The English PARNASSUS: OR, A HELPE TO English Poesie.
Containing A COLLECTION Of all Rhyming Monosyllables, The choicest Epithets, and Phrases: With some General Forms upon all Occasions, Subjects, and Theams, Alphabetically digested
By JOSUA POOLE. M. A. Clare Hall Camb.
Together with A short Institution to English Poesie, by way of PREFACE.
London, Printed for Tho. Johnson, at the golden Key in St. Pauls Church-yard. 1657.
I Shall not need to derive any confidence from the long acquaintance and friendship hath passed between us, to presse you to the Patronage of this work, when there are so many other Considerations that in a manner force it on you, as having a certain right in it; it is the account of many a years Stewardship, the product of many a midnight thought, during my relation to you and those young Gentlemen committed by you to my charge and oversight, in a word, it had the first and last hand put to it, that is, ows both its originall and perfection to your house at HADLEY. There are indeed abroad in the world many books conducing to the improvement of youth in good Letters, whereof it may be said of some, they are superfluous, of others they are burthensome, and by multiplicity of instruction distract [Page] the Learner. And this proceeds partly from an itch of reputation, which even those of that laborious, (nay, by many sleighted) profession are not free from, partly from the difficulties that attend the education of youth, and partly from that generall humour, in most men of discovering their invention in furnishing the world with something that is new, or their wit in reforming and advancing what had been done by others. But for this of mine, you are not ignorant of the difficulty of the attempt, what a strange multitude of Authors I have been forced, as it were to anatomise, and that I may say, without any great losse of Modesty, that there never came yet abroad so methodicall an Institution of ENGLISH POESIE. For you, who look on education through other prospective glasses than those of necessity or advantage, know, that it requires a person of generous inclinations, that as an exrprest Architect, layes the solid foundations of humane life, and undertakes a businesse that hath the greatest influence on Policy, Morality, and Religion.
This once granted, no pains, no care, no vigilancy can be too great that is spent upon the cultivation of these noble plants, were there only this inducement that we should transmit them such to posterity as that they may in them perceive our care and tendernesse. Upon these [Page] grounds did I enter into the present relation to you, which being, as I said, a stewardship, it is but just I should bring something to testifie my faithfulnesse. You know how beneficial this work hath been where it was brought forth, and exercised, and I leave it to you, either to communicate it, or conceale it. If ever it come abroad into the world, I desire it may be under the conduct of your name, that, for your particular, it may be satisfied how much you have contributed to the the Commonwealth of Learning, and, for mine be convinced, how conscientious I have been in the discharge of my duty, what great respects I have for you, and how passionately desirous I am to expresse my self,
IT is the ordinary misfortune of posthumous works, like Orphans, to be exposed to the mercy of others; insomuch, that when they come to appear in the world, they have not those accommodations, which such as are advanced by their own parents and friends, commonly have. Were the learned Author of this laborious work alive to see this production of his abilities, and extraordinary industry come abroad, there needed not any to give account of it but himself. For who could have said more for the advantage and ornament of Poesy, than a person who had so fortunately spent both his time and endeavours to cultivate it in the highest manner that could be? But since he is not, the Reader must accordingly abate of his expectation, and, instead of large Institution of Poesie, such as might well attend the present Work into the world, accept of such as [Page] slight account thereof, as may be proportionable to their capacities, for whose improvement, instruction, and convenience, these endeavours of his were intended. They indeed were calculated for their meridian who stood subject to the ferula; which yet hinders not, but they may indifferently contribute to the assistance of all those, who find in themselves any natural inclination or happinesse of thought more than ordinary, to expresse themselves in verse.
We are then to note, that as the world became more and more civilized, Harmony, I mean that of speech and mutual expression one to another, grew more and more into reputation. Hence is it that those languages are considered as the most refined that are most susceptible of Harmony, and those most favouring of incivility and barbarisme, wherein a man cannot expresse himselfe without harshnesse and discord. This harmony, in prose, consists in an exact placing of the accent, and an accurate disposition of the words; such as delighting the ear, doth in a manner captivate the passions and the understanding. Of this, strange instances might be made in the ancient Orators, who may be said to lead the people whither they pleased. In Poesie, it consists besides the aforesaid conditions of Prose in measure, proportion and Rhime. All we have to say relates only to the [Page] latter, and in that, confining our selves particularly to English Poesie.
There are some, who in point of Poetry attribute so much to Nature that they think all rules and directions absolutely unnecessary, and consequently that it is not reducible to any Art; and this they categorically affirme of some Nations, allowing to others greater advantages and inclinations to perfection and excellency therein, as particularly to the Greeks and Latines. But those certainly consider not that we are equally the children of Nature; that wit, and happinesse of conceit are an universal patrimony, and that there are in every language certain heights proportionable to their Idiome, as may very much advance Poetry. Besides the injustice they do the modern Languages, often comparing their Poetry to that of the Greek and Latines, and finding it somewhat disconsonant they presently condemne it as savage and barbarous, when haply, consider'd with relation to the Languages, it is much the more excellent. To which may be added the advantages, in point of Poetry, accrewing by Rhime, and consequently that the Languages that are enriched by it, are the most suscep [...]ible of Poesie. But for these and the like controversies arising concerning Poetry, we refer those that are desirous of further satisfaction to the defence of Poesie, wri [...]ten by Sir Philip Sidney, printed at the end of the Arcadia; [Page] Mr. Sa. Daniel's Apologie for Rhime, written in answer to a Pamphlet in his time, entituled Observations in the Art of English Poesie; and a certain Treatise entituled, The Art of English Poesie, divided into three Books, the first of Poets and Poesie; the second of Proportion, and the third of Ornament, printed in the year 1589. treating of Poesie in generall, and exemplifying in the English.
As to English Poesie, we shall lay it down as granted, that it may be fortunate in any kind, and upon any subject, if it meet with a true son of Parnassus, and a genius that knowes how to manage it. And yet we find by experience that the most considerable, and for ought can be found, the most fortunate therein were a sort of Chimists, men of much leisure, and sedentary lives, who writ altogether in Stanza's. In so much that for some centuries of years, the greatest part of English Poetry, was spent on those barren and indeed abstruse subjects of Chymistry, and the Philosophers stone, as I have it from a Gentlemans observation, who is excellently well versed in Treatises of that nature, and hath a strange, and almost incredible collection thereof. But the English Language ariving daily to greater perfection and purity, Poesie must needs accordingly extend to all subjects and occasions, incident to humane life; and since it admits of the same division into species, [Page] as the Greek and Latine, we must, being obliged to them for their Termes, submit to their Method.
The chiefest of all the species of Poesie, is the Heroick, or Epick, as being a representation of Heroes, or great and fortunate men, and accordingly requiring a certain state and Majesty suitable to the persons it represents. Some, in Mr. Johnson's time, vainly attempted to write a Heroick poem, in imitation of the Greeks and Latines, by the measures of Spondey and Dactyl, without any regard to rime. Of that number was he, who sent him a coppy of verses beginning thus,
In this kind were written by the Ancients, all kind of Historical Poesie, performed by most of the Europian Languages, till of late, by way of Stanza's.
A second species of Posie is the Lyrick, which is of such extent, that it may be made use of on any occasion. To this head are referred Madrigals, Sonnets, Hymnes, Ballets, Odes, whereof some are amorous, some rural, some military, some jovial, made for drollery and drinking; in a word, what suits best with the Poets humour. To these may be added, Epithalamiums, written upon occasion of Nuptials, Epinicions, of Victories, Genethliacks [Page] of Nativities, Congratulatories, &c. The most eminent of all writers of this kind, were among the Latines Horace and Catullus.
A third species is that of Elegies, Threnodies, and such like long-breathed Poems on luctiferous subjects. To this is reducible, what ever may be said on sad and dolefull occasions. Of this Ovid in his book de Tristibus, is, as it were, the Grand Exemplar.
A fourth kind is that which is called Dramatick Poesie, divisible into diverse species, and comprehending, Tragedies, Comedies, Interludes, Masks, Entertainments, Dialogues, Satyres, Frolicks, Georgicks, Pastoralls, Piscatories, Nauticals (which three last, passe commonly under the name of Eclogues) Memoralls and the like. In these the Poet is not strictly obliged to rhime, but only to measure, being such as are principally intended for the stage, the main grace hereof consists in representation and action. Of all these, the most ancient is the Satyre, a kind of writing, reproving common and popular abuses, so called, for the bitternesse and invectives thereof, which was such that to regul [...]te and reforme their licentiousresse and exorbitance Tragedies and Comedies were introduc'd.
A fift is the Epigram, a facetious kind of writing, full of spirit, humour, and fancy. It is of a vast extent, as comprehending Epitaphs, [Page] Characters, Emblems, Devices, Motto's, Hieroglyphicks, Definitions, Aphorisms, Distributions, Paradoxes, Rebus's, Problems, It is full of mirth and salt, sententious, directive, as to Morality, proverbiall, Mythologicall, Enigmaticall, in a word hath all humane actions and accidents to work upon, closing up all with a certain smartnesse of conceit. The numerous brood of it, are, ingenious fallacies in, and extra dictionem, Encomiasticks, Vituperatories, Scoffs, Sarcasms, Jeers, Jests, Quibbles, Clinches, Quippes, Bulls, Anagrams, Chronograms, Acrosticks, Criticismes, in a word whatever is of Succinct and concise Poetry, on what subject soever, handsomly couched, and worded.
To these may lastly be added certain Poeticall Treatises concerning Learning, Science, or some particular sect of Philosophy, such as that of Lucretius, Epistolary writings, such as those of Ovid, wherein he hath been imitated by Mr. Drayton, and Historicall as Lucan, imitated by the same Drayton and Daniel, and translated and supplied by Mr. Thomas May, both in Latine and English.
Having thus made a hasty dissection of Poesie into its severall species, it is now time we descend to some few particular instructions, which duly observed, may contribute something to the ornament and embellishment thereof. There is, as we hinted before, a certain harmony in Prose, [Page] much more necessary is it in Verse, whereof the grace and advantage consists altogether in the Symphony and cadence.
The first Observation then, shall be to endeavour such a disposition of the words, as that, without much labour to the tongue, they make a cerrain melody in the ear, which no sooner hears it, but she judges whether the words be placed so, as to be pronounced without violence by the accent; whence this verse; though it hath the just number of feet, runs harshly to the ear, by reason of the misplacing of the accent.
None think reward rendred worthy his worth.
The case is the same when by an inconsiderable alteration, as haply that of one word, makes what was before harsh become smooth and pleasant.
For instance this,
Though death doth consume, yet verue preserves, with a little transposition will run well enough thus,
Though death doth ruine, vertue yet preserves.
This discovers of what consequence the exact observation of the accent is, which, like right time in Musick, produces harmony, the want of it harshnesse, and discord. In like manner Rhime depends altogether on the accent; whence it comes that many words terminating alike, yet [Page] never rhime well, such as wéaknesse and confésse, náture and endúre, fortune and importune, &c. This is soon discovered by the ear.
The second, to avoid as much as may be long Parentheses, which are a certain torture to the Reader, forcing him to alter his tone till he come to the close of the Parenthesis, and causing in the hearer a distraction and suspence till the sense be united. Examples of this are so frequent, we need not quote any. Some late writers have endeavoured to avoid them even in Prose, and the attempt ought to be cherished and seconded, nor indeed is it very difficult.
To this head may be added a certain licentiousnesse, which some English Poets have in imitation of the Greek and Latine, presumed on to dismember, and disjoyn things that should naturally march together; placing some words at such a distance one from another, as will not stand with the English Idiome. Nay sometimes they fall down into flat prose; a kind of Licentia poetica by no means allowable in English, such is that of these verses.
A third caution i [...], to avoid, as much as may be, frequent Apostrophe's, because of harshnesse and disturbance consequent thereto, such we have in this verse.
Where the words as and he, are apostrophated, which cannot be well admitted. It is ordinary with the same Author to apostrophate us, his, by, to, be, very, &c. very harshly, and not without violence to the ear.
A fourth is to avoid feminine rimes, such as charity and parity, double and trouble, Dunstable, and Constable, &c. which in a verse of ten syllables or Heroick, speaks a certain flatnesse derogatory from the Majesty thereof, and if any where they may be allowed, it is in Ditties and Sonnets, and there hardly, Poesie being now arrived to such purity and perfection.
With this we forbid the use of polysyllables, such as are proper to prose, and come not into verse without a certain violence, such as representation, skilfulness, remediles, reciprocally, convertible, sprightfully; as also the frequent use of words, that have the accent on the fourth sillable from the termination; [Page] as territory, disputable, protonotary, & the like.
A fifth, may be an exact observation of the rime, as that wherein all the symphony and musick of a verse consists. In this Sir Thomas Urquhart, a man of an extraordinary fancy, may be said to be negligent, or indeed it is the fault of his Countrey, which being obliged to France for many things, derive thence a liberty not admittable in English Poesie. Such is that of terminating with the same letters, as conceive, and receive, sun, and son, resent and consent, &c. frequent in French Poetry, or such as not allowed, Poesie, would be lost among them.
As also that of making two words that have but any affinity in sound, to serve for rhime, as effects, and takes, expression and copulation, lean and den, late and set; frequent in Scotch Poets, as it were in imitation of the French, among whom it is tolerable.
Lastly, for the Epithets, which well placed and significant, are no small ornament in a Poeme. These we would have to adde something to the signification of the Substantive, that it may not be thought they onely fill up the line. Thus to say, briny sea, is no more than to say, the sea, the woody grove is no more than a grove, nor were it amisse to avoid a sort of harsh compound words, much affected by some, such as Thunder-thumping Jove, tempest-raising winds, which reading and experience [Page] will soon discover to be the issues of hollow brains, filled with nought but wind.
Thus having run through this short Anatomy of Poesie, all now remains to do is, in few words, to give some little account of the Author, and the design and scope of the present work, for the Author he had sometime the charge and management of a private School at Hadley near Barnet in the County of Middlesex, kept in the house of a worthy Gentleman, one Mr. Francis Atkinson, who out of a design truly generous, and publick, endevouring to prevent the inconveniences of irregulated youth, set up a School or Academy, for the education of a select number of Gentlemens sons of good quality. There, it seems, as he confesseth in his Epistle to the said Mr. Atkinson, he writ this elaborate piece. But this is not his first appearance in the world; for in the year 1655. came forth a book of his called the ENGLISH ACCIDENCE, very usefull for such as it was intended for, as teaching a way to make him that can but indifferently read English, to turn any sentence into pure and elegant Latine, Printed for R. Lownds at the white Lion in Pauls Churchyard.
For the Work, he hath divided it into three parts. The first treats of all rhimes imaginable in English (as the base and foundation of Poesie) according to their severall terminations. The second furnishes the diligent Lover of the Muses, with excellent [Page] choice and variety of apposite Epithets, somewhat in imitation of Textors in the Latine. The third is an ample treasury of phrases, and elegant expressions, gathered out of the best esteemed English Authors that have writ in the severall kinds of Poesie, not unlike that of Thesaurus Poeticus, in Latine. And all this is performed by such an excellent method, and a certain alphabetical disposition, for the greater ease and convenience of those that shall be desirous to advance themselves thereby, that it may be confidently said, the design is absolutely new, there having not any thing of this kind appeared upon the English stage before.
So that there seems nothing requisite to compleat the great structure of this ENGLISH PARNASSUS, or Poeticall Institution, but a Rhetoricall Treatise, such as m [...]y acquaint and furnish the industrious student with these advantages and imbellishments, that advance as well Prose, as Poetry to the highest pitch. And such a Treatise there is already in the Printers hands, to be suddenly put into the Presse, intituled, ENGLISH RHETORICH, and that drawn by the same hand, and polished by the same indefatigable industry, as this PARNASSUS, And of that RHETORICH, there is the like presumption, that proceeding from the same Author, th [...] is, being such as pruned off whatever is burd [...] [...]ome, [Page] and unnecessary, and comprehending all that is beneficiall and conducing to the improvement o [...] such as shall desire it, it will meet with a reward suitable to an undertaking of such concernment to all learning, a generall encouragement acceptation, and applause.
THou hast here, what some would count big enough to deserve the name of Booke, and give thee arguments from the industry in the compiling, and benefit in the use, to work thee to a liking, and extort thy approbation. For my own part, if thou wilt be pleased to pardon the aspiring loftinesse of the title, and to consider for whom it was intended; Nec Suffaenus sum, nec inscribo Praxitelem. If thou findest any thing here either for thy pleasure or profit, thank not me, but the greatnesse of the volume: for could it have been easily transcribed, or any other way made generally usefull to all them for whose sakes I have principally taken this pains; it had neither troubled thee, nor the Presse: nor had I added one more to the numberlesse multitude of scriblers. Condemn it as unworthy the light in what words thou pleasest, and I shall owe thee thanks for giving my thoughts expression by thy langnage. If thou disapprovest it and art a wise man; I shall be too proud to know an understanding man of my judgement: if thou beest a foole, I shall not be very sory to see some hopes of an improvement in thy judgement, by beginning in this to [Page] know what justly to condemne. If thou commendes [...] any thing, whether thou heest wise or otherwise, [...] shall be so far from giving thee thanks, that I sha [...] be halfe angry with thee, for so much crossing m [...] expectation. Vale.
Qui gravis es nimium potes hic jam Lector abire Quo libet—Mart.
Aaron. SAcred, mitred, holy, blessed, grave, priestly, pious.
Abbey. Rich, wealthy, cloysterd, monkish, religious, old, antient.
Abbot. Old, antient, religious, cloysterd, recluse, mitred, reverend, regular, grave, humble, devotious, retired, zealous, abstemious, monkish.
Abraham. Obedient, aged, old, prudent, faithfull, blessed, wise, devout, pious, godly, religious, reverend, sage, grave, holy.
Absence. Envious, long, prolonged, tedious, unwelcome, constrained, forgetfull, oblivious.
Abstinence. Sober, thrifty, honest, frugall, cleanly, chast, lent-like, sparing, chearfull, healthy, wholesome, temperate.
Absurdity. Foolish, dotish, clownish, sortish, repugnant, contradictious, grosse, great, improper, ridiculous, incredible, simple, ignorant.
Abuse. False, deceitfull, ignorant, vain, malicious, grosse, injurious.
Abysse. Gaping, yawning, dreadfull, profound, devouring, darke, insatiate, covetous, deepe, vast, dangerous, affrighting, low, dark, unfathomed, hideous, obscure, hellish, dismal, wide, open.
Accents. Sweet, harsh, harmonious, well-tuned, wounding, killing, [Page 44] stabbing, dying, short winded, long winded, pleasing, delightfull, sad, joyfull, mournfull, sh [...]ill, flat.
Accident. Sodain, unexpected, unthought of, surprizing, casual, fatal, doubtfull, unhoped, unfores [...]e [...], usual, common, various.
Accomplishment. Perfect, entire, wisht, final, happy, successefull, joyfull, for tunate, blest, desired, dispatcht, absolute, total, full.
Accord. Peaceable, amiable, mutual, amorous, composed, unjarring, happy, uniting, sweet, gentle, friendly, agreeing, calme.
Acheron. Deepe, profound, infernal, hellish, shady, sad, black, deadly, dismal, cu [...]sed, unhappy, greedy, devouring, flow, tormenting, flaming, burning, scalding, scorching, boyling, broyl [...]ng, gloomie, pitchi [...], joylesse.
Achilles. Valourous, couragious, swift, warlike, stout, valiant, subtle, cruel, untamed, angry, hardy, fierce, doughty, inexorable, strong, great, brave, generous, willfull, furious, stormy, proud, undaunted, implacable, violent, passionate, seaborn, stubborn, sturdy, unmooved, bloody, fearlesse.
Acquaintance. Familiar, private, sociable, friendly, sweet, long, short.
Acres. Rich, well tilld, fruitfull, fat, wealthy, flowry, hearby.
Accuser. Odious, quarelous, envious, contentious, malitious, angry hurtfull, hated, hatefull, shamelesse, litigious, importunate, unjust, calumnious, loathed, black mouthd.
Adam. Old, antient, first born, dust formed.
Adamant. Hard, unrelenting, iron-drawing, subtle, lasting, enduring, uxorious, loving, wooing, courting, alluring, obdurate, unconquered, solid, eternal.
Adder, v. Snake, Serpent. Writhed, hissing, cold, poysonous, invenoming, long, glistering, swelling, biting, stinking, creeping, crawling, lurking, deadly, dreadfull, mischievous, crested, malicious, scaly, speckled, sl [...]ppery, lybian, loathsome, folded, cruell, bowed, knotted.
[Page 45] Adieu. Last, tedious, sad, grieved, sighed, loathed, lingering.
Adonis. Brave, faire, beautifull, maiden, smooth-chind, neat, spruce, young, amorus, venereous, lovely, sweet, fresh, trimme, tender, soft, pittied, unhappy, deplored.
Admonition. Wise, fatherly, christian, usefull, wholsome, healthy, cordial, sage, grave, timely, provident, carefull, prudent.
Adventure. Hardy, bold, daring, improvident, doubtfull, casual, rash, sodain, brave, strange, happy, couragious, stout.
Adversity, v. Affliction. Infortunate, pittied, calamitous, unhappy, deplored, hated loathed, ruining, crushing, gauling, wringing, pressing, sad black, usefull, tutoring.
Adultery, Adulterer. Unchast, vicious, infamous, lascivious, odious, loathsome, secret, cautelous, wary, watchfull, nightly, base, lewd, lustfull, bestial, brutish, lawlesse, licentious, rammish, rampant, ranke, baudy, obscene, savage, injurious, neat, spruce.
Advocate v. Lawyer. Mindfull, cautelous, wary, subtle, clamorous, eloquent, faire, spoken, knowing, skillfull, ready, consulting, dissembling, colloguinge, silver-griping, see, some, ingenious, witty, nimble, attentive, long tayld.
Aegypt. Memphian, fruitfull, hea [...]bie, fertil, cornie, reedy, superstitious, ingenious, witty, swarthy, fat, mysterious.
Aeneas. Pious, godly, religious, devout, doughty, hardy, stout, couragious, valiant, valorous, wandring, Trojan, perjured, fore-sworne.
Aeolus, v. Wind. Tempestuous, windie, bul-he [...]kt, stormie, imperious.
Aetna. Smokie, sulphureous, burning, fl [...]ming, fiery, S [...]icilian, dreadfull, vaulty, high, lofty, Trinacrian, vaporeous, unquenched, noysefull, belching.
Aeacus. Just, grimme, severe, grave, inexorable, unbribed, rigorous, [Page 46] uncorrupted, unfeed, impartiall.
Affaires. Important, urgent, importunate, pressing, weighty, great.
Affection. v. Love. Vehement, passionate, hot, flaming, hearty, ardent, burnin [...] unfathomd, unmeasurd, immense, great, adventurous, uncontrold, couragious, transporting, intrancing, willing, impatient, amorous, disordered, inordinate, doting, blind, fon [...] officious, strong, obsequious, melting, zealous, tyrant, imperious, wanton, untam'd, thoughtfull, carefull, soft.
Affliction. Grievous, bitter, pressing, galling, grating, wringing, painfull, dolorous, cruel, hard, sad, rough, sharpe, sowre, insuppo [...] table, deadly, vexing, cursed, unhappy, unwelcome, unwish [...] laborious, wearying, hated, fretting.
Affrica. Affrican. Scorcht, sandy, thirsty, monstrous, monster bearing, ho [...] scalding, sweltering, spatious, large, wide, salvage, soultry broyled, swarthy, tawnie, perfidious, light cloathed, crue [...] fierce, rebellious, unfaithfull.
Age. Gliding, slipperie, stealing, creeping, flying, swift, fleete irrevocable, hating, envious, journeying, glib, feathered, winged, rolling, wheeling, riding, succeeding, encroaching, intruding, assaulting, invading, devouring, growing, running, galloping, light-foot, passing, hasty, nimble, swimming, speedie, leaping soft-foot, posting, spurring, swift-wingd, light-heeld, ambling, greedie, succeeding.
Oldage, v. Old. Agate. Indian, precious, spotted, soveraigne, bright, Sicylian, shining, veinie, chearful, painted, streaked, checkerd, scorpion-hating, interlaced, motley, many coloured, chamfered.
Agave. Theban, furious, mad, outragious, fierce, cruel, bloudie, raging, savage.
Ajax. Unconquered, untamed, fierce, undaunted, couragious, valiant, rash, headie, stout, furious, mad, warlick, sterne, hardy, cruell, valorous, strong, great, fearlesse, sturdy, fullen, grimme.
[Page 47] Aire. Fleeting, guilded, pliant, spicie, glowing, sult [...]y, scattered, boundlesse, diffused, dilated, un-inclosed, free, singing, whispering, yeilding, passive, mooving, whirling, chrystal, casing, intrenchant, unwounded, dewie, pressed, sounding, empty, winding, swift, fleete, dispersed, nimble, breathing, shrugging, shapelesse, formelesse, soft, wandring, liquid, enlightned, ambient, transparent, stirring, buxome, subtle, lightsome, clear, thinne, moist, circumfused, light, rolling, open, beamie, slippery.
Aires. Soft, sweet, good, pleasing, enchanting, intrancing, soul moving, pious, gentle, harmonious, melodious, well-tuned, charming, sprightly, delicious, soul-raping, sence-bereaving, warbling, [...]ulling, syrenian, well composed.
Alabaster. White, polisht, compact, clear, bright, shining.
Alacrity. Ready, joyfull, chearful, swift, deliberate, speedy, active, nimble, lustie, industrious, youthful, pliant, flexible, briske, lively, stirring, active, sprightly.
Alarme. Dreadful, sodain, frighting, hot, martial, noyseful, clamorous, furious, astonishing, warlick, moving, tumultuous, unexpected, assaulting, turbulent, loud.
Alcides. Vali [...]nt, furious, fierce, great, grimme, sterne, strong, wandring, unconquered, warlike, bloody, v. Hercules, brawny, sullen, sturdy, sinewie.
Alchymist. Alchymie. Juggling, deceitfull, cozening, cheating, subtle, industrious, potent.
Alder. Tall, sea-loving, shadie, loftie, thirsty, sucking, pithy.
Alderman. Dew-lapt, slow-pac'd, great ruft, grave, venerable, gowned, corpulent, Lord-Maior-would-be, magisterious, supercilious, tun-bellyd, deliberate, gouty.
Ale. Spicy, nappie, nut browne.
[Page 48] Alecto. Furious, pitiless, black, mischievous, sad, sterne, grim, sullen, sturdy, impatient, balefull, poysonous.
Alexander. Ambitious, victorious, insatiate, unconquered, undaunted, couragious, successefull, puissant, hardy, renowned, bold, warlick, great, mighty.
Allurements. False, cheating, cozening, wary, sweet, flattering, soothing lovely, deceitful honyed, winning, wooing, traiterous, inticing taking, catching, attractive, drawing, mortal, deadly, licorish pleasing, luring, inveagling, syrenian, treacherous.
Aloes. Odorous, Indian, black, bitter, strong, Arabian, fragrant.
Altar. Burning, flaming, bleeding, smoaking, fat, vaporous, sacred, pious, religious, odorous, solemne, chast, holy, greasie, green, glittering, crowned, adored, marble, garnisht, impaled, priestly, perfumed.
Alpes. Cloudy, frozen, windie, cold, high, loftie, hilly, horned, stony, rockie, oakie, northern, proud, icie, snowie, open, naked, spatious, shadie, desert, steep, snow-crownd, towring, craggie, rough, woody, leavie, cavie.
Alum. White, icie, stony, chrystal, mineral, rockie, clear, salt, sowre, sharp, tart.
Amazement. Dull, dead, wild, deepe, strange, stupid, stounding, sad, frighful, fearful, pale, astonishing.
Amazon. Scythian, warlike, hardy, stout, cavaleering, cruel, fierce, audacious, manly, masculine, bold, strong, Thracian, braving, one-papt, renowned, couragious, valiant, valourous, rash, heady, furious, raging, half-moon-shielded, antient, axe-bearing.
Amber. Gummie, perfumed, sweet, fragrant, odorous, fat, greasie, liquid, gray, clear, yellow, shining, white, bright, hard, congealed, thin, subtle, transparent, unctious, aromarick.
[Page 49] Ambrosia. Celestial, heavenly, divine, delicious, sugred, lovely, licorish, healthy, sweet, immortal, honey'd, soveraigne, savory, death-ex-pelling.
Ambush. Close, lurking, seceret, private. hidden, traitorous, deceitful, surprizing, concealed.
Ambition. v. Pride. Big, steepe, blind, vain, jealous, hasty, wild, hot, fearish, fiery, restlesse, unsatisfied, unlimited, lofty, unconfined, haughty, proud, unhappy, infortunate, tall, burning, careful, thoughtful, plotting, pale, impatient, highrooft, bold, audacious, daring, damned, envious, greedy, curious, high, swoln, curious, towring, cankerd. v. Pride.
Amethist. Wittie, purple, bright, violet, shining, beaming, blazing sparkling.
Anarchie. Seditious, factious, disordered, unruly, distempered, confuted, injurious, impetuous, enormous, unbiassed.
Ancestors. Honoured, sage, experienc'd, wise, reverend, preceding, grave, knowing.
Anchor. Crooked, unweildie, fangie, toothed, hookie, sharpe, sharptooth'd, biting, firme, sure, bowed, curbing, tenacious, writhed, fastning, locking, shackling.
Anchorite. v. Hermite. Sullen, zealous, pious, devout, retired, devotious, religious, recluse, abstemious, lonely, melancholy, bookish, studious, sad, pensive, withered, aged, sequestred.
Angells. Watchful, winged, glorious, blessed, perfect, celestial, heavenly, divine beauteous, smoothfac'd, heaven-bred, bright-harnest.
Anger. v. Rage Boyling, swelling, frantick, furious, raging, flaming, burning, enchested, passionate, waspish, impatient, red-lookt, inflaming, incensed, stormie, scarlet, moody, cholerick, wrathful, revengeful, chasing, foaming, hot, heating, sparkling, rash, blind, heady, disordered, sterne-visaged, giddy, flame-eyed, dizzy-eyed, ghostly, distempered, transporting, tempestuous, blustering, fierce, cr [...]el, violent, impetuous, threatning, menacing, unbridled, untamed, [Page 50] mistaking, overseeing, frothy, implacable, pettish, bitter, rough wild, stubborn, unruly, litigious, austere, dreadful.
Angler. v. Fisher. Patient, cunning, ensnaring, treacherous, expecting, preying impati [...]nt.
Anguish. Pinching, griping, hard▪ sad, painful, grievous, killing, pressing, wringing, extream, dolorous, doleful, gauling, heart-breaking, pensive, deep, mortal, pittied, bitter, impatient, gnawing fretting, stabbing, smarting, torturing, tormenting, martyring racking, disquiet, heart-rending.
Annals. Memorable, antient, long, immortal, historious, recording, [...] ternal, long-breathed.
Ants. Busie, painful, industrious, active, nimble, stirring, laborious, swarming, numerous, frugal, thrifty, storming, laden, toyling, trooping, crawling, tugging, corne-biting, grain-bearing, theeving, creeping, slender, grain-supporting.
Anthems. Religious, pious, melodious, harmonious, entrancing, soulrapping, ravishing, celestial.
Antiquity. Unpartial, sage, grave, wise, rusty, musty, moldie, dusty, gra [...] hoary, aged, experienc't, prudent, noble, reverend, venerable faithful, honoured, annal'd, silver-haired.
Ape. Toyful, toyish, sportive, gamesome, nimble, active, phantastical, sprightly, counterfeiting, mimick, dissembling, crafty wise, imitating, moving, mumping.
Apennine. High, cold, naked, old, hoary, lofty, oakie, snowie, vast, stony, rockie, icie, hilly, craggie.
Apostle. Holy, blessed, divine, faithful, glorious, many-tongued.
Apollo. Beautious, unshorne, fair-haired, yellow-haired, Amber-trest, pleasant, blith, neat, buxome, rosy, divine, laureat, quivered, beaming, glorious, radiant, smooth chin'd.
Apostacy, Apostate. Damned, curst, hellish, false, faithlesse, perjured, revolting, [Page 51] unruly, irregular, infamous, vicious, rebellious, voluptuous, mutinous, debaucht, dissolute, wretched.
Apothecary. Druggie, hearbie, expert, simpling, industrious, hopeful, artful, drug-tongued.
Apparel. Sumptuous, magnificent, costly, pompous, gorgeous, neate, trim, spruce, handsome, delicate, rich, gay, gaudie, fashionable.
Apples. Dangling, blushing, vermilion, sweet, delicious, yellow, golden, hanging, juycie, roseate, fragrant, odorous, round, wild, swelling, pendent, ripe, tast-pleasing.
Appetite. Ranging, insatiare, delicious, unsatisfied, hungry, greedy, gluttonous, desirous, unbridled, untamed, baring, devouring, ardent, unruly, disordered, covetous, insatiable, voluptuous, judicious, gurmandizing, wolvish, sensual, craving, lingring.
Apprentice. Sowre, young, novice, unexpert, untaught, tutor'd, unexperienc't, simple, rude, ignorant, learning, saucie, unruly.
Apricot. Velvet, dangling, delicious, tast-pleasing, hanging, lurking soft, hairie, yellow, golden, woolly.
April. Flowrie, grassie, verdant, sunnie, chearful, gladsome, amorous, springing, pleasant, delightful, vernal, lively, lovely, smiling, youthful, teeming, wealthy, rich, fruitful, lusty, fragrant, blooming, budding, blithe, quickning, jocund, buxome, gleesome, merry, pregnant, bridal.
Arabia, Arabian. Hot, perfumed, theevish, unchast, happie fruitful, spicie, wild salvage, odorous, aromatical, fertile, palm-bearing, rich, wealthy, hot, sweltering, soultry, painted, mitred, remote, unshorne.
Archer. Quiver-bearing, ayming, warlick, sinewie, strong, ready, arrowing, quick-sighted, pricking.
Arbour. Flowrie, tusted, leavie, shadie, cooling, covert, thick, branchy, [Page 52] spreading, coole, silent, screening, refreshing, grassie, green, thick-set.
Argonautes. Famous, val [...]ent, proud, adventurous, stout, hardy, Jasonian, conquering, Aenionian, couragious, Pelasgian, Grecian, bold, audacious.
Argument. Subtle, strong, undoubted, confirming, sure, true, false, glor [...]ing, inferring, concluding, conclusive, succinct, ergoing, grave enforcing, sl [...]ght, rational, authentick, perswading, rational, prov [...]ng, probable, satisfying, discoursing, disputing, wrangling, litigious, contending, undenied, faith-begetting, knotty, easy, hard opposing, unanswered.
Armes of the body. Encircling, twining, clasping, embracing, winding, ivory, grasping, enc [...]osing, yoaking, twisting, twining, sinewie, strong, snowie brawni [...], hugging, fleshie, puissant, valiant, rigorous, veinie, nervous, laborious, toyling, wielding, victorious, extended, industrious, active, working.
Armes. Armour. Clashing, clattering, ratling, sounding, angry, warlick, bloody murthering killing, invasive, offensive, defensive, manly, flaming sparkling, victorious, conquering, glistering, shining, revengeful noble, hreatning, menacing, dreadful, destroying, warlick, martial, unhappy, hurtful, noyseful, tumultuous, jarring, furious, sa [...] powerful, raging, injurious, devouring, odious, abhorred, deteste [...] hated, trembling, bright, violent, impetuous, mortal, hostile deadly, cruel, rebellious, fatal, rigid, blood-thirsty.
Armie. Numerous, great, puissant, powerful, martial, dreadful, furiou [...] hostile, revengeful, strong, embattelled, conquering, victorious resolved, couragiou [...], adventurous, bold, thundering.
Aristotle. Learned, knowing, industrious, subtle, knotty, famous, wis [...] grave, divine, eloquent, piercing, judicious.
Art. Artizan. Artist. Careful, elaborate, laborious, industrious, studious, curiou [...] running, learned, knowing, expert, experienc't, profitable, conducing, witty, ingenious, judicious, piercing, quick-sighted, ready active, nimble, subtle, noble, famous, honoured, esteemed, i [...] structed, commendable, praiseful, deviceful, quick, inventive, [...] gilant, early, working, sweating.
[Page 53] Arrogance. Frothie, skie-towring, proud, presumptuous, over-weening, self-concei [...]ed, aspiring, audacious, bold, adven [...]urous, rash shameless, unblushing, stubborn, vaunting, bragg [...]ng, threatning, attemptive. v. Pride.
Arrow. Ba [...]b'd, bearded, deadly, mortal, poysoned, winged, fatal, piercing, singing, deathful, whistling, whirling, thrilling, sha [...]p pointed, poynant, wounding, killing, trembling, flying, flutt [...] ring, shivering, quivering, digging, sharpned, darted, wingie, Cretian, light-wing'd, swift, swift-pac'd, light-foot, norched, forked, light, Thessalian, Scythi [...]n, Thracian, gal-dipped, Parthian, Sidonian, cruel, revengeful, speedie, showring, towring, Armenian, sodain, slender, martial, warlick, harmful, b [...]andisht, blood-thirsty, bloodie, impetuous.
Asia. Fertile, fruitful, rich, vast, wealthy, spatious.
Asse. Tardie, lasie, sleepie, drowzie, sluggish, loytering, slow-pac't, dull, heavie, long eard, cold, chilly, suffering, loadned, patient, pack-bearing, braying, cold-fearing, shivering, quivering, trembling, sottish, lumpish, broadnosed, stiffe-haired, sluttish.
Ash. Thick-leaved, tall, shady, snake-hated, rugged, barren, aged, solid, leavie, trembling, quivering.
Ashes. Rude, smothering, pale, peaceful, quiet, sad, mournful, repentant, warme, light, hot, hollow, black, trembling, thinne.
Aspe. Deadly, poysonous, dangerous, fatal, dull, frighted, dreadful, inflamed, venemous, Aegyptian, drowsie, swelling, sleep-causing.
Aspect. Tragical, mild, benigne, favourable, smiling, sad, lowring, frowning, maligne, unhappy, unluckie, envious, sterne, grimme, malicious, gratious, happy, prosperons, successeful, f [...]iendly, unfri [...]nly.
Astonishment. v. Amazement. Atchievements. Brave, glorious, great, famous, happie, adventurous, bold, prosperous, slour, valiant, valourous, couragious, generous, vertuous.
[Page 54] Atheists. Dull, desperate, dissolute, faithlesse, audacious, heady, daring, rash, presumptuous, adventurous, godlesse, damned, cursed, reprobate, wicked, impious, vitious, voluptuous, mercilesse, cruel, bloody, wretched.
Athens. Learned, ingenious, wel-lettered, studious, industrious, famous, Palladian, fertile, fruitful, towrie, lofty, ancient, eloquent.
Athos. Vast, Aemonian, craggie, ragged, icie,
Atlas. Heaven-bearing, skie-propping, cold, rough, icie, old, aged, craggie, pine-bearing, Lybian, cloudie, cloud-kissing, heaven-knocking, heaven-brushing, star-sweeping, hideous.
Atomes. Small, flying, un-divided, un-numbred, wandring, little, dwarfish.
Attention. Soft, still, silent, quick, obedient, patient, humble, pliant, willing, yeilding, silent, reverent, submisse, officious, obsequious, thirsty.
Attempt. Bold, rash, vain, presumptuous, proud, arrogant, daring, brave, glorious, base, valiant, couragious.
Avarice. Orsurious, pernicious, cruel, blind, cursed, wretched, detested, abhorted, odious, hateful, ravenous, devouring, impious, vile, base, filthy, loathsome, dishonest, servile, slavish, presumptuous, hoarding, sparing, pinching, griping, raping, greedy, damned, thirsty, gouty, insatiate, stanchlesse, eating, heart-enthralling, muck-worme, mudling, toylesome, laborious, careful, nasty, sluttish, scraping, penurious, needy.
Augur. Augurie. Learned, knowing, foretelling, sooth-saying, auspicious, luckie, unluckie, happie, divine, lying, presaging, fore-seeing, foreknowing, fatal, jugling, cunning.
Auster. v. Wind. Moyst, cold, clowdie, raging, furious, uncertain, deceitful, impetuous, swift, speedy, dull, strong, rainie, showrie, watrie, sweltring, soultry, remorselesse, black boysterous, cruel, noxious, grim, tempestuous, blasting.
[Page 55] Autumn. Wine-pressing, grapie, morst, teeming, aguish, wealthy, luxuriant, unhealthy, diseaseful, feavourish, bare, naked, durty, tree-stripping, maturer, sober, yellow, abundant, fruitful, gray, ripe, sun-burnt, mellow, hoary.
Aw. Obsequious, humble, ob [...]dient, respectful, respective, st [...]rn, reverential, princely, grim, majestick, grave, fearful, cow [...]ng, reverent, restraining, bridling, servile, sl [...]vish.
Awle. Long, pointed, sharp, industrious, searching, handled, working.
Axe. Sharp, heavie, bloodie, blood- [...]hirsty, edged, sacrificing, heaved, wounding, rigid, dreadful, avenging
Ayd. Succouring, propitious, helpful, friendly, comforting, successful, timely, charitable, auspicious, supplying.
Babe. SUcking, smiling, whining, harmelesse, simple, soft, toyish, gamesome, pettish, sportive, puling, unpractised, touchie, sillie, blooming, crying, tender, easie, credulous, foolish, young, angry, waspish, plump, fleshie, weak, nesh, fumbling, prating, stammering, swathed, cradled, go-by-ground, soon-pleased, soon-perswaded, puppit-dandling, imitating, apish, twatling.
Babylon. Ancient, proud, wealthie, spatious, rich, populous, Aegyptian.
