PERSPECTIVE, (S. An art which, gives rules for reprefenting objedls on a. plane, according to their dimenfions and. L. ODORTTEROUS, (A. ) Of didance and ini'o'ent contempt.
Fpcaking after the manner of the French. Perform many fupernatural aflions by. Sack of tyheat, Four buftiels. DO'GGREL, (S. ) A low kind -of poetry. L. DU'RANCE, (S. Confinement, im-. With Aftronomift, is the. REVE'RT, (V. ) To return back. COD, (S. A fca-fifh, a. FRET, (S. A di p in muflek, 2. WA'RINESS, (S. ) Caution, heedfulnefs.
Wr'IT, (S. An unexpefted conjunilion. DO'WDY, (S. ) A flatternly, fwarthy, ill. drefsM woman. To get or acquire, 4. L. A'RDOR, (S. Burning heat, a. Ve-. In Montgomcry/hiie, 158 milpsfrom Lon-. A penfion or^llowance. JO'BBER, (S. One who undertakes.
RUG, (S. A rough woolen coverlid for. G, THREE, (S. ) The number III. 'RROW, (S. ) The day after the pre». Town in the "Weft Riding of "Vorkihire, 171; miles from.
Tenfes or times, the prefent, the paft, and the future; or in. To improve it, TURN, (S. The a£b of turning, 2. London, with a market on Wednefday. Unfeemly, unbecoming. INKI'NDLE, (V. ) To fet on fire. Fented with a chearful countenance, and. Ner of placing them, all the elegance, harmony, and force of. SIP, (V. ) To drink 01 flip a little at a. time.,, ■ 1-. Apparition or ghoU, 3. ParaUcIs, equally dillant on the North.
RACK, (V. ) I, To torture upon a rack, '. Without moiflure, 2. MNEMO'NICKS, (S. ) The art of me-. Any thing that moves roOnd. To heave up as fee fea, in a ftorm, 3. He has a trunk which ferves him. BERLI'N, (S. ) A travelling chariot, firR. IWp with one deck, richly adorned. SAMBINI'TO, (S. A coat of fack-. F. FRANCHI'SE, (V. ) To grant liberty, freedom, privileges. F. GA'RDEN, (S. ) A place rtocked with. Ing on the elder tree. HUM, (V, ) To make a noife like bees, as in finging with the lips clofe.
■ 'NTECiUS, or Bountiful, (A. ) Lifted up, ^ranfported. A fault or midake, 3. Pediment, obfliuflion. Digitized by oucjob. It has a fair on April 17, June 22, ^. Powered to aft for another. Timber that lies crofs the flern, immedi-. Z. COMPLAI'Nj (V. To bewail, 2. L, CFMETER, (S. ) A crooked fwetd. Are the firft Monday in Lent, June 20, Sept. 19, and Dec. ii.
An infinite number of fixed ftars, which, by reafon of their immenfc diftance, can-. CoijJ f^uadron ol' tlie royal navy, and liri. MEE'TING, (S. An aficmbly, 2. Wooden velTei hooped round like a pail, 2. F, SOOT, (S. ) Smoke condenfed. L. O'RDNANCE, (S. ) Artillery, or great. PEEL, (S. The nnd of fruit, s. A. kind of Ihovcl to fet bread, £?.
F. DEMA'ND, (V. ) To a(k, require, or. An iron to go through the eye of a bolt^. Gainft the fupreme power. To grow lefs eager, 6. STA'RTLE, (V. ) To affright or eaufc. COMPO'SE, (V. To frame or in-. Timber that lerves to hoift up the anchor'. Joint or jimflure of two Aones. L. SE'RPENT, (S. ) A fnak e, 2. The oracle declared wheever fhould untie. A rtegro, a blackamoor. F, HiySTESS, (S. ) The miftrefs of an inn. The ftones of a building fcem to be taken.