| OCR Text |
Show H. WHI ings, often repeated, which lookiike fo many whip ShakelveaQA t him wher Id chance to svkip your information »md ily we fee fome raw pin-feather'd thin Attempt to mount, and fights and herces fin_j Who for falfe quantities was ewhipt at¥cheo But € other day, and breaking grammar-rale Dryder Jow did he return this haughty brave ‘Who whipt the winds, and made the fea his flave Dryder This requires morve than fetting children a tafk ahd i qvbipfing them, without any more ado, if it b Locke no t done to our fancy Oh chain me ! zwhip me ! let me be the fcor fordid rabbles and infulting crowds O Give me but life. Smith's Phadra and Hippolitus Heirs to titles and large eftates have a weaknef in their eyes, and are not able to beax the pain an indignity of whipping wwife 5. To lath with farcafn They would ewhip me with their fine wits,, til I was as crefe-fallen as a dried pear Shakefpeare's Werry VWines of Pindfor 6. To inwrap 155 Aring is ficmly aubipe about with fmall gut that it ma rowler th Wurr @ eafie a wic tainiug the fenfe A Tadicrous ufe L' Eftrange To move nimbly tween Tatler Pain And faft befide him fat tumultuous Strife The one in hand an iron whip did frain The other brandifhed a bloody knite Spenfer Put in ev'ry honeft hand a whkip To laih the rafcal naked through the world Shakefpeare's: Qthello Love is merely a madnefs, and deferves as well dark-houfe and a whip as madmen do Shakefp Hizh on her head the rears two twifted fnakcs Her chain fhe rattles, and her whip fhe fhakes Dryden Ip his right band' he holds the wbip, withwhic ke is fuppofed to drive the horfes of the fun. 444 Withithe utmoft hafte Each ftaunch polemic awbip and jpur thick and daflv thro' thin an Dunciad Wrr'rcorp. s [/ [awhip and cord.] Cord ©of which lzfhes are made Xn Raphacel firfk worles are many fmall fold- Love is merely a madnefs, and deferves as wel a dark-houfe and .a whip as madmen do; and th reafon why they are not fo punifhed is, that th _ awhippers are in love too Shakefpeare WrI'PPINGPOST. 7. [ [whip and poft. A pillar to which criminals are boun when they are lafhied Could not the whigpingsoft prevail With alilits thetrick, not che jail To keep from flaying fcourge thy fkin And ancle free from iron gin' Hudibras Wea1'rsaw . [, [awhip and faw. The wwhiffazvis ufed by joiners to favs fuch grea pieces of ftuff that the handfaw will not eafil Moxon whic the fteerfman "hold to move the helm and turn the fhip Bailey Wai'psTeR. m /. [from avhip.] A nimble fellow I'am not valiant neither But ev'ry puny whipfler gets my fword Shakefpeare's Othello Giv that ewhipfter but his errand He takes my lord chief juftice? warrant. Prior Warret for awhipped To WHIRL be fript Tuffer «. 4. [bpyrran, Saxon ; wvir belen, Dutch. To turn round rapidly My thoughts axe wwbirled like a potter's wheel I know not whe: Iam, nor what I do Shakefp. Henry V1 He awbirls his {word around without delay And hews through adverfe foes an ample way Dryden With his full force be whirl'd'it firfk around But the foft yiclding air receiv'd the wound Dryden The Stygian flood Falling from on high, with beilowing foun Whirls the black waves and rattling ftones around Wit Addifon impetuous motion zobild apace This magick wheel ftill moves, yet keeps its place Granwille They have ever been taught by their fenfes, tha the fun, with all the planéts and the fixed ftars are whirled round this little globe Wats's Iproversent of the Mind Zo WHIRL s Wil and diftragte w : hey jutling plunge a idt . the foundndiinm 1 hc:. ficod away the dt uggling fquau‘ro:x k&? And men, and asms, a d horfes 'tbl;irli}rg 2. To move haflly She ; what he fivears rogagayx Tha y no mo r t).xc ,dc'af rocks when th loyd billows roa Butavhirld away to fhun hi hateful fighe, Bid'in the foreft D:yd&'s,‘zl«:;, WHIRL. 