Bacchus. Frolick, thrice-bearing, Theban, martial, thigh-borne, refresh [...]ng, cheering, drunken, merry, esteminate, warlick, winepressing, Jonian, horned, vine-dressing, ox-eyed, furious, raving, raging, ivie-crowned, Hymenean, care-killing, revengeful, dissolute, childish, plump, blyth, buxome, gamesome, sportive, toyish, babling, apish, sottish, silenian, Semelean, youthful, Indian, free, valiant, grape-crowned, chu [...]-cheekt, twiceborne, adventurous, wanton, sacred, generous, goatish, Maeonian, Thyonean, Bassardian, shamelesse, immod [...]st, [Page 56] fair-hair'd, bright-hair'd, faire-c [...]est, fire borne, feastful, roseat [...], beardlesse, smooth chind, frothie, lightsome, delicious, briske, stammering, reeling, spungie, twatling.
Baies. Fresh, immortal, triumphant, victorious, glorious, Phaebean, P [...]rnassian, crackling, sacred, chast, virgineous, maiden, broad-leav'd, green-leav'd, peaceful, crowning, shadie, leavie, soft, moist, verdant, prophecying, learned, tufted, storm-contemning,
Baite. Calling, luring, provoking, training, treacherous, syrenian, inveagling, pleasing, wooing, courting, licorish, deadly, mortal, drawing, attractive, pasted, taking, enticing, traytorous, alluring, honeyed, deceitful, lovely, soothing, flatering, inviting, sweet, wary, cheating, false wanton, soft, cozening.
Baldnesse. Smooth, thin-haired, slick, aged, naked.
Ball. Round, light, sportive, gamesome, bandied,
Balme. E [...]sterne, odourous, sweating, ambrosial, delicious, muskie, roseate, astringent, pretious, genial, fragrant, breathing, aromatick, spicie.
Banishment. Sad, cold, detested, abhorred, loathed, uncomfortable, hard, woful, wretched, bitter, wandr [...]ng, unhappy, ignominious.
Bankes. Flowrie, shadie, lilly-paved, sedgie, hollow, winding, spongie, reed-crowned, traytorous, pregnant, frothy, foaming, sandie, shelving, thirsty, sucking, verdant, herbie, craggie, grassie, hemming, mossie, fringing, river-edging.
Banner. v. Ensignes. Waving, royal, streaming, martial, threatning, flowing, rufling, whistling.
Banquet. Feastful, costly, delicious, ambrosian, gladsome, sumtuous, mirthful, buxome, frolick, ioyous, luxurious, sweet, pleasant, genial, voluptuous, fat, full-rabled, high-feeding, nectarean, merry, royal, superfluous.
Barbary. Superstitious, savage, cruel, brutish, inhumane, bloodie.
Barke. Rugged, wrapping, imbracing, knottie, porous, casing, cloathing, [Page 57] tender, withered, wrinkled, hollow, pimpled, rifty, stiffe, [...]ray, aged, weather-beaten.
Bark. v. Ship. Barking. Shrill, frothie, foaming, balling, rayling, dreadful, hideous, grinning, yawling, howling, hoarse, yelling, frantick, furious.
Bat. Ambiguous, neutral, melancholy, night-flying, whistling, lowflying, twilight, limber-winged, milkie.
Bath. Hot, cherishing, wholsome, cleansing, sweating, refreshing, healthy.
Battell. Furious, bloody, blood-thirstie, cruel, warlick, slaughtering, dreadful, murthering, thundering, deadly, dangerous, adventurous, impetuous, outragious, doubtful, unhappy, fierce, hot, angry, rugged, dreary, surly, strifeful, smoakie, tumultuous, blood-sucking, stormy, devouring, rustling, distresseful, sullen, gloomie, rageful, pernicious, blood-flowing, feral, mournful, sad, disquiet.
Bawde. Immodest, impudent, shamelesse, enticing, alluring, training, youth-corrupting, old, drunken, infamous, bibbing, loathsome, painted, lustful, gratish, rampant, brutish, beastly, itchie, rammish, pockie, lascivious, obscene, leprous, strumpetting, brocheld, withered, writheld, trecherous, odious, twatling, lying, slie, cunning.
Beagle. Yelping, quick-nosed, ranging, well-sented, hungry, greedie, swift, speedie, pursuing, chasing, eager.
Beake. Crooked, hookie, wounding, piercing, filching, pilfering, chattering, sharpe, hornie, pointed, pecking.
Beams. Glowing, disheveled, majestick, bristling, scattered, garish, gaudie, d [...]zeling, flaring, radiant, piercing, chearful, golden, life-infusing, bright, beauteous, transpiercing, sparkling, conquering, victorious, thirstie, parching, scorching, burning, flamie, supping, licking, exalted, instructive, thawing, melting, dissolving, uncertain, enlightned, waving, glistering, clear, painted, shining, glirtering, subtle, limber, wandering, guilded, deying, tavelled, jagged, dispersed, chearing, blushing, streaming.
[Page 58] Bean. Hard, windie, flatuous, black-pated, codded, husked, hulled, pale, spotted.
Beard. Bushie, bristly, needle-pointed, dagger, spade, trim, spruce, nea [...], grave, twirled, forked, growing, hoarie, twisted.
Beare. Pannonian, pawing, ruthless, salvage, rugged, Russian, rave, nous, devouring, shaggie, nasty, hoarse, Lybian Caledonian, hai [...]ie, cruell, bloody, deformed, ugly, Numidian, fierce. Eremanthian, dim-sighted, hungry, rough, drowsie, sleepy, lazie, thievish, preying, Arabian, gluttonous, mis-shapen, ranging, fierce, grim.
Bear North-star. Cold, icie, bright, shining, sparkling, Northern, Parrhasian, free-Erymanthian, Menalian, chill, rugged, frosty, bleak, stormie.
Bear, drink. Strong, muddy, headie, frothy, windy, flatuous, tipling, small, thin, weak, stinging.
Beast. Surly, savage, cruel, ranging, wood-haunting, bloody, fierce; grimme, nasty, rough-haird, shaggie, ravenous, devouring, greedy, wandring.
Beatitude. Coveted, desired, wisht, sublime, glorious, perfect, fresh, accomplisht, lovely, divine, triumphant, celestiall, downy, holy, loftie, high, angelicall, supream, immense, soft, unfathomed, unmeasured, flowry, verdant, joyfull, enamouring, endless, entrancing, ravishing, heavenly.
Beautie. Smiling, Enamouring, perswasive, wooing, courting, taintless, untainted, spotless, unspotted, unsullied, clear, bright, shining, glittering, lascivious, wanton, delicious, intermingled, radiant, beamie, sparkling, inflaming, attractive, entrancing, inchanting, charming, garish, gloring, fresh, chast, dazling, flaring, brittle, murdering, assayling, imperious, commanding, alluring, inticing, assayling, imperious, alluring, inticing, killing, unexampled, unpatternd, unpararelld, blazing, winning, soul-invading, heart-wounding, prompting, unexpressive, bewitching, captivating, roseate, piercing, glorious, divine, exquisite, celestiall, transparent, decent, neat, spruce, trimme, comely, pleasing, magnetick, eye-delighting.
[Page 59] Bed. Easefull, peacefull, snorting, downy, refreshing, drowsie, sleepie, soft, lazie, idle; wanton, lascivious, sportive, gamesome, Geniall, ve [...]reous, dallying, swelling, yielding, reposefull, quiet, silent, dark [...]me, shrowding, burying, encurtain'd, garnish't, quilted, sociable, [...]iendly, amorous, secret, fruitfull.
Bee. Tugging, industrious, laborious, slowre-sucking, swift, honey-bea [...]ing, yellow, humming, burring, busie, thriving, [...]hriftie, suck [...]g, active, painfull, early, laden, flowre-robbing, profitable, hired, [...]aw-housed, hie, blean, wanton, quick, nimble, tawnie, slender, [...]refull, robbing, stealing, theeving, theevish, ingenious, witty, gilded, working, waxie, cleanly, spotted, powdered, pinked, greedy, sucking, stinging, preying, sedulous, Gecropian, Athenian, chast, [...]anging, forraging, despoyling, sprightfull, fellonious, filching, pilfering, chymick.
Beech. Goodly, spreading, branched, shadie, open, leavie, loftie, towring, aspiring, mast-bearing, tufted, thick growing.
Beef. Salt, fresh, powdered, fat, lean, well-fed, lustie, fatning, strengthning.
Beesom. Sweeping, cleansing, cleanly, twiggie, spriggie, bushie homely.
Beetle. Blind, dull, sharded, black, buzzing.
Beggar. Stragling, needie, starved, poor, cold, neglected, contemned, nastie, naked, lowsie, ragged, tattered, unclothed, penurious, craving, vile, un-regarded, dis-respected, scorned, flouted, jeered, whining, poore, caitiffe, wretched, lank-bellied, thin-gutted, ill [...]ccoutred, slovenly, uncleanly, sordid, patched, clouted, botched, knavish, sturdie, lubberly, impudent, shameless, mangie, scabbie, itchie, scald-headed, scraping, scrap-gathering, bawling, torn, roguish, budger-bearing, weeping, wailing, complaining, unbuttoned, unbraced, untrussed, gluttonous, hungry, greedy, devouring, [...]heevish, filching, pilfering.
[Page 60] Belides. Cruel, savage, bloody, butchering, murthering, inhuman [...] wicked, cursed, damned, unhappy.
Bell. Sounding, tolling, rolling, ringing, warning, calling, ass [...] bling, noyseful, speaking, tatling, twatling, talking, tinkling, waking.
Bellie. Idle, lazie, craving, hungry, unthankful, hollow, soft, rou [...] barking, plumpe, child-bearing, smooth, insatiate, rampant, [...] veting, greedie, gluttonous, windie, flatuous, fleshie, loose, [...] vouring, hanging, desiring, sensual, gourmandising, moist, cap [...] cious.
Bellowes. Breathful, puffing, whistling, panting, kindling, smoakie, fla [...] engendring, hollow, windie, pursie, hoarse. swelling, whizzing.
Bellowing. Loud, noyseful, rebounding, complaining, plaintful, mour [...] ful, threatning, affrighting, bemoaning, ruful, loftie, sad, sumi [...] smoakie, dreadful, redoubled, hoarse, resounding, [...]cchoed.
Bellona. Bloodie, cruel, implacable, furious, warlick, angrie, savage, shre [...] fierce, remorselesse, murtherous, dreadful, martial, casked, cres [...]e rough. v. Mars. v. Warre.
Benefit. Rich, liberal, free, large, ample, useful, fruitful, deserving, bliging, engaging, binding, enslaving, welcome, courteous, frie [...] ly, timely, officious.
Benevolence. Mutual, loving, free, friendly, ready, gratious, cordial, hear [...] courteous, liberal, affable, gentle patient.
Berrie. Juycie, purple, bloodie, swelling, plump, smiling, blushing.
Bill. v. Beake. Bile. Swelling, inflamed, angry, smarting, painful, rotten, stinki [...] [...]king.
Billow. v. Wave. Flitting, bustling, stormie, brinie, surgie, waving, slimie, foa [...] trembling, churlish, dancing, tripping, panting, chiding, ang [...] disquiet, wrathful, restlesse, crowding, thronging, posting, ha [...] rising, suily, swelling, roaring, tumbling, rolling. v. Plura, W [...]
[Page 61] Birch. White-rinde, tall, aspiring, loftie, strait, awing, dreadful, swinging, mastering.
Bird. Industrious, active, nimble, warme clad, nested, pearching, chattering, chirping, warbling, melodious, swift, downie, featherd, tatling, pratling, wandring, stragling, winged, painted, sprightful, pecking, swimming, fearful, shril, recording, towring,
Birdlime. Catching, shackling, entangling, ensnaring, clammie, sticking, [...]olding, cleaving, imbracing, amorous, clasping, clinging, gluing, glutonous.
Bishop. Sacred, venerable, aged, reverend, grave, sober, pious, learned, sage, prudent, discreet, holy, mitred, religious.
Bit. Foamie, hated, curbing, restraing, ruling, stubborn, chasing, champed, taming, conquering, staying, bridling, pliant, slaverd, gingling.
Bladder. Flatuous, puffed, windy, stinking, moist.
Blade. Slicing, slashing, cutting, wounding, butchering, murthering, stabbing, piercing, sharpe, bloodie-pointed, keene, warlick, dreadful, victorious, thirstie, slaughtering, revengeful, reeking, goary, devouring, shining, glittering, biting, quartering. v. Sword.
Blindnesse. Dark, dull, stumbling, fumbling, grosse, mistie, foggie, duskie, obscure, ignorant, erroneous.
Blasphemie. Hellish, cursed, impious, ungodly, execrable, detested, outragious, injurious, sacrilegious, horrible.
Blessednesse. v. Beatitude. Blood. Lusty, reeking, crimson, wanton, dancing, sparkling, streaming, spinning, high, wrought, active, gushing, fluent, ruby, scarlet, purple, flushing, sporting, goary, sprightly, rising, damaske, frothie, hot, scalding, slowing, bubling, boyling, lavaltoing, capering, rolling.
Bloome. Blossom. Bud. Virgin, maiden, verdant, vernal, springing, tender, infant, flowry, early, sprouting, shooting, swelling, gaudie, painted, checkerd, [Page 62] tufted, pregnant, spicie, fragrant, enamel'd, perfumed, smiling, hopefull, silver, fresh, lively, diapred, short-lived, growing, spreadin [...] soft, velvet, wind-kissed, pride-streaked.
Blot. Sullying, infamous, disgracing, fowling, slovenly, nasty, disfig [...] ring, deforming, speckling, freckling, durtie, filthie, spotting, sta [...] ing, besmearing, defiling, soyling.
Blue. Joyfull, lightsome, glittering, sh [...]ning delightfull.
Blush. Rosie, maiden, chast, virgin, shamefac't, modest, bashfull, betraying, guilty, flushing, conscious, ruddy, purple, scarlet, carnatio [...] vermillion, stammel, soft, fearfull, sanguine.
Board. Greasie, feastfull, crowd [...]d, groaning, dish-bearing, oppressed, free, liberall, mirthfull frollick, furnisht, voluptuous, delicious, sumptuous, costly, wealthy, hospitable, geniall, daintie, lickorish joyous, crowching, marshald, delicious, temperate, untemperate devouring, glutonous, exalted, advanced.
Boar. Chafed, foaming, tusked, bristled, sylvan, stiffe-haird, salvage, incensed, yellow, sturdy, angry, sullen, furious, mast-loving, bloody, gnashing, impetuous, rooting, furrowing, nasty, filthy, threatning, fierce, cruel, rough, wounding.
Boat. Crooked, swimming, passing, wave-cutting, hollow, open, hurrying, flying, swift-pac't, trackless.
Bodie. Frail, weak, imprisoning, diseasefull, fleshie, voluptuous, sensual, earthly, sinewy, solid, feeble, soul-burying, soul-entombing, rotten.
Boldness. Audacious, shameless, immodest, fearless, undaunted, unadventurous, couragious, proud, impetuous, disdainfull, daring, brave, hardy, presumptuous, presuming, impudent, unblushing, blinde, dangerous, pernicious, endangering, endamaging, impudent, insolent, heady, rash, unadvised, unwise, unhappy, peremptory, sawcy.
Bondage. Galling, groaning, pressing, oppressing, enslaving, restraining, heavie, crushing, bruising, wretched, constrained, odious, slavish, servile, rigorous, infamous, laborious, toylsome, hard, shamefull, [Page 63] burdenous, vile, miserable, detested, hated, abhorred, ignominious.
Bone. Hard, ivory, solid, marrowie, hollow, pithie, firm, sharp, knotty, inclosed, flesh-cloathed, flesh-coated, hoary, white.
Bone-fire. Joyfull, mirthfull, feastfull, frolick, applausive, flaming, night-enlightning, sparkling, sputtering, crackling. v. Fire.
Book. S [...]udious, industrious, learned, instructive, tutoring, silent tutors, elaborate, mute-schoolmaster, treasuries of Knowledge, dumb-scholars, ingenious, wittie, communicative, imparting, voluminous.
Boreas, v. Wind. Gray-beard, icie, bleak, chill, cold, stormy, pinching, blustering, cold-mouth, ruffian, Ice bearded, Thracian, Northern, freezing, cloud-scattering, cloud-shattering, rough Scythian, gloomie, rigid, Samaritan, snowie, piercing, raging, impetuous, loud, tempestuous cruel, insulting, boysterous, sweeping, air-clearing, air-brushing, earth-shaving.
Bosome. Hollow, boyling, soft, pregnant, warm, amorous, tender, delicicious, open, enchearing, cherishing, ambrosian, snowy, roseat, mus [...]ly, ivory, enchesting, secret, flowry, swelling, maiden, virgin, enticing, alluring, inveagling, delightful, enamouring.
Bosphorus. v Wave. Tempest. Groaning, bellowing, Thracian, stormy.
Bounty. v. Benefit. Benevolence. Bough. Pregnant, hanging, laden, shadie, ratling, leavie, dangling, loaded, combrous, blooming, arched, tufted, intwining, twisted, spreading, verdant, extended, winding, sprouting, branched, knotted, waving, trembling, luxuriant fruitfull, writhed, stragling, crooked, spatious, budding, handing, bending, leaning, stooping, declining, prickly, displayed, inter-woven, fragrant, teeming.
Bow. Arched, twanging, writhed, crooked, Turkish, Lycian, Parthian, [Page 64] Scythian, bended, horned, stiffe, warlick, martial, stringed, m [...] thering, killing, ivory, vaultie, threatning, iturean.
Bowle. Cup. Frolick, feastful, chearing, flowing, swelling, crowned, chirpi [...]
Bowle. Gamesome, round, luckie, turning, running, mooving, s [...] rolling, smooth, sliding.
Bowels. v. Entrailes. Knotted, twisted, secret, winding, seeking, gloomie, smoaki [...] trembling, fat, rumbling, hot, warme, breathing, soft, inwraped, enclosed, enchested.
Bowers. Delightful, pleasant, flowrie, shadie, leavie, fresh, tufted, se [...] silent, sun-resisting.
Boy. Gamesome, sportive, stirring, active, childish, foolish, silly, s [...] ple, easie, toyish, credulous, soon-pleased, prating, saucie, apish.
Braggar. Vaunting, lying, vainglorious, glorying, boasting, gallant, [...] poring, coyning, bravadoing.
Bramble. Scratching, sharp-hookt, fruitlesse, idle, combrous, entangli [...] prickly, briery, bushie, bristlie, biting, catching, holding, ro [...] twisted, twining, tearing, rending.
Braine. Pregnant, shallow, spungie, working, frothie, yestie, feeli [...] active, inventive, contriving, plotting, plodding, pliant, minti [...] coyning, discursive, nimble, roving, forging, active, teemi [...] wandring, shaping.
Branch. v. Bough. Brasse. Ringing, solid, resounding, cleare, shining, glittering, gli [...] ring, yellow, noyseful, resplendan [...], gingling, hard, sparkl [...] straw-coloured, corinthian, tinkling, Cyprian, flaming, lastin [...]
Brawling. Unquiet, noyseful, hot, surly, sullen, tumultuous.
Bravery. Flaunting, gallant, gaudie, painted, pompous, portly, comp [...] mental, fantastick, affected, gorgeous, courtly, glittering, glo [...] ous, golden, sunnie, smiling, swelling, flashing, stately.
Bread. Strengthening, nourishing, savorie, chipped, fatning, cr [...] [...]e, [Page 65] crustie, life-susteyning.
Breasts. Snowie, v [...]ry, soft, alabaster, uberous, fluent, sagging, tender, [...]ressed, swelling, milkie, hanging, flagging, lolling, dimpled, [...]inie, streaked, spicie, delicious, flowing, luxuriant, warme, [...]oursing, azare, streaked.
Breath. Ambrosian, muskie, [...]osied, perfumed, aire-perfuming, spic [...]e, [...]inking, strong, poysonous, blasting, foggie.
Bribe. Underhanding, close-fist▪d, corrupting, law-perverting, ore [...]waying, blinding, coveteous, injurious, unlawfu [...], guilty.
Brick. Babylonian, Aegyptian, well-b [...]k' [...], hard-burnt, lasting, blushing.
Bride. Bridegroome. Blushing, mincing, spruce, trimme, neat, lovely, smiling, modest, stately, gau [...]ie, gay, spritly, bashful, maiden, expecting, b [...]autious, comely, eyes-attracting.
Bridle. Waving, curbing, restraining, taming, frothie, foamie, sawing, staying, rul [...]ng, conquering, slavered, champed, gingling.
Brier. v. Bramble. Bridge. A [...]ched, bridl [...]ng, damming, wave-rebounding, water [...]ossing.
Brightnesse. S [...]ining, radiant, beaming, flaming, sunny, fiery, trembling, twinkling, glittering, glistering, illustrious, enlightned, l [...]gh [...] some, aire-guilding, resplendent, piercing, chearful, dazeling, [...]ye-conquering, glorious.
Brimstone. Sulphureous, fat, oylie, blue-flam'd, scalding, catching, stinking, smell-offending, choaking.
Britains. Warlick, valiant, cold, northern, world-divided.
Brooke. Murmuring, silver, snakie, sedgie, sable, bubling, rumbling, running, gurgling, whispering, sliding, gliding, rushie, silver-breasted, gushing, bank-dividing, christal, glassie, swelling, purling, winding, flowing, rumbling, rolling, rustling, grass [...]-fringed, [Page 66] moss [...]-fringed, grass [...]-margend, mosse-margend, trickling skipping, wanton, amorous, uxorious, bank-kissing, bank-licking stragling, wandering, pearly, weeping, wrigling, chiding, curle [...] fleeting, floating, dancing, posting, sullen, silent, muttering smooth-sliding.
Broom. v. [...]eesome. Brow. Smooth, sleeke, majestick, ivory, bashful, white, arched, stately beauteous, comely, sparkling, vaulted, spatious, exalted, snowie, threatning, alabaster, furrowed, crumpled, puckered, frowning, lo [...] ring, scowling, plaited, unplaited, discontented, surly, sullen, clow [...] stormie, tempestuous, smiling, supercilious, clear, joyful, polish [...]
Bubble. Glassie, foamie, frothie, rising, swelling, shining, chrystal, bre [...] king, gurgling, purling, silver, boyling, impostumed.
Bucket. Thirstie, hollow, diving, drinking, swallowing
Buckler. v. Shield. Bud. v. Bloome. Building. v. Tower. Bull Lusty, moody, raving, fallacious, lecherous, fuming, furiou [...] sturdie, sullen, slow-pac' [...], dewlapt, scowling, rough-browd, belowing, brasse-hoov'd, bigge-bon'd, foaming, enraged, raving.
Bullet. Way-enforcing, aire-rend [...]ng, murthering, thundering sodain, unexpected, varesisted, dead-striking, transpie [...] cing, inevitable, unresisted, pernicious, killing, enflamed, fie [...] irrevocable, unrecalled, impetuous.
Bulrush. Muddie, straight, slender, picked, limber, smooth, unkno [...] soft, mo [...]st, round, fruitlesse, pithie, barren, thirstie, sucking, drinking, sharpe-pointed, drooping, sullen, lowring, fennie, mari [...] spungie.
Pulwark. Defensive, resisting, guarding, strong, advanced, raised, shi [...] ding.
Burthen. Heavie, pressing, weighty, loading, massie, groaning, unwield [...]
Bush. Entangling, shrubbie, humble, shadie, prickly, thornie, brier [...] dark, branched, scactered, grovie.
[Page 67] Businesse. Active, stirring, industrious, laborious, disturbing, disquieting, distracting, careful, tedious, working, urgent, pressing, weighty, pelting,
Butcher. Greasie, bloody, slaughtering, mercilesse, pittilesse, cruel, rude, grim, harsh, sterne, sturdy, surly, burly, sl [...]cing, slashing, lenthating.
Butterie. Jolly, frolick, carousing, quaffing, bibbing, tipling, drunken, swimming, frothie.
Butter. Soft, melting, yellow, cleaving, bread-kissing, bread-thatching.
Butterflie. Gaudie, painted, mealy, guilded, courtly, swift, trembling, checkered, diaperd, silly, simple.
Buttock. R [...]u [...]d, plump, fl [...]sh [...]e, soft, quaking, trembling.
Cabbidge. TUfred, coated, leavie, squeezed, crispie, curled, tender, limber, folding, pleated, swellnig.
Cable. Writhed, twisted, binding, puchie.
Cake. Turned, savoury, delicious, sugred, spicie, honeyed.
Calamity. v. Misery. Calfe. Fat, tender, sportive, frisking, wanton, leaping, silly, suckling.
Calme Peaceful, quiet, smooth, slumbering, sleeping, Halcyon, smoothfac't, smooth-cheekt, smiling, sleeke, sweet, pleasant, soft, reposed; appeased, happy, sober, stayed, wavelesse, undisturbed.
Calumnie. Biting, envious, black-mouth'd, malitious, wounding, false, detracting, defaming, injurious, subtle, crafty, wily, slie, base cunning, deceitful, forging, faining, coyning, devising, inventing, [Page 68] tale-telling, cogging, glozing, colloguing, jealous, suspitious, reproachful, unhallowed
Camamel. Yellow, sweet-smelling, odotous, sun-loving, pain-easing.
Camelion. Aire-fed, abstemious, temperate, changing, jugling.
Camel. Bunchie, towre-backt, bunch-backt, rough, ugly, deformed, supple-kneed, kneeling, crowching.
Campe. Armed, warlick, martial, noiseful, dreadful, clamorous, pike-bristled, thundring, military, swarming.
Canker. Creeping, infecting, loathsome, eating, fretting, consuming, uncured, contagious.
Candle. Shining, burning, enlightning, selfe-consuming, melting, white-coated, flaming, sl [...]nder, watchful, studious.
Cannon. Thundering, thunder-mocking, fire-breathing, clamorous, noiseful, dreadful, stounding, sulphury, pernitious, murthering, flame-belching, wid [...]-mouth'd, loud-voic't, mercilesse, resistlesse.
Capon. Brawnie.
Capricorne. Tropick, moist, cold, watry, fierce, showry, rough.
Captain. Wa [...]lick, valorous, couragious, valinant, well- [...]kill'd, experienc't, prudent, politick, engineering, martial, wise, discreeter, deliberate, commanding, impetious, armed, honoured.
Captivity. v. Bondage. Sad, sorrowful, slavish, dolorous, insupportable, barbarous, tyrannous.
Carbuncle. Flaming, sparkling, fiery, shining, gliste [...]ing, pearly, beamie, [...]adiant, burning, blazing.
Cardinal. Scarlet, purple, red-hatted, long-bearded, grave, pompous, generous, honoured, wealthy.
Care. Blood-drinking, blood-consuming, biting, swarming, thoughtful, perplexing, studious, buzzing, boyling, jealous, waking, [Page 69] watchful, anxious, sollicitous, fretting, gauling, pressing, g [...]inding, cumbering, busie, weary, unquiet, disturbing, sullen, thorny, stormie, flinging, obsequious, muddie, combrous, hoary-h [...]aded, griping, consuming, soul-killing, macerating, doub [...]ful, gnawing, painfull, droyling, murthering, cutting, heart-wounding, pricking, wan [...]ish, pale-fac't, wrinkled.
Carkasse. Soul-lesse, stinking, loathsome, offensive, infectious, contagious, putrid, dull, dead, unmoving, rotten, noysome, fulsome, n [...]sty.
Carthage. Ancient, rich, proud, wealthy, populous, well peopled, D [...]d [...] nian, famous, powerful, warlick, Libian, aemulous, Rome-envying, Sidonian, perfidious.
Cassia. Flowry, ruddy, yellow, sp [...]c [...]e, flaming.
Castle v. Tower. Towred, fensive, lofty, stately, exalted, mosse-grown, walled.
Cat. Melancholy, solitary, mouse-chasing, hunting, theeving, spotted, brinded, furred.
Cates. N [...]ct [...]rean, ambrosial, delicious, eie-glutting, feastful, cost [...]y, delightfull, sumpru [...]us, luxurious, superfluous, pleasant, tast-waving, tast [...]ul, tast-contenting, desired, palat-pleasing.
Caucasus. Craggy, rockie, ragged, inhospitable, rough, cold, frosty, fre [...] zing, high-browd, vaultie, barren, unfrequented, burly, cl [...]ffie, lo [...]y, to ring, cloud-k [...]ssing, ic [...]e, Scythian.
Cave. Shady, pitchi [...], [...]ollow, v [...]ult [...]e, rockie, dark some, gloomy, fo [...] saken, so [...]i [...]ary, mel [...]ncholy, uncouth, mossi, black, sad, unknown, silent, unfr [...]quented, dark, desert, obscure, qu [...]et, recluse, musty, nasty, filthy, dreadful, dennie, deepe, noysome, doleful, crooked, loathsome, lonely, sullen, dankish, smoakie, ragged, blind, savage, yawning, ecchoing, theevish, fustie.
Cauldron. B [...]y [...]i [...]g, seething, flaming, smoakie, burning, hollow, capacious, greasi.
Cedar. Odorous, loftie, sappie, aged, tall, stately, strait, wind-laring, smooth, sl [...]ck, [...]mmortal, lasting, un-knotty.
[Page 70] Cell. Darksome, melancholy, cloudy-lowly, silent, private.
Censure. Judging, carping, rigorous, bi [...]ing, severe, sharp, harsh, supercilious, hard, peevish, pettish, grumbling, muttering, haughty, snarling, lashing, invective.
Centaurie. Two-shap't, furious, proud, cruel, shaggie, hairy, cloud-born.
Cerberus. Barking, stigian, devouring, dreadful, howling, yelling, gaping, snakie, viperous, watchful, foaming, surly, snarling.
Ceremonie. Religious, devour, laudable, antient, solemne, received, pompous.
Ceres. Law-giving, golder-haired, wealthy, golden- [...]ared, ingenious, dusty, torch-bearing, sheafie, yellow.
Cesar. Victorious, couragious, undaunted, unconqered, warlick, ambitious, triumphant, dreadful, proud, attemptive, daring.
Chaffe. Light, scattered, wind-driven, dispersed, useless, empty, fruitlesse.
Chain. Binding, shakling, knottie, linkie, twisted, adamantine, ratling, dangling.
Chaos. Disordered, dark, formeless, dull, ugly, empty, hideous, rude, desolate, blind, sh [...]peless, undigested, confused, aged, black, old, Cimerian, obscure, gulphie, blended.
Chaps. v. Jawes. Chaplet. v. Garland. Verdant, enamelled, diapred, flowrie, checkerd, enterlac [...]d, le [...] vie, fragrant, roseat, triumphant.
Chariot. Rosie, lofty, gorgeous, ratling, hurrying, wheeling, swift, speedie, triumphant, painted, pompous.
Charmes. v. Magick. Powerful, inchanting, magick, Thessalian, mystick, muttered, mumbled, perplexing, hellish, imperious, commanding, learned, superstitious, exercising, potent, binding, forcing, ceremoneous, mysterious.
[Page 71] Charity. Pious, melting, pittying, compassionate, refreshing, hearty, cordial, Christian, holy, sacred, devout, reli [...]ving, heaven- [...]ng [...] ging.
Charon. Stygian, inexorable, grim, sull [...]n, surly, sad, coveteous, unrelenting, frowning, lowring, scowling, old, pale.
Chastity. Spotles, cold, fruitless, unstained, lilly, snowie, untainted, unsullied, maiden, virgin, blameless, fi [...]me, uncorrupted, unrepr [...] ved, unmooved, constant, white, pale, strict, st [...]ait-lac'd, vestal, fresh, holy, pious, untouched, impregnable.
Chear. v. Cates. Cheater. Cogging, cunning, crafty, wily, subtle, slie, bold, deceitful, fawning, flattering, fraudulent, shameless, abusive, injurious, sl [...]pstring.
Cheeke. Rosie, silken, bashful, roseate, smiling, lovely, deliciou [...], tempting, blushing, soft, smooth, plump, gentle-swelling, purple, beauteous, ambrosian.
Cheese. Digestive, concocting, feast-closing, milkie, fresh, fat, old, mold [...]e, hard.
Cherrie. Blushing, plump, soft, tender, coral, vermillion, delicious, pleasant, lushious.
Cherubin. Smooth fac' [...], smooth- [...]heekt, rosie-lipt, beauteous, winged, glorious, celestial, joy-ravish; silver-winged, golden-plumd, helmed.
Chevalrie. Active, couragious, adventurous, warlick, renowned, glorious, a [...]chieving.
Child. Officious, obedient, gamesome, sportive, tender, pliant, wanton, soon-perswaded, c [...]edulou, apish, [...]oyish.
Childhood. v. Infancie. Chimney. Smoakie, sooty, grimie, tall, strait, black.
Chinke. Gaping, yawning, cranied, hollow, divided, parted, cleaving.
[Page 72] Chinne. Dimpled, wagging, naked, well-thacht, hairie, slaver'd, hanging, stubble, bushie, bonie.
Choler. v. Anger. Chafing, foaming, haughty, testie, touchie, waspish, disdainful, revengeful, boyling, devou [...]ing, inflamed, incensed, yellow, passionate, flaming, sodain, pale, angry, unsociable, unfriendly.
Chronicles. Ancient, memorable, old, aged, faithful, recording, historious, studious, long-breathed, long-lived, immortal, lasting, neverending, eternal.
Chrystall. Shining, transparent, clear, bright, glassie, smooth, sleeke, icie, sl [...]pperie, cold, azure, polisht, glistering, snowie.
Chrysolite. Wise, sparkling, radiant, golden, beaming.
Chymick. Industrious, ingenious, sweating, laborious, active, inventive, contriving, smoakie, subtle, na [...]ure-devesting.
Cicero. Famous, eloquent, ambitious, wel-tongued, fine-spoken, perswasive, sweet-ongued, smooth, quaint, witty.
Cindars▪ Black, ashie, dead, cold, scattered, warme, smutchie, sootie, dying, sparkling.
Circe. Charm [...]ng, tempting, enchanting, decitful, transfo [...]ming.
Citie. Noble, wealthy, rich, throng, populous, full, courtly, near, complemental, many-peopled.
Clay. Moist, laborious, fat, clammie, compacted, glutinous, pliant, pliable, st [...]cking, daubing, yeilding, crumbling, moldering, weak.
Claw. Hookie, crooked, griping, swooping, scratching▪ theevish, torturing, seising, pouncing, tending, rearing, sharpe, gre [...]dy, catching, st [...]ffe, wounding.
Client. Thredbare, humble, subm [...]ssive, crowching, suppliant.
Cliffe. v. Rock. Ragged, solid, vaulty, yawning, craggie, uncouth, unfrequented, horned, beetling, hanging.
[Page 73] Cloud. Winged, floating, mourning, wandering, hovering, pitchi [...], hang [...]g, spongy, weeping, threatning, gloomy, dusky, foggy, yellow, [...]uffling, [...]ambling, envious, drooping, full, dull, thick, stooping, [...]wring, mounting, aspiring, clusterd, frowning, lowring, swarthish, [...]athering, drowsie, scattered, dropsie, waving, sweltring, moving, [...]under-crashing, flitting, goutie, sweating, moist, wate [...]y, ayery, [...]andering, melting, drunken, slumbering, sleepy, crisped, curled, [...]bscuring, darkning, contagious, smothering, strangling, vapoury, [...]moaky, sullen, lofty, black, swarthy, Negro, rolling, dark, jea [...]ous, thicke-swollen, swelling, bigge-bellied, mistie, stormy, [...]e [...]ty, stifling, chaced, justling, Eclipsing, assembling, smouldring, [...]regnant, sayling, hollow.
Clown. Swarthy, rude, sweaty, toyling, sallow, hide-bound, lowtish, bar [...]arous, game-some, gleesome, sportive, laborious, industrious, [...]ome-bred, unfashioned, russet, unconceiving, uncurious, uncomb'd, greazy, sawcy, slovenly, frolick, whistling, mirthfull, piping, [...]ullen, blithe, lusty, robustious, brutish, rough, untuto'rd, rustick, ru [...]all, wild, unlearned, simple, unletrerd, unletterd, filly, uncivill.
Club. Murdering, cruell, knotty, knocking-striking, heavy, breaking, bruising.
Clusters. Gallant, thronged, crowding, sprouting, swelling, full, budding, piled, grainy, juicie, purple, delicious, plump, blushing, hanging, compacted, heapy, dewie.
Coach. v. Chariot. Coal. Glowing, sputtering, burning, flaming, crackling, sparkling, [...]moakie.
Cock. Early, crested, bristling, watchful, solacious, lecherous, spurred, [...]med, jealous, day-presaging, day-proclaiming, watchfull, bloody, shrill, war-lick, gaming, generous.
Cockle. Kissing, curled, crispy, creeping, close, embracing.
Cocytus. v. Acheron. Black, Stygian, dull, dark, shady, groaning, devouring, faint, gloomy, duskie, fulsome.
Coffin. Stinking, fulsome, loathsome, rotten, interred, black, mourning, vaulty, musty, fusty, moldy.
[Page 74] Cold. Rough, sharp, biting, piercing, duskie, gloomie, icie, chatteri [...] freezing, dull, lazie, sleepie, drowsie, whisking, lashing, je [...]king, sl [...] gish, snottie, barren, earth-locking, con-tracting, congealing, ang [...] stormy, raw, cruel, stiffning, unactive, incroaching, astringent, b [...] numming, nipping, pinching, chilling, bleak, blasting, Irksom, hi [...] ous, rugged, sap-consuming.
Collick. Wringing, pinching, vexing, nipping, painfull, tormenting, w [...] die, flatuous, cutting, dolorous, twitching, girding, griping.
Combe. Toothed, ivorie, biting, neat, adorning, dressing, hai [...]-plaini [...]
Combate. v. Battell. Furious, martial, bickering, brabling, couragious, bloody, dou [...] full, dangerous, generous, debating, strife-full, contentious, [...] friendly, blood-thirstie.
Comet. Hairie, stern, dreadful, vagrant, curled, grimme, curld-head, c [...] py, state-changing, ruine-portending, sad, threatning, slami [...] streaming, portentuous, bright-haird, presaging, shag'd, disast [...]o [...] prodigious, bearded, waving, gazing, fierc, ruddy, fatal, blood [...] bristled, ominous, ill-boding, unluckie.
Comfort. Cordial, growing, pleasing, soft, welcome, chearing, friendly, ge [...] tious, propitious.
Compassion. Melting, relenting, soft, calm, tender, feeling, piteous, tend [...] hearted.
Complaint. Puling, soft, whining, just, piteous, sighing, s [...]d, womanish, am [...] rous, passionate, mournfull, bitter, groaning, deep, male-conte [...] querulous, bawling, wayling, weeping, hoarse, powting.
Complement. Unappertaining, unconcerning, needless, vain, fruitless, ceremonious, apish, curious, courtly.
Concord. v. Accord. Concupiscence. Sensuall, voluptuous, egging, prompting, spurring, tempting.
Conduit. Flowing, conveying; gushing; gurgling.
Confidence. Bold; couragious; audacious; advedturous; during; presumi [...] [Page 75] presumptuous, setled, perswaded, aspiring, easie.
Confusion. [...]ild, vast, shapeless, hideous, deformed, ugly, rude.
Conquerour. [...]aliant, valorous, couragious, hardie, martiall, generous, no [...]enowned, famous, imperious, commanding, victorious, crown- [...]aureld, insulting, glorious, triumphant, laureat.
Conquest. [...]lorious, brave, famous, bright, triumphant, victorious, wealthie, [...]eat, crowned, white-silver, winged.
Conscience. Strict, impartial, unbribed, arresting, tormenting, guilty, know [...], secret, silent, accusing, torturing.
Constancy. Unremoved, resolved, stedfast, persistive, unshrinking, unshaken, [...]red, persevering, stayed, setled.
Contagion. Spreading, infectious, deadly, catching, poysonous.
Content Rich, sweet, perfect, happy, blessed, pleasan [...], heavenly, wished, [...]ired, compleat.
Contention. Jarring, wrangling, harsh, snakie, bloodie, strifefull, jangling.
Corall. Blushing, vermillion, stammel, scarlet, red-brancht, streaked, [...]anched, tuddey, leaf-less.
Cork. Light, swimming, spungie, porous, floating, hollow.
Corn. Bearded, bladed, yellow, nourishing, fruitfull, full-ered, tender, [...]nke.
Corrosive. Biting, smarting, eating, burning, fretting.
Cottage. Lowly, private, humble, silent, patcht, ragged, turfie, cold, shatered, contry, naked.
Cough. Slavery, spitting, spawling, cold, d [...]y, harsh, belching.
Countenance. Handsome, gracefull, lovely, modest, disdainfull, setled, shaped, hanging, joyfull, beauteous, smiling, pleasing, winning, wooing, [...]arkling, attractive, grimme, stern, grave, severe, frowning, lowring, [Page 76] sad, mournfull, chearfull, ligh some, threatfull, supercili [...] blushing, carefull, sowre, dissembling, murdering, killing, stabb [...] powting, affected, disguised.
Countrie Clownish, flowry, grassie, fruitfull, merry, spatious, open, wo [...] down-right, plain-dealing, honest, free-hearted.
Courage. v. Valour. Daring, valiant, valorous, adventurou [...], presumptuous, att [...] tive, audacious, undaunted, untamed, unquelled, stour, mascul [...] constant, unmov [...]d, unshaken, bold, proud, noble, free, active, M [...] jestick, undejected, manly, haughty, heroick.
Course. Speedy, hasty, winged, unbridled, careering, impetuous, post [...] sweaty, breathless, sweeping, industrious, laborious.
