Any place where any thing is pubiickly. The chymical analyfis, or operation of. With partion; with defire, love or. S rrrwfullv; mournfully, Dryden, 2 Clamitoufly; miferably. A conquering card now called trump. Spiral; curled; twified. Still; having no noife.
A, [occupo, Latin. ] Important j forcible. Supplied with forces. Ir To aff'eft fo as that the dregs or im¬. To hurry over in confufion.
Cavity: Stone, GEODE. Continuity of ftate 3 con A ant mode 3. manner of continuity. The laws of geometry. To conrraCl itfelf into wrinkles. Disuniting thirgs mingled.
Supported above the ground. Work; edifice of a bridge, PO'NTLEVIS. Fellow; a petty thief; a rafcal. A fmall mount of earth covered with graft. To weary, 1 Chapman, To MOIL. To reftore after injury or dilapidation. Denham, Swift, UNKE'MPT. An, cene, Saxon; een, Dutch. Such as requires expiation. Uleful in the cure of wounds.
SIGNIFICANT, a. fignifant, Fr. Inclofure for Jbeep. Fcovn i zona, Latin, ]. Hole made by punching or pietcing. Skilled 5 fkilful 3 knowing. Donne, To MA'NDUCATE. 7 / [ opuUntia, Latin. J. Pertaining to the tooth-ach. To drench with drink. The care of God oyer created beings; divine fuperintendence, Raki
J. Tne Bate of being fuhjoined j the at! To be loft; to glide. To fet free from any obflru&ion, 4. Fpit up j but it more finally fignifies th., t. juice which is feparated by the glands tailed. Sand fevtn hundred and fixty yards. To build upon any th g. SUPERSTRUCTION.
Not fecure; hazardous; erous. Not formed by pre-. ' Refemblances of paps. Place to place, (bowing the duty on them. Nonexiftence, Bentley, z.
A little Turkifh boot. Not put to ufe; unemployed, Sidney, 2. Prior, To WRITE, nr. Armoury, or repofitory of provifions. To agitate; to put into violent moti¬. 7 /• [ternarius, ternio, Lat. Frolick; humour; odd fancy. Law; rule 5 prescript. Farrier's Dili, PA'NTRY, /. Heavy; dull, Shakefpeare •. A place, it is derived from leaj, Saxon, a field $, when it ends an adjective or ad¬. A game 5 a conteft 3 two games out of.
In'rhetorical oppofition. In Sbakefpeare, vulgar; mean; com¬. Fiell and ffi, ] Fifti in¬. Goes to fee another. Tralgre, French, ] In fpite-. Gentle; quiet; not turbulent. 2- Suitable to the common people. Irrecoverably; to death. Delivery of himlclf to the power of ano¬.
L. No; an adverb of negation. A long dep; a dep taken with ( great vioknee; a wide. To break the natural courfe of rays. Craft or performance of a mafon. Aperture; hole to give a pdifage. To sffeft fuddenly in any particular. To keep from departure. Voted to any perfon or thing. The body left by the foul. To irritate j to provoke. A fpot; a pm of a furface divided by. To RECONCILE, v. [reconcHier, Fr. Planets, becaufe we know it moves round. Zoamba, Goth, pamb, Sax.
From light, f. ] Bright; clear. Men into naval fervice, PRE'SSINGLY. Fwelling in the glands. On; not of the firft rate, Bentley, 2. Gle; effort; ronteft. Unfortunate; nut prosperous. Iron quart, French. ] Prior, To TITTLETATTLE. To compenfate $ to make up by fome-. Remarkable; memorable; obfervable. That with which any thing is compared. Like that of a hog, but longer, and mbie 5EAOOSE. Fro invariable, '] Change-.
VACUUM, f. ] Space unoccupied.