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Show O Yo' Kk EFELLOW. }n. [yoke and fellow 1. Companion in labour 4. Yokefellows in arms Shake[peare's Henry V Let us to France 2. Mate ; fellow ; commonl marriage partner i You cannot think me fi To be th® yokefelloww of your wit Nor take one of fo mean defert To be the partner of your parts by r:iil'mg at th Hudibras fex, very often chufe one of th . Yorb, for yielded York. #. /. [Se part of an egg e Spenfer Obfolete yello Th Yerk. ferves inftead of milk to nourifh the chick for Ray on the Creation confiderable time adj. [geond, Saxon. ey 2 Bein at a diftance within view Yo'NDER with it, and faid, yonder men are too many for a ambaflage, and too few for a fight Bacon's Natural Hiftory For proof look up And read thy lot in yor celeftial fign Milton's Paradife Loft Yon low'ry arbors, yonder allies green. Milton Let other fwains attend the rural care But nigh yor mountain let me tune my lays, Pope Then hear me, gracious heav'n, and grant m pray'r And tempts by making rich, not making poot YO:.I‘. pron. [eop, wh, Saxon ; of ze, ye. 1. The oblique cafe of ye Ye have heard of the difpenfation of the grac of God, which is given me to yox ward Epb. iii. 2 I thought to thow yo How eafy *twas to die, by my example And hanfel fate before you Dryden's Cleomenes What gain yoz by forbidding it to teaze ye t now can neither trouble ye nor pleafe ye. Dryd 3. It is the ceremonial word for the fecon perfon fingular, and is always ufed, except in folemn language In vain you tell your parting lover You wifh fair winds may waft him over But, Madam Prior if the fates withftand, and yo Pope Are deftin'd Hymen's willing vitim too 4. It is ufed indefinitively, as the Frenc on3 any one ;. whofoever Like manna let it fall, and fill be new nothing but a long heap of heavy disjointed clods Yon Yownbp Harte At a diftance withi adv. view. It is ufed when we di Yo'npER. ) reét the eye fro thing to the object anothe ‘The fringed curtains of thine eyes advance Shakefp, Tempeft And fay what thou fee'®t yond Firft, and chicfeft, with thee brin Him that yon foars on golden wing Guiding the fiery-wheeled throne "The cherub Contemplation Milton Yonder are two apple-women fcolding Arbuthnot and Pope Yonp. adj. [I know not whence derived. Mad; furious : perhaps tranfported wit rage ; unde alienatio o mind i which fenfe it concurs with the reft Then like a lion, which hath long time {ough His robbed whelps, and at the laft them foun Amongft the thepherd fwains, then waxeth woo and yond clean.sh data import.tsv out README So fierce he laid about him Spenfer Nor thofe three brethren, Lombards, fierce an yond Yore or Of Yore. adv "#* 3. Long And long'd to tempt him, like good Job of old But Satan now is wiféer than of yore new-plowed land ; but as yoz come near it, you fe my neck, I thould be no more a man of this world Beattie me The devil was piqued fuch faintfhip to behold Make yonder man the fav'rite of thy care 1fT were to fall down yonder precipice, and brea Prior We paffed by what was one of thofe rivers o burning matter: this looks, at a diftance, like Nourith the plant with thy celeftial dew A widow fomewhat old, and very poot Dryden In times ¢f yore an ancient baron liv'd Great gifts beftow'd, and great refpeét receiv'd perfons ; and though firft introduced b corruption, is now eftablifhed.. In th following lines yox and ye are ufed ungrammatically in. the places of eac other; but even this ufe is cuftomary 15 To folitary Saturn bore Milton There liv'd, as authors tell, in days of yore Shakefpeare ‘Good mother, do not marry me to yon fool "%sr % Drayton 2. It is ufed in the nominative, in common langunage,. when the addrefs is:t of ftate in a flat cap, his gloves under his girdle and yond haberdafher in a velvet gown furred wit Ben Fonfor's Difcoveries fables ‘Figranes, being encamped upon a hill with fou hundred thoufand men, difcovered the army o the Romans, being not above fourteen thoufand marching towards him: he made himfelf merr sewi \ AnJ‘f'cach here a fee, his bithoprick of yore Upon the fartheft point of this unfruitful fhore Madam, yond young fellow fwears he will fpea with you Shake[peare's Tavelfth