Courser. v. Horse. Curvetting, prancing, nimble, stirring, panting, high-boundi [...] spur-obeying, stamping, foamy, trapped, speedy.
Court. Complementall, glittering, pompous, costly, expensive, lasc [...] ous, wanton, sportive, envious, smooth, royall, proud, glorio [...] gaudy.
Courtier. Avaritious, soft, smooth, oyly, sleek, near, polisht, spruce, comp [...] mentall, well-tongued, fair-spoken, silk-worm, affected, fantastic [...] rustling, stalking, sprightly, dapper, flaunting, glittering, nimb [...] starcht, accomplisht, fine-sattin, gay, gaudy, painted, wealthy, [...] ceitfull, perjur'd, stickling, indebted, d [...]pper, brisk, pert, silk [...] smooth-fac'd.
Cow. Lowing, milkie, fruitfull, usefull, straggeling, straying, wa [...] dering, uberous.
Coward. Pale, fearfull, dull, un-active, un-manly, crest-fallen, heart-les [...] white-livered, cold, base, ignominious, yielding, crouching, leaden hearted, winking, cruel, desperate, vaunting, sneaking, flinching.
Coyness. Dissembling, squeamish, pettish, pievish, froward, slighting scorning, contemptuous, sowre, bitter, easie, churlish, uncivill, proud, disdainfull, angry, tempting, perswading, wooeing, waywar [...], untoward.
Crab-star. Hot, flaming, crooked, burning, scorching, scalding, broyling [...] showry.
[Page 77] Crab-fish. Slow-pac't, dull, lazie, lither, pawing, lumpish, sleepy, wadling, [...]ayward, crawling, sprawling.
Cradle. Rocking, sleepy, peacefull, tottering, shaking, moving, drowsie, [...]lie, warm.
Craft. Cunning, fly, cheating, deceitfull, beguiling, wily, wary, jugling, [...]gging, subtle, injurious, witty, ingenious, artificiall, secret, under [...]orking, undermining, politick, devicefull, silent, double-tongues, [...]inding, doubling, plotting, inveagling, circumventing.
Cramp. Pulling, painfull, torturing, wringing, pinching, nipping, vexing, [...]ormenting, girding, twitching.
Crane. S [...]rimonian, Thracian, soaring, mounting, towring, high-flying, [...]hattering, warlike, watchfull, ravenous, long-neckt.
Credulitie. Easie, silly, Simple, unwise, foolish, soft, indiscreet, weake, fond, ignorant.
Crest. Plumed, lofty, glittering, nodding, waving, advanced, gaudie, proud, braving, radiant, flancing, glistering, jagged, brestly, staring, dreadfull:
Crime. Blushless, black, haynous, odious, detested, guilty, infamous, capitall, suspicious, pale, conscience-tearing, light-fearing, mischievous, unhappy, unexcusable, audacious, enormous.
Critick. Snarling, supercilious, biting, lashing, captious, censorious, carping, exceptious, invective, wise, capricious, curious, exact, accurate, judging, rigorous, sharp, sharp tooth'd, severe, pettish, pievish, sponge-using, flouting, gibing, quipping, jeering, girding, rigid, snappish, grinning.
Cry. Confused, yelling, noisefull, hideous, amazing, bustling, clamerous, aire-rending, tumultuous, rumbling, yawling, re-sounding, re-bounding, re-ecchoing, redoubled, howling.
Crocodile. devouring, wily, banefull, deceitfull, noysome, weeping, Aegyptian, deadly.
[Page 78] Crop. Wealthy, rich, hopefull, hope-answering, thankfull, fruitfull, [...] ful, gainfull.
Cross. Hard, painfull, cruell, unhappy, afflicting, oppressing, bitter, [...] cred, victorious.
Crow. Predictious, presaging, jetty, sable, hoarse, hungry, devourin [...] prating, twatling, carrion, jangling, chattering, unluck [...], lo [...] ▪liv'd, shower-divining, thirstie, barking.
Crown. Imperiall, Pearl-enchased, dazling, triumphant, victorio [...] flowry, enameled, enterlaced, noble, guilded, royall, Princely, pe [...] ly, honoured, adored, commanding, radiant, beamy, glittering, [...] ning, majestick, awfull.
Cruelty. Barbarous, brutish, Scythian, marble-hearted, slintie, fli [...] ▪hearted, savage, wolvish, inhumane, odious, abhorred, detested, [...] thed, remorseless, raging, dogged, enraged, incensed, bloody, pro [...] blood-thirsty, grimme, stern, haughtie, murdering, fleshie, dre [...] full, devouring, awfull, frowning, rigid.
Cuckold. Horned, cornuted, scorned, jealous, loving, simple, patient, [...] ting, conniving, contented.
Cuckow, Plain-song, gray, scabbie, harsh, unpleasant, stammering, [...] tering.
Cupid v. Love. Idalion, Paphian, wanton, lascivious, winged, feathered, slippe [...] envious, jealous, swift, joyous, gamesome, sportive, Citherean, i [...] constant, deceitfull, false, lying, imperious, blind, ambitious, pi [...] less, bold, audacious, venerous, killing, wandering, ticklish, [...] morous.
Cur. v. Dog. Snarling, barking, bawling, ravenous, angry, pievish, ch [...] lish, sullen.
Curiositie. Nice, studious, affected, woman [...]sh, carefull, vain, silly, f [...]uitle idle, dainty, neat, quaint.
Curle. v. Hair. Neat, crispy, shining, twisted, pleated, knotty, snak [...]e, braic [...]e dangling, sleavy, silken, scatterd, flowing, ruffled, art-less, fl [...]ri [...] [Page 79] uncomposed, gracefull, waving, beauteous, frizled.
Curse. Hellish, dire, banefull, imp [...]ous, blasphemous, execrable, hatefull, heavy, damned, revengefull, mischievous, vilanous, miscreant, winged.
Custome. Received, aged, imperious, commanding, tyrannous, observed, [...]laudable, commendable, ancient, long, honoured, reverent, frequent, common.
Cyclops. Sooty, grimy, sweaty, smoaky, one-eyed, hideous, strong, robustious, massie, dreadfull, proud, fierce, labouring, industrious, rude, clownish, uncivill, lowtish, stern, grimme, old, bloody.
Cymbals. Tinkling, ratling, noysefull, Berecynthian, Cybelian, joyfull, loud, mirthfull, sacred, hollow, brazen, sounding, hoarse, shining.
Cynnamon. Odorous, fragrant, spicy, verdant, Pangnan, Indian, spriggie.
Cynick. Snarling, currish, snapping, captious, biting, grinning, barking, brawling, bawling, carping, sharp, fanged, sharp-tooth'd, tonguelashing, quipping, girding, jeering, flouting, rigid, tart, sharp, smart, jerking, churlish, sullen, snappish.
Cypress. Tall, strait-growing, fatall dismall, mournfull, sable, sad, verdant, lasting, weeping, smooth, lofty, towring, mounting, aspiring, odorous, funereous, pensive.
Daffadill. TAwny, guilt-bowly, purple, gaping, open, smiling, vernall.
Dagger. Short, stabbing, murdering, desperate, sharp-pointed, bloody, secret, poynant, silent, stealing.
Daisie. Tufted, studded, golden, vernall, smiling, sunny.
Dale. Flowry, humble, lowly, delightfull, fruitfull, pleasant, sweet-cloaths, [Page 80] motly, gaudy, smiling, tufted, enameld, chequer'd, gree [...]-plusht, spo [...]tive, painted, grassie, shadie, ecchoing, resounding, rebounding, fragrant.
Dance. Gracefull, courtly, skilfull, enamouring, wanton, sportive, a [...] tractive, active, flowing, swimming, nimble, tripping, measur' [...] well-ordered, moving, lascivious, modest, well-timed, amorous pleasing, winning.
Danger. Sad, dreadfull, unavoyded, certain, doubtfull, unhappy, bitte [...], pensive, pressing.
Darkness. v. Night. Rusty, gloomy, sullen, sooty, sad, pensive, jetty, pitchy, neg [...], cloudie, duskie, Aegyptian, Cymerian, sable, Ebon, dull, sil [...]n, blind, collied, swarthy, grimme, smoaky, ugly, sh [...]peless, deformed, stumbling, shady, obscuring, sleepy, drowsie, peacefull, confused deceitfull, dull, lither, l [...]zy, hideous, still, quiet, unactive.
Darnell. Black, barren, hurtfull, choaking, over-topping, unlucky, domineering, sleepy, drowsie, injurious, harmfull, bitter, eye-offending
Dart. v. Arrow. Thrilling, pointed, poynant, singing, trembling, flying, fluttering, quivering, whirling, wounding, poysoned, killing, winged.
Daw. Pratling, twatling, noysefull, winter-presageing, thievish, prating, stealing.
Dawn. v. Morn. Early, blushing, purple, spicy, rosie, dewie, rosie-fingerd, weeping, pearly, gray-cheekt.
Day. Winged, busie, active, lightsome, gladsome, chearfull, labor [...]ous, industrious, [...]r [...]ght, clear, carefull, shining, beamy, enlightned, s [...] ding, joyfull, posting, succeeding, sunny, rosie, purple, ambrosiaa, peering, increasing.
Death. v. Destinie. Pale, wan, sable, impartiall, imperious, all-commanding, chiling, cold, tyrann zing, domineering, over-ruling, all-controulling, uncontrouled, inexorable, exacting, invading, encroaching, restfull, quiet, silent, peacefull, unresisted, unrelenting, remorseless, hideous, yawning, ingrossing, grasping, lean, dustie, meager, bareribd, flint-hearted, cruell, grimme, stern awfull, frowning, devouring, ravenous, rigorous, rigid, nasty, fulsome, unwelcome, unexpected, [Page 81] covetous, insatiate, abhorred, detested, loathed, loathesome, noysome, blood-thirsty, hasty, trembling, ugly, deformed, groaning, timely, untimely, surprizing, arresting, envious, unbribed, implacable, unperswaded, disdainful, uncivil, proud, scornful, disrespective, regardlesse, carelesse, audacious, fearlesse, adventurous, saucie, unmannerly, presumptuous, ambitious, gluttonous, deaf, stifling, smothering, choking, injurious, dreadful, bitter, felonious, importunate, glorious, disgraceful, ignominious, shameful, ruthlesse, resistlesse, victorious, triumphant.
Death-bed. Cold, pale, quivering, bleake, leane, meager, trembling, groaning, gasping, yawning, sad, pensive
Deceit. v. Craft, December. v. Cold. F [...]ostie, cold, icie, snowie, lither, lazie, drowsie, dull, lumpish, sad, fr [...]l [...]ck, jolly, mirthful, feastful, drunken, hoary, nipping, pinching, gamesome, joyous.
Deep. v. Sea. Vasty, devouring, unfathomed, unsounded, boyling, swelling, working, floating, angry, aged, wealthy, shelfie, tumbling, stormy, ruffl [...]d, fretting, rugged, insatiate, gulphy, swallowing, curled, surgie, remorseless.
Delay. Lingring, tedious, comfortless, dull, weary, sad, pensive, slow, snail-pac't, tardy, laz [...]e, cold, freezing, dronish, needlesse, fruitlesse, vain.
Delicates. v. Cates. Delight. Free, soft, dear, melting, sportive, wanton, effeminate, sensual, voluptuous, fleshly, carnal, enamou [...]ing, dallying, dandling, extasyde, joyous, intrancing, lavish, raping, loose, fresh, choice, tempting, pleasant, gay, chearing, luxurious, riotous, superfluous, royal, desired, tickling, gaudy, courtly, princely.
Den. v. Cave. Gloomie, vaultie, crooked, loathsome, nasty, noysome, fulsome, musty, fusty, dusty, moldy, rockie, doleful, melancholy, hollow, darksome, mossie, uncouth, sullen, pensive, lonely, theevish,
Deere. Browsing, feeding, goodly, fearful, tripping, light-foot.
Desart, Devious, wild, wide, vast, savage, uncouth, melancholy, sad, [Page 82] silent, unfrequented, sandy, dreaful, sullen, shadowie, gloomie, rockie, ho [...]ry, rough, pathlesse, shrubbie, bushie, unpeopled, unfruitful, b [...] ren, inhospitable, scorched, dangerous.
Desire. Uns [...]ti [...]fied, uncontroled, uncurb'd, disordinate, irregular, invincible, wi [...]ged, untamed, covetous, insatiate, ardent, passionate, ambitious, flaming, hot, sottish, sollicitous, unfathomed, deep, unmeasured, unlimited, unconfined, burning, blind, careful, amorous, unspeakable, unexpressible, longing.
Despaire. Sad, pensive, sorrowful, heavie, dull, cold, pale, comfortlesse, l [...]zie, hellish, damned, faithlesse, hopelesse, snakie, dark, grim, sterne, lean, meage [...], sullen, enginous, plotting, sighing, groaning, weeping, mournful, chill, low.
Destiny. Changelesse, ruthlesse, remorselesse, unrelenting, unbribed, inexorabl [...], imperious, commanding, unchanged, unaltered, resistlesse victorious, triumphing, adamantine, unconquered, compelling, fixe [...] eternal, everlasting, enforcing, fatal, uncontrolled, impartil, [...]yrannizing, domineering, over-ruling, all-controlling, exactin [...] unresisted, unprevented, surprizing, arresting, importuning, almig [...] ty, inevitable, unavoyded, blind, secret, silent, unmooved, seve [...] inclining, deaf, inflexible.
Detraction. Envious, foul-mouth'd, calumnious, biting, crafty, black-mouth' [...] malicious, injurious, subtle, slie, base, vile, forging, glozing, co [...] ging, j [...]alous, envious, babling, twatling.
Device. Queint, choyce, fabulous, pleasant, painted.
Devil. Subtle, tempestuous, pernicious, hideous, unclean, lying, decei [...] ful, mischievous, tempting, vigilant, industrious, craftie, malitio [...] d [...]ceiving, vilainous, enchanting, devouring, infernal, seduci [...] fraudulent, calumnia [...]ing, cursed, damned, tormented, hurryin [...] malignant, reb [...]llious, wilie, snakie.
Devotion, Holy, sacred, religious, quick, fervent, pious, affectionate, suppl [...] ant, humble, solemn, profound, reverent, gracious.
Dew. Trickling, pearly, honey-dropping, chrystal, rosie, ambrosial, [...] freshing, vegetating, early, balmie, melting, coole, morning, nig [...] ly, dropping, showrie, glassie, fruitful, enlivening, flower-courtin [...] [Page 83] kissing, vanishing, short-lived, weeping, fresh, ambrosial, nectareous, sprinkling, sca [...]tered.
Diamond. Shining, sparkling, Indian, bright, lasting, pointed, glasse-cutting, obduring, hard, solid, unconquered, eternal.
Diadem. v. Crown. Dice. Cheating, cogging, gamesome, deceitful, uncertain.
Dido. Unhappy, bloody, pensive, despairing, weeping, Carthaginian, Sidonian, Tyrian-Qu [...]er, sad, fair, beauteous, sorrowful.
Dirt. Miry, slimy, muddy, filthy, nasty, loathsome, fulsome, putrid, rotten, sordid, stinking, dagling.
Discord. Hell-nourish't, sterne, j [...]rring, harsh, snakie, unsociable, unfriendly, hateful, seditious, quarrelsome, [...]uinous, pernicious, mortal, tumultuous, furious, li [...]igious, inhumane, pittylesse, merciless, bloodie, angry, grumbling, war-breeding, dissentious, blood-thirsty.
Disdain. v. Scorne. Proud, contemptuous, malevolous, arrogant, sober, scorneful, unkind, chast, coy, high, wry-mouth'd, insolent, sowre-eyed, pettish, peevish, brave, churlish, haughty, swelling, portly, surly, burly, squinteyed, currish.
Discretion. Wise, sage, prudent, mature, advised, reposed, grave, modest, tempered, sound, staid, sober.
Disease. v. Malidy. Dull, contagious, infectious, languishing, sterne, pi [...]i [...]g, pale grievous, torturing, vexing, incurable, pettish, peevish, angry, [...]f [...]al, painful, fretting, griping, twitching, girding, sad, pinching, [...]ipping, pulling, cutting, pressing, wringing, gauling, doleful, [...]itter, gnawing, racking, smarting, lingring, noysome, loathsome, filthy, fulsome, nasty, cruel, impatient, trembling, raging, plaintful, querulous, whining, puling, wasting, eating, drying, [...]ucking, tedious.
Dissobedience. Rebellious, mutinous, unruly, proud, tumultuous, seditious, sau [...]y, impudent, shamelesse, daring, bold, audacious, gracelesse, unseem [...]y, unfitting, uncomely, unbecoming.
Disorder. Confused, tumultuous, irregular,
[Page 84] Doctor. Knowing, learned, skilful, grave, experienc't, pi [...]us, reverend, h [...]noured, famous, ancient, aged, studious, industrious, painful, in g [...]nious, witty, prudent, discreet.
Doe. Swift, light-foot, fearful, tender, flying, savage, tripping, browsing, weak, frightful.
Dogge. Ravenous, bawling, hungry, greedy, faithful, headstrong, theevish, fierce, furious, watchful, flat-nosed, muzzeled, gluttonons, swi [...] fleet, speedy, eager, chasing, fallow, pursuing, wel-trust, nimble, biting, snarling, grinning, yelping, yawling, ranging, deep-mouth' [...] ful-mouth'd, well-sented, quick-nosed, spotted, speckled, surly, su [...] len, stubborne, sturdy, shaggie, careful, grim, sterne, grumblin [...] guarding, breinded, flea-bitten, lowsie, colla [...]'d.
Dogge-starre. Hot, enraged, enflamed, scorching, unhealthy, diseaseful, unwho [...] some, smarting, itching, netling, sparkling, broyling, drie, burnin [...] fiery, flaming, pernitious, thirsty, mad, raging, raving.
Dormouse. Sleepie, drowsie, idle, lazie, lither, fat, plumpe.
Doubt, Distractful, vexing, torturing, tormenting, anxious, netling, ca [...] ful, sollicitous, perplexing, quaking, jealous, ambiguous, fear [...] suspitious, giddie, faint, cold, heartlesse, lazie, amazing, mazie, [...] sing, jarring, strugling, quandaring, hovering, sagging, mudd [...] wavering, wavie.
Dolphin. Crooked, armed, greene, amorous, venereous, wanton, loving, [...] zure, flattering, scalie, speedie, wandering, ranging, straying, M [...] sick-enamoured, bowed.
Dove. Simple, trembling, sprightly, panting, timorous, fearful, ai [...] piercing, silly, melancholy, harmelesse, billing, amorous, venereo [...] mourning, cliping, gentle, curteous, wanton, lascivious, b [...] swift, fleet-winged, paphian, tender, Idalian, crooing, feeled, wh [...] ling, weak, tender, grave, whispering, gal-less.
Downes. Motly, enamelled, flowry, tufted, dasied, painted, gaudie, s [...] ling, verdant, enflowred, fragrant, hearbie, grassie, embroyder [...] sportive, faire-cloathed, green-plush' [...], fruitful, checkerd, wide-s [...] ted, spaticu [...], pleasant, op [...]n, goodly, delightful.
[Page 85] Dragon. Quick-eyed, quick-sighted, watchful, waking, yawning, devouring, venemous, poysonous, scaly, crested, writhed, voluminon, curled. winged, wary, azure, hissing, swelling, cruel, fell, greedy, the guardian of the golden fleece, speckled, freckled, s [...]otted.
Dreame. Ominous, pleasing, wandering, black, auspicious, bewi [...]ching, emptie, vaine, slippery, fl [...]shie, fallacious, deceitful, de [...]uding, flattering, fantastick, pale, busie, senceless, lying, flying, careful, dreadful, distracting, disastrous.
Dreggs. Muddy, courser, rejected, despised, fruitless, useless.
Drone. Lazie, lither, idle, buzzing, humming, yawning, barren, fruitless, stingless, injurious.
Drop. Liquid, pearly, amber, roping, hanging, distilling, trickling [...]rilling, frothie, spotting, staining, flowing, falling, swelling.
Dropsie. Self-indulgent, swelling, puffing, thirsty, insatiate, spungie.
Drosse. Rejected, dreggie, base, muddy, abject, fruitless, barren, uselesse.
Drugges. Vertuous, aromatick, spicie, outlandish, pretious, healthful, soveraign, oriental, easterne, sophistick, medicinal, Indian.
Drum. Bellowing, thundering, clamorous, ratling, noyseful, stirring, tatling, spirit-st [...]rring, warlick, martial, affrightning, frightful, threa [...] ning, hollow, light, re-ecchoing, courage-working.
Drunkennesse. Swelled, nasty, loathsome, filthy, noysome, fulsome, spongie, brutish, beastly, swinish, wallowing, vomiting, spueing, ap [...]sh, b [...]lching, babling, teltale, fo [...]ming, frothie, spawling, sottish, raving, flammering, reeling, lisping, faultering, surferting, diseaseful, fiery, rich-nosed, pot-tossing, infamous, volup [...]uous, shame lesse, saucy, uncivil, staggering, indenturing, besotting, intoxicating.
Duck. Diving, plunged, muddy, fearful, plain-foot, watry, fearful, soft, tender.
[Page 86] Duel. v. Combate. Dugge. Sagging, milkie, noursing, soft, flowing, fluent, tender, pressed, hanging, flagging, lolling, veinie, streaked, azure-streaked, spicie, delicious, luxuriant.
Dung. v. Dirt. Dungeon. Dark, darkesome, nastie, loathsome, filthy, hollow, v [...]ult'e, glo [...] mie, obscure, doleful, dankish, fustie, mustie, fulsome, airelesse.
Dust. Scattered, dispersed, dry, small, filthy, thirsty, uncleanly, soyling, summer, country, nasty.
Dwarfe. Low, deformed, short, diminutive, little, Pygmie, three-horse-loaves-high, short-statured.
Eagle. TOwring, so [...]ring, generous, imperious, chacing, ravenous, raping, audacious, hardy, cruel, lofty, clear-seeing, quick- [...]ye [...], cou [...]agious, yellow-plumed, trussing, stately, princely, royal, majestick, full-winged, undazled, mou [...]nting, sun-confronting, flame-bearing, preying, quick-sighted.
Eare. Charged, listning, yeilding, at [...]entive, observing, glowing, whispering, tender, winding, drinking, hollow, curious, secret, easie, open, gristlie, hanging, g [...]ping, cranied, insatiate, judicious, judging, flagging, inquiring.
Ears of Corne. Bearded, weighty, dangling, full, fruitful, tender, yellow, fat, hoary, gilded, sl [...]nder, grained, flaxen, waving, joyful, smiling, crested, bristled.
Earth. Shaggy, sullen, pregnant, teeming, many-peopled, flowry-mantled, dull, wealthy, sad, weighty, drossie, thirsty, sluttish, wide-skited, spatious, m [...]ssie, motly, yawning, cranied, porous, melanch [...] ly, verdant, fl [...]wre-enamelled, tufted, fruitful, checkerd, fostering, [Page 87] embroidered, grassie, clayie, mirie, solid, globous, meta [...]-bearing, wealthie, painted, gaudy, sandie, hanging, cold, fat, uncleanly, diapred, open, vast, extended, turfie, cloddy, gravelly, dusty, foodful.
Earthquake. Impetuous, amazing, tumultuous, portentuous, aguish, dreadful, affeightful.
Ease. Peaceful, quiet, silent, silken, restful, calme, barren, soft, smo [...]th, reposed, happy, pleasant, volup [...]uous, desired, faint, sleepie, drowsie, lazie, secured, warme, fruitlesse.
East. Ruddie, glowing, balmie, early flowry, pregnant, blushing, gorgeous, gray-cheekt, radiant, pearly, purple, wealthy, flaming, aromatick, spicie, dawnie, guilded.
Eccho. Pratling, twatling, babling, tearing, loud, tesounding, sh [...]ll, vocal, cavy, talking, solitary, wood-hunting, wandering, roving, piercing.
Eclypse. Darke, shady, obscuring, gloomy, sullen, swarthy, predict [...]ous, portentuous, presagious, threatning, menacing, dreadful, prodigious, disastrous,
Eele. Slippery, glib, snaky, winding, writhing, tu [...]ning, fold [...]ng, gl [...]stering, glittering, clammy, viscous, glutinou [...], sl [...]my, muddy, fat, soft, moyst, wrigling.
Eie. Flaming, burning, sparkling, piercing, radiant, spungy, enquiring, lively, lovely, wheeling, wounded, wounding, melting, inveigling, perswasive, rolling, longing, inflaming, pleading, hungry, greedy, expecting, Starty, glistering, betraying, discoursive, speaking, beamy, enamouring, gliding, singering, rransparent, instructed, Chrystall, soul-wounding, observing, gazefull, judgeing, luring, floating, swimming, assayling, bashfull, roving, intentive, tempting, invi [...]ing, courting, wooing, conquering, victorious, triumphing, attractive, love-a [...]med, wandering, inflaming, commanding, busie, whispering, sea [...]ching, smiling, beauteou [...], murthering, bewitching, ch [...]rming, delicious, trayterous, wanton, spearly, conducting, [...]winkling, passionate, weeping, lascivious, subtle, dazling, lavish.
Egge. Fruitfull, marrowy, lustfull, breeding, hatching.
[Page 88] Eglantine. Sweet-smelling, twining, pricklie, twisting.
Egypt. v. Aegypt. Fat, fruitful, mysterious, superstitious, swarthy.
Elegie. Mournful, wailing, lamenting, whining, whimpering, puling, sad, weeping, complaining, complaintful, flattering, soothing, amorous, baudy, wanton.
Embassadour. Sage, wise, prudent, reverend, learned, honoured, grave, eloquent, stately, authorized.
Embers. v. Cinders. H [...]ssing, glowing, warme, dying, sparkling, dead, ashy, black, sooty, grimie.
Embraces. Warme, hot, strict, glueing, close, soft, clasping, hugging, encircling, twining, grasping, twisting, yoaking, loving, amorous, venereous, greedy, mutual, fruitful, dear, sweet, pleasant, delicious, knotty, knitting, wanton, joyful, glutinous.
Emrald. Flamie, beamie, radiant, chearful, green, bright, eye-refreshing, Erythraean, Scythian, sight-chearing, shining.
Elephant. Castle-bearing, rough-skinned, stiffe-kneed, fleshie, Indian, massie, robustious, dreadful, warlick, Getulian, sauage, docile, fierce, cruel, untamed, white-tusked, ivory-toothed.
Elme. Strait-limbed, spreading, lofty, towring, mounting, aspiring, skie-threatning, cloud-kissing, shady, branching, vine-hugging, levie, spatious, tall, bough-extending.
Eloquence. Winning, gaining, encroaching, perswasive, wooing, enamouring, nectareous, intrancing, inchanting, encharming, delicious, ravishing, soul-raping, smooth, oylie, courtly, soft, rich, quaint, painted, glozing, soothing, infinuating, victorious, triumphing, sweet-tongu'd, grave, C [...]ceronian, well-polisht, deceitful, inveagling, circumv [...]n [...]ing, attractive, happy, overcoming, successeful, fancytickling, tempting, soul-invading, conquering, bewitching, transporting, n [...]ctar-droping, captivating.
Elysium. S [...]f [...], flowry, flower-enamelled, quiet, peaceful, blisseful, joyful, soul-ravishing, smiling, blest.
[Page 89] Enemy. Bloody, blood-thirsty, hatefull, spitefull, fierce, cruel, malicious, odious, opposing, trayterous, undermining, deceitfull, impetuous, assaulting, assayling, furious, invadng, insulting, murdering, ambitious, hurtfull, pernicious, crafty, despitefull, unjust, injurious, perfidious, dreadfull, proud, daring, cursed.
English. Stout, couragious, valiant, true-hearted, hardy, bold, audacious, adventurous, warlick, apish, imitating.
Ensigns. v. Banners. Warlick, triumph [...]t, victorious, martiall, painted, displayed, threatning, advanced, waving.
Enterprize. Bold, avdacious, adventurous, doubtfull, uncertain, uneasie, dangerous, perilous, brave, glorious, famous.
Entertainment. Gracious, wellcome, courteous, loving, fair, kind, friendly, willing, ready, rich, liberall, pompous, hearty, glorious, costly, sumptuous, magnificent.
Entrails. v. Bowells. Secret, winding, reeking, gloomy, smoaking, trembling, auspicious, predictious, prophetick, sooth-saying, consulted, enchested, enclosed, hidden, abstruse.
Envie. Pale, lean, swelling, snarling, blue-eyed, squint-eyed, restless, killing, stabbing, cutting, wounding, sullen, snaky, viperous, poysonou [...], blear-eyed, self-eating, self-consuming, self-torturing, self-mar [...]yring, black-mouthed, muttering, whispering, lean-fac't, carping, censorious, repining, underminining, snake-haird, burning, flaming, boyling, revengefull, malicious, spightfull, cancred, subtle, sly, crafty, heart-gnawing, deadly, mortall, jealous, cruell, calumnious, detracting, pernicious, out-rageous, proud, disdainfull, haughty, crooked, bi [...]ing, currish.
Epicure. Godless, voluptuous, sensuall, brutish, bestiall, beastly, irreligious, ungodly, loose, dissolute, intemperate, vitious, wallowing, swinish, insatiate, gluttonous, gurmandizing, self-pampering, selfpleasing.
Epigram. Short, witty, loose, wanton, merry, pleasant, rayling, nipping, biting, snarling, soothing, flattering, smooth, neate, facetious.
[Page 90] Epitaph. Mournfull, sad, pensive, weeping, moanfull, immortall, lasting, [...] numentall, re-cording, name-preserving, life-continuing.
Equitie. v. Justice. Reasonable, rationall, just, sacred, sober; severe, orate, unbridled, [...] corrupted, unfed, inexorable, constant, Rhadamanthian, equall, i [...] partiall, unsiding, holy, unmoved, unchanged, indifferent, unprej [...] dic't, uninclining, strict, riged, even-handed, just-dealing, upright.
Erebus. Misty, foggy, black, dark, darksome, vast, dismall, ugly, hideous, [...] ping, yawning, ghastly.
Erinnys, Sad, fatall, ferall, snak-hairy, grimme, cruell, ghastly.
Ermin. Spotless, unspotted, speckled, painted, cleanly, checker'd.
Errour. Rash, fond, straying, stragling, doubtfull, seducing, fantastick, fa [...] tick, obstinate, blind, ambitious, crooked, wandering, credulous, p [...] nicious, gloomy, misty, muddy, doltish, audacious, bold, gross, d [...] cloudy, foppish, sottish, dark, mole-eyed, beetle-braind, thick, st [...] bling, furious, mis-guiding, black-mouth'd.
Eternitie Immense, unfathom'd, unmeasur'd, unmoved, uninterrupted, l [...] ing, lofty, uncorrupt, divine, during, supreame, unexpressible, per [...] nent, incomprehensible, inconceivable, soft, downy, flowry, bright, gl [...] rious, unlimited, unconfin'd.
Ethiopian. v. Moore. Sun-burnt, swarthy, sooty, soultry, scalded, broyled, schorched, [...] led, tann'd, black, barbarous, bak'c, wild, brutish, moorish, rosted, fri [...] naked, collied, bloody, flat-nosed, tawny, misbelieving, Negro, thi [...] lipt, wainscot-faced.
Evening. Cur-fue, aged, gray, silent, calm, gloomy, dappled, dewie, blushin [...] torchy, rheumy, cool, late, black, duskie, smoaky, cloudy, shady, slo [...] pac' [...], drwosie, lazy, idle, starry.
Eunuch. Smooth-fac't, smooth-chinn'd, weak, delicate, soft, weak, unman [...]y womanish, effeminate.
Euphrates. v. River, Deep, fertile, fruitfull, winding, swift-pac't, wary.
Ewe. Wanton, supportive, teeming, fleecy, warm-clothed, uberous, g [...] zing.
[Page 91] Europ. Rich, wealthy, fruitfull, healthfull, temperate, populous.
Evidence. Convincing, unanswerable, undoubted, strong, firm, confirming, [...]doubted, certain, authentick, conclusive, perswasive, faith-beger [...]ng, satisfying.
Exaction. Rigorous, unjust, cruell, pinching, oppressing, tyrannous, tyrani [...]ll, lawless, imposed, griping, pilling.
Example. Leading, teaching, guiding, encouraging, plain, evident, memorable, famous, glorious, sage, wise, prudent.
Excess. Dissolute, wanton, loose, vitious, intemperate, unrestrained, out [...]gious, superfluous, needless:
Exchequer. Rich, wealthy, swallowing, moneyed, royall.
Excrement. Ejected, disrespected, neglected, odious, loathsome, nasty, sluttish, [...]ovenly, superfluous, unnecessary, fulsome, noysome.
Excuse. Shifting, lying, cogging, coin'd, forged, painted, dissembling, pro [...]able, studied, fair, subtle, alledged, just.
Exercise. Laborious, industrious, active, stirring, studious, wholsome, usefull, beneficiall, advantageous, strength-confirming, health-confirming.
Exhalation. Fat, oyly, aspiring, sinoaky, cloudy, vaporous, earth-engendered, [...]able, gloomy, dusky, foggy, misty, malignant, smothering, rising, mounting, towering, infectious, unhealthy, breathing.
Exile. v. Banishment Exorcisme. Exorcist. Charming, inchanting, magick, hellish, powerfull, commanding, imperious, conjuring, dark, black.
Expectation. Longing, long-looking, desirous, waiting, tedious.
Experience. Certain, prudent, discreet, sage, wise, approved, infallible, sure, assured, grounded, clear-eyed, aged, old, tutord, long-taught, dearbought, grave, learned, gray-silver-hoary-haird, sober, school [...]ng.
[Page 92] Extasie. Ravisht, soul-raping, unconcerving, death-like, astounding, ad [...] ring, amazed.
Extortioner. Rigorous, oppressing, injurious, lawless, cruell, unjust, tyranno [...] tyrannicall, heavy.
Fable. VAin, lying, old, facetious, witty, devised, feined, fictious, [...] gar, frivolous, idle, ingenious, incredible, popular, do [...]i [...] truthless, monstrous, mysterious, instructive.
Face. v. Countenance. Beauteous, roseate, inchanting, bewitching, enamouring, smili [...] wanton, downy, joyfull, pensive, lowring, wooing, unfullied, del [...] ous, entrancing, attractive, heart-wounding, captivating, unp [...] tern'd, unexampled.
Faction. Jarring, disagreeing, contentious, strifefull, seditious, furious, [...] multuous, litigious, siding, dissentious, blood-thirsty, wa [...] breeding.
Fagot. Flaming, bundled, sputtering, crackling, consuming, self-eati [...] heating, pitchy.
Fairie. Dancing, night-walking, nimble, active, stirring, tripping, sprigh [...] full, cleanly, nipping, pinching, sporting, night-tripping, light, silen [...] soft-foot, dairy-hunting, green-cloth'd, yellow-skirted.
Faith. Sence-conquering, quick-seeing, almighty, servent, powerful [...] wonder-working, miraculous, zealous, assured, firm, adhering, inviolable, constant, stedfast, unmoved, indissoluble, untainted, immortall.
Fame. Wide, flitting, lasting, immortall, eternall, enduring, swift, l [...] vish, winged, embalming, immortalizing, eternizing, surviving death-less, swelling, blabing, babling, long-tongued, wide-mouth [...] [Page 93] pratling, twatling, gossipping, gracefull, swift-winged, flying, [...]ather-footed, nimble-winged, Eagle-winged, unextinguished, [...]nowning, sleek-tongued, glib-tongued, spreading, smiling, bright, [...]ry, glorious, lying, tale-telling, light-heeld, spurring, posting, busie, [...]anting.
Famine. Lean, pale, thinne, lean-chapt, pinching, impetuous, cruel, mea [...]er, ravening, devouring, sharp-fang'd, clinging, lanck, lawless, [...]ecessitating, constraining, panting, sharp, gaping, yawning, ra [...]ing, greedy, gluttonous, barking, tedious, consuming, anxious, [...]ard, torturing, torm enting, vexing, meager-fac't.
Fancy. Nimble, contriving, active, stirring, roving, vagrant, roaming, [...]anging, forging, working, quick, pregnant, teeming, busie, mint [...]ng, coyning, spinning, enritched, wealthy, forraign, shaping, in [...]ustrious, travelling, inventive, plotting, studious, plodding, wandering, projecting.
Fantasmes. v. Phantasmes, Farewell. Tedious, sad, grieved, loathed, last, sighed, lingring, pensive.
Fast. Abstemious, lean, temperate, chaste, frugall, cleanly, moderate, healthy, wholesome, faint, meager, mortyfiing, flesh-subduing, religious, vertuous, sober, penetentiall.
Fate. v. Destiny. Driery, resistless. unpittying, flint-hearted, remorseless, unrelenting, rugged, cruel, unchanged, unmoved.
Father. Loving, carefull, tender, sollicitous, grave; pious, reverend, honoured, indulgent, tender-hearted.
Fauchion. v. Blade. Keen, bright, slicing, slashing, cutting, slaughtering, murdering, quartering.
Faulcon. Towring, Princely, stooping, swift, thundering, couragious, freckled, wheeling, lured, high-pitched.
Fault. Secret, grievous, haynous, shamefull, petty, sinnefull, vicious, dishonest.
[Page 94] Fawns. v. Satyr. Hairy, shaggy, tripping, rude, horned, nimble, swift-footed, wan [...] frisking, wood-haunting, lustfull, salacious, lecherous.
Fear. Jealous, sallow, chilly, reverentiall, pale, shallow, trembling, lo [...] presaging, chilling, lumpish, faint, prophetick, superstitious, omino [...] wanny, heartless, guiltie, cold, sullen, hovering, anxious, suspitio [...] bloodless, pressing, ignominious, unresolved, doubtful, distracted, i [...] perious, degenerous, restraining, pulling, distempered, impulsive, [...] vering, boggy, winged, ghastly, suggesting, projecting, contriving, i [...] clowdy, muddy, shuddering, shallow, restless, pale-hearted, cream-fa [...] startling, wary, modest, blushing, impetuous, assaulting, palsied, pa [...] lytick, heart-amazing.
Feast. Ambrosial, gladsome, mirthful, sumptuous, costly, delicious, delig [...] ful, luxurious, joyous, buxome, frolick, pleasant, genial, ful-tabled, [...] ble-pressing, voluptuous, royal, Nectarean, tast-contenting, pala [...] pleasing, lavish, love-preserving.
Feather. Hovering, waving, tufted, soft, downy, plumy, lightsome, flauntin [...] gay, gallant, pompous, gaudy, phantastick, trembling, hangi [...] smooth, velvet, flying, painted, wanton, stiffe, limber, freckled.
Feaver. Hateful, hot, burning, panting, malignant, intermitting conta [...] ous, spotted, infectious, pulse-spurring, furious, trembling, pale, vi [...] lent, cruel, grievous, pettish, pievish, angry, consuming, drying, te [...] ous, lingering, inconstant, d [...]y, thirsty, secret, eating, scorching, bloc [...] boyling.
Fee. Bribing, corrupting, unlawful, injurious, secret, eating, schorching, blood-boyling.
Feet. v. Foot. Field. Dusty, warlick, martial, bloody, dreadful, dismal, murdering, tented, blood-flowing.
Fields. Spiced, unambitious, gaudy, painted, flowry, tufted, checked, grassie, naked, open, wild, flowre-enamell'd, motly, dasied, smiling, verdant, herby. fragrant, diaperd, enflowred, fruitful, pregnant, teeming, embroydered, sportive, spatious, wide-skirted, fair-clothed, green-plush't, pleasant, delightful.
[Page 95] Fenne. Moorish, drowsie, slimy, slothful, foggy, vaporous, unhealthy, pudly, [...]king, filthy, durty, muddy, black-turf'd, aguish.
Fetters. Shackling, binding, locking, close, strait.
Fictions. Lying, devised, fabulous, deluding, deceiving, coyned, minted, in [...]nted.
Figge. Milky, delicious, fat, two-leaved, pleasant, sweet, lushious, broad [...]aved, autumnal, sugred.
Fight. v. Battell. Dusty, furious, cruel, bloody, hot, dreadful.
Filberd. Clustered, shady, grovy, bushy, rank, shady, branching, twining, [...]mber.
File. Biting, toothed, smoothing, polishing, plaining, laborious, indu [...]rious, gnawing, nibling, eating, fretting, wearing, correcting.
Fingers. Soft, sleek, delicate, active, nimble, plianr, industrious, curious, [...]ainty, slender, round, unequal, Ivory, bending, wanton, alabaster, [...]rembling, quavering, filching, pilfering.
Fire. Sprightly, active, ravenous, greedy, catching, hungry, wandering, [...]evouring, crackling, flashing, lieentious, searching, all-consuming, [...]lf-eating, glowing, whirling, quick, embracing, clasping, climb [...]ng, wastful, subtle, purging, amorous, furious, unsparing, rage [...]ull, sparkling, flaming, furious, schorching, broyling, roast [...]ng, melting, glittering, smoakie, covetous, avaritious, flamebelching.
Firmament. Azure, wide-skirted, unmeasured, unfathomed, starrie, star-enchased, star-powdered, glittering, gilded, star-studded, rolling, wheeling, whirling, spangled, arched, silver-paved, silver-bosom'd, all-clasping, bright, vaultie, glorious, Chrystal, lofty, open, wide, extended, beamy, radious, cloudy, flaming, turning, painted, all viewing, all-embracing.
Firre. Tall, lofty, towring, heaven-kissing, skie-threatning, aspiring, unknotty, fragrant, shady, crispy, curled, strait, useful, flaming, oyly, fat, [...]igh-topt, rozen-weeping.