7. /. [from the verbi{ N 1. Gyration; quick rotation ; cir olar mg. tio ; rapid circumvolution v. 7 1. To run round rapidly He, vapt wilhrwbir/iug wheels, inflames the fkye With fire not made to burn, but fairly for to thine Five moons were feen to-night Spenfer Four fixed, and the fifth did =vbir/ abou The other four in wond'rous motion Shakefp. King Fobn As young ftriplings whip the top for fpor On the fmooth pavement of an empty court The wooden engine flies and =whirls about Admird with clamours of the beardlefs routs Dry *Twere well your judgments bu in plays range But ev'n your follies and debauches c ang With fuch a ebird, the poets of your a Are tir'd, and cannot fcore them on the f ge Dryden, 52 Wings raife my feet; 'm pleas'd to m uzt o high Traceall die mazes of the liquid fky Their various turnings and their zuhirk declare And live in the vaft regions of the air Creeoh's Maniliys Notawhirlof time, nox flight of YCAIS, 0an v /Cmcb.i" I have been watching what thoughts came u i in the <w.irl of fancy, that were worth comfupi cating ope How the car rattles, how its kindling wheel Smoke in the whir : the circling fand afcends And in the noble duft the chariot 's lofft Swith 2. Any thing moved with rapid rotation For though in dreadful ewbirls we hun High on the broken wave P I linew thon were not flow tothear Nor impotent to fave Addifon' Spectator Wai'rRLBa®. 72 [ [whirl an/d/Zflt-]_Afi) thing: moved rapidly reund to give blow. Itis frequently ufed by the poets / for the ancient ceftus Lefie worthie than theefe to be whipts WHIP. 7. /. [hpeop, Saxon.] An inftrument of corretion tough and pliant &Lam who punifhes with whipping In Bridewel a numbe Two friends travelling together, met a bear upo the way: the one whips up a tree, and the othe throws himfelf flat upon the ground. L Effrange The fimple *fquire. made a fudden fait to folTow; but the juftice of the quorum whigped be WaiP and fpur On in his han Szoift Thus difpofed, it lies ready for you to wwhip i ozt in a moment Saoift There fat inferna [from awhip. asuizy as, ont, or, up fo out of the well Warr, @, #n ludicrous word 7z afcer Z WHI'PPER Tuiffer particl itk Sufan whips her linen from the rope {t the firft drizz'ling fhow's is bora aflope Have wbiplafh wel kiotted and castrope inough thin He awhipt his rapier out, and cries, a rat Axnd in this brainith dpprehenfion kill "The unfeen good old man. Shakefpeare''s Hamlet She in a hurry qbips up her darling under he arme L2 Efirange Raife yourfelf upon your hinder legs, and the fererch outout your head: I can eafily wbip up t an Thelafh or {mall en # Wi 'pLASH of a whip an In his lawlefs fit horns The archangel, whea Difcord was reftive, an would not be drawn from her beloved- monalter with fair words. has the 2vhip-band of her, an Diyden drags her out with many firipes reach through Behind the arras hearing fomething Rir vou Wa1PGRAFTING. 7. /. [In gardening. A kind of grafting WeaipeA'ND. 2. [ [ whip and band! Advantage over Wa1'PSTAFF. #. /. [On fhi Pt piece of wood faftened to O the helm 'To tak nimbly T afway move in the edge of DMoxon's Mech. Exe Dryden cords £ the caufe o wwhip them all At ewhbirlbat he had flain many, and,was n0W L'Eftrange himfelf flain by Poliux The ewhirlbat's falling blow they nimbly fhus And win the yace ere they begin torun Creech's Marilius The guardian angels of kingdoms he rejected as Dares did the awbirlbats of Eryx, when they wer throw befere him by Entellus - Drydens ‘The wehirfbar and the rapid race fhallibe S Refervid for Cefar, and ordain'd by me, Dryden's Virgil Wa1'RLBONE. 7. /. The patella; the ca Ainfworth of the knee and gig WHIRLIGIG. 7. /. [awhi l | A1) = which children fpin round = He found' that marbles taught bim percufiion and whirdigizs the axis in peritrochio gz'rbwb;:o.f and Pope's Mart. St.flb{m"g;, That fince they gave things their beginning Priar And fet this whirligig a {pinning Wur'rRreit. 1}z / [hpypgpole, Saxon. Wur'rrroor. § A place where the water moves circularly, and draws w}mteve comes within the circle towards its céfi te a‘vortex Poor ‘Tora ! whom the foul fiend hath led throu 2 ford and' cwhirlpool; oler bog and quagmiic f?l:.:,figfpmre': King Lear profo m fasti mlef th Dowsn funk they, like a falling ftong Sandys By raging vhiripits overthrownt This calm of heaven, this mermal 35g melody Into an unfeen whiripeol draws you fail And in a2 momezt finks you. {){}‘cl'- SP""{ i‘:‘,‘" mc Send forth, ye wife! fend forth your thought Let it return with empty notions fraugh e F OF aity ) columns3 every moment. brole oke Pni. f o Of circling wchirlpeols, and of fpheie L eThere migh soht us MOtIon abitlpelsG vertigin fom arif 3%' i |
