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Show A likenefs to the face, are not to be omitted Dryden's Dufrquay Every one cannot diftinguifh between fine an mixed filver: thofe who have had the care an government of politick focieties, introduced cointh as a remedy ftamp wa the publick, that under fuc a awarrant 2, A protuberance of trees ¥, Wlpighi, in his treatife of galls, under whic he comprehends all preternatural and morbofe tumours of plants, doth demonftrate that all fuc o a denomination the thould receive a piece of fuch a weight and fineLocke nefs @. a. [from war ; or fro o Warra"y To make wa guerroper, old French. upon A word very elegant and expreflive, though obfolete But Ebranc falved both their infancie With noble deeds, and warray'd on Brunchil In Hainault, where yet of his victorie Brave monuments remain, which yet that lan envys Spenfer [ peenp Saxon. Wa'RWORN Wa'rRy fets too great a valu W as Shakefpeare's fulius Cefar Dryden's Zncid If thou prate of mountains, let them thro Millions of acres on us, till our ground Singeing his pate againft the burning fun Make Offa like a qvart Shakefpeare's Hamlet In old ftatues of ftone, which have been puti cellars, the feet of the being bound with leade bands, there it appeared the lead did fwell, infomuch as it hanged upon the ftone like zvarss Bacow's Natural Hiftory Like vile ftones lying in faffron'd tin Qrawartsy or weals, it hangs upon her fkin, Donne left they fhoul . a. [paycan, Saxon; wa/ Be baptized, and wwafb away thy fins s i Sins of irreligion muft #ill be fo accounte ance and be wafbe 6 for off by repentTaylor Recollect the things you have heard, that the may not be wafhed all away from the mind by torrent of other engagements Waits's Improvement of the Mind 4. T'o colour by wathing She can wa/b and fcour,m fh e nee -A fpecial virtue 3 fo the wafhed and {coured Shak. Two Gent, of ;?: : Wasu. 7 /. [from the verb. 1. Alluvion 5 any thing collei [{‘he ';vafl Toavafh overa coarfe or infignificant meaning is to counterfeit nature's coin Collier of the Afpect Shall poefy, like law, turn wrong to right And dedications wafp an Athio white To Wasi. . n 1. To perform the a& of ablution I will go 2vafb Young And, when my face is fair, you fhall perceiv Whether I bluth or no Shake[peare's Coriolanss Wafb, and be clean 2 Kings, vo 13 Let each becalm his troubled breaft Wafb and partake fexcne the friendly feaft Pope's Ody/fey Water €ommons, an of paftures, fields r0ads, where rainwater hat a lon tim of great advantage to all lan }gVIc»rIt]ilmlefrc';tLeI;;/; z. A bogs amarth afen quagmir Full thirty times hath Phebu c gone round Neptune's f lt wafb, and Tellus' orbed groun Sbalz:fi; The beft part of m powe Were in the awafpes all unwarilyy Devoured by the unexpeéted flood Skat, K. Fobn 3. A medical or cofmetick lotion Try whether children may not have f m to make their teeth better and ftronger 'mj, Bacon's Natural HWU They paint and patch their imperfeci Of intelletual comple&ions And daub their tempers o'er with wafbe As artificial as their faces Hudibyas He tried all manner of wafbes to bring hi t a better complexion but there was no good toh done L'Eflr(mgp None are welcome to fuch, but thofe who fpea paint and evafb; for that is the thing they lovesand no wonder, fince it is the thing they need South's Sermons To fteal from rainbows, ere they dro in fhow'rs A brighter wwg/p Pope's Rape of the Lack Here gallypots and vials plac'd Some £ill'd with zvafbes, fome with pafte. Swift 4+ A fuperficial ftain or colour g i o1 Imagination ftamps fignification upon his face and tells the people heis to go for fo muchy wh oftentimes being deceived by the 'wqflr, never exa mine the metal, but take him upon content. Collizr 5. The feed of hogs gathered from wafhe difhes The wretched, bloody, and ufurping boar That fpoil'd your fammer-ficlds and fruitful vines Swills your warm blood like 7vafb, and makes hi troug 6. Th . 'To moiiten ; to wet: as, the rain wa/be the flowers ; the {ea wa/bes many iflands . To affect by ablution as to crave pardon ‘2. To cleanfe clothes In your embowell'd bofoms . To cleanfe by ablution Dryden's Zneid tuberance on the fleth them How fain, like Pilate, would I zwz/p my hand Of this moft grievous guilty murther done Shake[peare's Richard 111 Look how fhe rubs her bands.-- --It is an accuftom'd acion with her to fee thus wafbing her hands. - Shake[peare's Macbeth Wafph me_throughly from mine iniquity, an cleanfe me from,my fin Plalm lis 2 Thou didft zvafh thyfelf Ez, xxiii. 