[Page 96] Fishes. Glittering, gliding, dancing, silver, silver-breasted, crooked, s [...] nibling, nimble, inveagled, credulous, shining, watery, slippery, sli [...] hungry, clammy, floating, greedy, silent, dumb, speechless, leapi [...] skipping, wrigling, azure, glassie, viscuous, glutinous, wandring, str [...] ling, flegmatick, finny, silver-scal'd.
Fisher. Inveagling, deluding, tempting, deceiving, baiting, ho [...] ing, patient, impatient, jugling, insnaring, trecherous, expecti [...] hoping, cunning, skilfull.
Flag. Spreading, waving, swelling, hanging, pregnant, winged, wa [...] stuft, floating, ruffling, rustling, trembling, dancing, furled, curled.
Flame. Insultive, wilder, hungry, catching, devouring, purging, clean [...] sucking, licentious, scattered, wasting, active, sprightly, waving, curs [...] crisped, whirling, aspiring, mounting, towring, ragefull, venge [...] clasping, fretting, eating, sputtering, sparkling, lurking, embrac [...] subtle, amorous, courting, nimble, greedy, licking, ttembling, [...] nous, searching, hungry, crackling, glowing, ruddy, blushing, furio [...] scorching, piercing, imbosom'd, darting, singing, choaking, gli [...] ing, combustious, climbing, clambering, impetuous, violent, un [...]am [...] oyly, belched, bright, busie, self-consuming, stragling, cheerfull, lig [...] some, proud, ambitious, quick, pursuing, carbonadoing.
Flash. v. Flame. Flattery. Flatterer. Base, servile, slavish, soft, file-tongu'd, smooth, oyly, courtly, smoo [...] tongu'd, lisping, obsequious, gilt-tongu'd, windy, dissembling, soo [...] ing, melting, officious, pick-thank, cogging, pliant, sugered, fleari [...] fawning, traiterous, treacherous, cheating, over-reaching, jugl [...] circumventing, cunning, deluding, crafty, wily, sly, deceitfull, [...] spoken, smooth-worded, raking, winning, dawbing, candid, glass-fa [...] pyde, knee-crooking, clawing, tempting, tickling, colloguing, honeyed, crouching, glozing, insinuating.
Flegme. Cold, moyst, watery, unactive, dull, flow, noysome, unwholeso [...] diseasefull, distilling, rheumatick.
Flea. Biting, nipping, skipping, twitching, sucking, sable, pestering, sle [...] disturbing, peevish, blood-thirsty.
Fleece. Rich, wealthy, woolly, snowy, curled, crisped, soft, hary, wa [...] thirsty, drinking.
[Page 97] Flie. Buzzing, pestering, sportive, wanton, tickling nimble, skipping, [...]ubborn, froward, sucking, blood-thirstie, importuning, provo [...]ing, saucie, lickorous, stinging, sun-delighting, m [...]got-blowing.
Flight. Dustie, speedie, hasty, confused, disordered, guilty, trembling, [...]oasting, breathlesse, panting, fearful, ignominious, shameful, ha [...]ened, accelerated.
Flint. Obdurate, hard, unrelenting, fiery, sparkling, fire-engende [...]ing.
Flocks. v. Sheepe. Numerous, thronging, bleating, wealthy, curled, grazing, jolly, [...]el-fleec'd, gamesome, sportive, wanton, goodly, wandering, [...]ragling, shaggie, trooping, swarming, thriving, encreasing, [...]ibling.
Flood. Rolling, rising, swelling, silver; aged, raging, incensed, gliding, preading, glancing, hurrying, high-wrought, shower-enhanced, [...]oaming, wind-incensed, tumbling, impetuous, enchased, vaulting, [...]eaping, dancing, cleansing, horned, ambitious, sea-ingulphed, [...]oaring, snakie, gulphie, careering, azure, smooth-sliding, silver- [...]rested, invading, sweeping, intruding, amorous, chiding, chrystal, [...]icentious, curled, enraged, wavie, glassie, whirling, rustling, rush [...]ng, pearly, wandring, stragling, angry, boyling, stormy, swallow [...]ng, chafing, incroaching, ruffled, wrinkled, posting, surly, sullen, [...]ustling, murmuring, muttering, surgie, tossing, proud, bubling, [...]umbling, wrigling, frothy, sandy, muddy, swift-pacing, wheeling, mounting, bank-courting, uxorious.
Flora. Merry, mirthful, joyous, pleasant, delightful, painted, gay, gaudy, pompous, enamelled, pearly, amorous, wanton, lascivious, per [...]umed.
Flower. Pregnant, spicie, fragrant, enamelled, gaudie, pyde, perfumed, [...]heckered, smiling, vernal, verdant, tufted, taintless, unspotted, [...]ummer-swelling, odorous, amorous, vermilion, purple, silver, dia [...]ered, painted, freckled, blushing, vernal, glittering, delicious, mus [...]ie, fading, short-liv'd.
Foame. Boyling, hissing, curled, froathie, angry, belched, snowie, hoary, [...]oating, waving, chafing, ayrie,
[Page 98] Foe. v. Enemy. Fogge. Unhealthy, unwholsome, diseaseful, gloomy, vaporous, choaking, misty, drowsie, dull, spongie, duskie, mufling, drooping, swarthy, dropsie, sullen, gouty, sleepy, stifling, stinking, ascending, smell-offending, contagious, infectious, fen-suckt.
Foole. Soft, dul-eyed, lean-witted, motley, knotty-pated, grosse, [...]unconceiving, silly, shallow, admiring, stupid, sottish, doltish, dul-wi [...] ed, beetle-brained.
Foote. Swift-pac't, hollow, flying, tripping, vaulting, wanton, nimble, active, dusty, ivory, delicate, tender, soft, silent, beauteous, ambrosial, snowie, silver, stalking, trampling.
Force. Male, masculine, mastering, manly, domineering, imperious, compulsive, commanding, tyrannizing, couragious, sinewie, rob [...] stious, untamed, impetuous.
Forehead. v. Brow. Stately, smooth, sleeke, beauteous, comely, delicious, maj [...] stick.
Forest. Hoary, leavie, shady, salvage, verdant, fragrant, shaggie, gloo [...]y, m [...]ssie, grassie, rockie, rough, wild, desert, wide-skirted, devio [...], vast, unco [...]th, melancholy, unfrequented, sullen, pathless, unpeopled, beast-haunted, silent, bushie, shrubbie, ecchoing, tufted, br [...] ly, spatious, mast-bearing, dreadful.
Forester. v. Swain. Forgetfulnesse. Darke, shady, obscure, rusty, rude, musty, moldy, unkind, d [...] courteous, cruel.
Fornace. Flaming, burning, scorch [...]ng, scalding, flame-belching, sput [...] ring, sparkling, hollow, smoakie, devouring, sulphureous, [...] pouring.
Fortitude. Daring, valiant, valourous, adventurous, prudent, attempti [...] undertaking, undaunted, unquelled, unconquered, noble, und [...] jected, majestick, manly, couragious.
Fortune. Wheeling, uncertain, unconstant, giglet, lying, delud [...] [Page 99] imperious, commanding, domineering, tyrannizing, trecherous, injurious, envious, cruel, [...]epdame, dreadful, pernicious, peevish, froward, wanton malicious, mocking, flattering, audacious, almighty, disasterous, turning, slippery, perfidious, proud, stubborn, malignant, fullen, surly, insolenr, licentio [...]s, lawless, fickle, hoodwinkt.
Fountain. Chrystal, gushing, rustling, silver, gliding, purling, pearly, weeping, bubling, gugling, chiding, clear, grasse-fringed, mosse-fringed, sacred, grasse-margend, mosse-margend, trickling, soft, delicious stragling, dancing, vaulting, murmuring, muttering, wispering, pratling, twatling, sweet-rolling, swelling, rising, sparkling, flowing, frothy.
Fowler. Subtle, crafty, wily, skilful, cunning, treacherous, ensnaring, tempting, deceiving, inveagling, alluring, expecting, hoping, wary.
Fox. Wily, sly, subtle, theevish, ravenous, greedy, stinking, strong-breath'd, bush-taild, inearthing, snarling, cunning, crafty, devouring, pullet-eating.
France. French. Fruitful, healthful, rich, wealthy, learned, warlick, courtly, generous, ingenious, deviseful, active. industrious, lascivious, wanton, stately, courteous, cavoleering, couragious, complementive.
Friend. Friendship. Faithful, constant, cordial, hearty, familiar, ayding, helpful, advantageous, affectionate, sacred, loyal, trusty, sociable, certain, pleasing, favouring, courteous, dear, loving, happy, firme, equal, agreeing, uniting, cementing, unchanged, inviolated, assured, peaceful, sincere, unloosed, united, conjoyned, chained, pliant, stable, glued, rive [...]ed, unanimous.
Frenzie. Raving, chafing, doting, witless, dreaming, hot, cholerick, furious, untamed.
Frog. Sprawling, croaking, loathsome, fulsome, querulous, complaintful, noiseful, yellow, hoarse, fen-haunting, shrill, babling, gugling, spring-forespeaking.
Frost. v. Cold. Sharp, keene, grave, nipping, hoary, silver, chilling, icie, [Page 100] gray-haired, pinching, rough, biting, piercing, chattering, astringent, benumming, bleak, sap-consuming, stinging, gray-bearded.
Froth. v. Foame. Frowne. Surly, sullen, haughty, disdainful, proud, angry, churlish, currish, lumpish, rough, stormie, discontented, brow-pursing, cloudy, tempestuous, supercilious, imperious, domineering, awful, tvrannizing, brow-knitting, brow-puckering, lowring, scowling, ruffled.
Fruit. Dangling, delicious, timely, tast-pleasing, palar-wooing, savoury, pleasant, sweet-smelling, leave-enwrapped, hanging, painted, delightful, autumnal, exp [...]cted, desired, ambrosial.
Funeral. v. Obsequies. Fury. v. Anger. Blind, disordered, distempered, frantick, burning, giddie, sternvisaged, head-strong, unruly, untamed, flaming, wrathful, snakehaired, revengeful, sparkling, flame-eyed, lean-chapt, waspish, cruel, d [...]zzy-eyed, flamie, grim, ghastly, enraged, barbarous, seditious, dreadful, pernicious, boyling, tempestuous, stormie, frothie, fant [...] stick, impatient, unbrideled, transporting, impetuous, tumultuous incensing, distracted.
Furies. Snake-haired, dismal, haggish, hellish, malicious, envious, grim, sullen, ghastly, dreadful, swelling, snarling, blue-eyed, torch-bearing, snake-crowned, squint-eyed, black-mouth'd, torturing, tormenting, heart-gnawing, spightful, blood-thirsty, strifeful, contentious, debateful, revengful, Stygian, inexorable, deformed, missh [...] pen, ugly, hideous, mischievous, night-bo [...]ne, flame-eyed,
Furre. Soft, warme, shaggie, cold defending, lining.
Furrow. Long, sliced, ridged, seed-noursing, crooked, dividing,
Furze. Bushie, shrubbie, combrous, prickly, ranke:
Gain. WElcome, wealthy, fruitful, expected, desired, pleasing, sweet, recompencing, satisfying, contenting, large, ample, thrifty, sweet-smelling, dear-bought,
[Page 101] Gale. Gentle, fanning, refreshing, breathing, rusling, whistling, whisking, cooling, whispering, flitting, soft, pleasant, flowing, warme, wanton, wholsome, floating, fruitful, puffing, courteous.
Gall. Bitter, biting, swelling, black, glassie.
Gallowes. Shameful, ignominious, infamous, unlucky, detested, painful, dreadful.
Game. Sportive, joyous, mirthful, pleasing, care-killing, time-stealing, refreshing, inchanting, bewitching, facetious, frequented, solemne, unthrifty, wanton, idle, carelesse.
Ganges. Silver, rich, wealthy, azure, deepe, wavie, sandie, Indian, guilded, spatious, east-flowing.
Ganymed. Phrygian, Trojan, Idean, beauteous, wanton, lascivious, princely, Jove-beloved, Jove-enamouring, Joves Catamite, faire, young, Eagle-hurryed,
Garden. Flowry, gaudy, painted, enameled, checkered, enflowred, fruitful, wel-drest, fragrant, verdant, pleasant, hearby, smiling, delitious, bordered, knotted, squared, enclosed, levelled, diapered, weeded, neat, handsome, embroidered.
Gardian. Careful, faithful, watchful, regardful, jealous, observing, attentive, unbribed, officious, diligent.
Garland. v. Crownes. Leavie, triumphant, victorious, fragrant, roseal, flowry, enam [...]i'd, checkered, swathing, hooping.
Garments. v. Apparrel. Garner. Thrif [...]y, wealthy, swelling, wel-lin'd, storing.
Gate, Brasse-rib'd, leavie, folded, plankie, studded, creaking.
Geese. v. Goose. Gemmes. v. Jewels. Shining, reflecting, sparkling, radiant, beaming, oriental, Easterne, pendant, dangling, enchacing, bright, blazing, pearly, cost [...]y, rich, sumptuous, glittering, orient, Indian, star [...]y, flaming, ai [...]egilding, aire-enlightning, unvalued.
[Page 102] Gentleman. Noble, watlick, valiant, generous, free-hearted, honoured, brave, illustrious, famous, ingenious, pompous, courtly, gaudy, gallant, haughty-spirited.
Gentles. Superstitious, paganish, misbelieving, incredulous, obstinate.
Germans. Fierce, warlick, audacious, daring, adventurous, valiant, ingenious, industrious, rebellious, thirsty, drunken.
Gesture. Flowing, speaking, graceful, comely, winning, becoming, seemly, affected, unaff [...]cted, free, composed, handsome, gracious, pleasing, haughty, ingratiating, curteous, stately, portly, humble.
Ghosts. Fleeting, thin, affrightful, pale, grizly, ghastly, dreadful, lean, meager, light, deceased, bodiless, airy, wandering, unfathomed, ungrasped, unsubstantial, hollow, gliding, marowless, cold, glaring, unreal, heartless, doleful, deformed, sullen, vanishing, empry, fantastick, bloodless, unbodied.
Giant. Massie, robustious, big-limbed, great-rib'd, large-joynted, vast, audacious, stalking, sterne, grim, dreadful, earth-bread, greatbon'd, lubberly, impetuous, proud, disdainful, haughty.
Gift. Rich, free, pretious liberal, wealthy, large, ample, honourable bounteous, princely, royal, obliging, engaging, binding, sacred, costly, sumptuous, magnificent, gratious.
Ginger. Biting, corroding, knotty, rugged, rough-coated, fragrant, odorous, sharpe, Arabian.
Girdle. Embroidered, silken, swathing, gilded, painted, hooping, clasping, buckled, embossed.
Glance, Lascivious, subtle, wanton, amorous, quaint, silent, obsequious, smiling, imperious.
Glasse. Smooth, slick, icie, chrystal, reflecting, resembling, representing, flaring, brittle, melting, clear, transparent.
Looking-glasse. v. Mirrour.
[Page 103] Glead. v. Kite. Hungry, ravenous, devouring, theevish, swift, greedy, preying, raping, gouty, crow-hating, fox-hating.
Gleaner. Needy, poor, stooping, searching, waiting, gathering, picking, attending, following, industrious.
Glew. Viscous, clammie, uniting, fastning, tenacious, cementing, compacting.
Globe. Round, turning, wheeling, rolling, solid, spacious.
Glory. Pompous, painted, costly, envious, glittering, shining, radiant, beaming, ambitious, eternal, enduring, lasting, triumphan [...], victorious, fleeting, empty, fading, insolent, everlasting, desired, vaunting, flaunting, immortal, windie, flatuous, inflaming, encouraging, provoking, egging, spurring, incensing, prompting, swelling, beauteous, dazling.
Glove. Perfumed, fringed, embroidered, furred, fragrant, hand-sheathing, muskie, spruce, neat, handsome, gentile, fashionable.
Gluttony. Glutton. v. Luxury. Witty, judicious, high-feeding, gurmandizing, brutish, voluptuous, sensual, bestial, beastly, intemperate, loose, dissolute, swinish, insatiate, selfe-pleasing, selfe, pampering, devouring, ingulphing, l [...] zie, big-bellyed, swelling, epicurean, lickorous, greedy, ravenous, costly, lasciviou [...], slow-bellied, full-gorging.
Gnat. Busie, pestering, biting, pinching, pulling, nipping, sucking, stinging, twitching, disturbing.
Goad. Pointed, sharp, poynant, piercing, pricking, biting, inciting, prompting, quickning, spurring, bloody, tu [...]oring, teaching, incensing, egging.
Goate. Lustful, stinking, climbing, clambering, browsing, nibling, lescivious, bush-haunting, rampant, fearful, rough, hai [...]y, shaggie, flat-nosed, savage, wanton, luxurious, vine-browsing, jumping, braying, cliffe-bred, mountain, bearded, salacious, leacherous.
[Page 104] Gods. Deathless, almighty, powerful, uncreated, just, immortal, inthroned, sacred, revengeful, adored, propitious, unpassive, uneyed, invisible, al-seeing, invoked, al-knowing, omnipotent, omniscient, infallible, unerring, unchanged, unresisted, resistless, supream, soverain, al-ruling, awful, dreadful, reverenced, eternal, thundering, unconfined, incorporeal, unseen, immaterial, unrestrained, undeceived.
Cold. Massie, burnisht, envied, shining, glistering, beamie, glittering, bewitching, ench [...]nting, charming, dazling, gaudy, corrupting, victorious, al-conquering, triumphant, almighty, saint-seducing, eye-beguiling, tempting, provoking, wealthy, high-esteemed, yellow, imperious, commanding, way-enforcing, pernicious, way-making, care-curing, beamy, audacious, ambitious, desired, fatal, royal, solid, care-remooving, pain▪easing, refined, heart-corrupting. eye-delighting, eye-rejoycing.
Goose. Cackling, gagling, wadling, plain-foot, silly, fenne-laving, devouring, feathered, watchful, flickering, mudling.
Gore. Clotted, foamie, froathie, congealing, smoakie, gellied, re [...]in [...] flushing, flowing, spinning.
Gossip. Pratling, twatling, tatling, babling, un-thrifty, talking.
Gourd. Round, bellied, drunken, seedy, pilgrime, hollow.
Gout. Knotty, rich, wealthy, painful, slow, tardy, impatient, tedious hereditary, twitching.
Gown. Learned, honoured, studious, reverenced, long, low-reaching, feet-hiding, peaceful, grave.
Grace. Assisting, preventing, helping, ayding, free, comely, pleasing, smiling, attractive.
Graces. Wanton, loose, naked, uncloathed, decent, beauteous, pleasing, smiling, virgin, maiden, youthful, shining, merry, joyous, mirthful, chearful.
[Page 105] Grain. Fruitful, sprouting, increasing, propagating, vigorous, seedy, [...]egnant, teeming.
Grape. Gemmous, purple, blushing, swelling, clustered, viny, youthful, [...]anton, chearing, bleeding, lusty, jucie, generous, delicious, dang [...]ng, pleasant, nectareous, soft, plump.
Grasse. Rich, proud, soft, springing, matted, flowry, verdant, tufted, slug [...]ish, tender, pliant, dewie, herby, moist, pleasant, green-plusht, [...]owre-enameled, fading, growing, checkered, crisped, snakie, pain [...]ed, withered.
Grasse-hopper. Stubble, loving, streaming, tatling, hoarse, shrill, querulous, noiseful, flender, summer, dew-fed, dull-eyed.
Grave. Quiet, silent, undisturbed, gapeng, yawning, greedy, devouring, [...]avenous, hated. loathed, detested, tyrannous, exacting, insatiate, [...]ark, pale, blind, swallowing, corrupting, infectious, sluttish, nasty, [...]oathsome, fulsome, moldie, sullen, forsaken, forgotten, peaceful, [...]aseful, rotten, mossie, sad, cold, pensive, moist, obscure, shadie, du [...]ty, fusty, dankish, dreadful, gasping, j [...]wstretcht, wide-mouth'd, [...]ollow, gloomy, musty.
Gravity. Awful, aw-infusing, reverend, sober, setled, affected, unaffected, severe, mature, timely, sad, untimely, ripe, unripe, proud, haughty, disdainful, supercilious, frowning, aged, stately, censorious, judicious, prudent, sage, beseeming.
Greece. Ancient, deviseful, inventive, artful, famous, learned, art-inventing, lying, proud, vaunting, ingenious, subtle.
Greeke. Curled, shag-haired, long-hai [...]ed, faire-haired, learned, subtle, ingenious, witty, lying, fabulous.
Greene. Flow y, sportive, checkered, enflowred, wanton, smiling, embroidered, tufted, enameled, plushie, soft, velvet, painted, fragrant, verdant gaudie, speckled, hearby, fair-clothed, diapered, joyful, mirthful, delightful, chearful, youthful.
Grief Heart-rending, tearing, contracting, killing, im-bosomed, [Page 106] complaining, whining, pulling, dumpish, lumpish, sullen, gloo [...] wrinlding, warping, whimpering, en [...]aging, carefull, chumpish, [...] contented, macerating, eating, pensive, melting, pittied, fro [...] peevish, pettish, swarthy, pinching, wringing, oppressing, fre [...] smarting, torturing, gnawing, impatient, gawling, heart-breaki [...] disquiet, tear-wringing, eye-wringing, eye-squeesing, unbounded, dious, stormy, rugged, heart-afflicting, drooping, melancholy, [...] wounding, heart-confounding.
Griffon. Greedy, ravenous, hook-clawed, flame-eyed, winged, [...] pant, white-winged, couragious, gold-guarding, Indian, [...] hurting.
Gristle. Bending, flexible, limber, pliant.
Groan. v. Sigh. Thrilling, killing, tearing, heart-rending.
Groin. Lustfull, bawdy, obsene, hairy, swelling, sweaty.
Groom. Base, servile, slavish, serviceable, officious, industrious, obsequi [...] laborious, obedient, carefull,
Grove. Silent, shady, leavy, close, solitary, melancholly, lovely, unfreq [...] ted, arched, wooddy, forsaken, sullen, bushy, shrubby, dark, unkno [...] gloomy, mossie, shaggy, ecchoing, high, waving, thorny, tufted, pl [...] sant, delightfull, secret, bird-hanted, uncouth, quiet, darksome, [...] scure, dusky, cloudy.
Guide. Conducting, leading, convoying, teaching, foregoing, lai [...] sure, assured, directing, prudent, sage, knowing, skilfull.
Guile. v. Craft. Guilt. Conscious, fearfull, timerous, trembling, blushing, self-disclos [...] suspitious.
Gulfe. Devouring, swallowing, ingurgitating, frothy, spatious, deep, p [...] nitious, dreadfull, boyling, whirling, yawning, gaping, gasping, wi [...] ▪mouthed, wide-jawed, jaw-stretcht, unfarhomed, insatiate, varitious.
Gumme. Weeping, sweating, distilling, dropping, spicy, fragrant, medicin [...] aromatick, vertuous, viscous, clammy, glewy, odorous, shining, gli [...] ing, rich, wealthy, precious.
[Page 107] Guns. v. Canons. [...]esistless, thunder-mocking, murdering.
Gut. Winding, turning, wrigling, writhing, windy, knotty, interwoven, [...]rementall, flatuous.
Gypsie. [...]ragling, wandering, cheating, jugling, cogging, subtle, babling, [...]cing, careless, nimble, theevish, swarthy, fulsome, black, nasty, [...]y.
Hagge. MUmbling, withered, unhallowed, hellish, ugly, nasty, fulsome, hideous, furious, malicious, mishapen, cruell, mischievous, ill- [...]king, grumbling, muttering, spightfull, dreadfull, revengefull frightfull, shameless, five-turning, image-pricking, bloody.
Haggard. v. Hawke. Haile. Skipping, icy, pebble, pelting, congealed, scattered, shattered, [...]pestuous, crackling, ratling, impetuous, Crystall, Thundering, [...]ne-spoyling.
Haire. Braided, dangling, sleavy, silken, scattered, shining, pleated, curled, [...]otty, ruffled, fluent, artless, snarled, flaring, uncomposed, shaggy, [...]mbrosian, gracefull, fragrant, waving, beauteous, amber-orient, angled, crisped, frizled, roseate, bushy, disheveld, disparkled, shady, [...]iting, wrigling, gilded, snaky, spreading, wiry.
Hammer. Massie, conquering, victorious, subduing, cruell, tyrannizing, en [...]cing, beating, knocking, working, laborious, industrious, rude, [...]ystererous, robustious.
Hand. Officious, snowy, lilly, marble, Ivory, Alabaster, smooth, soft, fleek, [...]tin, velvet, thrifty, frugall, tender, trembling, active, stirring, labo [...]ous, industrious, revengefull, veiny, ayding, sinewy, nervous, delicate, [...]mbrosiall, well-proportioned, beauteous.
Hangings. Sumptuous, costly, gaudy, painted, embroydered, pendant, state [...], curious, courtly.
[Page 108] Hanniball. Valiant, couragious, cruell, grimme, stern, fierce, undaun [...] furious, Lybian, unconquered, Carthaginian, politick, wise, w [...] lick, Martiall, thundering, prudent, adventurous, renowned, sto [...] subtle.
Happiness. v. Beatitude. Coveted, desired, unfathomed, flowry, enamouring, endless, [...] trancing, ravishing, soul-raping, soft, un-disturbed, un-in [...] rupred.
Harbenger. Preparing, fore-running, winged, pourveying, providing.
Hardness. Stiffe, stiffening, rigid, unrelenting, unmoved, unyeelding, sulle [...] surly, resisting.
Hare. Purblind, fearfull, timerous, trembling, turning, doubling, [...] ing, fur-footed, short-lived, lecherous, fruitfull, bushy, brown [...] brindled, squeaking, speedy.
Harlot. Unchaste, uncivill, lascivious, wanton, lustfull, rampant, sal [...] ous, dissolute, immodest, rotten, alluring, enticing, tempt [...] perjur'd, mercenary, abscene, filthy, persidious, shameless, impud [...] dissembling, infamous, dallying, noto [...]ious, bawdy flearing, gadd [...] musty, nasty, infectious, pocky, loathsome, painted, cancred, train [...] i [...]chy, goatish, rammish, unblushing.
Harmony. According, sweet, numerous, agreeing, melodious, pleasant, j [...] full, gladsome, measur'd, diaposon'd, soul-invading, soul-raping, [...] trancing, Seraphick, delicious, enchanting, encharming, [...] vishing.
Harp. Melodious, harmoneous, stringed, resounding, Thracian, Aoni [...] crooked, Ivory, gilded, Lesbian, pleasant, warbling, quavering, [...] morous, merry, wanton, sweet-sounding, B [...]stonian, A [...] dian.
Harpie. Ravenous, devouring, gurmandizing, gluttonous, greedy, theevi [...] insatiate, saucy, lickerous, glutting, winged, deformed, nasty, ug [...] loathsome, raping, Stimphalian.
Harrow. Toothed, bruising, raking, clod-breaking.
[Page 609] Hart. Long-liv'd, fearfull, timerous, light-foot, fleet, chased, panting, [...]andering, weeping, braying, long-aged, trembling.
Harvest. Joyfull, fruitfull, wealthy, copious, thankfull, rich, hopefull, [...]ope-answearing, sickce-hlunting, sun-burnt, thirsty, laborious, toyle [...]me, weaty, gain-full, teeming, reaping.
Hasell. Bushy, branched, moyst, shady, leavy, rank.
Hast. Impatient, desperate, Eagle-winged, swift-foot, sweaty, panting, [...]eathless, flying, [...]rembling, undiscovered, undiscerned, unper [...]ived, rash, hudling, expeditious, speedy, important, unheady, busie, [...]weeping, toyling, ungoverned, regardless, careless, poasting, auspi [...]ovus, unhappy, labouring, willing, poasting, auspicious, unhappy, [...]borious, dispatchfull, quick, preposterous, blustering, inconsi [...]erate.
Hate. Hatered. v. Envie. Heart-gnawing, fretting, sullen, full-rooted, mortall, inveterate, evengefull, murderous, deadly, cancred, blear-eyed, Vatinian, ferall, [...]nreconciled.
Haven. Sure, safe, desired, long-expected, joyfull, weedy, wished, anchor [...]ng, peacefull, open, spatious.
Hawke. Towring, eager, sharp-set, gryping, preying, theeving, killing, [...]aring, long-wing'd, fleet-wing'd, high-pitchd.
Hay. Witherd, foddering, loose, botle, botteld, sun-burnt, stiffe, dry, [...]nn'd.
Hazzard. Adventurous, dangerous, doubtfull, uncertain, fatall.
Head. Towring, stately lofty, sence-lodging, understanding,
Health. Active, desired-wished, perfect, joyous, sweet.
Heap. Crowded, clustered, thronging, massie, unfarhomed, unmeasured, [...]ounting, stored, wealthy, eopious.
Hearb. Powerfull, vertuous, soft, sloory, green-clothed, sprouting, fragrant, [...]leasant. odorous, sweet-smelling, wholesome, serviceable, usefull, [...]ruitfull, medicinall.
[Page 110] Heard. Horned, bellowing, grazing, sttagling, wandering, forrest-h [...] ing, trouping, numerous, swarming, thronging, wealthy.
Heart, Melting, marble, rocky, infractuous, winding, treasurous, tho [...] full, passionate, wounded, bleeding, tender, obdurate, relenting, relenting.
Hearth. Flaming, chearfull, smoaky.
Heat. Sweltering, schorching parching, quickning, active, boyling, [...] ling, seething, scalding, roasting, soultry, stewing, baking, bu [...] glowing, singing, smoaking, smothering, dry, flaming, drying, vent, ardent, sweating, stifling, consuming, devouring, faint, spar [...] swarthy, dusky, s [...]utchy.
Heathen. Misbelieving, obstinate, barbarous, superstitious.
Heaven. Spangled, azure, arched, silver-paved, rolling, whirling, all-cla [...] bright, vaulty, starry, star enchased, star-enameld, wheeling, s [...] bosom'd, chrystall, lofty, turning, moving, glittering, unfatho [...] unmeasured, star powdered, all-viewing, all-embracing, [...] ▪skirted.
Hedge. Thorny, bushy, thick-set, shrubby, woven, leavy.
Hedge-hog. Bristly, thorny, prickly, thorn-backt, armed.
Height. Towring, stately, ambitious, aspiring, slippery, stupendious.
Hell. Insatiate, devouring, dismall, vasty, gaping, yawning, wide-mou [...] ed, jewstretcht, dreadfull, pale, dark, stinking, wofull, painfull, [...] menting.
Hellebore. Brain-purging.
Helmet. Crested, plumy, dreadfull, massie, pointed, weighty, feather [...] bright, glittering, glistering, shining, gilded, bristled, threatn [...] batter'd, burnisht.
Help. v. Aid. Hemlock. Cold, poysonous, green, fatall, deadly.
[Page 111] Hen. Clocking, brooding, hatching, loving, young, protecting▪
Hercules. Brawny, massie, un-conquered, un-wearied, stern, laborious, heaven [...]ring, victorious, fearless, sullen, sturdy, sinewy, fierce, grimme, [...]ndering.
Heresie. Obstinate, wilfull, damned, cursed, dissentious, contradictious, [...]ind, Church-rending, pernitious, seditious, proud, over-weening, [...]ntastick, self-opinioned, factious, war-kindling, unlucky.
Hermaphrodite. Ambiguous, promiscuous, mixed, sex-confused, mongrell, neuter, [...]eminate.
Hermit. v. Hermitage. Humble, cold; sad, melancholy, pensive, sedentary, pious, devout, [...]igious, sullen, zealous, retir'd, recluse, abstemious, lovely, studious, [...]okish, thoughtfull, meditating, withered, sequestered, aged, [...]oystered.
Herse. Sable, mournfull, pensive, black, balefull, sullen, dismall, pittied, [...]moaned, bewayled.
Hill. v. Mountain. Stately, moss-thrumb'd, hearby, climbing, lofty, steepy, proud, aspi [...]ng, towring, mounting, sky-kissing, sky-threatning, cloud-in-wrap [...]d, high-browed, shaggy, supercilious, aire-invading, st [...]r-brushing, [...]elling, rising, woody, bushy, ascending, rocky, craggy, insolent, [...]oud-headed.
Hind. Nimble, tripping, light-foot, skipping, speedy, swift-pac't, lightcold, timorous, fearfull, trembling, shie, skittish, wanton, [...]isking.
Hinges. Grinding, tatling, turning, twatling, creaking, speaking, blabbing, [...]le-telling.
Hippocrene. Wit-infusing, Chrystall, purling, Poet-prompting, Enthusiastick, [...]spiring, intrancing.
Hog. Wallowing, tumbling, rolling, miry, nasty, sluggish, grunting, [...]ristled, greedy, hungry, devouring, gluttonous, filthy, fatted, full [...]orged, drowsie.
[Page 112] Holyness. Pious, devout, precise, strict, religious, conscientious, grave, rig [...] obedient, legall, upright.
Honesty. Strict, rigid, just, equall, legall, even-hand, uncorrupted, [...] tainted, upright, unmoved, plain-dealing, simple.
Honey. Fragrant, Bee-wrought, delicious, lushious, nectareous, yello [...] gilded, clammy, viscous, frothy, fulsome-
Honey combe, Spongy, delicious, nectareous, porows, parched, sqeezed, Bewrought.
Honour. Clear, fair, bright, flatuous, windy, blazing, pompous, gaudy, pa [...] ted, envied, glittering, radiant, beaming, eternall, enduring, lasti [...] triumphant, inflaming, encouraging, provoking, egging, sp [...] ring, incensing, prompting, swelling, fading, vaunting, flaunti [...] glorious, tympanizing, shining, popular, prodigious, unfathom' [...] frothy, waxen-winged.
Hoof. Horned, hollow, arched, crooked, solid, printing, impressive.
Hook. Crooked, bowed, catching, intangling, inveagling.
Hope. Early, blooming, promising, flattering, fawning, pleasing, heart- [...] holding, encouraging, soothing, towring, mounting, ambitious, [...] dacious, low, dejected, lofty, expecting, becalming, quieting, aspiting enlarging, feeding, comfortable, deceitfull, trayterous, bewitchi [...] uncertain, inchanting, charming, spurring, covetous, tedious, insole [...] inveagling, credulous, couragious, thirsty, quickning, persw [...] sive.
Horn. Writheld, sprouting, bending, sounding, crooked, pointed, fork [...] offensive, branches, rigid, stiffe, moony, hoarse, knaggy, kno [...] ragged.
Horne [...]. Waspish, stinging, buzzing, hors-bread, pievish, angry, pettish.
Horrour. Cold, pale, wan, ghastly, black, dreadfull, trembling, affrighting amazing.
Horse. foaming, chafed, barbed, warlike, fierce, prancing, horn- [...]o [...], [Page 113] couragious, panting, trapped, insulting, careering, impetuous, inlustrious, generous, curvetting, nimble, stirring, laborious, swea [...]ing, swift-paced, high bounding, stamping, bit-champing, spur [...]beying, speedy, hasty, posting, winged.
Host. v. Army. Numerous, puissant, powerful, victorious, couragious.
Hound. Ranging, yelping, yelling, fulmouth'd, cheared, deep-mouthed, wel-sented, quick-sented, hungry, greedy, devouting, fawning, pusuing, eager, chasing, swift, speedy, quick-nosed.
Hour. Fleet, light, cr [...]eping, sliding, gliding, riding, light-foot, lightheeld, nimble, running, pacing, posting galloping, passing, flying, winged, hasty, speedy, swimming, tripping, stealing, leaping, ambling, trotting, spurring, feathered, soft-foote, slippery, swift-winged, swift-paced, headstrong, unrestrained, uncurbed, smooth-sliding, equal, unrecalled, succeeding, nere-returning, changing, yeelding, careering rolling, wheeling.
Humility. Low, pliant, submissive, obedient▪ obsequious, pleasing, graceful, winning, taking, resigned, meeke, mild, crouching.
Humour. Distilling, cold, salt, rheumatick, unhealthy, diseaseful, flowing, corrupting, fretting, viscous, clammy, flowing, glewie, vaporous, [...]oping.
Hunger. Griping, chearless, meager, starved, leane, pale, thin-chapt, sharp-fang'd, clinging, lanke, panting, sharp, gnawing, fretting, barking, torturing, tormenting, thin-gutted.
Hunter. Gleesome, jolly, gamesome, eager, wood-ranging, chasing, pursuing, patient, speedy, wandering, roaming, toyling, busie, searching.
Husband. Loving, careful, loyal, disloyal, jealous, suspitious, embracing, hugging, chearing.
Huske. v. Chaffe. Fruitlesse, empty, swelling, useless.
Hyacinth. Soft, purple, blushing, beauteous, wanton, tender, wayling.
[Page 114] Hyades. Showry, stormy, tempestuous, cloudy, weeping.
Hybla. Honey-breeding, fruitful, wealthy, Sicilian, flowry, fragr [...] rich, lofty, Trinacrian
Hydra. Lernean, snakie, losse-gaining, fruitful, fierce, pernicious, poysenous.
Hymen. Joyous, mirthful, frolick, smiling, genial, chast, torchie, crowned, soft, pleasant, feastful, flowry.
Hypocrite. Saint-seeming, sniveling, dissembling, jugling, painted, cheating, gulling, glosing, masked, visarded, secret, lurking, hollow, hearted, lip-holy, temporizing, time-serving, disguised, form [...]l, double-hearted.
Hyssop. Phlegme, purging, cleansing, bitter.
Jaile. Jailer. Loathsome, nasty, noysome, fulsome, dark, darkesome, fil [...]hy, tedious, loathed, hollow, dusty, tattered, doleful, musty, [...] dankish, aire-lesse, vaultie, ugly, grim, sterne, austere, frowning, lowring, careful, watchful, jealous, dogging, eying.
Jakes. Stinking, filthy, loathsome, nasty, fulsome, dirty, dungie, cornered, dark, darksome, obscure.
Jambicks. Swift, free, fierce, swift-pac't, wanton, cruel, biting, chafing, [...] ging, lashing, jerking, satyrical, rayling, stinging.
Janus. Two-fac'd, key-bearing, key-carrying, peaceful, old, ag [...] ancient.
January. v. Cold. Snowie, icie, cold, drowfie, sluggish, snow-bearded, barren, [...] fruitful, sterne, grim.
[Page 115] Jason. Noble, famous, perjur'd, perfidious, disloyal, deceitful, adventu [...]ous, bold, couragious, wandring, proud, insolent, undaunted, thee [...]ish, audacious.
Jasper. Green, azure, purple, glittering, shining, beamie, transparent, [...]leeke, smooth, yellow, dicoloured, many-coloured, streaked, checkerd.
Javelin. Trembling, thrilling, darted, pointed, mortal, wounding, whir [...]ed, quivering, singing, killing, bloody, swift-pac'd, sharpe-pointed, [...]mpetuous, death-bringing, waving,
Jaw. Gaping, yawning, devouring, wide-stretcht, bloody, blood-thir [...]ty, vasty, foamy, carching, grinding, lightning, gasping, threatning, [...]readful, affrightful, ravenous, sharpe-fang'd, snatching, greedy, [...]hamping▪
Jay. Prating, painted, gaudy, speckled, checkerd, pyde, tatling, twating, pratling.
Ice. Slippery, chrystal, glassie, transparent, shining, crusted, congeaed, thick-ribd, chilling, stiffned, benumming, united, glistering, [...]igid, hanging,
Idea. Shady, Tojan, leavie, sacred, branching, steepie, pine-bearing, [...]atry, pleasant.
Idlenesse, Lazie, lustful, lethargick, stupid, sottish, sluggish, dronish, drow [...]ie, easie, cold, unactive, yawning, freezing, soft, lither, restive, dull, [...]olling, shady, shapeless, truant, resty, careless, neglective, vitious, [...]ernicious, vice-noursing, wanton, mischievous, un-employed, faint, [...]dious, loathsome, detested, nuzling, barren, fruitless.
Idolatry. Detestable, Aegyptian, superstitious, do [...]ing, gaudy, cursed, lying, [...]toneous, erring, mad, sinful, bateful, blind, fabulous, prophane; [...]moakie, damnable, obstinate, ignorant, toyish, paganish, heathenish, [...]ond, nuzling, garish, zealous, ceremonious.
Jealousie. Cold, hellish, trembling, fretting, enraged, self- [...]orturing, soul [...]artyring, wakeful, pale, groundless, raging, burning, wary, fear [...]ul, timerous, furious, cautelous, peevish, hateful, malicious, reveng [...]l, chumpish, lumpish, brutish, self-harming, green-eyed, over-curious, [Page 116] sottish, quick-sighted, quick-eyed, yellow, grim, obser [...] eye-rolling, ghastly, frowning, prying, outragious, raving, susp [...] ous, suggesting, disquiet, careful, rival, waking, searching, dist [...] ful, hair-braind, envious, impatient, unhappy, blind, boyling, [...] menting, racking, burning, flame-eyed, frantick, distempered, g [...] dy, sterne-visaged, lean-chapt, sparkling, dizzy-eyed, wrathful, [...] gry, transporting, surm [...]zing.
Jest. Wanton, sportive, harmeless, sharp-witted, seurrilous, ridicul [...] pleasant, mirthful, free, loose, dissolute, neat, handsome, bit [...] cutting, innocent.
Jet. Attractive, Negro, sable, straw-wooing, drawing, straw-cour [...] straw-embracing, amorous.
Jew. Incredulous, unbelieving, usurious, avaritious, griping, cr [...] bloody, flint-hearted, oppressing, marble-hearted, wandering [...] cumcised, superstitious, wealthy, obstinate, ceremonious, serv [...] scraping, wary, thrifty, tributary, slavish, hoarding, odious, detest [...] hateful.
