly betherein the anatomy of every particle Brown's Vulgar Errours The chyle cannot pafs by srine nor fweat Arbuthnot To URINE. w. n. [uriner, Fr. from th noun. T'o make water Places where men urine commonly have fom fmell of violets Bacor's Natural Hiffory No oviparous animal, which fpawn or lay eggs doth #rine, except the tortoife Brown's Vulgar Erronrs Plead you fair afage. Shakelp. Troilus and Creffida My brothe Is pris'ner to the bifhop, at whofg hand He hath good nfage; and great liberty Shakefpeare's Henry V1 The reft were fav'd, and made enthralled fivaine To all the bafeft nfages there bred Chapman What ufage have I met with from this adverfary who pafies by the very words I tranflated, an "produces other paflfages; and then heors and crie out of my difingenuity Stilling fleet Are not hawks brought to the hand and to th lure, and lions reclaimed, by good ufage & L' Efir He was alarmed with the expe@ation of tha ufage, which was then a certain confequent of fuc meritorious acts i Neptune took unkindly to be bound And Eurus never fuch hard «fage foun In his ZEolian prifon Drydan 2. Cuftom; pra&ice long continued O things once received and confirme by ufe long afage is alaw fufficient. In civil affairs, whe there is no other law, cuftom itfelf dot law 3. Manners behaviour fand fo Hooker Obfolete A gentle nymph was found Hight Aftery, éxcelling all the cre In courteous ufage, an unftaine hue Spenfer UsaGer. n. /. [ufager, Fr. from ufage. One who has the ufe of any thing i truft for another 3 H |