40 Which drizzled blood upon the capitol corneous excrefcence ; a {fmall pro o chen, Dutch. In ranks and fquadrons, and right form of war 1. night an The preterite of 75 BEk 7o WASH Duke Menaphon Shake[p. Comicdy of Errours Fierce fiery woarriours fight upon the cloud WART. 7. /. [peapz, Sax. awerte, Dutch. b Enoch walked with God, and zvas not; for Go took him Genefisy Ve 24 Brought to this town moft by that famous warriour Young tim raife him too high in his own imagjination Addifor's Spectator I came from Corinth Camilla led her troops, a warrisgr dame Unbred to fpinning, in the loom unfkill'd She chofe the nobler Pallas of the field Dryden's Znei Defire of praife firft broke the patriot's reft And made a bulwark of the warriour's breaft at n day Spenfer Each thing feigned ought more wary be. Speny Each warns a warier. carriage in the thing Left blind prefumption work their ruining, Daniel Others grow wary in their praifes of one, wh I found him here, as melancholy as a lodge in Qarren Shakefpeare's Much ado about Nothing The coney convenes a whole awarren, tells he ftory, and advifes upon a revenge L>Efrange Men fhould fet fnares in their warrens to catc polecats and foxes Diyden's Spanifio Friar The mute walls relate the warriour's fame And Trojan chiefs the Tyrians pity claim Arians faction were, coul and therefor few. Hooker enemy to th all the head Of captive wretched thrals, that waile A kind-of park for rabbits I fing the warrionr and his mighty deeds Lauderdale The warriour horfes tied in order fed Cautious plainly heard to ufe either form Hooker Good caufe he had to haften thence away For on a day his wary dwarf had fpy'd Where in a dungeon deep huge numbers la [waerande, Dutch ; gue A {ol [Pmn, Saxon. He is above, and we upon earth it behoveth our words to be wary an Leontius, their bithop, although a better part, yet ewary and fubtle, a Spenfer's Paflorals Wa'rr10UR. 7. /. [from awar. dier ; a military man adj fcrupulous ; timoroufly prudent of th Ainfwarth Wor Their gefture fad Inveft in lank lean cheeks and zwaravorn coats Prefented them unto the gazing moo So many horrid ghofts Shakefpeare's Henry V Worfe WA RRENER. 7 /. [from awarren.] Th keeper of a warren WA'RRIANGLE. m /. [lanio. A hawk adj. [war and worn. with war Others faine, but how truly 1 note All for they holden fhame of their cote renne, Fr. Ray on the Creation with warts They fay the world is wwarre than it wont All for her fhepherds is beaftly and bloont 7. / are excited or raifed up by fom 7. /i [wart and wort5 verrucaria, Latin. Spurge Ainfworth Wa'rRTY. adj. [from wart.] Grown ove The which myfelf againft myfelf do make WaRrRRE. adj Obfolete feéts are found Wa'RTWORT This continual, cruel, civil war No fkill can ftint, nor reafon can aflake. Spenfer Six‘years were run fince firt in martial guif The chriftian lords earraid the eaftern land Fairfax and excrefcences the very pulp of fuch buds And to themfelves all nations did fubdue, Spenfer Whilft my weak powers of paflions warraid are where any in avarts, tumours venenofe liquors, which with their eggs fuch infeéts fhed ; or boring with their terebraz, inftil int Of thefe a mighty people fhortly grew And puiffant kings, which all the world warraid WA'RREN moles, adding In painting, the wwarts an 3. Security ag WA A Shake[ps Riche 11 aé of wafhing the clothes of a fa mily ; the linen wathed at once Wa'suBaLL # /. [wa/b and ball] Ball made of {oap I afked a poor man how he did; he faid he wa like a wvafbball, always in decay Swift WA'SHER. 7. /. [from ava/h. Qne tha wafhes Quickly is his laundrefs, his avafber, and hi wringer Shakefpeare Wa'suPoT. 7/ [wwefband por.] Avefle in which any thing is wafhed Bebold fev'n comely blooming youths appear And in their hands fev'n golden wafbpots bear Wa'say 1. Watry Cowley adj. [from wea/b. damp On the wafhy ouze deep channels wore Eafy, ere Go had bid the ground be dry M'[W' 2. Weak ; not folid A polifh of clearnefs; evenly and fmoothly {pready not over thin and wwafby, but of a pretty folid con to Wo c e fif WASP. 7 /. [pearp, Saxon ; wi/pa, Latin ; gusfpe, French. A brifk ftingin infe&, in form refembling a bee More avafss, that buz about his nofe Will make thi.s‘fi'ing the fooner. Sbfzk.He_fl- V Why, what a zvafp-tongued and l,mpatlen Art thou, to break into this vfir:):;li :}:‘3? Tying thine ear to no tonbl:;bakej}eare's Hi t'ring with a wa/p Encou V Dflylofl He in his arms the fly dothcla PWA' PISH 1R, i Dic |