Jewel. v. Gemmes. Pendant, hanging, spangling, glittering, costly, pretio [...] courtly, dangling, sparkling, radiant, flaming, aire-gilding, aire- [...] lightning, unvalued.
Ignorance, Foggie, misty, cloudy, gloomy, uncertain, doubtful, waver [...] staggering, stumbling, erroneous, muddy, blind, audacious, bo [...] raw, rude, unconcieving, dull, grosse, admiring, affected, silly, sh [...] low, simple, erring, thick, groping, Cimerian, dark, black, dus [...] foppish, dull-eyed, barbarous, doltish, barren, unfruitful, lead [...] lead-pated, fat-headed, stupid, blear-eyed, scaly, drowsie, mol [...] ▪eyed, sottish, fond, beetle-braind, pernicious, credulous, soon ov [...] ▪reached, grinning, presumptuous.
Image. Pourtrayed, resembling, mocking, imitating, mimick, thoug [...] reflecting, shape-representing, decei [...]ful, adorned, adored, gilded.
Immortality. Soft, flowery, endless, everlasting, never-ending, unfathome [...] unconfined, bright, glorious, unconceived, uninterrupted, unco [...] prehended.
Impatience. v. Anger. Testy, angry, pettish, cholerick, distempered, frantick, ragi [...] [Page 117] furious, chafing, swelling, maleconrent, sterne.
Impiety. Tyrannous atheistical, godlesse, cruel, sacrilegious, furious, d [...]m [...]ed, cursed, execrable, detestable, base, irreligious, diabolical, divelish.
Imployment. Busie, active, stirring, instant, pressing, urgent, weighty, grave, [...]mportunate, great, forcing.
Importunity. Uncomely, unhandsome, unmannerly, forcing, urging, odious, [...]mpatient, unruly, ungoverned, unanswered, unsatisfied combrous, [...]olesting.
Imposture. Lying, jugling, calumnious, injurious cheating, fraudulnet, flearing, [...]oothing, shamelesse, bold, impudent, fallacious, sly, cunning, sub [...]le, cogging.
Imprisonment. Sad, cold, pensive, hard, grievous, painful, ignominious, wofull, wretched, bitter.
Impudence. Steeled, flinty, scared, audacious, bold, unblushing, shamelesse, immodest, shallow, brazen, headstrong, shame-confounding, undaunted, odious, saucie, fearlesse, unawed, proud, arrogant, insolent, vice-noursing, bold-fac'd, brasse-browd.
Incense. Persumed, fragrant, smoky, flaming, gummy, sweet, religious, ascending, aspiring, heaven-pleasing, priestly, sacred, vaporous, odorous, superstitious.
Inchantment. v. Magick. Magick, strong, charming, victorious, imperious, hellish, learned, mystick, powerful, binding, forcing, undissolved.
Inconstancy. Light, vain, wavie, wavering, reeling, changing, mooving, floating, wheeling, turning.
Increase. Fruitful, gainful, joyful, ample, welcome, rich, happy, large flowing, doubled, blest.
India. Indian. Tawny, swarthy, sallow, wealthy, spicy, fruitful, black, barbarous, spatious, pearly, drug-bearing, aromatick, diving, brown, long-liv'd, lean, scorched, sun-burnt.
Industry. Eager, active, stirring, working, quick, sharp, fierce, untir'd, painful, sweating, subtile, careful, watchful, in genious, adventurous, undiscourag'd, couragious.
[Page 118] Infamy. Blasting, black-mouthed, shameful, dishonest, divulged, ignominious, scandalous, loathsome, spotted, notorious, leprous▪
Infancy. Infant. v. Babe. Soft, sucking, simple, harmelesse, toyish, gamesome, sportive, smiling, puling, unpractised, testie, lisping, peevish, froward, pe [...] [...]ish, angry, waspish, whimpering, silly, blooming, nonaged, didling, dandled, wadling, sprawling.
Infection. Spreading, contagious, stinking, putrid, corrupt, filthy, nasty, noysome, loathsome, pernitious, deadly.
Influence. Vertuous, vigorous, masculine, powerful, thriving, working, efficacious, unresisted, luckie, happy, smiling, frowning, favourable, malignant, unhappy, disastrous, heavenly, celestial.
Ingratitude. Fowle, base, odious, shamelesse, detestable, vitious, impious, abhorred, unacknowledging, proud, insolent, arrogant, saucy, oblivious.
Iniquity. v. Impiety. Injury. Boysterous, wrongful, abusive, outragious, intolerable, unsupported, defaming, conturnelious, grievous, displeasing, enormou [...] ignominious, unlawful, unruly, disordered, lawlesse, unpardone [...] bold-fac'd, insulting.
Inke. Mourning, sable, gummie, blotting, spotting, flowing, usefu [...] the sable wave.
Innocence. Spotless, taintless, untainted, harmeless, unstained, unsullied, white, snowie, simple, unaffected, lillyed, pure, clear, bright, chis [...] calme, ensoyled, meeke, blameless, faultless, religious, pious, sacred, unwary, conscientious, dove-like, peaceful, quiet, soft, silent, smiling, unappeached, infant, babish, guiltless.
Insolence. v. Pride. Proud, haughty, disdainful, arrogant, swelling, stately, triumphing gay, fantastick, insulting, imperious, lofty, mounting, towring, sullen, surly, supercilious, hateful, headie, portly, burly, bold, respectlesse, disrespective, presumptuous, rash, audacious, rufling, rustling bustling, scorneful, over-weening, ambitious, strutting, imperuous, tympanizing, tyran [...]zing, flaming, bubling, currish, churlish, brow-beating, puft, pursie, soaring.
[Page 119] Instrument. Melodious, harmonious, well-tuned, according, consorting, resounding, usefull, laborious, industrious, toylsome, needfull.
Intemperance. Loose, dissolute, careless, riotous, luxurious, disorderlie, irregular, unmeasured, voluptuous, brutish, bestiall, beastly, pernicious, life, shortning, short-lived, wanton, lustfull, lascivious, sluggish, drowsie, impoverishing, prodigall, unthrifty.
Invention. Quick, sharp, acute, witty, ingenious, subtle, ready, speedy, quickey'd, musing, thoughtfull.
Joy. v. Pleasure. Chearfull, lightsome, beart-chearing, active, nuptiall, diffusive, enlarging, melting, leaping, feeling, intrancing, coveted, smiling, bursting, ravishing, soul-raping, heart-tickling, luxurious, delicious, pleasing, transitory, fleeting, trembling, dancing, frisking, attractive, fresh, soft, inchanting, imparadising, decitfull, deluding, balmy, transporting.
Joynt. Nimble, supple, pliant, active, proportion'd, well-shap't, beauteous, gracefull,
Iron. Rusty, solid, sparkling, hissing, burning, stiffe, unrelenting.
Isickles. Pendant, dangling, eves-dropping, hanging, chrystall, crusty, congealed, dull, roping, hoary.
Italy. Italian. Fruitfull, healthy, pleasant, populous, warlike, well-peopled, spruce, near, amorous, proud courtly, complementall, ceremonious, jealous, suspitious, proud, insolent.
Itch. Spreading, infectious, contagious, smarting, twitching, burning, scalding, mangy, inflaming, botchy, loathsome, nasty, fulsome, noysome.
Judge. Angry, sterne, grave, grimme, frowning, brow-beating, awfull, learned, severe, impartiall, austere, unbribed, uncorrupted, reverend, short-shorn, upright, equitable, even-handed, rigorous, unsiding, sacred, dreadfull, law-making, law-expounding, sterne-visag'd, decreeing.
[Page 120] Judgement. Quick, quick-eyd, quick-sighted, clear-eyed, clear-sighted, conceaving, sage, ripe, mature, exact, grave, accurate, purged, finebolted, sifted, pure, cleare, refined, setled, staid, profound, deep, diving, just, rigorous, censorious, solid, firme, stable, light, unconstant, steady, unsteady, haire-braind, shallow, silly, floating, well-kneaded, supercilious, dough bak't, concocted, deliberate, rash, inconsiderate, chast, sober, wel-weighed.
Jugler. Nimble, cheating, over-reaching, circumventing, cogging, crafty, wily, misty, subtle, active, slight-handed, cozening, abusing, winding.
Juniper. Sandy, mountain, hard, knotty, twisted, branched, interwoven.
June. Imperious, jealous, commanding, controling, royal, almighty, revengeful, swelling, chasing, angry, bitter, cruel, genial.
Jupiter. Almighty, thundering, thunder-darting, Olympick, Pano [...] phean, just, revengeful, heaven-ruling, al-commanding, eternal, tempest-guiding, al-seeing, al-knowing, cloud-bestriding.
Justice. Impartial, strict, upright, equitable, grim, unbribed, uncorrupted, sacred, untainted, unappeached, rigid, rigorous, even-handed, inviolate, powerful, wholesome, blamelesse, golden, severe, awful, dreadful, sterne, unfeed, unexorable, unmoved, unchanged, unprejudiced, indifferent, unsiding, equal, un-inclining, plaindealing.
Ivie. Clasping, wanton, youthful, twisting, clinging, twining, embracing, flattering, fawning, uxorious, amorous, climing, clambering, mounting, amb [...]tious, writhing, wrigling, winding, snakie, creeping, crawling, twirling, hugging, wandering, pale, spreading, leavy, victo [...]ious, lascivious, lustful, wanton, pliant, creeping, [...]e [...] cious, trembling, encroaching.
Ivory. Spotlesse, Indian, polishr, burnisht, costly, unstained, Numidian, [Page 121] Assyrian, shining, speckled, smooth, fleek, unwrinkled, snowy.
Kalender. NUmbering, time-directing, annall'd, recording, day-ranking, immortalizing, historious.
Kennell, S [...]inking, pudly, nasty, sulsome, loathsome, noysome, flowing, [...]uddy, filthy, dirty.
Kernell. Fleshy, substantiall, inclosed, boxed, soft, pleasant, delightfull, [...]elicious, lurking, sculking, imprisoned.
Key. Treasurous, turning, safe-keeping, winding, admitting.
Kidde. Frisking, climing, browsing, wanton, sportive, tender, wander [...]ng, sucking, stragling, spotted, speckled, gamesome, frigging, gad [...]ing, busie nimble, tumbling, gambolling.
King. Scepter-bearing, crowned, scepter-swaying, awfull, dreadfull, commanding, princely, Majestick, sacred, glorious, imperious, con [...]rolling, adored, powerfull, puissant, magnificent, pompous, stately, portly, glittering, victorious, God-like, renowned.
Kiss. Balmy, spicy, delicious, uniting, impressive, zealous, Soul-transfusing, soul-raping, inchanting, charming, heart-stealing, lovedarting, melting, sugred, Nectard, moystening, lingering, tedious, ceremonious, fond, wanton, amorous, baudy, leacherous, Printing, dinting, sealing, wounding, love-dropping, smacking, entrancing, untoward, froward, forced, wrested, warme, musky, yeilding, welcome, joyfull, chearing, sweet, billing, ambrosian, voluptuous, joyous, delightfull, lascivious, repeated, dewie, soft, ravishing, bashful, modest, Virgin, mayden, chaste, fawning, courting, arresting, smiling, tempting, wooing, strugling, coy, breathing, panting, fragrant, roseate, treacherous.
[Page 122] Kite. Flagging swooping, gliding, swimming, ravenous, devouri [...] greedy, swift, theevish, preying, raping, goury, crow-hating, fox- [...] ting, soaring.
Kitchin. Smoaky, greasie, flamy, roasting, frying, boyling, broyling, steamy▪ black, hot, stifling fulsome.
Knave. v. Raskall Base, rude, raskally, saucy, paltry, surly, stubborn, lecherous, mischievous, crafty, wily, sly, cunning, cheating, cozening, jugling, ove [...] reaching, circumventing, impudent, shameless, unblushing, thee [...] filching, pilfering, malapert, unruly, boysterous, burly, lubberly, [...] governed, abusive.
Knee. Supple, bending, crouching, cringing, adoring, humble, obsequ [...] ous, obedient, bowing, supplyant, crooking, sinewy, willing, honouring, ceremonious, complementall.
Knight. Valiant, noble, famous, warlike, Martiall, crested, couragious, a [...] venturous, undaunted, renowned, armed.
Knowledge. Sacred, learned, venerable, ingenious, letter'd, studious, artfull, i [...] dustrious, active, usefull, grave, experienc't, skilfull, quick, ready.
Labour. INdustrious, painfull, toylsome, active, stirring, assiduous, chearf [...] carefull, hard, vigilant, deserving, watchfull, fruitfull, gainfull, a [...] vantogeous, patient, sedulous, officious, diligent, obsequious, incessant, weary, unwearied, sweaty, continued, Herculean, S [...]yphian.
Labyrinth. Winding, turning, amazing, twining, mazy, intricate, doubling, blind, darksome, crooked, snaky, pathless, subtle, ingenious, devisefull, vaulty, intangling, confounding, curious.
Lace. Gaudy, gay, trimming, pompous, fantastick, over-laying, the ou [...] ward lining of the clothes.
[Page 123] Lachesis. v. Destinie. Life-twisting, fate-spinning, impartiall, unchanging.
Ladder. [...]caling, climing, ascending, mounting.
Lady. Soft, feeble, weak, silken, glittering, stately, portly, courtly, paint [...]d, pompous, beauteous, gracefull, neat, spruce, complementall, ver [...]uous, courteous, flanting, rustling, gaudy, amorous, wanton, [...]angled.
Laies. Harmonious, melodious, well-tuned, well-timed, pleasant, glad [...]ome, gleesome, joyous, mirthfull, sprightly, stately, charming, [...]ntrancing, inchanting, delicious, soul-raping, lulling, sence-bereave [...]ng, warbling, Syrenian, ear-enamouring.
Lake. Unfathom'd, soundless, winding, silver, fishy, miry muddy, sluggish, [...]rowsie, slow, still, weedy, clear, azure, swelling, crisped, wavy, gulphy.
Lamb. Frisking, frigging, gamboling, tumbling, wanton, gamesome, sportive, tender, gadding stragling, following, wadling, chearfull, [...]eate-lugging, metry, skipping, fearefull, frizled, bleating, silly,
Lamp. Blazing, flamy, watchfull, waking, thirsty, laborious, industrious, oyle-drinking, oyle-supping, sucking, attractive, oyly, sputtering, studious, shining, trembling.
Lamprey. Azure, slippery, glewy, clammy, speckled, viscous, lickerous, muddy.
Lance. Warlick, murdering, brandisht, revengefull, threatning, pointed, shaking, trembling, dreadfull, thrilling, whirling, knotty, knaggy, victorious, conquering, singing.
Landskip. Various painted, pourtraid, resembling, pleasant, described, descypherd, pensill'd, curious, artfull.
Language v Eloquence, Flowing, sluent, smooth-pac't, flowry, strewed with flowers, well cought, winning, taking, stately, perswasive, delicious, nectarean, intrancing, inchanting, charming, overcoming, smooth, oyly, insinu [...]ting.
[Page 124] Lantern. Shining, leading, guiding, way-showing, way-clearing, artificial-sun.
Lapwing. Long-shankt, crested, nimble, worm-devouring, shell-bearing, hasty, speedy, puling, coasting.
Lark. Gamesome, early, early-rising, mounting, soaring, harmonious, amorous, crested, jolly, merry, chirping, skipping, gentle, watchfull, morning, timely, wanton, sportive, summer, presaging, Lyrick.
Laughter. Loud, loose, shrill, shallow, saucy, wanton, fawning, disorderd, unruly, fleering, sneering, unseasonable, unseasoned, filly, ignoran [...], disturbing, noisefull, side-holding.
Law. Stern, strict, just, wholsome, rigid, unpartiall, powerfull, craggy, knotty, winding, turning, controlling, constraining, enforcing, binding, obstreperous, litigious, wrangling, brawling, coercive, compelling, directing, revenging, severe, imperious, equall, rigorous, dreadfull, awfull, cowing, awing, scourging, thorny, intangling strife-full, contentious.
Lawyer. Quilletting, querking, brawling, wrangling, litigious, contend ous, arguing, purse-milking, clamorous, eloquent, moting, moving, silver-griping, feesome, obstreperous, nimble-chapt, learned, grave, knowing, skilfull, greasie-fisted, petti-fogging.
Lawn. Snowy, thinne, limber, transparent, fine-spun, cob-web.
Lawnes. Motly, enameld, flowry, tufted, dasied, painted, gaudy, smiling, verdant, enflowred, embroydered, checkered, delightfull, pleasan [...], sportive, wide-skirted, fair-clothed, spacious, green-plusht, fragran [...], fruitfull, herby, grassie, russet.
Lawrell. Victorious, triumphant, crackling, virgin, fresh, immortall, peacefull, crowning, green-leav'd, learned, tufted, prophesying, verdant
Lead. Massie, dull, heavie, melancholly, melting, solid, pliant, yielding.
League. Friendly, peacefull, according, agreeing, confederate, sociable, conjured, conspiring, combining.
[Page 125] Leanness. Meager, starved, thin-chapt, mishapen, deformed, hideous, ugly, unhandsome, dwindling, lank, writheld, pale, hollow-cheekt, scraggybond, ghastly, greezly.
Leaper Leaprosie. Loathsome, hoary, eating, fre [...]ting, nasty, fulsome, scurfie, spotted, speckled freckled, measeld, hoarse, whizzing, wheazing, despised, loathed, contagious, infectious.
Learning. Sacred, honoured, venerable, wealthy, ingenious, laborious, industrious, painfull, subtle, pleasant, fruitfull, usefull, gracefull, commendable.
Lecher. Baudy, salacious, filthy, lustfull, ramping, liver-scalded, itching, burning, goatish, beastly, licentious, rammish, rambling.
Lees. Dreggy, muddy, squeezed, fruitless, course.
Legat. v. Embassadour. Legend. Licentious, lying, fabulous, idle, stuft, abusing, guilty.
Lent. Abstemious, fishy, cleanly, sober, temperate, austere, sparing, thrifty
Leopard. Cruell, swift, Lybian, azure, wary, spotted, monky-hating, thick-skind.
Lethargy. Drowsie, fluggish, lither, unactive, dull, doting, forgetfull, dreaming, sleepy, cold, moist, so [...]tish, lumpish, heavy, benumming.
Lettice. Tender, crispy, curled, cold, milky, loosening, nourishing, folded, sober.
Libbard. v. Leopard. Libell. v. Pamphlet. Scandalous, seditious, rayling, calumnious, reviling, abusive, inju [...]ious, licentious, lawless, loose, dissolute, regardless, saucy, audacious.
Liberty. Idle, easie, desired, ill-disposed, loose, unrestrayned, unrayned, unruly, disordered, licentious, lawless, uncurbed, free, unconsined, unbridled, sweet, joyfull, pleasing, delightfull.
[Page 126] Library. Studious, industrious, laborious, well-stor'd, furnisht, famo [...], wealthy, copious, stately.
Lice. Creeping, crawling, nasty, eating, twitching, filthy, loathsome, beggarly, infamous, many-footed.
Licentiousness. v. Libertie. Lie. Liar. Deceitfull, deluding, detested, prodigious, shameless, infamous, ignominious, fearfull, cowardly, loud, invented, devised, crafty, politick, cheating, jugling, brass-browd.
Life. v. Age. Contented, discontented, quiet, disquiet, carefull, active, unactive, swift-pac't, uncertain, decaying, flowing, frail, laborious, weary, tedious, sober, austere, happy, unhappy, laborious, easie, solitary, retired, lovely, melancholly, merry, jolly, mirthfull, delightfull, joyous, delicious, voluptuous, idle.
Light. Beaming, radiant, sacred, scattered, naked, disrobed, dismantled, unmufiled, sputtering, blazing, flaring, gladsome, all-quickning, joysome, gleesome, chearfull, all-chea [...]ing, diffusive, garish, aire-gilding, silver, laborious, industrious, active, shining, glittering, trembling, quavering, piercing, purple, beauteous, gracefull, azure, ga [...] dy, life-infusing, night-exiling, victorious, glorious, triumphant, Starre-chasing, waving, blushing, cleare, sparkling, transparent.
Lightning. Three-forkt, pale, glowing, nimble, blasting, winged, threewinged, flashing, sulphury, whizzing, swift-pac't, resistless, transpiercing, sodain, flashing, flaming, streaming, silver, waving, quick, sparkling, fiery, trembling, darted, flame-feathered, flame-winged, flame-plumed, schorching.
Lilly. Unsullied, unspotted, untainted, taintless, bright, silver, palefac't, milk-sprung, open, smiling, painted, fruitfull, tall, royall, mayden.
Limbeck. Distilling, dropping, Chymick, eztracting, glowing.
Limmes. Snowy, shapefull, handsome, beauteous, gracefull, well-shape, well-proportioned, harmonious, comely, ivory.
[Page 127] Lips. Ruby, scarlet, vermillion, carnation, stammell, blushing, rosie, [...]morous, balmy, tempting, melting, delicious, roseall, corall, cherry, [...]harming, inchanting, intrancing, soft, warm, purple, gently- [...]welling, trembling, honey-flowing, love-dropping, juycy, nectare [...]us, smiling, wanton, Sister, life-breathing, life-infusing.
Listening. Attentive, secret, silent, greedy, eves-dropping.
Liver. Spongy, bloody, blood-making, purple, hot, desiring, blood-mint [...]ng, veiny, amorous, scalding, trembling, panting, digestive.
Loadstone. Attractive, drawing, tenacious, embracing, wanton, uxorious, [...]able.
Lobster. Scarlet, crawling, lusty.
Load. v. Burden. Locks. v. Hair. Wiry, sleeky, shaggy, watled, spreading, snary, dangling, curled, frizled, braided, scattered, pleating, floating, flaring, amber, dishevelled, discomposed, disparkled, bushy, rufling, fluent, artless.
Logick. Strict, arguing, wrangling, contentious, disputing
Longing. Unsatisfied, desirous, covetous, greedy, insatiate, passiona [...], ar [...]ent, burning, amorous.
Look. v. Countenance. Speaking, whispering, discoursive, smiling, modest, disdainfull, [...]ournfull, chearfull, supercilious, attractive, winning, wooing, supercilious, stern.
Lord. Imperious, controlling, honoured, dreadfull, awfull, command [...]ng, wealthy, powerfull, noble, stately, portly, pompous.
Lot. Ambiguous, unconstant, uncertain, various, blind, deceitfull, de [...]uding, happy, unhappy, chance-full, changing, prosperous, successfull.
Love. Officious, doting, obsequious, inflam [...]ng, uniting, resolved, power [...]ull, commanding, imperious, uncontrolled, adventurous, melting, [...]urning, zealous, affectionate, sportive, marrow-boyling, tyran [...]ous, blind, cruell, remorseless, victorious, venereous, fond, [Page 128] idolatrous, superstitious, jealous-winged, captivating, conqueri [...] deceitfull, heart-stealing, thievish, inchanting, bewitching, care [...] thoughtfull, fearfull, sollicitous, fawning, flattering, untam [...] honeyed, fugred, wanton, lascivious, slippery, envious, joy [...] gamesome, ambitious, audacious, ticklish, secret, un-fathom' [...] unmeasur'd, unexpressed, silent, couragious, transporting, impatie [...] tedious, passionate.
Lover. Fantastick, stirring, active, luxurious, perfumed, gorgeous, g [...] tle, neat, spruce, pert, nimble, obsequious, dancing, flatteri [...] trimme, brisk, jet [...]ing, joyous, languishing, frizled, crisped, maide [...] fooling, toying, sportive, dapper, impatient, inconstant, submiss [...] kembed, sleek-hair'd, fresh, watchfull, melancholly, glancing, gle [...] ing, captivated, pale, jealous, youthfull, heartless, gainsome, boasti [...] blind, mute, flazing, uxorious, wanton, bashfull, modest, pens [...] pleasant, whispering, gay, gaudy, neat, jolly, frolick, sad, courteo [...] complementall, carefull, thougtfull, intranced, grieved, secret, p [...] fainting, eye-ravisht.
Lowse. v. Lice. Lowinge Loud, noysefull, rebounding, plaintfull, complaining, mournf [...] lofty, sad, rufull, bemoaning, smoakie, foamie, fuming, resou [...] ing, eccohoing.
Lucifer. Watchfull, ushering, blushing, radiant, beaming, b [...]ight, [...] rora's harbinger.
Lucke. Successefull, prosperous, desired, favourable, smiling, propitio [...] advantageous.
Lullabie. Sad, pensive, drowsie, carefull. charming, sleepie.
Lunges. Spungie, lifting, wasting, fanning, breathing, panting, flappi [...] flatuous, cooling, windie, heart-wrapping, involving, swelli [...] pursie.
Lure. Training, calling, inviting, wooing, pleasing, baiting, treach [...] rous, inciting, soothing, false, c [...]zening, cheating, delusive, [...] ceiving, deceitful.
Lust. Itchie, flaming, brutish, pampered, untamed, wild, sco [...] inging, intemperate, goatish, stallion, lewd, disordered, gree [...] [Page 129] rampant, unrain'd, hot, uncurbed, unbrideled, rammish, unruly, nameful, burning, beastly, lawlesse, licentious, unrestrained, las [...]vious, whorish, baudy, insatiate, brotheld, liver-scalding, carbo [...]ading, corne [...]-haunting, raging, exuberous, tempring, luxurious, [...]otous, ruffian, stanchlesse, ranke, impetuous, voluptuous, sensual, [...]eastial, filthy, odious, damned, cursed, outragious, furious, por [...]entuous, infamous, stinging, provoking, obscene, inconsiderate, [...]eady, dark, impure, secret.
Lustre. Dazling, radiant, beamy, darting, resplendent, bright, reflecting, [...]hining, glorious, beauteous, graceful, flaming, fiery, trembling, [...]winkling, starry, sunny, glittering, cheareful, eye-conquering, aire [...]ilding, enviou [...], victorious, triumphar, pompous, varnisht.
Lute. Melodious, harmonious, warbling, quavering, trembling, care- [...]h [...]rming, delicious, ivory, golden, melancholy, amorous, sweet- [...]ounding, many-stringed, Lesbian.
Luxury. v. Gluttony. Prodigality. Infamous, dissolute, disordered, intemperate, pompous, revelling, [...]ascivious, prodigal, spendthrift, expensiue, exuberous, overflowing, [...]uperfluous, voluptuous, costly, sumptuous, harmeful, pernicious, [...]ishonest, unch [...]st, brutish, unmeasured, wanton, delicious, damned, cursed, detested, goatish, cramming, profuse, unthrifty, wastful, sybaritick, venereous, idle, slow-bellied, ful-gorged, excessive.
Lybia. Lybian. Scorched, broyled, savage, portentuous, monster-breeding, dry, sandy, barren, sun-burnt, parched, soultry, swarthy, thirsty, scalding, sweltring, light-clothed, cruel fierce, rebellious, perfidious, hot, tawny.
Lyon. Generous, cruel, furious, devouring, impetuous, Thracian, savage, mountain, yellow, engorging, audacious, Massylian, fierce, eager, greedy, hungry, hunger-starved, couragious roaring, undaunted, angry, proud, rough, dreadful, Lybian, frizled, shaggy, Getulian, robustious, untamed, grim, swift-pac't, cock-fearing, watchful, pursie, panting, fire-searing, chafed, stordy, awlesse, fearlesse, lusty, Numidian, Arcadian, hot, Idumaean.
Madnesse. DIstempered, wild, savage, pitied, disordered, frantick, giddy, sternvisaged, headstrong, unruly, untamed, flame-eyed, lean-chapt, [Page 130] grim, ghastly, entaged, tempestuous, boyling, stormy, frothy, inpatient, impetuous, transporting, hair-braind, distracted.
Magazin. Wealthy, wel-stored, thronging, crowded, wel-furnish, large, copious, spatious, vaulty.
Magistrate. Honoured, venerable, grave, reverend, publick, just, grim, ste [...], stern-visaged, stately, purpled, awful, dreadful, brow-beating, angry, frowning, severe, impartial, sowre-lookt, austre, rigorous, la [...]-executing, law-entrusted, upright, unsiding, even-handed, unb [...] bed, uncorrupted, crabbed.
Magick. Secret, hidden, black, portentuous, wonder-causing, cursed, helli [...], execrable, mumbling, charming, inchanting, muttering, ceremo [...]ious, superstitious, powerful, commanding, deceitful, jugling, co [...] juring, presaging, mysterious, mystick, imperious, perplexing, [...] forcing, efficacious, exorcising, victorious.
Maid. Blushing, bashful, trembling, fearful, beauteous, ingenious, [...], froward, disdainful, smiling, modest, shamefac't, amorous, untai [...] ted wanton, spruce, neat, trim, pranking, mincing, quaint.
Majesty. Awful, controlling, imperial, adored, rising, fear-infusing, soverain, grave, wel-tempered, sterne, stout, princely, kingly, royal, commanding, attractive, clear, proud, sacred, brow-beating, brigh [...], supercilious, beamy, chearful, graceful, high, rich, portly, stately, pompous, powerful, glorious, gracious, beauteous, swelling, [...] mooved, undaunted, lofty, flowry, smiling, winning, blazing.
Main. v. Ocean. Sea. Impetuous, wavie, swelling, curled, frothy, floating, chafing, [...] gorging, pathless, boundless, unconfined, boyling, raging, roari [...], greedy, flowing, engulphing, working, licentious, gulphy, toyling unfathomed.
Malady. Infectious, diseaseful, disquiet, heart-fretting, oppressing, co [...] tagious, dull, pining, pale, grievous, torturing, painful, vexi [...] incurable, hopeless, pettish, peevish, feral, griping, twitching, gir [...] ing, sad, pinching, nipping, pulling, wringing, cutting, gaulin [...] doleful, bitter, gnawing, racking, smarting, lingring, noysome, [...] dious, loathsome, impatient, wasting, sucking, eating, whining, [...] ling, pl [...]intful, soaking, ghastly, wan, bleak, discoloured, sallo [...] [Page 131] consuming, decaying, withering, sowre-lookt, crabbed, powting, diseaseful, appalling, bed-rid, wayward, froward, pittied, grumbling, complaining, groaning, grunting, unhealthful, crasie, pensive, pining, wearying, weary. decrepid.
Malice. Revengeful, spightful, active, cancred, sly, craf [...]y, secret, subtile crooked, stirring, fork-tongued, pale, black-mouthed, poysonous, sullen envious, rancorous, swelling, blew-eyed, squint-eyed, restlesse, killing, stabbing, cutting, wounding, snakie, viperous, bleareyed, self-eating, self-consuming, self-torturing, self-martyring, whispering, lean-chapt, carping, censorious, boyling, undermining, [...]nake-haird, burning, flaming, deadly, heart-gnawing, heart-fret [...]ing, biting, currish, unappeased, implacable, cruel, bloody, calumnious, hard-hearted, marble-hearted, flint-hearted, inhumane, remorseless, unrelenting, devouring, resolved, inraged, incensed, inexorable.
Mallowes. Bearded, hairy, loosening, light, soft, wholesome.
Mandrake. Squealing, ill-boding, lustful, venereous.
Mane. Shaggy, yellow, flaxen, furled, frizled, pleated, braided, rough, dangling, hanging, snarled, flaring, graceful, waving, floating, spreading.
Manna. Delicious, honyed, tast-pleasing, ambrosial, [...]oseate, heaven-sent, [...]ained, showry, savory, falling, nourishing.
Marble. Lasting, obdurate, enduring, curled, Pari [...]n, sleeke, smooth, rocky, leprous, freckled, spotted, speckled, polisht, Numidian, solid, shining, glittering, coloured, weeping, Phrygian, azure, plaine, remorseless, senseless, unrelenting, painted, hard, cold, stiffe, rigid, breathless, well-laboured, during, Corinthian, chill.
Marigold. Flaming, blazing, gilded, time-observing, sun-courted, opening, shutting, yellow, shining, garden-sun, sun-enamoured, dewdrowned.
Mariner. Industrious, sea-tost, storme-beaten, adventurous, vowing, wandring, trembling, fearful, greedy, avaritious, sea-chasing, sea-faring, sea-surrowing, sea-cutting, sea-tracing, wealthy, covetous, expert, [...]kil-ful, wind-observing, star-gazing.
[Page 132] Market. Busie, thronging, crowded, clamorous, cozening, noiseful, promiscuous, buying, selling uttering, open, publick, weekly, wel-stored, wel-furnisht, providing, dispensing, expensive.
Marmoset. Antick, foolish, toyish, smiling, grinning, painted.
Marriage. Uniting, peaceful, agreeing, mirthful, pleasant, glewing, conjoyning, coupling, chaining, sementing, rivetting, shackling, kni [...] ting, fettering, joyful, joyous, frolick, smiling, genial, sacred, flowry, feastful, chast, incestuous, happy, successeful, ill-boding, lawfu [...], unlawful, stollen, secret, amorous, loving, solemne, ceremonious, ingrafting, manacling.
Marrow. Melting, bone-lining, pithie, bone-boxed, enchested, secret, so [...], inward, close, enclosed, flowing, fat, oily, unctious, boyling, frying
Mars. Bloody, blood-thirsty, blood-quaffing, swarthy, sweaty, crue [...] dreadful, raging, raving, warlick, fatal, lascivious, venereous, inpetuous, unconquered, angry, furious, flame-eyed, unappeased, [...] sparing, stern-visaged, grim, gastly, crested, casked, plumed, rough savage, fierce, remorselesse, implacable, couragious, undaunt [...], murtherous, thundering, inexorable.
Marsh. Marish. Slimy, muddy, fenny, environed, herby, grassie, rushy, sedg [...]e, moist, plashie, watrish, dank, dirty, willow-bearing.
Martyr. VVilling, patient, faithful, flame-embracing, burning, sta [...]-kissing, pious religio [...]s, conscientious, valiant, couragious, undauted, fearlesse, joyful, constant, pitied, unmoved, glorious, honoured tortured, tormented.
Martyrdome. Heavy, grievous, tyrannous, painful, joyfull, cruel, bloody, honoured, glorious, pious, tormenting.
Massacre. Bloody, ru [...]hlesse, cruel, murtherous, impious, hellish, butch [...] ring.
Mast. Lofty, towring, aspiring, winged, sail-bearing, splitting, trembling, quavering.
Mastiffe. Eager, fierce, snarling, couragious, grinning, watchful, noysef [...] [Page 133] barking, devouring, bristling, house guarding, bawling, hungrie, furious, greedie, yawling, surly, grimme, sullen, grumbling, muzz [...]ld, colla [...]'d.
Matron. Sober, grave, modest, portly, stately, aged, chast, honoured, respective, well-carriaged.
May. Delightsome, gladsome, gleesome, mirthful, jolly, joyful, chearful, frolick, glooming, budding, springing, flowry, fruitful, teeming, enameld, cheery, youthful, checkerd, lovely, beauteous, we [...]hy, sportful, gamesome, smiling, blossom'd, embroyderd, painted, M [...]tley, guidie.
Maze. Perplexing, ambiguous, winding, uncertain, turning-blind, darksome, crooked, subtle, snakie, distractful, giddy, dizzy.
Mead. Meadow. v. Plains. Motly, smiling, verdant, en-flowed, fragrant, herby, grassie-paved, embroyderd, diaperd, enameld, tufted, dazied, leveld, fertle, fruitful, sportive, gamesome, green-plusht, checkerd, gaudy, painted, fair-cloathd, wide-skirted, flowre-enambled, flowry-mantled, green-mantled, soft-coatep, pleasant, spatious, flowre-spangled, green-brested, stream-embroiderd.
Mean. Golden, vertuous vice-interceeding, impartial, commendable, praise-ful, vice-dividing, equal, well-tempered.
Measure. Confined, unconfined, bounded, unbounded, boundless, proportioned, equal, unequal, unfathomed, uncertain, squared, presribed, limitted, limitless.
Medea. Unchaste, cruel, charming, subtle, bloody, furious.
Medicine, Cordial, powerful, healthful, confirming, helpful, comforting, health-giving, restorative, health-restoring.
Meditation. Deep pious, secret, thoughtful, pensive, silent, sad, dumb, melancholy, solitary, retired.
Megoera. Hideous, ugly, gastly, cruel, snake-haird, furious, snakie, haggish, swelling, snarling, dreadful, hellish, dismal, flame-eyed, spightful.
Melancholy. v. Grief. Froward, sad, pensive, solitary, lovely, black, sable, lumpish, dumpish, [Page 134] chumpish, sullen, sowere, swarthy, fearful, reposed, dull, earthy, recluse, retired, drooping, discontented, gloomy, dusky, heart-contracting, dejected, discouraged, drooping, whining, puling, powting, pittied, heart-breaking, sequestred, barren, rugged, slow, saturnine, unsociable.
Melody. v. Harmony. Harmonious, according, sweet, pleasant, gladsome, soul-invading, soul-raping, intrancing, Seraphick, delicious, inchanting, charming, ravishing.
Memory. Faithful, firme, bounteous, treasurous, recording, lasting, re [...]entive, tenacious, waxy, impressive, imprinted, thankful, happy, sacred, fruitful, teeming, pregnant, eternal, locking, enchested.
Merchant. Careful, laborious, industrious, avaritions, greedy, sea-scourged, usurious, trafficking, early, busie, stirring, bargain-driving, tru [...] ing, adventurous, sea-tost, sea-faring, sea-scouring, sea-cutting, seacutting, sea-furrowing, sea-tracing, wealthy, storm-beaten.
Mercury. Swift, nimble-footed, winged, sage, rod-bearing, subtile, theevish, eloquent, sweet-tongued, cunning, crafty, wary, glozing, colloguing, ear-tickling, perswasive, quaint, soothing.
Mercy. Embracing, pittying, gracious, melting, relenting, soft, welcome, yeelding.
Mermaids. Inticing, alluring, encharming, inchanting, delicious, training, floating, green haired, crafty, subtile.
Meteors. v. Comets. Portentuous, gazing, blazing, revengeful, bearded, flaming, burning, prodigious, frightful, exhaled, curled, bright-haired, presaging, ruddy, streaming, bristled, glozing;
Metephor. Quaint, strained, forced, fa [...]-fetched, translated, painted, flowry.
Mettals. Rich, wealthy, solid, lurking, hidden, buried, veiny, massie, refined, glittering, ine [...]rthed, interred, searched.
Milk. Trembling, waving, smoaking, noursing, feeding, nourishing, curded, creamy, plenteous, uberous.
Mill. Turning, winged, grinding, squeezing, whirling, twirling, trilling, news-min [...]ing, common, laborious.
[Page 135] Mind. Discoursive, thoughtful, active, roving, nimble, winged, wandering, flitting, posting, inventive, subtile, deviseful, contriving, ro [...] ming, ranging, floating, forging, working, quick, busie, minting, coyning, pregnant, teeming, wealthy, industrious, studious.
Mine. Rich, wealthy. searched, obscure, secret.
Mineral. Rich, wealthy, fat, sulphury, unctious, hidden, secret, lurking, concealed, inearthed, interred, buried, veiny, creeping.
Minos. v. Judge. Grim, sterne, rigorous, impartial, uncorrupted, unbribed, grimvisaged, grave, law-giving, inexorable.
Minotaure. Two-shapt, bloody, cruel, devouring, deformed, ugly, hideous, monstrous, Cretian.
Mint. Industrious, laborious, coyning, industrious, stamping, wealthy, golden.
Minute. Swift-winged, swift-flying, nimble, light-foot, pygmy, speedy, hasty, hastening, changing, succeeding, brief, short-lived, stealing, theevish, posting, fleet, light, creeping, sliding, gliding, running, light-heeld, pacing, running, galloping, swimming, feathered, softfooted, ambling, slippery, rolling, wheeling, smooth-sliding.
Miracle. Stupendious, admired, prodigious, subtile, divine, sacred, unaccustomed, strange, unheard, unbeleeved, powerful, amazing.
Mirrour. Ch [...]ystal, shining, shape-reflecting, representing, smooth, sleeke, silver, gl [...]ttering, resembling, mocking, mimick, impartial, faithful, imitating, unflattering, pourtreying.
Mirth. v. Joy. Frolick, jolly, joyous, joyful, pleasant, tickling, gamesome, sportive, toyish, graceful, frantick, gigling, lavish, sprightful, active, youthful, gleesome, gladsome, chearful, lightsome, heart-chearing, diffusive, heart-enlarging melting, fri [...]king, soft, inchanting, loose, free, delightful, sprightly, heart-easing, giddy.
Misery. Oppressing, distressed, perplexed, galling, wringing, crushing, bruising, grinding, heart-breaking, killing, heart-rending-tearing-contracting, puling, warping, enraging, pensive, dejecting, suppressing, [Page 136] pinching, heart-fretting, gnawing, impatient, pitied, hollow- [...]y [...] ▪
Mist. Foggy, rusty, gloomy, dussty, drowsie, groping, dark, thick, st [...]fling choaking, smoaky, vaporous, unhealthy, unwholsome, diseaseful, du [...] spongy, mufling, drooping, swarthy, dropsie, swelling, sullen, fensu [...] sleepy, contagious, infectious, black, obscuring, shadowing, floatin [...] empty, dampish.
Miter. P [...]arled, enameld, crowning, sacred, glittering, gilded, honoure [...] adored, venerable, glorious, two-topr, head-impaling.
Modesty. Maiden, Virgin sober, pure, chaste, grave, vestal, silen [...], blushing b [...]shful, respective, fearful, sweet, cold, graceful, winning, shamefac' [...], well-tempered, strait-lac't, pious, trembling, corall.
Moisture. Dank, watry, dampish, cold, fluid, flowing, clammy, liquid.
Mole. Mining, digging, lifting, working, undermining, blind, pernicious, earthing, quick-hehring, listening.