Night Would you not laugh to meet a great counfello 1it Pope Nature hath provided alarge yo/k in every egg, great part whereof remaineth after the chicken i hatched ; and, by a channel made on purpofe Yet I to them for judgment juft do fly Spesfer 2 .Of old time; long ago: with of befor _ Thee bright-eyed Vefta long of yor moft worthlefs.for a companion and yokefellozv Addifon's Spectator Witsefs the burning altars, which he fwore Before Toulon thy yokemate lies Where all the live-long night he fighs. Stepney Thofe who have moft diftinguifhed themfelve X And, guilty, heavens of his bold perjury " Wihich, though he hath polluted oft and yore or mate. Yo KEMATE Y OU Vou, 11 Fairfax [geogana, Sax. Addifon on Italy 5. You is ufed in the fubfequent member of a {fentence, as diftinguithed from ye Stan forth, ye champions wield wh the gauntle Pope Or you the fwifteft racers of the field YOUNG. adj. [10ng, yeong, Saxon ; jorg Dutch. 1. Being in the firft part of life; not old ufed of animal life Guefts fhould be interlarded, after the Perfia ], N old an cuftom, by ages youn ® Carew's Survey of Cornwall There's not the fmalleft orb which thou behold'ft fings ange a lik motio hi i Bu Still quiring to the young-eyed cherubims. Shak I firmly am refolv' Not to beftow my youngeft daughter Before I have a hulband for the elder Thou old and true Menenius Thy tears are falter than a younger man's‘ Sha 71:/;' Noy nced'ft thou by thy daughter to be told Though now thy fprity blood with ags be cold Thou haft been young Drydette When we fay a man is young, we mean tha his ageis yet but a fmall part of that which ufuall men attain. to: and when we"denominate hi old, we mean that his duration is run out almo to the end of that which men do not ufually exceed Locke It will be but a ill exampl dominion, by God' to prove ordination tha belonge eldeft fon; becaufe Jacob the younge to th here had it Locke From earth they rear him firuggling now wit death And Neftor's youngeft ftops the vents of breath Pope 2. Ignorant; weak Come, elder brother, thou art teo young in this Shakefpeare 3. It is fometimes applied.t vegetabl life There be trees tha bear beft when they begi to be old, as almonds; the caufe is, for that al trees that bear muft have an oily fruit; and yown rees have 4 more watry juice, and lefs concoted Bacon Young. .z / 'The offspring of. animal collettively "The hedge-fparrow fed the cuckoo fo long That it had its head bit off by its young Shakefpeare's King Lear So many days my ewes have been with young So many weeks ere the poor fools will yean. Shak The eggs difclos'd their callow yourg. Milton Th reafo wh bird are oviparnus an la eggs, but do not bring, forth .their yosng. alivey i becaufe there might be more plenty More's Antidote againft Atheifin Not {o her young 5 for their unequal lin Was heroes make, half human, half divine Their earthly mold obnoxious was to fate Th' immortal part affum'd immortal ftate felves ggather and lay CR u You'nGisH. adj what young in ftore for them Ray on the Creation [from young. Some She let her fecond room to a very genteel your i/b man #. /. .[from youn You'NGLING Img, .Saxon. part oflife More dear unto their God than younglings t Fairy Quee t!zeifirdam Youngling, thou canft not love fo dear as I -Grey-beard, thy love doth fr When we perceive that bats unreafonable to infer, the with milk Encou.mvg' thus fuckle their you fhe- brough her yowng ni The ftately beaft the two Tyrrheide bred Snatch'd from his dam, and the tame younglin Dr You'~GLy adv [from joung. 1. Early in life. Say we read lectures to you How youngly he began to ferve his country How long continued, and what ftock he fprings of Shakefp 2. Ignorantly; weakly You'NGSTER. ) . /. [from young. You'NKER youn i 1 con tempt (",i';;lhz;xu bbal:e[[? eyes thin t venomou An He ordain'd a lady for his prize {kill'd i an young an fai praifeful Generall Chapman houfewiferies paws youn hi hanfel h dee In timorou Cow/ claws Srme fo bea rugge th And leave What, will you not take mine ea my pocket pick'd See how the morning ope of the glorious fun And takes her f How well refembles it the prime of youth Trimm'd like a yonker prancing to his love, Skaz Whil |