Moment. v. Minutes. Monarch. Soveraign, powerful, puissant, imperious, portly, Scepter-beari [...], crowned, scepter'd, renowned, valiant, royal, warlike, tyrannizing, [...]yrannous, scepter swaying, awful, dreadful, commanding, majestick, [...] cred, glorious, pompous, stately, magnificent, victorious, glittering, controlling.
Money. C [...]veted, desired, life-sustaining, almightie, useful, corrupting, ruleing, commanding, scraped, heaped.
Monk. Shaven, cloysterd, shaved-crown, recluse, sullen, zealous, pious, [...]eligious, conscientious, abstemious, lovely, melancholy, retired, sedentary, solitary, bookish, studious, contemplating, devotious.
Monkey. Toysul, toyish, sportive, gamesome, nimble, active, phantastick, sprightly, mimick, imitating, wily, counterfeiting, medling.
Monster. Prodigious, stupendious, portentuous, ugly, gastly, hideous, deformed, ill-shapen, horrid, dreadful, affrightful, cruel, feral.
Monument. Lasting, stately, proud, ambitious, time-worn, memorable, immortal, speaking, enduring, live-long.
[Page 137] Moon. Silver, pale-fac't, horned, pale-eyed, humerous, inconstant, change [...]g, rosie, wandering, beamy, radiant, silent, bright, blushing, ruddy, [...]listering, aged, new-born, growing, increasing, decreasing, waxing, [...]aining, dewy, double-horned, giddy.
Moore. v. Fenne. Swarthy, tawny, sooty, Negro, mis-believing, soultry, sun [...]urnt, sallow, scalded, eurled, tan'd, barbarous, rosted, bak't, broyled, ried, collied, flat-nosed, thick-lipt, oxe-eyed, furious, cruel, duskie, [...]peedy, swift-foot, nimble-footed, wainscot-faced.
Morpheus. Drowsie, sleepy, lither, sluggish, heavy-eyed, leaden, dreaming. fan [...]astick, counterfeiting, black, busie, shape-representing, lead-heeld, [...]ethargick, shape-feining.
Moses. Patient, meek, pious, law-giving, couragious, faithfull, abstemious, conducting, obedient, humble, sacred, prophetick, predictious, stammering, radiate, beamy.
Moss. Crisped, curled, spongy, downy, frizled, hoary, ragged, idle, furd, ravell'd, thrumb'd, tufted, tasselled, fringy, shaggy. The mountains frizled coat.
Moth. Eating, consumings useless, dull, silent, gnawing, devouring.
Mother. Loving, embracing, indulgent, carefull, tender, solicitous, fruitfull, kind, pampering, fond, tender hearted.
Motion. Quick, nimble, active, stirring, swift-pac't, light.
Mountain. Moss-thrumd, rocky, shady, cloud-headed, insolent, steep, ambitious, towring, aspiring, mossie, hoary, aged, steepy, surly, burly, lofty, [...]all, craggy, barren, stately, climbing, sky-kissing, sky-threatning, cloud-inwrapped, high-browed, shaggy, supercilious, air-invading, hanging, brambly, desert, uncourh, solitary, heaven, shouldering, leavy, resounding, rebounding, ecchoing, thorny, inhospitable, shady, cold, freezing, unfruitfull, lovely, crump-shouldered, ragged, unfrequented, forsaken, melancholly, clambering, sky-braving, pathless, lovely, cloud-touching, star-brushing, bushie, ascending.
Mountebank. Jugling, cheating, prating, quacking, bragging, bold, boasting, saucy, impudent, unblushing, shameless, deluding, cozening, stronglin'd, great-worded.
[Page 138] Morning. v. Morpheus. Mourning. Sad, sable, sullen, pensive, grievous, blear-eyed.
Morning. Morn. Aurora. Rosie, dapple, infant, dawning, dew-cheekt, blushing, wakef [...] dew-haird, purple, gray, rosie-fingerd, lovely, beauteous, dew- [...] abled, wished, chearfull, silver-throned, chaste, modest, lilly-hand [...] shining, opall-coloured, roseate, sugred, ambtosiall, dew-spangl [...] early, balmy, spicy, weeping, gray-eyed, youthfull, gray-chee [...] early, gladsome, lightsome, beamy, sparkling, vermillion, rud [...] safron-coloured, yellow, gilded, painted, checkerd.
Mouse. Little, short, greedy, hungry, sawcy, lickerous, gnawing, thie [...] brown, dun, nimble, hurtfull.
Mouth. Yawning, grinning, devouring, gasping, wide, stretcht, open, h [...] ing, blabbing, pratling, tatling, twatling, roseate, clamorous, [...] brosiall, smiling, learned, grave, eloquent, perswasive, honey-fi [...] ing, comely.
Mudde. Durty, black, soft, clayie, clammy, putrid, tenacious, fen [...] thirsty.
Mulbery. Shady, cold, fearing, slow, loytering, lingering, wary, wise, p [...] dent, mountain-loving, bloody, purple, loosening, aged, silk-wo [...] breeding, tardy.
Mule. Mongrill, stubborn, b [...]rren, bit-champing, strong, heady, gid [...] self-willed, wilfull, obstinate, moody, humorous, sullen, franti [...] sturdy, pack-bearing, ambling.
Multitude. Brainless, hair-braind, heady, head-strong, moody, humero [...] self-willed, giddy, easie, frantick, rash, shallow-headed, unlearn [...] promiscuous, inconstant, tumultuous, unsettled. weak-brain [...] thronging, crowding, thick-shouldered, cluttering, clusterd, co [...] less, lawless, seditious, factious, rebellious, raskally, flocking, [...] numbred, swarming, wilde, credulous, soon-perswaded, soo [...] over-reached, populous, preasing, way-ward, froward, un-ruely, u [...] rained, unbridled, giddy-headed, unwary, silly, deluded, unski [...] full, malignant, furious, outragious, untamed, astonisht, amaz [...] admiring, novelty-affecting, innovating, pratling, clownish, clam [...] rous, ignorant, barking, biting, braying, bustling, trooping, unconceiving, unletterd, misjudging.
[Page 139] Murmure. Soft, buzzing, confused, whizzing, wheazing, hoarse, trembling, [...]umbled, shrill, broken, threatning, clamorous, factious, sediti [...]s, muttered, whistling, whispering, still, silent, noysefull, grin [...]ng, qnerulous, complaining, contradictious, repining, grum [...]ng.
Murren. Contagious, infectious, catching, spreading, pernicious, fatall, [...]hy, nasty, noysome, fullsome loathsome.
Murther. Murtherer. Pale, gilty, bloody, bloodthirsty, butcherly, inhumane, cruell, [...]rbarous, cursed, direfull, damned, furious, outragious, mischievous, [...]rrid, execrable, pittiless, remorseless, mercyless, unrelenting, in [...]orable, dreadfull, ghastly, brutish, fearfull, pale-fac't.
Mushrom. Unsavoury, tasteless, watrish, cold, moyst, soon-sprung, poysonous, [...]ngy, thunder-engendred.
Musick. Musitian. Crot-cheting, heart-ravishing, soul-invading, raping, intrancing, [...]elodious, harmonious, well-tun'd, sweet, pleasant, well-timed, [...]ll-measured, heavenly, celestial, Seraphick, delightful, cheerful, [...]ul-chearing, delicious, according, agreeing, numerous, warbling, [...]arering, consorting, diapasond, inchanting, encharming, sence [...]reaving, fancy-tickling, wanton, well-proportioned, descanting.
Muses. Castalian, Pegasean, Aonian, Thespian, sacred, chaste, Virgin, [...]aiden, Pierian, Heliconian, sister, sweet-singing, sweet-tongu'd, spiring, propitious, assisting, ingenious, industrious, laborious, [...]shfull, Sicilian, buskind, fancy-prompting, fancy-propping, flu [...]t, genial, fount-sprung, laureate, Maionian.
Musk. Odorous, fragrant, subtle, sweet, comforting, amorous, voluptu [...]s, luxurious, chearing, perfuming, Indian, spicy, delicious, wanton, [...]feminate.
Musket. v. Canon. Mustard. Biting, sharp, strong, stinging, poynant, weeping, tear-wring [...]g.
Mutiny. Factious, seditious, rebellious, tumulruous, repining, contradicti [...]us, murmuring, importuning, querulous, noyseful, grumbling, odi [...]s, angry, froward, wayward, unruly, audacious, spleenful.
[Page 140] Myrrhe. Fragrant, odorous, gummie, dropping, weeping, fat, un [...] distilling, bitter, Indian, Arabian, Aegyptian, Sabaean, aro [...] prickly, bristly, yellow.
Myrtle. Tender, Paphian, shore-loving, sable, cold-fearing, fleepy, dro [...] fading, short-lived, fragrant, odorous, frost-fearing, quivering, [...] bling, norrow-leaved.
Mystery. Concealed, hidden, secret, ceremonious, solemn, sacred, [...] deep, profound, unknown, unvulgar, undivulged, unexpressed conceived, uncomprehended, high, admired, amazing, strupen [...] adored, reverend.
Nag. v. Horse. Nailes. TEnder, clawing, sharp, scraping, scratching, pearly, ch [...] horny, pilfering.
Name. Lasting, immortal, eternal, enduring, glorious, renowned, balmed, eternized, surviving, deathless, unextinguist, spreading.
Narcissus. Proud, coy, froward, scornful, disdainful, pievish, wanton, [...] spruce, trimme, briske.
Nature. Powerful, vigorous, liberal, rich, wealthy, pregnant, teem [...] fruitful, provident, kind, fore-casting, careful, sollicitous, pru [...] curteous, prodigal, industrious, officious, imperious, command [...] uncontrolled, unchanged, constan [...], skillful.
Navell. Round, knotty, tying, nursing, meat-conveying.
Navie. Numerous, puissant, well-armed, well-furnisht, well-provi [...] great, strong, sail-bearing, winged-sailing, floating, sail-win [...] brass-beakt.
[Page 141] Necessitie. Imperious, pressing, urgent, strict, rude, grimme, rough, violent, [...]petuous, forcing, invincible, dire, hard, fierce, cruel, lawless, ty [...]nnous, rigid, uncontrolled, severe, rigorous, stern, insupportable, [...]all, ingenious, wittie, shifting.
Neck. Ivory, alabaster, snowy, yielding, pliant, writhing, fleshie, roseall, [...]mbrosiall, brawny, stiffe, silver, smooth, soft, fleeke, milkie, slen [...]er, gracefull, beauteous, chain-bearing, Pearly, bending, [...]owing.
Nectar. Vermillion, sprightly, ambrosian, delicious, sparkling, taste-ravish [...]ng, eternal, immortal, celestial, heavenly, death-expelling, sweet [...]owing, fragrant, spicie, odorous, perfumed.
Need. Urging, pressing, pinching, forcing, ingenious, witty, shifting, pe [...]urious, perplexing.
Needle. Pointed, sharp, working, slender, drawing, pricking, wounding, stabbing, industrious, laborious, piercing, unseaming, maiden, thrifty, thread-ushering, frugall, embroydering.
Negligence. Loose, supine, careless, slubbering, sleepy, dull, idle, lither, loytering, lethargick, drowsie, dreaming, disrespective, homely, rustick, easie, clownish, lazie, unactive, yawning, pernicious, odious, gaping, regardless, unadvised, inconsiderate.
Negro. Schorced, quick, wealthy, swift-pac't, swarthy, tawny, sooty, collied, soultry, misbelieving, sallow, curled, barbarous, rosted, Sunne-bak'c, broyled, fried, duskie, thick-lipt, oxe-eyed, flat-nosed, swift-foot, nimble-footed, diving, pearly, pearl-searching.
Neptune. Surgy, tempestuous, impetuous, wave-bestriding, trident-bearing, azure, gray, aged, frothy, furious, earth-shaking.
Nereides. Green-haird, wanton, ehanting, gaudy, gay-painted.
Nereus. Aged, frothy, blew, flormy, wandering, tempestuous, impetuous, furious.
Nest. Warm, chearing, chirping, woven, hollow, hanging, industrious, leavie, plumie, downie, featherd, airie, loftie.
[Page 142] Nector. Old, aged, sage, grave, prudent, eloquen [...], decrepit, vali [...] wise, sweet-tong'd.
Net. Insnaring, intangling, catching, treacherous, windowy, corded, i [...] folding, imprisoning, enraging, hampering, subtle, fly, unexpect [...] surprizing, griping, tenacious, taking, fast-holding, deceitf [...] trameld.
Nettle. Biting, stinging, smarting, angry, peevish, touchy, sharp, usele [...] barren, pricking, pettish.
Neuter. Ambiguous, uncertain, doubtfu [...]l, impartial, un-siding, un- [...] ged, un-interested, un-active, un-medling, indifferent.
Newes. Desired, certain, uncertain, expected, hoped, unexpected, report [...] related, welcome, ucwelcome, joyful, publick, secret, heavy, happ [...] unhappy.
Niggard. Covetous, thrify, frugal, sparing, scraping, sordid, tenacious, [...] ritious, gathering, wretched, hated, contemned, odious, hoardi [...] heaping, pinching, griping, nasty, toylseme, laborious, moneyd, we [...] thy, rich, fat, full chested, usurious.
Night. Still, silent, freezing, drowsie, dusky, dreary, swarthy, Neg [...] gloomy, shady, Ethiopian, sullen, black-eyed, tardy, black-brow [...] dampish, tedious, pitchy, sable, moyst, sacred, foggy, peaceful, grie [...] ly, grimme, sooty, Ambrosian, sullied, collied, dewy, hideous. Ebo [...] jetty, gastly, restful, dreaming, palefac't, solitary, melancholly, gra [...] haird, aged, civil, sober, grave, humorous, vaporous, blind, bla [...] darksome, fleepy, faint, secret, thievish, wanton, lascivious, rosie, sta [...] painted, star-enameld, star-enflowred, star-embroydered, brow [...] star-crowned, star-empearled, reposeful, dumb, husht, speechless amorous, misty, forgetful, vayled, close, stumbling, dreadful, masking groveling, groping.
Nitingale. Sweet-voyc't, melodious, harmonious, warbling, quavering, ch [...] ting, ravishing, amorous, pleasant, pratling, wanton, jolly, me [...] delicious.
Nile. Wealthy, seven-channelled, paper-bearing, swelling, monster [...] breeding, ore-flowing, seven-horned, rich, fruitful, wanderin [...] [Page 143] winding, turning, stragling, fat, muddy, thick, running, impetuous, [...]ven-headed.
Niobe. Sad, cold, pensive, stiffe, proud, unhappy, mournfull.
Nobilitie. Clear, bright, stately, honourd, high, haughty, ancient, famous, [...]ch, wealthy, powerful, dreadful, pompous, stout, couragious, gay, [...]udy.
Nonage. v. Infancy. Gamesome, sportive, tender, soft, pliant, improvident, waxy, [...]elding, unadvised, inconsiderate, unwary, childish, boyish, wanton, [...]loomy.
Noone, Manly, radiant, full-aged, lusty, beamy, bright-shining.
North: Cold, freezing, congealed, icy, boysterous, blustering, angry, fro [...]y, rainie, violent, impetuous, sharp, dreadful, cloudy, tempestuous, [...]histling, chill, snowy, noyseful, bleak, cold-mouthed, gloomy, [...]iercing, surly, sullen, chattering, churlish.
Nose. Dropping, toting, sniveling, snuffing, gristly, scoffing, jeering, [...]cornful, flat, crooked, smelling, quick, sagacious.
Nose-trills. Open, gaping, breathing, panting, flaming, hairy, hollow, sluttish, [...]queezed.
Notes. v. Aires. Soft, sweet, pleasing, inchanting, intrancing, harmonious, melodi [...]ous, well-tuned, charming, soul-mooving, ravishing, sprightly, de [...]icious.
Noveltie, Strange, portentuous, pernicious, un-expected, unwonted, un [...]ccustomed, un-couth, monstrous, wonder-breeding, admired, amazing.
Novice. Unpractised, un-experienc'c, un-skilful, ignorant, learning, simple, silly, untutord, untaught, fumbling, bungling.
Noyse. Confused, bustling, rumbling, tumultuous, clamorous, obstreperous, tatling, hoasre, shrill, deafning, drumming, dreadful, murmuring, muttering, resounding, blelowing, Ecchoing, barking, roaring, thundering, loud, piercing, air-rending, tearing, startling, amazing, astounding, litigious, jangling, jarring.
[Page 144] Number. Countless, swarming, trooping, thronging, crowding, preasin [...] flocking, cluttering, clusterd, unrold, unm [...]asured.
Numbers. Free, flowing, fluent, eternal, lofty, stately, gentle, easie, sugred, [...] chanting, intrancing, unstraind, even-pac't, smooth-pac't, harmo [...] ous, melodious, well-tun'd well-trim'd, lulling, sence-bereavin [...] ear-enamouring, soul-raping, delicious, sprightly, lively, gleeso [...] pleasant, pleasing.
Nunne. Holy, pious, religious, vowing, praying, recluse, devout, solita [...] cold, chaste, cloysterd, devotious, adoring, sacred, consecrated, pe [...] sive, retired, zealous, abstemious, sedentarie, meditating, conte [...] plating.
Nuptials. v. Marriage. Amorous, solemn, wanton, gladsome, gleesome, frolick, jolly, merry, mirth-ful, pompous, feastful, chearful, sacred, celebrated, happi [...] unhappy, joyous, joyful, successful, ill-boding, ceremonious, hono [...] red.
Nurse. Careful, sollicitous, sedulous, fearful, loving, indulgent, lulling dandling, feeding, hugging, embracing, tender.
Nut. Brown, gamesowe, sportive, hollow.
Nymph. Sleek-haird, painted, gaudy, nimble-footed, tripping, sportive, gamesome, wanton, fair, beauteous, bright, spring-haunting, dancing gleesome, frolick, merrie, flowrie, neat-drest, amo [...]orous, skipping shining, spangled.
Oake. KNottie, Caggie, leavie, spreading, aged, solid, branchie, sturdie, brawnie, long-lived, three-aged, b [...]oad, stately, [...]ude, rough hewn, strong-grown, gnarled, broad-spred, thick-leav'd, well-limb'd, strong-rib'd, lofty-fronted, shady, mast-bearing, hollow, stooping, decrepit, jagged, tufted, savage, sacred, proud.
[Page 145] Oare. Indust [...]ious, laborious, servile, slavish, painfull, hanging, [...]oi [...]ng, tugging, brushing, nimble, fluttering, slicing, cutting, [...]ave-dividing, broad-palm'd, flashie, plashie, dashing, spat [...]ng, tossing, flitting.
Oats. Slender, barren, shrill, unluckie, piping, horse-cramming.
Oath. Binding, obliging, strict, enforcing, awfull, religious, so [...]mne, ceremonious, duteous, truth-confirming, sacred, invio [...]able, faithfull.
Obedience. Officious, obsequious, submisse, tender, punctual, meeke, [...]umble, yeilding, pliant, waxie, resign'd, willing, active, rea [...]ie, chearful, reve [...]end, awful, filial.
Objection. Thornie, knottie, knaggie, puzling, craggie, sharp, litigious, [...]ontentious, jarring, jangling.
Oblation. Pious, sacred, flaming, thankful, chearful, costly, religious, devout, zealous, solemne, rich, free, fat.
Obligement. Obligation. Strong, great, deep, binding, tying, forcing, slavish.
Oblivion. Dark, duskie, dustie, moldie, gloomie, rustie, mustie, rude, thanklesse, shadie, discou [...]teous, unkind, lazie, dull.
Obscurity. v. Darknesse. Dark, dull, duskie, gloomie, rude, blind, mustie, black, mistie, foggie, sullen, sootie, silent.
Obsequies. Pompous, sad, pious, ceremonious, pensive, weeping, solemne, religious, zealous, honoured, latest, mournful, teer [...] bedabled:
Obsequiousnesse. Pliant, nimble, active, willing, servile, slavish, humble, crouching, yeilding, officious, obedient, waxie, readie, fawning, soothing, clawing, soft, smooth, oilie, melting, winning, daubing, slie, politick.
Observation. Serious, strict, careful, regard [...]ul, eying, intent, mindful, prying.
Occasion. Busie, faire, urgent, weightie, pressing, fleeting, sodain, seasonable.
[Page 146] Ocean. v. Sea. Pathlesse, tide- [...]ised, hungry, boundlesse, wild, unconfined, greedie, [...]g [...]ng, roaring, flowing, earth-incircling, earth-girding, engorgi [...]g boiling, impetuous, wavie, swelling, curled, frothie, floating, ch [...]fing, foaming, working, toiling, swallowing, unfathomed, azure, angrie, hirstie, ireful, stormie, glassie, tumbling, ploughed, dropsied, unbottomed, gray, brackish, licentious, wrathful, rufled, fretting, wind-hew'd, fishie, belching, tossing, wealthie, troubled, insatiate, ho [...] [...]ie, vaulting, tossing.
Ode. Lyrick, wanton, amorous, pleasing charming.
Odour. Spicie, aromatick, delightful, luxurious, voluptuous, subtile, precious, rich, balmie, persumed, aire-perfuming, ambrosian, genial, delicious, pleasant, wanton, Assyrian, chafed, muskie, Arabian, grateful, Indian, Sabean, Panchaian, ingrateful, noisome, loathsome, fulsome, fuming, sence-offending, infectious, overcoming, contagious, filthie, stinking, sulphureous.
Old age. Bed-ridden, decrepid, wither'd, crazie, cold, heatlesse, crooke [...], feeble, discoloured, trembling, sober, experienc't, mature, mellow, testie, touchie, angrie, peevish, pettish, waspish, saplesse, abhorred, crabbed, wrinkled, shrieveled, pensive, sad, melancholy, hoarie, silver-h [...]ired, tedious, querulous, complaintful, slow, dull, tardie, slow pac't, otten, diseaseful, sickly, doating, nastie, fulsome, weak, helpless, venerable, sowre, grave, severe, supercilious, odious, warie, provident, frugal, covetous, thriftie, sparing, avaritious, co [...] sorious, rigid, [...]thonian, Nestorean, honour'd, sleepie, drowsie, laz [...] lither, wear [...]e.
Olive. Pale, peaceful, tardie, slow-grow [...]ng, fat, hoarie, gray, pliant, s [...] ple, harmelesse, shadie, verdant, triumphant, victorious, goat-fearing long-liv'd, lasting, sacred, fruitful, fl shie, fertile, plump, juicie.
Omen. Happie, unhappie, luckie, unluckie, successeful, prosperous, dis [...] st [...]ous, propherick, presaging, portending, black, pred [...]ctious, secr [...] mistick, misterious, oncealed, dismal, dreadful, encouraging, de [...] ring, aff [...]ghtful.
Onion. Coated, angry, biting, weeping, windie, flatuous, hoarie.
Onix. Serio [...]s, slipperie, bright, shining Indian, Arabian.
Onset. Assault. Furious, dreadful, impetuous, bloodie, tumultuous, cruel, warlic [...] [Page 147] importunate▪ dangerous, perilous, sharp, smart, proud, doubtful, troublesome, toilesome, adventurous, bold, daring, audacious.
Opinion. v. Doubt. Errour. Vain, doubtful, floating, giddie, waving, reeling, ottering, staggering, jarring, receiv'd, common, false, suspitious, vulgar, proud, haughtie, erroneous, jealous, faint, heartlesse, hovering, sagging.
Opportunitie. Faire, smiling, wooing, co [...]ting, ripe, mature, seasonable, commodious, fit, pleasing, favourable, desired, w [...]shed, sodain, unexpected, welproportioned, well-suiting, well-occasioned, convenient, p [...]oper.
Opposition. Litigious, contentious, strong, weak hot, cold, sharp, smart, threatning, jarting, jangling, brawling, furiou, impetuous, violent, tumultuous, raging, angry, fuming.
Oppression. Oppressour. Violent, tyrannous, cruel, hard, pitilesse, grinding, heavie, vexing, unmercifull, bloodie, sqeezing, greedie, grievous, rigorous, rough, harsh, flinty, griping, pinching, gauling, tortur [...]ng, wringing, crushing, savage, bruising, sterne, [...]igid.
Oracle. Doubtful, ambiguous, consulted, enquired, resolving, commanding imperious, presagious, predictious, prophetick, deluding, u [...]erring, undeceived, fatal, anxious, mysterious, unquestioned, perplexing, pazling, darke, obscure, authentick, undoubted.
Orange. Yellow, golden, gilded, delightful, delicious, odorous, savourie, tast-quickening, thirst slaking, thirst-allaying, j [...]ycie, sque [...]zed.
Otator. v. Eloquence. Sweet-tongu'd, learned, insinuating, applausive, perswasive, subtile, Sweet-lipt, honey-flowing, smooth, oylie, courtlie, well-p [...]li [...]ht, captivating, grave.
Orchard. Fruitful, fruit-enamell'd, pleasant, well-drest, smiling, leavie, delightful, spatious, verdant.
Order. Ranged, well-rank't, sacred, disposed, harmonious, graceful, beauteous, decent, comelie.
Orgies. Sacred, mistick, misterious, ceremonious, mad, drunken, raging, raving, furious, solemn, honour'd, wanton, [...]ffeminate, Theban.
Ori [...]n. Showrie, stooping, pale, black, rainie, clowdie, glitte [...]ing, fie [...]ce [Page 148] cruel, chasing, moist, tempestuous stormie.
Orison. v. Praier. Devotious, pious, zealous, fervent, religious, numbred, flowing, passionate, measured, fervent.
Ornament. Graceful, gorgeous, glorious, beauteous, pompous, painted, costly, envious, glittering, shining, ambitious, dazling, sumptuous, curious, embellisht.
Orphan. Poore, wretched, helplesse, succourless, distressed, oppressed, ragged, scorned, dejected, pitied, naked, houseless, disregarded, afflicted, lean, starved.
Orpheus. Thracian, sweet-tongu'd, melodious, harmonious, sweet-singing, aged, sacred.
Ostentation. Proud, emptie, vaunting, flanting, fantastick, vain, pompous, arrogant.
Ostridge. Srrong-stomacht, digestive, iron-digesting, Aethiopian, speedie, quick-pac't, winged.
Oven. Smokie, burning, flaming, flalme-belching, spurtering, sparkling, hollow, devouring, baking.
Oversight. Carelesse, neglectful, erroneous, pernicious, dammaging, imprudent, improvident, regardlesse.
Overthrow. Dreadful, dismal, disastrous, unhappie, bloodie, pernicious, wretched, pitied, lamented.
Ousill. Box-bill'd, warbling, melodious.
Outrage. Violent, quarrelsome, injurious, dissolute, loose, headie, luxurious, riotous.
Owle. Screeching, ill-boding, dull, clamorous, funerall, melancholy, whooping, buzzing, staring, prodigious, disastrous, fatal, Tragick, presaging, whooting, hoarse, feral, barking.
Oxe. Sinewie, laborious, labouring, wearie, toiling, tugging, grim, [...] ▪foot, slow, [...]ardy, slow-pac't, bonie, strong, brawnie, sturdie, burlie, [Page 149] massie, brass-footed, lowing, bellowing, head-strong, broad-brow'd, painful.
Oyle. Oyntments. Odorous, dissolving, suppling, glittering, shining balmie, fat, unctious, costly, fragrant, aromatick.
Pace. Winged, speedie, Eagles, Eagle-winged, breathless, hastie, quick, nimble, slow-footed, tardie, stealing, silent, gliding, creeping, grave, measured, theevish, soft-footed, assured.
Pagan. Unbelieving, mis-believing, barbarous, idolatrous, superstitious, ceremonious, incredulous, obstinate, cruel, hard-hearted, unchristian unchristned, unbaptized.
Page. Officious, obsequious, brisk, nimble, attending, wayting, duteous, observant, serviceable, ready, careful, quick, diligent, speedie.
Pageant. Painted, pompous, gay, gaudie, gorgeous, motly, gilded, triumphant, joyful, glittering glorious, streaming, waving, varnisht, costly, sump [...]tious, slanting.
Pain. Dolorous, heart-fretting-wringing-eating, pinching, nipping, soul-oppressing, griping, hard, sad, grievous, killing, doleful, gauling, heart-breaking, pitied, bitter, impatient, gnawing, stabbing, smarting torturing, tormenting, martyring, racking, disquiet, heart-rending-tearing, grating, cruel, sharp, wearying, unsupported, tedious, unwelcome.
Palace. Gorgeous, stately, aspiring, loftie, magnificent, exalted, cloud-kissing cloud-cleaving, aire-braving, mosse-growne, royal, ambitious, envied, proud-towred, gilded, glitering.
Palate. Nice, cu [...]ious, judicious, thirstie, wittie, luxurious, hungry, greedie, tasting, delicious, gluttonous, insatiated.
Palenesse. Bleak, cold, chill, trembling, fearful, wanne, sallow, discoloured, duskie, sad, grieved, deformed, fainting, affrighting, meager, muddie, gastly, disfigured, wannish.
[Page 150] Pallas. Wise, warlick, prudent, chast, couragious, ingenious, industrious, unmarried, gray-ey'd.
Palme. Generous, triumphant, loftie, victorious, leavie, verdant, glorious, shadie, rugged, trembling.
Palmer. Devout, devotiou [...], pious, religious, humble, wandering, melanch [...] ▪ly pensive, unknowne, gray-frockt, lonelie, wither'd, weather-beaten, sad, meditating, abstemious, wearie.
Palsie. Trembling, shaking, quavering, quivering, unjointed, unsteadie, fainting, numme.
Pamphlet. Loose, wanton, seditious, libellous, saucie, scurrilous, sandalous, calumnious, railing, reviling, abusiv [...], licentious, lawlesse, audacious, injurious.
Pander, v. Bawd. Odious, covetous, impure, warie, craftie, slie, importunare, perfidious, cunning, soothing, cheating, fawning, lascivious, tempting, dr [...] ken, deceitful, guileful, cozening, vilanous, youth-corrupting, coging, immodest, impudent, brazen-fac't, shamelesse, inticing, alluring, training beastlie, bruitish, obsceane.
Pang. v. Anguish. Paine. Panther. Savage, wild dreadful, untamed, cruel, spotted, devouring, grimlook't, painted, stubborne, incensed.
Panting. Faint, breathlesse, warme, weak, wearie.
Papist. Superstitious, image-adoring, Idolatrous, ceremonious, deluded, merit-pleading bloodie.
Pap. v. Dug. S [...]gging, milkie, nursing, soft, [...]ender, spicie, delicious, azure-streaked, veinie.
Parable. Obscure, dark, concealed, misterious, grave, wise, sage, ingenious, wittie, discoursive, deepe, profound.
Paradise. Happie, Celestial, immortal, deathlesse, glorious, beauteous, delicious, eternal, triumphant, flowrie, joyful, enamouring, entrancing, soul-raping, ravishing, soul-invading, transporting.
[Page 151] Paradox. Incredible, unbelieved, improbable, stoical, un-vulgar, fals-seeming.
Parasite. Fawning, soothing, flearing, dissembling, officious, obsequious, pick-thank, pliant, sugred, traiterous, treacherous, candid, glass [...]-fac' [...], cheating, jugling, over-reaching, circumv [...]nting, pide, knee-crooking, cunning, deluding, craftie, wilie, slie, clawing, tempting, dawbing, deceitful, fair-spoken, smooth-worded, ear-tickling, crouching, gl [...]z [...]ng, insinuating, cogging, flattering, servile, slavish, smooth, faire-mouthed, lying, smel-feast, greedie, vaunting, colloguing, cozening, idle, babling, pratling, file-tongu'd, oylie, courtlie, smooth-tongu'd, lispping, gilt-tongu'd, windie, smoothing.
Pardon. Favourable, gracious, remissive, free, indulgen [...], smiling gentle, courteous, willing.
Parent. Beloved, dear, aged, careful, indulgent, affectionate, nursing, loving, tender, solicitous, grave, pious, indulgent, honoured, reverend, tender-hearted.
Park v. Meadow. Pleasant, flowrie, delightful, fruitful, herbie, grassie, enclosed, impaled, verdant, green-plusht, spatious.
Parliament. Grave, honor'd, honourable, statelie, severe, wise, iudicious, justice-executing, consulting, authentick.
Parnassus. v. Mountaine. Sacred, rugged, two-topt, two-forkt, loftie, learned, divine, Muse-haunted.
Parret. Green, painted, pratling, talking, babling, speaking, tatling, gaudie, faire-plum'd, tw [...]tling, chattering.
Parthian. Light, swift-foot, warlick, couragi [...]us, fierce, cruel, darting furious, backward, fighting, flying, perfidious, seditious, lascivious, qu [...]ver-bearing, martial,
Partridge. Chattering, painted, speckled, salacious, hot, devouring, lascivious, ruffled, fearful, spotted, plump,
Passage. Easie, readie, open, fr [...]quented, difficult, uneasie, broken.
Passion. v. Anger Fury. Rage. Disordered, wild, distempered, hot, unrulie, head-strong, frantick, [Page 152] uncollected, ireful, tyrannous, stormie, wilfull, blundering, bitter, pernicious, disquiet, roving, affectionate, turbulent, vehement, surpr [...] ing, importuning, violent, impetuous, unconstant, blind, impatient, unbridled, furious, transporting, usurping, unadvised, light-wingd.
Pastime. Sportful, toyish, joyful, delightful, refreshing, honest, pleasant, swee [...], wanton, dallying, jesting.
Pastoral. Low-stiled, humble-stiled, rustick, plain, pleasant, jolly, youthful, country.
Pasture. v. Lawnes. Flowry, motly, enamel'd, tufted, green-plusht, painted, gaudie, fruitful, fat, smiling, verdant, enflowred, embroidered, herbie, gra [...] sie, checkerd, delightful, dewie, pleasant, shrubbie, sportive, fragran [...], mossie.
Path. Frequented, troden, directing, leading, grassie.
Patience. Strong, resolved, willing, sottish, soft, cold, dull, pack-bearing, yeilding, burdned, flegmatick, unfeeling, unmooved, tame, coole, constant, vertuous, slow harmless, suffering, induring, holy.
Patron. Liberal, protecting, favouring, careful, willing, affectionate, bene [...] ficial, bountiful, propitious, defending, securing.
Pavement. Low humble, dejected, foot-bearing, spurned, troden, rugged, cold, hard, dusty, du [...]tie, pressed, beaten,
Pavilion. Soft, gilded-stately, warlick, vaultie, tented.
Paunch. Great-bellied, swelling, sull-gorged, tun-bellied, gurmandizing, hollow, deepe, spatious, cavie, voluptuous, luxurious, insatiate, gluttonous, swallowing, engulphing, hungrie, greedie, devouring, lazie.
Paw. Russet, griping, dreadful, raping, fawning, crooked, hairie shaggie, rough, scratching, clawing, ravenous, wanton.
Pawne. Engaging, obliging, binding, faith-binding, assured.
Peace. Soft, H [...]lcyonian, calme, happie, feastful, mild, smiling, flowry, silken, fruitful, safe, harmonious, snudging, sleepie, unactive, disarmed, easie, friendly, silver-wing'd, white-wing'd, virgin, maiden, civil, effeminate, [Page 153] smooth-fac'd, turtle-footed, unbloodie, untroubled, undistur [...]d, lovely blessed, lazie, joyful, desired, quiet, divine, war-chasing, sa [...]ed, victorious, firme, golden, agreeing, heavenly, composed, harme [...]s, gowned, genial, auspicious, triumphant, meek-eyed.
Peach. Velvet, woolie, dangling, trembling, soft-skin'd.
Peacock. Gay-plum'd, gaudie, pompous, glorious, glittering, starrie, proud, [...]ested, envious, painted, stately, haughty, wheele-tail'd, moon-tail'd.
Pear. Soft, sowre, delicious, dangling, mellow, savoury, sharp, brisk, tast- [...]easing, hanging, yellow, juycie.
Pearl. Indian, pretious, rich, shining, beauteous, oriental, easterne, bright [...]ear, deliceous, curious, sparkling, reflecting, radiant, beaming, dang [...]ing, enchacing, blazing, flaming, aire-gilding, aire-enlightning, orient.
Pebble. Humble, purling, litle, murmuring, hissing, whistling, gushing, rolling.
Pedant. v. Schoolemaster. Knowing, tutoring, teaching, angry, peevish, cholerick, imperious, severe, grave, learned, lashing, scourging, sowre, cruel, tyrannous, tyrannising.
Pedegree. Ancient, long-breathed, well-descended, famous, noble.
Pedlar. Trucking, shop-brearing, wandring, stragling, trifling, trudging.
Pegasus. v. Horse. Winged, swift-flying, Medusaean, Gorgonean, fleet, horn-footed.
Pelican. Indulgent, Aegiptian, solitary, lonelie, melancholie, sharp-beakt, groaning, mourning, young, loving, brest-piercing, officious.
Penance. Hard, sad, dolorous, painful, rigorous, severe, enjoyned, imposed, exacted.
Pen. Learned, skilful, nimble, quick-pac't, clarkly, artful, industrious, laborious, painful, studious.
Pencil. Skilful, artful, nimble, active, cunning, drawing, industrious, labo [...]ious, painful, pourtraying.
[Page 154] Penury. Griping, pinching, wringing, dejecting, oppressing, uneasie, so [...] ▪squeezing, gauling, servile, craving, down-looking, ragged, [...]corn [...] despised, freezing, disrespected, unregarded, tattered, thread-b [...] crushing, soul-bruising, grinding, suppressing, starving, needie.
Pepper. Rugged, wrinckled, rough-coated, biting, black, sharp, hot, bruise [...]
Perfection. Complete, accomplished, absolute, rare, divine, admired, exa [...] beauteous, desired, singular, unpatterned, unparagon'd, unparalell' [...] unmatch'd, unpeer'd, unequalled, unexampled.
Perfume. Fragrant, spicie, sweet, smell-ravishing, sacred, choice, rich, odoro [...] Ambrosian.
Peril. v. Danger. Period. Perfect, accomplished, desired, consummated.
Perjury. Hollow, black, hellish, impious, damned, cursed.
Periwigge. Hair. Hairie, false, counterfeited, curled, frizled.
Persecution. Cruel, bloody, murderous, tyrannous, outragious, furious, unc [...] stian, barbarous.
Perseverance. Stiffe, stout, couragious, undaunted, firm, constant, patient, resolv [...] unmoved, stedfast, unshrinking, setled, unshaken.
Persian. Perfidous, unfaithfull, luxurious, voluptuous, drunken, bablin [...] anointed, surfeting, strong-breath'd.
Perswasion. Soft, insinuating, slie, moving, wooing, courting, encouragin [...] winning, victorious.
Pestilence. v. Plague. Infectious, contagious, mortall, deadly, spotted, tokened, ca [...] ing, raging, burning, dismall, killing, devouring.
Petition. Humble, suppliant, begging, crouching, wooing, earnest i [...] portunate.
Phaeton. Rash, proud, ambitious, audacious, y. bold, presumptuous, adve [...] turous, world-fireing, world-inflaming, unhappy.
[Page 155] Phantasmes. Vain, vanishing, empty, uncertain, flying, shady, imaginary, aerie, [...]dfull, aff [...]ighting, pale, grieslie, fleeting, unsubstantiall, unreall.
Philomel. Sad, pensive, complaintfull, wailing, sweet-voic'd, warbling, melo [...]us, harmonious.
Philpsopher. Philosophie. Grave, sage, wise, learned, deep, profound, sober, severe, abstemi [...]s, temperate, austere, artfull, knowing, mysterious, subtle, knottie, [...]ne, bearded, contemplative, industrious, obscure, studious, [...]oughtfull, musing, ingenious, venerable.
Phoebus. v. Apollo. Fair-haired, learned, all-seeing, predictious, bright, prophetick, [...]urel-crown'd, bright-hair'd,
Phoenix. Gay-plum'd, painted, immortall, gold-neck'd, maiden, gold- [...]ested, immortall, reviving, spicie, lovelie, chast, unmated, long- [...]v'd, aged, eternall, self-begotten, Assyrian, eastern, solitarie, [...]irgin.
Phlegethon. Burning, flaming, scorching, smoakie, duskie, gloomie, raging, fie [...]ie, devouring, gaping, yawning, spatious, vastie, capacious, flame- [...]elching.
Phlegme. v. Flegme. Phrase. Fluent, well-drest, clear, polish'd, neat, filed, forced, sugred, win [...]ing, ear-captivating,
Physick. v. Medicine. Physician. Expert, learned skilfull, knowing, artfull, faithfull, carefull, diligent, prudent, warie, studious, helpfull, curing.
Pickerell. Greedie, gluttonons, devouring, preying, swallowing.
Picture. Speaking, livelie, dumb, fair, beauteous, rich, artificiall, coloured, varnished, dead, resembling, imi [...]ating, counterfeiting, skillfull, artfull, deceiving, eye-deluding.
Pigeon. v. Dove. Wanton, trembling, quaking, ash-coloured, jealous, loyall, chast, rough-footed, crooing, crested, speckled, amorous, gallesse.
[Page 156] Pike. v. Lance, Pilgrim. v. Palmer. Pillar. Stately, Dorick, Corinthian, strong, firme, upholding, sustein' [...] steadie, [...]able, unshrinking, solid, marble, gilded, lasting, loftie, [...] vanced, massie, ivory, smooth, even-wrought, polisht.
Pilot. Gain-spurr'd, tugging, skilful, wandring, expert, guiding, dire [...] ing, star-gazing, industrious, sea-tost, storm-beaten, adventur [...] trembling, fearful, North-observing, commanding, prudent.
Pine. Tufted, bristled, heaven-scaling, star-kissing, loftie, skie-invad [...] oilie, sprouting, proud, sacred, torchie, kernel-bearing, Pan-belo [...] exalted, strait, stately, strait-bodied, branchie, supercilious, hairie, [...] unctious, Cybelean, Berecinthian, odorous, hoarie, dagger-leaved, [...] cutting.
Pinion. v. Wing. Shadie, feathered flagging, spreading, floating, plumie, glidi [...] fluttering, active, mooving, waving, industrious.
Pinnace. v. Ship. Winged, fleet, saile-winged, sea-torne, adventurous, thin-rib'd.
Pipe. Mirthful, merrie, jollie, sweet-sounding, melodious, rustick, har [...] nious, bored, solacing, chanting, shrill, tuneful, frolick, ch [...] full.
Pirate. Slie, adventurous, bold, audacious, barbarous, preying, sea-robbi [...] theeving, cruel, craftie, spoiling, merciless, unpitying, roving.
Pismire. v. Ants. Thriving, industrious, frugal, thriftie, grain-bearing, crawling, [...] ctive, prudent, corne-gathering, careful, laborious, ingenious, subtil [...] politick, painful.
Pitch. Clammie, Illi [...]ian, catching, melting, tenacious, viscous, glutin [...] Negro, sootie, ebon, ship-lining.
Pith. Marrowie, enclosed, inward, soft, tender, fat.
Pitie. Melting, relenting, soft, calme, tender, feeling, charitable, comp [...] sionate, weeping, affectionate, yeilding, bleeding, tender-h [...] ted.
[Page 157] Pit. Blind, darksome, deep, unfathomed, unsounded, gloomie, duskie, [...]en, obscure, sootie, durtie, fulsome, loathsome, nasty, dreadful, dan [...]ous, steepie.
Plague. Mortal, contagious, infectious, diseaseful, catching, raging, sulphu [...]us, burning, dismal, uncomfortable, violent, spotted, surprising, [...]sive, dreadful, threatning, sodain, unexpected, detested, murther [...]s, accursed, impartial, raging, pernicious, cruel, unsparing, unpity [...]g, merciless, deadly, inexorable, fierie, devouring, consuming, [...]thsome, nastie.
Plains. v. Meadowes. [...]patious, wide-skirted, flowrie, tufted, enamell'd, open, dasied, mot [...], delightful, lowly, humbe, smiling, verdant, fragrant, hearbie, gras [...], embroidered, levell'd, fruitful, diapred, green-plusht, sportive, fair [...]athed, flower-enameled, flowre-mantled, flower-spangled, soft [...]ated, fertle, pleasant, green-brested, stream-embroidered, frolick.
Plane. Shadie, heavie-headed, barren, genial, feastful, tall, stately, loftie, reading, leavie, nodding, branched, dangling.
Planet. Blazing, bright, shining, beaming, rolling, flaming, sparkling, floa [...]ng, swimming.
Plant. Vegetative, young, fruitful, tender, sappie, juycie, growing, increa [...]ng, thriving.
Play. Sportful, joyous, mirthful, care-killing, wanton, idle, carelesse, be [...]itching, facetious, time-stealing, enchanting, unthriftie, carelesse, [...]armelesse, soft, pleasant, frolick, vain, emptie, delightful, delicious, [...]oluptuous, sensual, familiar, sportive, free, loose, dissolute, lascivious, [...]me-beguiling.
Pleasure. Melting, wanton, lulling, itching, lavish, soft, desired, easie, idle, sil [...]n, golden, tickling, intrancing, choice, delicious, delightful, fresh, [...]portive, attractive, magnetick, imparadising, balmie, b [...]ckning, in [...]anting, bewitching, Syrenian, flashie, ravishing, soul-invading, [...]me-beguiling, sugred, raping, temp [...]ing, captivating, transporting, Nectareous, Ambrosian, spicie, sprightly, active, chearful, lightsome, [...]eart-chearing, smiling, heart-enl [...]rging, luxurious, voluptuous, fle [...] [...]ing, transitorie, emptie, enamouring, charming, fancie-tickling, glo [...]ing, pernicious, alluring, inticing, inveagling, hooking, luring, treacherous, [Page 158] intemperate, gliding, care-killing, disordered, revelling, [...]ney-flowing, unbridled, lascivious, effeminate, depraved, unmeas [...] blind, toyish, soul-moving, entrancing, fulsome, rambl [...] unctious.
Pledge. Assured, confirming, obliging, engaging, binding, faith-b [...]
Pleiades. Dropping, weeping, showrie, sad, moist, rainy,
Plenty. Luxurious, swelling, flowing, copious, fertile, fruitfull, joy [...] gladsome, rich, pregnat, teeming, ample, large, full, superfl [...] abounding, excessive, wanton, lavish, smiling.
Plover. v. Lapwing. Coasting.
Plough. Peacefull, crooked, furrowing, industrious, laborious, [...] wounding, slicing, furrow-making, thriftie, rustick, sordid, pain [...] toilsome.
Plough-man. v. Clown. Rustick, sordid, laborious, industrious, tugging, patient, [...] swarthy, toilsome, hoping, sun-burnt, tawnie, brawnie, surlie, [...] clownish, sturdie, rude, sweating, sallow, hide-bound, hobnail'd, [...] ish, home-bred, unfashion'd, slovenlie, frolick, blith, lustie, robust [...] boarish, rurall, rough-hewn, unlearned, unlettered, simple, [...] whistling, gleesome, merrie.
Plume. Hovering, waving, tufted, soft, painted, downie, aerie, lightso [...] flanting, gay, gaudie, gallant, pompous, trembling, hanging, sm [...] velvet, flying, wanton, limber, freckled, pide, motlie, spotted, speck [...] air-dividing-
Plumme. Dangling, hanging, delicious, juicie, tast-pleasing, nectar [...] pleasant.
Plummet. Sounding, sinking, diving, poising, guiding, mossie, heavie.
Plush. Soft, smooth, rich, costly, sumptuous, courtlie, shining, shagg [...] tufted.
Pluto. Black, hellish, dreadfull, unpitying, mercilesse, unrelenting, gree [...] gloomie, shadie, gastlie, grieslie, implacable, inexorable, rigorous, [...] gian, Sulphurie, grim, frowning, lowring, scuoling, stern-visaged, [...] varitious, raping, remorselesse, sullen.
[Page 159] Pome. Poesie. Poetrie. Poet. Whining, sacred, immortall, eternall, deathlesse, embalming, in [...]cing, nimble, fluent, sweet-flowing, sinewie, learned, numerous, [...]asant, sweet, brisk, amourous, wanton, lascivious, loftie, statelie, di [...]e, tickling, loose, sugred, delicious, nectareous, Ambrosian, laure [...], facetious, fabulous, ingenious, wittie, lying, well-drest, captiva [...]g, soul-invading, soul-raping, imparadising, immortalizing, grave, [...]asured, well-tuned, winding, audacious, artfull, knowing, clear [...]ded, honoured, biting, lashing, lavish, prophetick, melodious, [...]monios, Muse-inspired, praise-prompted, insinuating, heaven-bred, [...]husiastick, flattering, smoothing, glozing, smooth-swelling, well [...]ck'd, well-composed, well-couch'd, wel-laboured, powerful, almigh [...] everlasting, ear, enamouring, s [...]nse-bereaving, sprightlie, livelie, [...]esome, jollie, frolick.
Policy. Working, winding, plotting, contriving, scruing, diving, craftie, [...]e, subtle, cunning, secret, under-mining, under-working, ingenious, [...]der-handing, devicefull, prudent, warie, circumventing, fore-cast [...]g, projecting, snakie, winding, wriggling.
Pomander. Persum'd, sweet, delicious, well-sented, smell-pleasing, odo [...]iferous [...]grant.
Pomegranate. Delicious, vermilion, blushing, juicie, many kernel [...]'d.
Pomp. Gorgeous, glittering, glorious, gay, gaudie, golden, Sunny, swel [...]ng, painted, statelie, costlie, sumptuous, magnificent, braving, luxu [...]ous, superfluous, smiling, varnish'd, courtly, shining, fl [...]nting, gal [...]nt, portlie, fantastick, flashing, blazing, profuse, lavish, unthriftie, [...]zling, envied, eie-conquering, triumphant, solemne, proud, royal, [...]mbitious, excessive, expensive, needlesse, vain, unnecessarie, wast [...]ll, ceremonious.
Poniard. Stabbing, killing, murdering, desperate, sharp-pointed, secret, [...]lent, stealing.
Pool. Sleepie, drowsie, slimie, fishie, calm, quiet, dull, lazie, sluggish, slow [...]oving, waving, weedie, muddie, crisped.
Pope. Mitred, adored, canonized, insulting, imperious, proud haughty, in [...]olent, stately, tyrannizing, magnificent, Lording, domineering.
Popingay. Gay-plum'd, gaudie, feathered, painted, mounted, soaring, high-fly [...]ng, towring.
[Page 160] Popler. Tall, loftie, soft, weeping, leavie, amber, gummie, woollie, many coloured, river-loving, barren.
Poppie. Drowsie, sleepie, cold, benumming, yellow, Lethean, oblivio [...] chilling, refreshing, cooling, stupfying.
Porcupine. Bristlie, pricklie, thornie, fretful, armed, sharp-quill'd, quill-sh [...] ting, angry, revengeful.
Post. Speedie, hasty, nimble, spurring, swift-pac't, winged, swift-fo [...] fleete, light-foor, light-heel'd, panting, breathlesse, sweating, indu [...] ous, quick, dispatchful.
Posture. Sprightly, graceful, becoming, handsome, comely, delightful, a [...] cted, unaffected, carelesse, slowing, seemly, composed, winning, pl [...] sing, insinuating, ingratiating, stately portly.
Poverty. Penurious, needie, sleepie, vile, unregarded, cold, whining, pi [...]i [...] crushing, thin, meager, starving, honest, uneasie, soul-squeezing, oppressed, scorned, pitied, dejected, down-looking, ragged, despise [...] freezing, gauling, pressing, wringing, pinching, sad, servile, cravi [...] simple, disrespected, wronged, tattered, houselesse, thred-bare, so [...] bruising, grinding, dejecting, suppressing, griping, urging, sordi [...] neglected, contemned, nasty, lank-belly'd, thin-gutted, ill-accout [...]e [...] naked, fulsome, taunted, flouted, jeered, painful, laborious, indust [...] ous, tugging, toylesome, necessitating, importuning, suffering, desp [...] ring, inforcing, bankerupt.
Power. Attractiue, magnetick, vigorous, controlling, imperious, comm [...] ding, active, enforcing, compulsive.
Pox. Pitting, digging, delving, beautie-marring, face-plowing, face-f [...] rowing, disfiguring, ditching, marking, imprinting, ingravin [...] scratching.
Poison. Deceitful, pale, cold, baneful, raging, foamie, tainting, deadl [...] deathful, destroying, spreading, swelling, black, consuming, eatin [...] cruel, benumming, stupefying, creeping, viperous, inflaming, b [...] ing, frothie, secret, lurking, treacherous, slic-working, Theffili [...] snakie, drowsie, sleepie.
[Page 161] Praise. Just, deserved, admired, windy, soothing, gilt-tongued, lavish, so [...]id, swelling, big-bellied, spurring, alluring, attractive, Magnetick, encouraging, living, lasting, immortal, enduring, never-dying, deathlesse, unfathomed, unmeasured, unsounded, tympanizing, bla [...]ing, pompous, glozing, triumphant, inflaming, incensing.
Praier. Wishing, longing, zealous, ardent, fervent, devout, pious, religious, earnest, winning, conquering, perswasive, mooving, passio [...]ate, humble, weeping, mournful, holy, pensive, importuning, af [...]ectionate, urgent hearty, instant, obtaining, solicitous, imploting.
Precepts. Strict, rigid, severe, rigorou, awful, restraining, just, coercive, [...]oul-binding.
Preface. Preambling, ushering, way-making, ceremonious, tedious, com [...]lemental, unnecessary.
Prejudice. Disadvantageous, indammaging, corrupting, partial, blinding, [...]urtful, harmeful, injurious.
Prelate. Sacred, learned, grave wise, pious, religious, devout, zealous, [...]nowing, reverend, venerable, aged, gray-haired, magisterious, mi [...]ed.
Presumption. Daring, adventurous, bold, rash, audacious, saucy, proud, inso [...]nt, swelling, puft, unmannerly, arrrogant.
Pretence. False, lying, colourable, likely, glozing, jugling, cogging.
Pride. Ruffling, boundlesse, swelling, stately, triumphant, gay, envied, [...]anton, luxurious, phatastick, insulting, imperious, lofty, hateful, [...]dious, detested, purple, heady ambitious, sullen, portly, surly, bur [...], hot, mounting, towring, aspiring, respectlesse, haughty, presum [...]ous, insolent, audacious, squint- [...]yed, sterne, disdainful, scornful, [...]ver-weening inventive, fl [...]ring, gaudy, strutting, impetuous, tim [...]anous, rebelliovs, Lucif [...]rial, glittering, fl [...]ming, bubling, swolln, [...]ow-beating, bustling, currish, churlish, frantick, supercilious, puft, [...]rsie, tyrannizing, soaring, boasting, frothy, skie- [...]owring, self [...]onceited, adventurous, bragging, attemptive, vaunting, flanting, [...]amelesse, unblushing, big, burning, high-swoln, dating, unconfi [...]ed, unbrideled, contemptuous, high- [...]ooft.
[Page 162] Priest. Sacred, aged, chast, long-gouned, holy, learned, devout, zealous, shriving, confessing, absolving, attoning, pious, sacrificing, reverend, venerable, religious, studious, contemplating, musing, retired, meditating.
Prince. Generous, illustrious, magnificent, wise, vertuous, puissant, magnanimous, undaunted, warlick, valiant, couragiou [...], courteous, just, renowned, redoubted, valorous, ambitious, noble.
Prior. v. Abbot. Prison. Loathsome, nasty, noysome, fulsome, dark, darksome, filthy' tedious, loathed, hollow, vaulty, dusty, lowsie, doleful, musty, fu [...]ty, dankish, unwholsome, unhealthy, airelesse, penning, stinking, obscure, ugly, careful, anxious, graty, sad, pensive, melancholy.
Prisoner. Suppliant, crowching, fearful, trembling, nasty, needy, straved, hungry, comfortlesse, sad, cold, pensive, melancholy, anxious, sighing, careful, lowsie, tatterd, fulsome, chained, swallow, discoloured, pale, slavish, fettered, desolate, afflicted, hoping, despairing, weary, swarthy, lean, oppressed.
Privie. Stinking, filthy, nasty, loathsome, fulsome, durty, dungie, cornered, dark, obscure, choaking, darksome, secret.
Prodigal. Prodigality. Profuse, lavish, expensive, costly, excessive, sumptuous, unthrifty, luxurious, pompous, soft, voluptuous, spendthrift, wastful, regardlesse, melting, consuming, profusive, wealth-eating, unbridled, swallowing, fearlesse, devouring, dissolute, disordered, intemperate, revelling, superfluous, needlesse, unnecessary, squandering, gadding wandering, street-wearing, pavement-beating, pot-hunting, wen [...] ing, whoring.
Profit. Gainful, advantageous, alluring, inticing, commodious, large-abundant, increasing, growing, welcome, wealthy, fruitful, expected, desired, large, ample▪ contenting, satisfying, pleasing, hear [...]-enchanting.
Prophecie. Prophet. Predictious, fore-telling, fore-knowing, deepe, austere, profoun [...] h [...]aven-prompted, holy, inspired, ancient, Enthusiastick, sacred, mysterious, spirit-prompted.
Proportion. Beauteous, graceful, equal, just, comely, handsome, measur'd, squar'd
[Page 163] Prose. Untrust, loose, creeping, undrest, homely, unkneaded, dough-bakt, free-footed, unshackled, ragged, grovling, low, humble.
Proserpine. Infernal, imperious, chast, cruel, Sicilian, ravisht, inexorable, impartial, duskie, dreadful, unpitying, remorselesse, unrelenting, grim, gastly, stern-visaged, rigorous, frowning, lowring, scouling, sad pou [...]ing, sullen.
Prosperity. Happy, joyful, flowry, peaceful, perfect, wished, coveted, desired, smiling, chearful, gleesome, gladsome, fat,
Prostitute. Flinty, brazen, shamelesse, unblushing, unchast, uncivil, lescivious, wanton, lustful, rampant, salacious, dissolute, immodest, rotten, alluring, enticing, tempting, perjured, mercenary, obscene, filthy, perfidious, impudent, dissembling, infamous, dallying, notorious, baudy, flearing, gadding, infectious, pockie, loa [...]hsome, painted, cancred, training, itchie, goatish, rammish.
Proteus. Changing, turning, varying, shape-changing, predictious, fore-telling, azure, jugling, blue, ambiguous.
Proverb. Sententious, ancient, grave, succinct, old, noted, common, known, famous, received, usual, vulgar, facetious, witty memorable.
Gods Providence. Observing, overshadowing, al-commanding, eternal, undeceived, unchanged, al-working, al-contriving, al-disposing, al-ruling, al-pricing.
Providence. Prudence. Sagacious, sage, wise, grave, mature, deliberate, discreeter, fore-seeing, fore-casting, projecting wary, cautious, cautelous, consulting, careful, aduised, watchful, vigilant, circumspect, experienc't, quickeyed, clear-sighted, eagle-eyed, contriving, plotting, studious, industrious, active.
Prowesse. Hardy, attemptive, martial, warlick, valiant, valorous, exploitful, atchieving, couragious, victorious, conquering, triumphant, undaunted, vertuous, stout, redoubted glorious, renowned, daring, adventurous, masculine constant, unmooved, unshaken, active, majestick, undejected, manly, haughty.
Publican. Greedy, griping, avaritious, exacting, odious, detested, hateful, oppressing, extorring, injurious, tyranniz [...]ng, crafty, subtle' promoting, [Page 164] evesdropping, pick-thank, cruel, unpittying, grim, sterne, surly, collecting, uvercharging, affl [...]cting, crushing, rigorous.
Pulse. Sprightful, activ [...], nimble, panting, drumming, trembling, leaping, dancing, subtile, industrious, beating.
Pumice. Hollow, dry, smoothing, pouncing, porous, rough, mossie.
Punishment. Just, deserved, severe, cruel, sad, heavie, revengeful, avenging, bitter, rigorous.
Punk. v. Prostitute. Puppet. Toyish sportive, gamesome, nimble, gay, gallant, dapper, jolly, wanton, frigging, frisking, fond, silly, spruce, quaint, tricksie.
Purchase. Rich, wealthy, gainful, advantagious, commodious.
Pargatory. Flaming, cleansing, expiating, purse-milking, painful.
Purple. Blushing, shining, pompous, glittering, royal, princely, ruddy, bloody, vermillion, Tyrian, Persian, costly, rich, sumtuous, mignificent.
Purse. Well-cram'd, swelling, strouting, ful-stuft, well-monied, speaking, lanke, hollow, empty, dumbe.
Pursevant. Officious, attaching, sword-bearing, subtile, crafty, rigorous, suit-loving, severe, grim, odious, sterne-visaged, unwelcome, unpitying, inquiring, dogging.
Pygmie. Dwarfish, low, little, short-statured, Crane-opposing, Crane-contesting.
Pyramid. Aspiring, tall, star-pointing, proud, skie-braving, skie-threatning, heaven-piercing, heaven-boring, exalted, lofty, mounting, soating, towring, prodigious, cloud-bearing, cloud-cleaving, lasting, monumental.
Quaile. LOw-flying, wheat-loving, hot, cold-fearing.
[Page 165] Qualm. Sodain, unexpected, surprizing, overcoming, oppressing.
Quarrel. Litigious, tumultuous, bloody, jingling, jarring, contentious, froward, peevish, pettish, inveterate, mortal, infamous, brawling, angry, hell-nourisht, snakie, unfriendly, seditious, factious, dissentious, blood-thirsty, grumbling, war-breeding, scoulding, uncharitable, wrangling, brabling, harsh.
Queen. Stately, portly, majestick, awful, scepter-bearing, scepter-swaying, sacred, glorious, imperious, commanding, glittering, vertuous,
Question, Thorny, doubtful, puzling, perplexing, anxious, debated, obscure, contentious, discoursive, disputed, controverted, jangling, wrangling, brawling, diffentious, argued discussed.
Quick-silver. Active, nimble, stirring, skipping, coy, squeamish.
Quiet. Peaceful, restful, silken, calme, smooth-fac't, still, silent, flowry, smiling, friendly soft, mild, harmonious, silver-winged, pleasing, lulling, sleepy, drowsie, sacred, untroubled, undisturbed, harmlesse, sleek, pleasant, smooth-cheekt, reposed, retired, lonely, melancholy, downy, solitary, sedentary, slumbering
Quill. Slender, limber, pliant, moving, waving, feathered, plumie, learned, industrious, studious.
Quince. Downy, woolly, soft-skin'd, bea [...]ded, yellow, strong-sented.
Quintessence. Subtile, extracted, sublimated, drained, purged, diviner, refined.
Quire. Quirister. Learned, artful, skilful, wel-tuned, harmonious, melodious, fulvoic't, shrill, chanting, chearful, sweet-voic't, sweet-singing, Seraphick, soul-mooving, soul-raping, sence-bereaving, ravishing.
Quiver. Clashing, clattering, ratling, painted, sounding, hanging, dingling, arrow-bearing, gilded.
Rabbat. FEarful, sucking, timorous, tender, frigging, frisking, tender.
[Page 166] Rabbie. Rabbin, Learned, lettered, knowing, honoured, majestick, imperious, lying, calculating, obscure, mysterious, studious.
Race. Speedy, panting, puffing, blowing, breathlesse, sweating, contentious, posting, industrious, laborious, nimble, active, short-winded.
Radish. VVatry, biring, seeded, rooted, lurking, salt.
Rage. Stormie, furious, impetuous, tumultuous, heated, angry, chasing, offensive, transporting, high-wrought, swelling, burning, boyling, tempestuous, disordered, unadvised, ungoverned, unruly, unbridled, untamed, inconsiderate, staring, tyger-footed, rash, unscan'd, flame-eyed, moody, distempered, hot, head-strong, frantick, trembling, hot-mouth'd, surly, sullen, lawlesse, lavish, misguided, uncollected, ireful, tyrannizing, wilful, self-wild, blundering, pernicious, disquiet, surprizing, impatient, blind, judgment-perverting, giddie, stern-visaged, grim, revengeful, gastly, dizzy-eyed, barbarous, passionate, frothy, distracted, incensed, foaming, blustering, presumptuous, sparkling, witlesse.
Ragge. Tattered, patched, lowsie beggarly, nasty, filthy, loathsome, fulsome, rejected, despised, scorned, contemned, flouted.
Raie. Sparkling, thirsty, parching, bu [...]ning, exalted, refulgent, instructive, thawing, melting, dissolving, uncertain, scattered, dispersed, disheveld, transpiercing, victorious, supping, licking, aire-gilding, glowing, majestick, glorious, golden, gilded, garish, flaring, gaudy, d [...]zl [...]ng, chearful, life-enfusing, bright, shining, glittering, glist [...] ring, resplendent, flamie, scorching, enlightned, waving, streaming, painted, checkered, embroidered, enameled, subtile, limber, wandering, ravelled, ragged, blushing, conquering, jagged.
Raine. Falling, showry, descending, soaking, river-swelling, refreshing, fatning, fruitful, gentle, sweeping, quickning, drizling, weep [...]ng, well-seasoned, timely, stormy, wealthy, growing, balmy, temp [...]stuous, impetuous, soucing, scouring, washing, cleansing, cold, gushing, dropping, plentious, dispersed, scattered, watry, bedewing, grass [...]- [...]mpearling, bleak, dabling.
Rainbow. Arched, painted, various, checkered, embroidered, purple, many-coloured, moist, presaging prophetick, gaudy, crooked, sun-confronting, sun-opposing, show [...]y, cloudy, eye-pleasing, streaked.
[Page 167] Rake. Sharp-fang'd, long-tooth'd, scraping, gathering, crooked. hooking, tenacious.
Ram. Fleecy, ramping, salacious, butting, recoyling, shaggie, warlick, warring, fighting, wanton, lascivious, jurring, joulting, push [...]ng, scuffling, browsing, horned, back-forc't, ba [...]tering, impetuous, assaulting, eager, violent.
Rampier. Defensive, thick-rib'd, strong, assaulted, battered, resisting, shielding, guarding, warding, skreening.
Rancour. v. Malice. Spightful, malicious, deadly, canker'd, revengeful, secret, subtile, sullen, fork-tongued, poysonous, viperous, black-mouthed, envious, swelling, blew-eyed, squint-eyed, snakie, censorious, boyling, heart-gnawing, heart-fretting, biting, unappeased, calumnious, flint-hearted, inexorable.
Kape. Enforcing impetuous, violent, secret, nightly, sad, unwelcome, unwilling, resistlesse, deflowring.
Rapier. Courtly, dangling, fantastick, gilded, thrusting, stabbing, gaudy, fatal generous.
Rapine. Greedy, griping, injurious, avaritious, impetuous, despoiling, infamous, theevish, adventurous, audacious, wrongful, impious, unjust, tyrannous, devouring, cruel, pittilesse, violent, remorselesse.
Raptures. Enthusiastick, flaming, resining, lofty, intrancing, enchanting, encharming, soul-moving, melting, pleasing, glorious, transporting, inspired, Poetick, raving, high-bred.
Raskal. Vilainous. mischievous, unblushing, impudent, brazen fac'd, rope-ripe, desperate, audacious, daring, cheating, cozening, deluding, over-reaching, circumventing, sly, crafty, subtile, knavish, saucy, paltry, surly, jugling, pilfering, malapert, impious, inju [...]ious, abusive, ungoverned, unruly, lawlesse, crack-rope, lubberly, boysterous, branded, infamous, notorious.
Rashnesse. Heady, head-strong, unruly, ungoverned, unadvised, indeliberate, wilful, selfwild, hasty, impetuous, improvident, unwary, adventurous, audacious, blind, furious, foolish, idiscreet, inconsiderate, bold, [Page 168] saucy, fearlesse, presumptuous, il-advised, peremptory, preposterous, blustering.
Rat. Nimble, subtile, slie, crafty, harmful, gnawing, odious, loathsome, nasty, mischievous.
Rattle. Noysesul, crackling, stilling, toyish, sportive, pleasing,
Raven. Black, sable, croaking, greedy, cramming, ravenous, gluttonous, ill-boding, presaging, predictious, ominous, unluckie▪ hoarse, crack-voic' [...], long-liv'd, old, prating, twatling, aged, coaly, fatal.
Readinesse. Willing, chearful, nimble, active, officious, serviceable, obsequious, attentive, quick, respective, industrious, obedient, speedy, lively, sprightly.
Reaper Sweaty, scorched, sun-burnt, sun-bakt, broyled, laborious, industrious, toylesom, thirsty, weary, stooping, crooked, panting.
Reason. Imperious, controlling, commanding, guiding, moving, enforcing, directing, consulting, wise, sage, understanding, urgent, prudent, wary, cautious, conclusive, excusing, teaching, tutoring, schooling.
Rebell. Rebellion. Insolen [...], lawlesse, unruly, ungoverned, untamed, fearlesse, awlesse, bold, saucy, audacious, adventurous, unblushing, confronting, opposing, unquelled, disloyal, undaunted, malepart, impudent, mutinous, furious, seditious, disturbing, state troubling, tumultuous, impetuous, stat [...]-changing, factious, discontented.
Rebuke. Just, unjust, deserved, undeserved, sharp, smart, angry.
Recompence. Joyful, expected, desired, wished, contenting, large, ample, fruitful, grateful, thankful, satisfying, hop [...]d, deserved, earn [...]d, equitable, proportioned.
Records. Antick, antient, sage, registring, eternal, lasting, memorable, immortal, deathlesse, historious, truth-preserving, truth-treasuring, truth-storing, annal [...]zing, immortalizing, time-worme.
Recreation. v. Play. Gamesome, sportive, toyish, time-stealing, mirthful, harmlesse, lavish, unthrifty, fruitlesse, solacing, heart-chearing.
[Page 169] Redemption. Gracious, merciful, powerful, victorious.
Reede. Shivering, plash-loving, quivering, pliant, bristling, whis [...]ering, foggy, fenny, wavering, waving, bending, shaking, limber, [...]rembling, whistling, ratling, marish-loving, tender, slender, incon [...]ant, moist, dancing, vocal.
Refreshment. v. Play. Refuge. Assured, propitious, defensive, protecting, comforting, happy, successful.
Register. Recording, treasuring, historious, eternal, eternizing, immortal, [...]mmortalizing, truth-preserving, lasting, truth-storing.
Reins. v. Kidneyes. Secret, hidden, concealed, hot, chafed, lustful, liver-draining, gravelly.
Reins of a Bridle. Curbing, ruling, guiding, turning, waving, loosned, foamy, stubborn, staying, slavered, gingling.
Relief. Charitable, merciful, courteous, kind, pious, gracious, pitying, tender.
Relicks. Sacred, pious, antient, antick, religious, adored, superstitious, venerable, worshipt, honoured, choice, pretious, dear, gilded, dusty, musty, worm-eaten, holy, devotious, mouldy, maggot-eaten, time-worn, solemne.
Religion. Sacred, holy, pure, sincere, zealous, fervent, solemn, faithful, Catholick, Apostolick, conscientious, ceremonious.
Remedy. Preserving, preventing, soveraign, present, powerful, approved, health-giving, wholesome, vertuous, applied, healthful, joyous, joyful, singular, pain easing, strong, useful, commodious, cordial, comforting, efficacious.
Remembrance. Sad, glad, heavy, pensive, busie, joyful, mindfull.
Remorse. Checking, curbing, awing, conscientious, sharp, sad, shaming, pricking, penitential, secret, pale, scrupulous.
Renegado. Apostate, damn'd, curst, hellish, impious, perfidious, false, faithless, perjur'd, revolting, unruly, irregular, infamous, branded, rebellious, wretched.
[Page 170] Renown. v. Fame. Winged, deathless, immortalized, famous, glorious, spreading, [...] sting, incredible, unexprest.
Repentance. Sad, pensive, ashie, mournful, weeping, late, slow, tardy, hea [...] sowre, sharp, sober.
Repining. Querulous, seditious, factious, grumbling, sowre, frowning, gri [...] stern, threatful, impious, secret.
Reply. Sharp, short, smart, acute, rational, arguing.
Report. v. Fame Rumour Swift-wing'd▪ fleet-wing'd, spreading, tatling, twatling, babli [...] flitting, lavish, swelling, long-tongued, tell-tale, gossipping, gaddi [...] winged, light-heeld, glib-tongu'd, wide-mouth'd, sleek-wing'd, Eagle-wing'd, posting, spurring.
Repose. v. Quiet. Secure, soft, calm, quiet, peaceful, easie, retired, silken, happy, desire [...] lazy, warm.
Reproach. Taunting, flouting, oprobrious, injurious, harsh, contumelious, [...] just, shameful, biting, girding, stinging, twitching, infamous, noto [...] ous, saucy, bold.
Reproof. Just, unjust, deserved, undeserved, merited, unmerited, sh [...] smart, harsh, bold, couragious, angery, stern, sowre, grimme, cholerick.
Repulse. Sharp, sowre, stern, valiant, couragious, stout, manly, obstina [...] impetuous, strong, angry, cholerick, churlish, sullen, surly, sturdy, brave, glorious, victorious.
Request. Humble, suppliant, earnest, solicitous, importunate, bold, ea [...] crowching, fawning, inconstant, urgent, pressing, reasonable, fair, honest, pertinent, impertinent, seasonable, unseasonable.
Resistance. v. Repulse. Rest. v. Quiet. Peaceful, foft, quiet, silent, lazie, lither, downy, untroubled, [...] disturbed.
Resurrection. Joyful, joyous, chearful, wished, blessed, glorious, reuniting, fin [...] happy, reviving, quickning.
[Page 171] Restorative. Vertuous, rigorous, soveraign, efficacious, cordial, healthful, [...]ngthning, comforting, reviving.
Revenge. Black, dismal, furious, rageing, chafing, boyling, bloody, insatiate, appeased, implacable, sad, flame-eyed, snake-haired, desperate, cru [...], stern, grimme, frowning, rageful, wrathful, threathing, mena [...]g, hellish, stinging, just, rash, barbarous, thirsty, fiery, hot, flaming, [...]petuous, stormy, swelling, burning, hot-mouthed, sullen, bluster [...]g, self-will'd, impatient, passionate, sparkling, foaming, fro [...].
Reverence. Obsequious, auspicious, submissive, solemne, holy, pious, ceremo [...]us, aweful, fearful, dreadful, silent, crouching, adoring, prostrating, [...]ee-crooking.
Reward. v. Recompence. Rhadamanthus. v. Judge. Grimme, stern-visaged, inexorable, impartial, severe, austere, [...]el, unsparing, unpittying, just, grave, wise, even-handed, brow- [...]ting, frowning.
Rhetorick. v. Eloquence. Heart-stealing, soul-moving, soul-raping, perswasive, smooth, [...]ly, courtly, varnisht, quaint, painted, glozing, insinuating, victo [...]ous, overcoming, delicious, sweet-lipt, soul-invading, bewitching, [...]chanting, encharming, Nectareous, ambrosian, ear-captivating, [...]cy-tickling.
Riddle. Dark, knotty, perplexing, puzling, posing, subtle, hard, profound, ob [...]re, doubtful, ambiguous, secret, grave, scrupulous, mysterious, con [...]led.
Rigour. Cruel, hard-hearted, flint-hearted, marble-hearted, strict, re [...]orseless, unrelenting, unpitying, merciless, tyrannous, angry, bit [...], odious, obstinate, obdurate, bloody, blood-thirsty, stern, savage, [...]ious, impetuous.
Rimes. Laurel-worthy, wel-trickt, wel-drest, smooth, flowing, Nectar [...]opping, melodious, harmonious, wel-tun'd, delicious, smooth-pac't, [...]igh [...]ly, gleesome, joyful, ear-enamouring, soul-raping, soul-mo [...]g, soul-invading, joyous, mirthful, numerous, pleasant, measured, [...]ll-proportioned.
Rinde. Rugged, coating, clothing, tender, sleek, smooth, sh [...]ly, writheld, [...]mpled, frumpled, wrapping, imbracing, knotty, porous, wrinckled, [...]low, weather-beaten, casing, pimpled, mossie.
[Page 172] Ring. Burnisht, gilded, enamelld, hining, impearled, nuptiall, g [...] generous, finger-hooping, gracefull, costly, pompous, pearly.
Riot. Headie, luxurious, lascivious, loose, dissolute, vnruly, vngov [...] disorder'd, distemper'd, lawlesse, wanton, licentious, tumultu [...]
Rites. Mysterious, solemne, ceremonious, sacred, pious, holy, relig [...] devotious, venerable, ancienr, received.
Rivall. Jealous, suspicious, fearful, ambitious, careful, industrious, env [...] malicious, spightful, revengeful, calumnious, heart-wounded, [...] ing, eying, wary, cautious, circumspect, amorous.
Rivar. River. v. Flood. Winding, whispering, gulphy, uxorious, bank-kissing, bank- [...] ing, Chrystal, amorous, swelling, silver, silver-breasted, rustling, [...] bling, dancing, gliding, purling, snaky, rolling, hurrying, shower, censed, vaulting, leaping, glassie, whirling, wandering, strag [...] wheeling, smooth-sliding, wrigling, floating, swan-imbroided, [...]
Roade. Common, beaten, frequented, hoof-beaten, stamped, foot-ram [...] travaild.
Robber. High-way, treacherous, insidious, impetuous, assalted, inj [...] subtle, vigilant, crafty, sly, secret, ambusht, murdering, cruel, blo [...] surprizing, pitiless, watchful, greedy, preying, expecting, way-la [...] pestering, purse-taking.
Robe. Rich, wealthy, pompous, stately, gallant, magn [...]ficent, g [...] costly, sumptuous, decent, grave, comely, graceful, becoming, [...] spruce, handsome, attiring, adorning, fashionable.
Rock. Craggie, justling, solid, crushing, rooted, ragged, hanging, l [...] vaulty, ratling, aged, hollow-vaulted, high-browd, sea-survey [...] froth-girt, sea-outfacing, knaggie, sea-confronting, sea-orehang [...] sea-outlooking, sea-daring, ship-threatning, wave-breaking, repell [...] churlish, solitary, towring, aspiring, obdurate, ruthlesse, steepe, [...] cliffie, barren, burly, froathy, foamy, massie, guttered, unfreque [...] melancholy, impregnable, dull, horned, beaten, dashing, splitt [...] sea-girt, supercilious, skie-braving, skie-towring, skie-inva [...] skie-threatning, desert, uncouth, forsaken, inhospitable, crump- [...] dered, shrubbie, mosse-thrumd, deaf, unfruitfull, proud, ambi [...] [Page 173] dreadful, exalted, bushie, wave-spurning, crannied, slippery.
Rod. [...]wful, dreadful, scourging, lashing, awing, schooling, tutoring, [...]aining, curbing, ruling, jerking, smarting,
Roe. [...]kipping, leaping, dancing, vaulting, tripping, wanton, frisking, [...]ging, gamesome, sportive, light-foot, nimble, timorous, fearful, [...]bling.
Rogue. v. Rascal. [...]otorious, crack-rope, rope-ripe, vilanous, bold, mischievous, [...]dent, shamelesse, unblushing, saucy, malapert, cheating, coze [...]g, jugling, brazen-fac't.
Roofe. Losty, stately, hanging, vaulty, arched, airy.
Roote. [...]ervie, sinewie, fibrous, bearded, spreading, m [...]ssie, sinking, [...]ing, moist, watry, thirsty, earth-bound, sappy, jucie, the plants [...]r, attractive, tender, branched, dispersing, scattered, wrigling, [...]y, stringed, knaggy, knotty vigorous, enterlaced, creeping, craw [...], groveling.
Rope. Corded, twisted, dangling, knotty, twined, binding, hanging, [...]hed.
Rose. [...]lushing, stamme [...], fragrant, dew-dropping, odorous, vermilli [...] carnation, perfumed, smiling, maiden, virgin, blowing, fading, [...]t-lived, withering, muskie, velvet, purple-plusht, budding, amo [...]s, bearded, thorny, prickly, dew-empearled, painted, delicious, [...]ly, sweet-lipt.
Rosemary Flowry, odorous, fragrant, genial, nuptial, branching, shooting, [...]ggie, tufted, posied.
Ruby. Glittering, blushing, orient, wealthy, precious, beaming, flaming, [...]iant, Indian, inestimable.
Rue. [...]itter, wild, mountainous, sharp-sented, cold-fearing, wet-fea [...]g, dung-hating:
Russian. Whoring, wenching, roaring, swearing, cursing, swaggering, ga [...]g, quarrelling, debaucht, dissolute, unruly, ungoverned, bicke [...]g, brabling, rapier-wearing▪
[Page 174] Ruine. Pitied, dusty, dismal, dreadful, undoing, sodain, tempestuous, mented, bewailed, woful, bemoaned, deplored, sad, miserable, unh [...] black, mourned, fatal, reproachful, shameful, ignominious, hide [...] gastly, affrightful.
Ruler Directive, instructing, guiding, teaching, tutoring, authen [...] squaring.
Ruler. Imperious, commanding, controlling, awful, dreadful.
Rumour. v. Fame. Report. Busie, medling, saucy, licentious, lawless, winged, light-heeld, l [...] ▪tongued, swifi-winged, glib-tongue.
Rush. Pithie, knotless, bearded, piked, tufted, waving, smooth-s [...] sleek, quivering, wavering, trembling, limber, slender, muddy, [...] loving, plash-loving, thirsty, sharp-pointed, spungy, pithy, [...] rooted.
Russian. Cold, freezing, frost-bit, frost-nipt, bleak, chill, furr'd, quivering
Rusticitie. Rude, sawcy, clownish, lubberly, nasty, loathsome, noysome, odi [...] fulsome, slovenly, sluttish, rough, harsh, absurd, boysterous, blustr [...] blundering, simple, plain, untaught, barbarous, ignorant.
Sabaean. SPicie, soft, effeminate, delicate, rich, wealthy, plump, pre [...] ctious, remote.
Sabbath. Sacred, ceremonious, religious, honoured, solemn, restie.
Sabines. Ancient, severe, rigid, strictliv'd, chaste, temperate, sober, in [...] strious.
Sacrament. Mysterious, ceremonious, solemne, reverend, venerable, gr [...] conferring, grace-conveying, devout, uncomprehended.
[Page 175] Sacrifice. Plous, religious, devotious, solemn, humble, appeasing, bloody, [...]oaking, censed, burning.
Sacriledge. Accursed, impious, audacious, execrable, odious, detested, ab [...]rred, godless.
Saffran. Yellow, gilded, flowry, trampled, golden, ruddy, blushing, sweet- [...]eathing, fragrant.
Sailes. Flagging, unfulled, winged, wind-stuft, ful-spead, whistling, [...]welling, hollow, unfoulded, great-bellied, ambitious, ruffling, trem [...]ling, spreading, buffing, hoysted, pregnant, limber, portly, rufled, [...]oa [...]ing waving, gathered, speedy, hanging, stooping, paunched, gor [...]ellied, strouting, weather-beaten, rustling, ratling.
Sailer. v. Mariner. Fearful, timorous, trembling, watchful, storm-beaten, Sea-scour [...]ed, tempest-driven, industrious, adventurous, Sea-fairing, Sea- [...]utting, Sea-tracing, wind-observing, star-gazing.
Saint. Honoured, adored, enshrined, triumphant, blessed, canonized, glo [...]ified, exalted, immortal.
Salamander. Unburnt, cold, unschorcht, spotted, speckled, fire-quenching, star [...]ed, star-powdered, venemous, poysonous, icie.
Sallow. Limber, verdant, branching, spreading, sprouting, bank-loving, pliant, plash-loving, moist, shadie, tender, bitter, short-lived, twiggy, [...]ruitless.
Salt. Savoury, quickning, sharpening, stomack-whetting, frothy, corroding, preserving, clotting, melting, relish-giving.
Salve. Curing, healing, powerful, efficacious, health-restoring, pain [...]easing, applied, plaistered, pain-allaying, unctious.
Sanctuary. Sacred, holy, reverend, venerable, frequented, honoured, reve [...]encing, protecting, sequestred, unprophaned.
Sand. Flitting, barren, yielding, golden, beachy, yellow, thirsty, sucking, [...]purling, silver, straw-colourd, dusty, wavy, gravelly, loose, moving, [...]flood-driven, hurried, cold, dry, unfruitful, rolling, wandering, pearly, [...]queachy, shifting, sliding, numerous, unnumbred, flowing, muddy, [...]glittering, floating.
[Page 176] Saphyr, Devout, pious, azure, purple, speckled, shining, glittering, h [...] uncarved.
Sarmatian. Swift-foot, cruel, wandring, stragling, sallow, unshorne, lo [...]-haired, stout, valiant, cold, freezing, shaggie, blood-qu [...]ffing, flitti [...]
Sattin. Sleeke, smooth, glittering, shining, pompous, rich, wealthy, sp [...] briske, rustling, whistling.
Saturne. Cold, dull, heavy, lumpish, doltish, leaden, melancholy, sull [...] sallow, aged, long-bearded, mowing, sickle-bearing, deposed, s [...] old, pensive.
Satyrs. Shaggy, rough-hewn, sportiue, lusty, wanton, salacious, lasci [...] ous, salvage, frolick, light-foot, wild, unruly, lust-spurd, amoro [...], clamorous, jolly, tripping, nimble, horned, goat-footed, shouting, noyseful, blundering, harsh, impetuous, boisterous, blustering, [...] civil, wood-haunting, frisking, swift-footed, churlish, sullen, surly, burly, tumultuous, gamesome, gleesome, unfashioned, rural, rob [...] stious, naked, listning, prick-ear'd, leaping, skipping, vaulting, d [...] cing, saucie, flouting, jeering, venerous.
Satyre. Girding, biting, snarling, scourging, jerking, lashing, smarting, sharp, tart, rough, invective, censorious, currish, snappish, captio [...], barking, brawling, carping, fanged, sharp-tooth'd, quipping, jeering, flouting, sullen, rigid, impartial, whipping, thorny, pricking, stinging, sharp-fanged, injurious, reproachful, libellous, harsh, rough-hewne, odious, opprobrious, contumelious, defaming, calumnious.
Sauce. Poynant, stomach-whetting, p [...]ovoking, relish-giving, sl [...]pping, superfluous, luxurious, costly, sumptuous, expensive, excessive, unthrifty, sharp, soure, tart, lickerous, piercing, stinging, seasoning, savoury.
Saw. Toothed, grating, reciprocated, cutting, cleaving, dividing, shrill, noyseful.
Scab. Loathsome, nasty, fulsome, odious, infectious, contagious, diseaseful, unwholsome, spreading, scaly, scurfie, shelly, putrid, noysome,
Scabbard. Peaceful, drowsie, rusty, gilded, shielding, coating, hollow, resty.
[Page 177] Scaffold. Spatious, capacious, frequented, exalted, advanced, lofty, thron [...]d, crowded, swarming.
Scales. Weighing, poising, equal, just, hanging, dangling, even-dealing, [...]ea [...]ing, jugling, turning.
Scandal. Injurious, harmeful, pernicious, dangerous, infamous, defaming, [...]pprobrious, offensive, calumnious, vile, black-mouthed, envious, [...]alitious, squint-eyed, long-tongued.
Scarecrow. Affrighting, dreadful, bug-bear, ugly, hideous, ghastly, awing, [...]owing, awful, empty, silly, simple.
Scarlet. Blushing, flaming, deep-hiewd, rich, wealthy, pompous, magni [...]cent, stately, worshipful, honoured, aw-infusing.
Scavenger. Filthy, nasty, fulsome, noysome, loathsome, durty, base, poor, tat [...]er'd, stinking, dung-farming, gold-fining.
Scepter. Pearly, awsul, proud, desired, ambitious, courted, enamelled, stud [...]ed, royal, regal, princely, stately, portly, majestick, honoured, swey [...]ng, ruling, shining, commanding, imperious, controlling, quelling, [...]hreatning, envied, glittering, graceful, aw-infusing, dreadful, ivo [...]y, golden, glorious, grave, victorious, massie, weighty, venerable, [...]ompous.
Shisme. Shismatick. Seditious, renting, peace-disturbing, tumultuous, war-engende [...]ing, libellous, factious, siding, malecontented, state-troubling, turbulent, fiery, bloody, furious, haire-braind, giddy-headed, brain-sick, [...]ruth-perverting, Scripture-wresting, unlettered, misguided, seduced, [...]rroneous, fantastick, audacious, pernicious, state-molesting, Church- [...]ounding, self-conceited, self-opinioned, obstinate, self-will'd, wilfull.
Scholler. Painful, careful studious, submissive, obedient, pliant, attentive, [...]ssiduous, industrious, vigilant, laborious, meager, bookish, pregnant, ingenious, sharp-witted, blockish, dull, carelesse, dull-witted.
Shoole. Learned, lettered, industrious, educating, instructive, feared, ha [...]ed, painful, laborious, toylesome, nurturing.
Schooleman. Subtile, knotty, quick-conceited, plodding, wit [...]y, discoursive, arguing, [Page 178] industrious, studious, knowing, sifting, bandying, disputing, thorny, acute, sharp-witted, discussing.
Schoolmaster. Pedant. Pedantick, severe, grim harsh, stern-visag'd, austere, angry, su [...] len, hasty cholerick, waspish, impatient, lashing, jerking, scourgin [...] furious, tyrannous, tyrannizing, tutoring, instructing, painful, laborious, careful industrious, inculeating, soure, peevish, pettish, lea [...] ned, skilful, knowing, cruel, grave, imperious, majestick, domineerin [...]
Science. Sacred, industrious, gainful, useful, graceful, subtile, famous, [...] ble, ingenious, studious divine.
Scoffe. Geering flanting, wry-mou [...]h'd, taunting, gibing▪ girding, wipi [...] disdainful, flouting, deriding, contemptuous, abusive, secret, wry-nos'd.
Scorne. Disdainful, proud, insolent, squint-eyed, sullen, wry-mouth' [...] deriding, contemptuous, arrogant, sowre-eyed, peevish, haugh [...] swelling, surly, currish, churlish, spightful, angry, despising, undevaluing, disesteeming, unbecoming.
Scorpion. Writhed, stinging, knotty, curled, folded, poysonous, venemo [...], dreadful, crooked, bowed, cruel, deadly, mortal, fatal, burning:
Scourge. Lashing, je [...]king, smarting, painful, revengeful, sharp, knot [...], twisted, awing, dreadful, feared, hated, loathed, curbing, restraining, tutoring, cruel, bloody, schooling, fleaing, severe, rigoro [...], ratling, threatning.
Screen. Fencing, warding, shielding, sheltering, defending, hiding, co [...] cealing, protecting.
Scribe. Scrivener. Painful, industrious, laborious, inkie, pen-wearing, paper-bl [...] ring, intentive, assiduous, ready, nimble, quick-fingred, dispatch [...] skilful, artful, hand-commanding, posting, hand-running.
Scum. Frothy, foamy, superficial, floating, sweaty, swelling, bublin [...] boyling, hoary, swimming.
Scot. Hardy, valiant, ficrce, forward, adventurous, warlick, active, [...] ry, waspish, peevish, angry, cholerick, hasty.
Scruple. P [...]icking, anxious, vexing, perplexing, conscientious, curio [...] doubtful, grubby, molesting, jealous, fearful, suspitious.
[Page 179] Scythian. Barbarous, warlick, bloody, rude, cruel, savage, untamed, freeing, wandering,
Sea. Working, boyling, floating, wavie, angry, raging, swelling, diffu [...]ed, licentious, curled, insulting, swallowing, awful, dreadful, gul [...]hy, toyling, pathlesse, drenching, thirsty, ever-drinking, floody, a [...]ure, ireful, stormy, surgy, ebbing, flowing, glassie, tumbling, pine [...]loughed, dropsie, unbottomed, unpath'd, unsounded, breaking, un [...]easured, unfathomed, vasty, impetuous, resulting, giddy, wrathful, [...]rinish, blew-wav'd, wrackful, tumultuous, resounding, brackish, [...]ray, yeelding, aged, hoary, rugged, rufled, wind-hew'd, vaulting, [...]retting, bigh-wav'd, fishy, troubled, foamy, belching, untamed, [...]ocky, billowie, tossing, frothy, soundlesse, green-fac'd, swelling, [...]ncing, roaring, bellowing, infatiate, wealthy, shelfie, tide-raised, [...]ngry, boundlesse, devouring, ravenous, gluttonous, unconfined, [...]ngorging, earth-incircling, earth-girdling, engulphing, pearly, im [...]atient, furious, inexorable, hollow, winding, grumbling, sail-bea [...]ing, greedy, a varitious, capacious, unfrozen, water-crashing, earth [...]urrounding, hydropick.
Seaman. Wandering, fearful, weather-beaten, storm-fearing, trembling, ad [...]enturous, vowing, greedy, avaritious, wind-observing, star-gazing, wave-cutting, wave-tost.
Search. Industrious, careful, diligent, curious, laborious, piercing, assiduous, [...]ttentive, watchful, active, hunting, painful, prosperous, successeful, [...]ishing.
Secret. Concealed, hidden, sequestred, undivulged, mysterious, private, [...]nclosed, enchested, reserved, covered, murmured, deep, profound, [...]lent, lurking, pensive, treasured.
Sectary. v. Schismatick. Siding, partial, prejudicial, sequestring, obstinate, self-will'd, self [...]onceited, self-opinioned, seditious, tumultuous, peace-disturbing, Church-renting, factious, giddy, hair-braind, brain-sick, male-con [...]ented, insolent, jangling, wrangling disagreeing, jarring, unfriendly.
Security. Easie, sluggish, sleepy, drowsie, audacious, quiet, soft, insolent, prejudi [...]ial, indammaging, carelesse, fearlesse, bold, blind, incautelous, credu [...]us, dreaming, supine, regardlesse, negligent, yawning loose, pernici [...]us
Sedge. Intangling, muddy, weedy, plashy, marish, loving.
[Page 180] Sedition. Tumultuous, turbulent, siding, partial, unfriendly, factious, brainsick, rebellious, mutinous, pernicious, novel, brawling, barking wrangling, jangling, jarring, impious, wicked, unpeaceable, confe-confederate, conspired, combind, lawlesse.
Seede, Fruitful, growing, increasing, propagated, sprouting, pregna [...], masculine, powerful, vigorous, rooting, springing, scatterd, ingendring, procreative, genial.
Seminarie. Fruitful, pregnant, teeming, happy, successful.
Semiramis. Babylonian, masculine, manly, couragious, valiant, famous, w [...] ton, Iascivious, luxurious, unchaste, profuse.
Senate. Purple, grave, reverend, aged, honoured, prudent, authentick, sage, wise, deliberate, consulting, advising, decreeing, law-making, assenbled, judicious.
Sence. Voluptuous, seducing, erroneous, active, nimble, industrious, spo [...] tive, gamesome, wanton.
Sensualitie. v. Lust, Luxurie. Barbarous, brutish, beastly, bestial, luxurious, ungovern'd, volup [...] ous, swinish, wallowing, unramed, unbridled.
Sentence. Learned, wise, grave, judicious, pithy, useful, obscure, profound, [...] morable, ingenious, facetious, wittie, golden, divine, subtle.
Sentinel. Watchful, careful, waking, industrious, attentive, vigilant, wa [...]c [...] ing, wary, cautious, circumspect.
Sepulcher. Forsaken, oblivious, forgotten, mournful, pompous, honour'd, glorious, sable, marble, sumptuous, cold, magnificent, shady, darksome obscure, proud, silent, dumb, black, fatal, hollow, vaultie, yawning, quiet, peaceful, devouring, time-worn, loathsome, corrupting, nasta▪ fulsome, dustie, musty, fusty, jaw-stretcht, gaping, wide-mouthed, da [...] kish, unfrequented, comely, decent, graceful.
Sepulture. Honest, decent, comely, befitting, solemn, ceremonious, obsequio [...] mournful, pensive, lamenting, graceful.
Seraphin. Smooth-fac't, beauteous, sweet-voic't, swift-wing'd, silver-wing' [...] golden-feather'd, smooth-cheet, rose-lipt, glorious, blessed, holy, h [...]ppy, celestial, joy-ravisht, sworded.
[Page 181] Sergeant. Officious, law-executing, crafty, fly, subtle, willing, ready, employed, busie, sword-bearing, odious, detested, hateful, suit-loving, merciless, pitiless, unpittying, remorseless, unrelenting, grim, harsh, austere, cruel, feared, dreadful, bug-bear, hated, stern-visaged, sullen, soure, haling, frowning, brow-kn [...]tting, supercilious, imperiou [...], [...]o [...]ghdealing, dogging.
Serpent. Slimy, speckled, folded, winding, crawling, killing, stinging, wreathing, writhing, wrigling, twining, knotty-nowed, subtle, craftie, groveling, doubling, creeping, lurking, crouching, damaskt, wily, scaly, checkerd, venemous, poysonous, baneful, forked, fork-tongued, deceitful, slie, spotted, freckled, basking, hissing, enameld, swelling, biting, deadly, dreadful, glittering, glistering, crested, azure, blew-skind, quick-sighted, slipperie, noxious, gluttinous, gliding, assaulting, vaulting.
Servant. Industrious, quick, stirring, active, nimble, willing, ready, officious, obsequious, obedient, pliant, diligent, laborious, toyling, tugging, moyling, careful, painful, watchful, assiduous, faithful, honest, idle, lazie, lither, dronish, sleepie, drowsie, rebellious, murmuring, grumbling, repining, saucy, uncivil, sordid, regardless, careless, deceitful, thievish, unfaithful, dishonest, disobedient, proud, insolent, negligent, s [...]ow, freezing.
Service. Hard, cruel, rigorous, laborious, toylsome, drudging, easie, honourable, happy.
Servitude. Rigorous, cruel, oppressing, slavish, gauling, groaning, restaining, heavy, crushing, bruising, wretched, constrained, odious, infamous, laborious, tugging, toylesome, tyrannous, shameful, ignominious, intolerable, unsupported, detested, abhorred, hated, burdenous, loading soul-dejecting, tormenting, vexing, drudging, loathed, grating.
Sessions. Dreadful, grim, sad, severe, austere, awful.
Severitie. Grim, sad, austere, cruel, awful, hateful, odious, rigorous, bloodie, rigid, imperious, frowning, supercilious, tyrannous.
Shacles. B [...]nding, fettering, pressing, gauling, wringing, slavish, restraining, servile, infamous.
Shade. Shadow. Fleeting, Sylvane, spreading-gloomy, darksome, delightsome, faint, foggy, cooling, refreshing, sullen, scowling, whispering, leavie, obscuring, kind, courteous, friendly, befriending, cool, chil, sad, dark, doleful, [Page 182] empty, dank, griesly, covert, ghastly, unfrequented, silent, Ebon, deformed, glimpsing, dreadful, flitting, unsubstantial, dusky, brow [...], pale, learing, feeble, hungry, dogging, faint, thinne, sable, meager, hollow, unfathomed, ungrasped, lean, glaring, gliding, wandering fantastick, bloodless, drowsie, trembling, sliding, glancing, flying, [...]wi [...] ming, deceitful, genial, hospitable, verdant, melancholly, bloodess.
Shaft. Darted, wingy, whirling, whistling, singing, Cretian, light-winged, forked, thrilling, trembling flying, pointed, fluttering, quiveri [...], wounding, killing, bearded, fatal, poysoned, piercing, deathful, digging, swift-paced, light-foot, Thessalian, Scythian, Thracian, P [...] thian, Sidonian, cruel, revengeful, Armenian, impetuous, bloody, blood-thirsty.
Shambles. Fleshy, bloody, greasie, swearing, cheating, fat, murdering, killin [...], but cherly, bleeding, nasty, sluttish, fulsome.
Shame. Blushing bashful, disgraceful, infamous, dishonest, ugly, lasting, burning, opprobrious, fearful, modest, trembling, reproachful, ingen [...] ous, concealing, pale, ignominious, betraying, towardly.
Sheafe. Ripened, weighty, pregnant, bundled, bristled, fruitful, joyfull.
Sheep. Harmless, fleecy, silly, wealthy, wandering, straying, rambling, stragling, nibling, browsing, flocking, curled, bleating, grazing, gamesome, sportive, woolly, fruitful, gainful, fleece-bearing, fearful, weakheaded, seduced, rambling, broad-taild.
Sheet. Nuptial, genial, infolding, wanton, conscious, nightly, silent, secret, venereous, lecherous.
Shell. Hollow, pearly, Chrystal, casing, housing, sounding, crispy, curled, radiant, shining, glittering, bright, crooked, arched, vaulty, painted, enameld, writhed, scaly, streaked, frothy, foamie, wrinkled, knaggie.
Shelter. Defensive, protecting, securing, safe, warm, happy, joyful, shady, screening, covering, hiding, fencing, concealing, shielding.
Shepherd. v. Swain. Silly, lusty, jolly, gamesome, sportive, gleesome, piping, mirthful, gladsome, merry jovial, un-envied, honest, blithe, buxome, jocund, [Page 183] rude, rural, rustick, clowuish, boorish, robustious, active, careful, labo [...]ious, industrious, ill-favoured, unfashioned, whistling, sallow, sunburnt, swarthy.
Shield. Plated, batterd, clattering, clashing, fencing, warding, guarding, repulsing, belaboured, securing, protecting, defending, saving, screening, trusty, glittering, gilded, flashed, wounded, gashed, bloody, hollow, brazen, shining, desensive, massie, dazling.
Shine. Scattered, glaring, trembling, dazling, glimsing, dispersed, spreading, radiant, beaming, glorious, gaudy, gorgeous, graceful, beauteous, darted, reflected, flaming▪ starry. glittering, eye-conquering, pompous, resplendent, victorious, enlightned, gilded.
Ship. Winged, bras-beakt, sayl-winged, stately, portly, labouring, hollow, many-joynted, thin-ribd, well-rigg'd, adventurous, swift-pac't, sea-plowing, crooked, vaulty, floating, posting, flying, corded, pitched, sea-tracing, sea-cuting, storm-beaten, reeling.
Shipwrack. Dreadful, fearful, miserable, splitting, lamented, sad, unhappy, comfortless, tempestuous, stormy, black, dismal.
Shop. Busie, trafficking, merchandizing, thronged, well-stored, well-sorted, wealthy; open, cozening, cheating, bartering, bargaining, exchanging, storing.
Shore. Wavy, solid, winding, beachy, ratled, sandy, foamy, frothy, g [...]oaning, rugged, calm, rocky, craggy, broken, flowing, sucking, wished, long-desired, mossie, grassie, weedy, bounding, shelly, sh [...]l-strewed, pearly, pibly fl [...]my, naked, unpeopled, confining, bounding, crooked, desert, forsaken, unfrequented, barren, pratling, murmuring, hoarle, recoyling, repulsing, wave-spurning, enameld, wave-courted, scarterd jagged, hollow, shrubby, resounding, drumming, bellowing, flushing, wave-dashing, coy, squeamish angry, chu [...]lish, froward, beachy.
Shoulder. Strong, massie, able, robustious, supporting, bearing, pack-bearing, upholding, sustaining, propping, loadned.
Shout. Noyseful, chearful, clamorous, joyful, applausive, voice-uniting, confused, tumultuous, deafning, pierceing, Air-rending, Skie-tea [...] ing, amazing, astounding.
Shower. Drizling, weeping, balmy, refreshing, corn-lodging, impetuous, [Page 184] falling, soucing, soaking, dropping, plenteous, tempestuous, gushi [...] fruitful, stormy, pearly, silver, threatining, river-swelling, fatnin [...], sweeping, quickning, washing, drenching rensing, wel-seasond, balmy, scouring, cleansing, scattered, grass-impearling, frothy, windy, r [...] ling, dabling, honeyed.
Shrew. Curst, froward, pievish, scolding, angry, frowning, brow-pursing, brow-knitting, sullen, furious, brawling, way-ward, soul-lookt.
Shrine. Sacred, honoured, adored, gilded, superstitious, worshipt, devotious, religious, garnisht.
Shrub. Humble, bushie, prickly, thorny, bristly, idle, barren, unfruitful, mossie, grovie.
Shuttle. Gliding, speedy, quicke-returning, weaving, swift-pac't, reciprocated, bandied.
Sibyl. Aged, prophetick, sacred, Virgin, chaste, long-liv'd, predictious, presaging, foretelling, inspired, enthusiastick.
Sicambrian. Fierce, yellow, bloody, untam'd, stormy, cruel, warlick, grim, stern, crisp-haird.
Sicilia. Sicilian. Trinacrian, fruitful, fabulous, ingenious, subtle, crasty, slie, dissembling, politick.
Sickle. Crooked, keen-edg'd, sharp-tooth'd, biting, cutting, reaping, bending, wheeling, sweeping, mouing, rusty.
Sickness. v. Maladie. Wasting, consuming, decaying, infectious, diseaseful, disquiet, pievish, pettish, waspish, angry, fretting, eating, oppressing, painful, dull, pining, whining, plaintful, querulous, complaining, pale, grievous, torturing, vexing, wearing, griping, twitching, girding, sad, pinching, nipping, pulling, wringing, cutting, gauling, doleful, bitter, gnawing, racking, smarting, lingering, noysome, tedious, loathsome, weary, impatient, wasting, blood-sucking, puling, soaking, bleak, wan, duskie, discolou [...]'d, sallow, crabbed, sour-lookt, powting, appalling, bed-rid, wayward, froward, grumbling, groaning, grunting, pensive, unhealthful, tormenting, crasie, decrepit, dolorous.
Sigh. Blood-drinking, thirsty, blood-consuming, blood-sucking, Airy, heart-rending, scalding, burning, smotherd, rising, blasting, fiery, deep [Page 185] fetcht, melting, broken, fervent, stormy, winged, restless, hearty, pity [...]g, compassionate, affectionate, easie, groaning, careful, anxious, [...]erplexed, heart-fretting, mournful, sad, pensive, melancholy, pene [...]ntial, repentant, lamenting, bewayling, pious, remorseful, conscienous, weeping, repeated, heart-breaking, languishing, fainting, in [...]errupted, sweet-breathing, inclosed, dissembled, concealed, secret, [...]hispering, amorous, pious, religious, zealous.
Sign. Betraying, directing, instruct [...]ve, apparent, evident, presaging, predictious, fore-telling, representing, resembling, speaking.
Silence. Hollow, dull, concealing, dumb, peaceful, reposed, slumbering, patient, shady, still, calm, appeased, listening, attentive, secret, Pythagorick, forced, willing, yielding, faithful, trustie, timorous, fearful, Monasticke, Reverend, aweful, squeamish, blinde, self-devouring.
Silenus. Aged, old, Asse-bestriding, drunken, reeling, foamy, spuing, bleching, slaggering.
Silk. Rustling, whistling, shining, glistering, wealthy, pompous.
Silk-worm. Industrious, laborious, cunning, nimble, active, working.
Silver. Shining, glittering, glancing, massie, solid, burnish [...], refined, wealthy, desired, coveted, inchested, hoarded.
Simonie. Sacrilegious, impious, god-selling, unlawful, odious, infamous, secret, accursed, damned.
Simplicitie. Credulous, incautelous, indiscreet, unwise, naked, open, rusticke, clownish, pure, devour, religious, honest, harmelesse, innocent, downe-right, homely, rude, raw, plain, undisguized.
Sinceritie. Hearty, cordial, down-right, simple, honest, true, pious; devout, zealous, religious.
Sink. Filthie, noysome, nastie, fulsome, loathsome, puddle, mddie, dirtie.
Sinew. Binding, supple, knitting, knotty, able, strong, lustie, fibrous, nervous, swelling, trembling.
[Page 186] Sinne. Leprous, charming, inchanting, alluring, inticing, ugly, filt [...] spotted, odious, crying, pernicious, displeasing, soul-tainting, soukilling, mortal, venial, damning, accursed, prevaricating, soul-woun [...] ing, soul-stabbing, impious, vengeance-provoking, infamous, defa [...] ing, scandalous, wilful, obstinate, presumptuous, enormous, execrable loathed, detested, malicious, hard-hearted, dissolute, riotous, exorb [...] tant, incorrigible, depraving, rebellious, prodigious, haynous.
Siring. Squirting, injecting.
Sirrup. Delicious, sl [...]pping, taste-pleasing, delightful, lickerous, swee [...]-tasting.
Sisyphus. Tugging, toyling, sweating, stone-rolling, subtle, crafty, unhappy, weary.
Sith. Keenedged, sharp-edged, sweeping, mowing, cutting, reaping, crooked.
Sive. Hole-checkerd, unretaining, scattering, windowy, Magick,
Skeleton. Bony, scraggy, meager, lean, starved, fleshless.
Skie. v. Aire, Firmament. Azure, lofty, brazen, flitting, glorious, chrystal, glystering, enameld, aeched, vaulty, vastie, wide-skirted, starry, star-powdered, star- [...]-broidered, transparent, marble, dusky, empty, lofty, beamy, spangled, sweltring.
Skill. Artful, learned, knowing, active, painful, industrious, laborious, charming, admired, cunning, experienc'd, subtle, ingenious, witty, powerful, judicious, piercing, quick-sighted, famous, honoured, po [...] tentuous, amazing, prodigious, praiseful, deviceful, contriving, curirious, inventive.
Skin. Ivory, alabaster, sheathing, smooth, sleek, delicious.
Skirmish. Bickering, hot, bloody, conflicting, furious, dreadful, cruel, murdering, dangerous, impetuous, doubtful, fierc, angry, rugged, tumultuous, unhappy.
Slander. Rank-mouth'd, injurious, squint-eyed, calumnious, black-mouth'd, [Page 187] defaming, detracting, scandalous, biting, malicious, wounding, forge [...]ng, devising, false, fame-stabbing, reproachful, envious.
Slave. Branded, servile, infamous, earboared, oppressed, groaning, tugging; [...]oyling, weary, wronged, abused, scourged, dejected, burdned, ignomi [...]ious, scourged, dejected, burdned, ignominious, scorned, drudging.
Slavery. v. Servitude. Rigorous, cruel, oppressing, gauling, groaning, bruising, crushing, [...]eart-killing, detested, tormenting, laborious, toylsome, tugging, ig [...]omioious, drudging.
Slaughter. Bloody, murderous, eruel, furious, massacring, fierce, impetuous, gastly, hideous, dreadful.
Sleep. Dark, urgent, leaden, soft-fingered, healthful, peaceful, reposed, [...]uiet silent, arresting, downy, gentle, calm, forgetful, silken, golden, drowsie, yawning, surprizing, delicious, refreshing, all-subduing, death-counterfeiting, death-imitating, senseless, benimming, sying, deceitful, nuzling, curtaind, balmie, soft, care-charming, heavie, pale.
Slime. Foamy, frothy, muddy, viscous, glutinous, flat, clammy.
Sling. Impetuous, violent, bullet-melting, warlick.
Sloath. v. Idleness. Drowsie, lazie, yawning, gaping, nasty, bedded, resty, lethergick, dronish, unactive, careless, vice-nursing.
Sloven. Nasty, noysome, fulsome, loathsome, careless, uncurious, neglectfull, regardless, sordid.
Slut. Nasty, loathsome, fulsome, noysome, sordid, filthy, dowdy, ugly, deformed.
Smell. v. Odour. Wholesome, unwholsome, sweet, breathing, delicious, pleasant, head-aff [...]cting, spicy, aromatick, delightful, balmy, Aire-perfuming, ambrosian, genial, musky, noysome, loathsome, fulsome, infectious, contagious, stinking, sence-overcoming.
Smile. Sweet, pleasing, peaceful, easie, chearful, wanton, fl [...]eting, courteous, bewitching, cordial, dimpled, simpering, pliant, boxome, gladsome, deceitful, traiterous, attract [...]ve, becoming, graceful.
Smith. Swarthy, sooty, grimie. industrious, laborious, hammering, knocking, broyled, sweating, dusty, coaly, smudged, sallow.
[Page 188] Smock: Baudie, wanton, lecherous, venereous, body-sheathing, embraci [...]
Smoake. Curled, infestive, pestering, stifling, smothering, choaking, mi [...] foggy, cloudy empty, gliding, vaporous, eye-pricking, wavie, aspiri [...] tear-wringing, floating.
Snail. Slow-pac't tardie, dull, sleepy, drowsie, sluggish, lazy, slow, un [...] ous, cloyster'd, soft-pac'd, creeping, house-bearing, cockeld, [...] mie, wrigling, foamy, frothy slavering, nasty, sluttish, trace-leari [...] folded.
Snake. Folded, speckled, slimie, winding, crawling, subtle, groveli [...], doubling, craftie, creeping, stinging, writhing, wreathing, wrigl [...] twining, twisted, lurking, scaly, damaskt, checkered, venemous, poy [...] nous, baneful, forked, fore-tongu'd, deceitful, wily, slie, spotted, b [...] ing, freckled, hissing, enameld, swelling, crested, glittering, clam [...] rolling, glutinous, gliding, slippery.
Snare. Intangling, subtle, deceitful, treacherous, fly, surprizing, catchi [...] intrapping, imprisoning, hampering, unexpected, griping, detaining captivating, inthralling, sence-beguiling.
Snivel. Snot. Filthy, nastie, noysome, loathsome, dropping, cold.
Snow. Untroden, soft, driven, falling, winter, downy flecie, flakie, wooll [...] curled, bleached, ragged, shivering, drizling, scattered, mounta [...] watrie, melting, thawing icie, freezing, hoary, plumy, feathered, d [...] ling, Alpine, Scythian, Thracian, Sarmatian.
Sobrietie. Wise, temperate, discreet, sparing abstemious, modest, healthfull, thriftie, frugal.
Sodomie. Beastly, bestial, brutish, barbarous, base, nasty, infamous, ugly, odious, execrable, abominable, detested, hateful, loathsome, unmanly.
Solace. Comfortable, refreshing, sweet, life-giving, chearing, life-preserving, appeasing, allaying, encouraging.
Solemnitie. Ceremonious, busie, thronged, sacred, exact, famous, superstitious, religious, venerable.
[Page 189] Song. Wel-tuned, intrancing, lulling, inchanting, delicious, harmonious, [...]nce-bearing, melodious, warbling, soul-raping, pleasant, rural, glad [...]me, gleesome, sprightful, ear-enamouring, sweet-flowing, sweet- [...]aind.
Son. Obedient, loving, affectionate, dutious, obsequious.
Sorcerer. Black, dark, working, guiltie, hellish, inchanting, accursed, execra [...]le, detested, ghastly, wonder-causing, portentuous, prodigious, charm [...]g, mumbling, ceremonious, mysterious, mystick, exercising, hell- [...]toured.
Sore. Smarting, painful, dolourous,, angrie, swelling, putrid, putrifiing, [...]ipening, nastie, filthie, noysome, loathsome, running, gathering, [...]estering.
Sorrow. v. Grief. Wrinkling, drooping, griping, lumpish, brinish, eye-wringing, heart-rending, heart-tearing, killing, contracting, wounding. crushing, bruising, whining, puling, sullen, dumpish, sable, mournful, chumpish, discontented, pensive, melting, swarthy, pinching, oppressing, fretting, gnawing, eating, impatient, gauling, disquiet, grating.
Sot. Simple, dull, ignorant, unconceiving, doltish, blockish, fat-headed, shallow, beetle-braind.
Souldier. Bloody, painful, daring, valiant, couragious, wastful, rough-hewed, uncivll, adventurous, valorous, insolent, lousie, pillaging, impetuous, murdering, slaughtering, dusty, mercenary, injurious, ravenous, undaunted, furious, greedy, hungry, preying, tumultuous, thievish, devouring, rummaging.
Soul. Immortal, deathless, diviner, untouched, subtle, active, lively, moving, un-eyed, undiscerned, celestial, ready, nimble, winged, eternal, unbodied, uncaged, dislodged, clearer, drained, apprehensive, understanding, unfathomed, sprightly, sparkling.
Soyl. Fruitful, fertle, barren, unfruitful, fat, rich, wealthy, mellow, thirsty, sandy, native, foraign.
Spangle. Shining, glittering, starry, radiant, beamy.
Spaniard. Haughty, statele, portly, slow-pac'd, proud, arrogant, sober, wealthy, abstemious, warlick, tawny, lofty.
[Page 190] Spaniel. Loving, shaggy, fawning, ranging, questing.
Spark. Lurking, fierie, flying, catching, kindling, ruddy, glittering, ski [...] ping, wanton, frisking, twinckling.
Sparrow. Russet, hot, fallacious, wanton, venereous, leacherous, chirpin [...] shrill, short-lived, frisking.
Spawn. Fruitful, ingendering, procreative, increasing.
Spear. Warlick, martial, fatal, bloody, wovnding, trembling, thrillin [...] brandisht, tall, threatning, pointed, victorious, iron-headed, piercin [...] glittering.
Spectator. Courteous, gracious, pleased, smiling, frowning, attentive, patien [...], impatient, weary, applauding, hissing, amazed, admiring, gazing, benevolous, carping, censorious.
Speech. Learned, rational, wittie, well-coucht, taking, winning, popula [...], pleasing, applausive, fawning, facetious, sharp, tart, ear-enamouring, heart-captivating, tedious, cart-rope, ingenious.
Speed. Hasty, posting, timely, convenient, laborious, winged, undiscerned, industrious, auspicious, successful, impatient, nimble, active, willing, Eagle-wing'd, swit-footed, undiscovered, expeditious, dispatchful.
Spell. Magick, Thessalian, charming, inchanting, bewitching, mysterious, ceremonious, mumbled, muttered, powerful, exercising, perplexing imperious, commanding, myst [...]ck-
Spheares. Harmonious, glorious, beauteous, raped, spangled, whirling, wheeling, azure, tuneful, chiming, chrystal, loofty, moving, turning, rolling, star-embroiderd, enameld.
Spice. Aromatick, Indian, Arabian, rich, wealthy, delicious, taste-pleasing, costly, E [...]stern, balmie, ambrosial.
Spider. Ingenious, spinning, subtle, working, industrious, lahorious, active, artful, cunning, hanging, bellied, thrifty, poysonous, stirring, nimble, [Page 191] odious, loathsome, baneful, busie, bottled, loftie, high-minded, pain [...]l, poyson, sucking, toyling.
Spie. Watchful, wary, cautious, attentive, observing, circumspect, indurious, careful, prying, subtle, crafty, secret, treacherous, ambusht, dis [...]uised, silent.
Spight. Malitious, sullen, revengeful, rancorous, envious, cancred, accured, deadly, secret, fork-tong'd poysonous, vipereous, blew-eyed, quint-tyed, snaky, venemous, flint-hearted, inexorable, boyling, swel [...]ing, heart-gnawing.
Spindle. Twirling, rolling, turning, nimble, industrious, pregnant, whirled.
Spire. Mounting, towring, shar-pointed, lofty, ambitious, cloud-kissing, Sky-braving, Air-invading, Sky-threatning.
Spirit. Active, free, unbodied, noble, generous, discoursive, nimble, winged, [...]oving, subtle, blessed, damned, bodiless, unfathomed, couragious, fantastick, revengeful, malicious, envious.
Spittle. Nasty, loathsome, noysome, foamie, frothy, contemned, sluttish, moistning.
Spleen. Enraged, hasty, despightful, malicious, angry, wrathful, distemperd, chasing, itching, revengeful, envious, boyling, incensed, tempestuous, stormie.
Splendor. Shining, radiant, beamie, glittering, glistering, flaming, sunny, fiery, twinkling, dazling, Aire, gilding, enlightning, eye-conquering, glorious, victorious, triumphant, beauteous, graceful, reflecting, enenvied, admired, amazing, pompous, varnisht.
Spoyles. Rich, glorious, w [...]althy, dear-bought, victorious, triumphant, lading, purchast, bloody, ample, warlike.
Sponge. Porous, drunken, thirsty, receiving, drie, muddy, slimy, soft, light, flaggy, yielding, wiping, cleansing, squeezed.
Sport. Choicest, wanton, delightful, toyish, pleasant, gamesome, time beguiling, active, joyous, mirthfull.
Spot. Sullying, defacing, infamous, disgraceing, defiling, fouling, flovenly, [Page 192] sluttish, nasty, ugly, deforming, speckling, freckling, blotting, d [...] figuring, soyling, staining, besmearing.
Spouse. Modest, beauteous, graceful, bashful, nuptial, bridal, lovely, smiling, stately, sprightly, comely, blushing, eye-attracting, handsome, amorous.
Spring-time. Flowrie, smiling, youthful, teeming, wealthie, fragrant, pregnant, enflowred, fruitful, verdant, blooming, budding, quickning, jocund, lively, blithe, buxome, gleesome, merry, joyous, joyful, mirthful, wanton, enamouring, bridal, dawning, infant, beaureous, lovely, painted, lustie, gladsome, dancing, leavie, gaudie, amorous, refreshing, reviving, Pearly, embroidered, enamelled, showrie, genial, jovial, earth-awakening.
Springs. Silver, Chrystal, purling, fruitful, living, bubling, murmuring, m [...] tering, skipping, dancing, sac [...]ed, grass-fring'd, grass-margen'd, mosse-fring'd, moss-margen'd, trickling, running, rustling, gushing, so [...], delicious, gliding, Pearly, weeping, gurgling, chiding, whispering, swelling, flowing, rolling, rising, sparkling, tatling, pratling.
Spur. Teaching, tatling, twatling, gingling, betraying, bloodie, babling, talking, commanding, piercing, instigating, inciting, exhorting, [...] toring, quickning, prompting, incensing, egging, poynant, sharppointed, pricking, horse-awaking, biting, goading, boring.
Squinzie. Choaking, breath-stopping, strangling.
Squirrel. Nimble, light-foot, active, stirring, vaulting, leaping, skipping, bush-taild.
Stable. Nastie, filthy, dungie, fulsome, litterd, sluttish.
Staff. Supporting, upholding, sustaining, ayding, helpful, knottie, knaggie.
Stage. Thronged, frequented, mirthful, facetious, ample, populous, sp [...] tious, joyous, wel-peopled, applausive, hollow, vaultie, clamoro [...] noyseful, lofty, publick.
Stag. Stately, gallant, rich-attired, long-lived, swift-foot, weeping, fe [...] ful, timorous, flying, aged, branch-hornd, basking, braying, sunning.
Stair. Winding, ascending, mounting, turning, aspiring.
[Page 193] Stallion. Lustful, ramping, covering, breeding, ingendering.
Standard. Advanced, warlick, victorious, triumphant, martial, painted, di [...] played, threatning, waving, streaming.
Star. Sparkling, lofty, heaven-embroydering, enamelling, spangling, glittering, radiant, beamy, gliding, burning, silver-tressed, rolling, shining flaming, twinkling, wandering, blaz [...]ng, bris [...]led, flame-hait'd bright, glorious, happy, unhappy, successeful, ill-boding, auspicious, lucky, unlucky, inauspicious, malignant, smiling, frowning, golden, waving, floating, swimming,
Statesman. Politick, plodding, thoughtful, contriving, musing, projecting, casting, pondering.
Statute. Dumbe, sencelesse, spe [...]chlesse, silent, breathlesse, painted, life-counterfeiting, artful, g [...]lded.
Statutes. Strict, rigorous, coercive, restraining, paenal, austere, severe, binding, compelling, imperious, commanding, directing, just, wholesome, controlling.
Stealth. Cunning, crafty, sly, subrile, theevish, pilfering.
Steed. v. Horse. Foaming, barbed, warlick, cap [...]ri [...]on'd, prancing, trapped, cu [...]veting, careering, high bounding, spur-obeying; bit-champing, sw [...]ft-pac'd, metled, couragious.
Steele; Solid, piercing, transpiercing, shining, bu [...]nisht, biting, quartering, wounding, warlick, fl [...]shing, murthering, cutting, s [...]icing, revengeful, dreadful, glistering, bloody, blood-thirsty, but h [...]ing, slaughtering, killing, martial.
Stern. Guiding, ship-directing, sh [...]p▪b [...]idl [...]ng.
Steward. Dispensing, disbursing, receiving, just, faithful, careful, providing, provident, wise.
Stewes. Bawdy, wanton, lustful, goatish, rami [...], [...]echerous, loose, filthy, obscene, brutish, dallying.
Stie. Filthy, nasty, noysome, durty, loathsome, fulsome, wallowing, miry▪
[Page 194] Stile. Elegant, eloquent, curious, delicate, well-coucht, biting, stately lofty, humble, groveling, low, learned, grave.
Still. Dropping, Chymick, extracting, quintessential, glowing.
Stinge. Smarting, piercing, wounding, goading, poysonous, invenomed, sharp-pointed, bitter, cruel, boring, pricking, poinant.
Stinke. Nasty, noysome, loathsome, filthy, fulsome, offensive, infectious▪ unwolesome.
Stirrup. Mounting, resting, supporting, hanging, vaulting, dangling, gilded, pendant.
Stitch. Pulling, wringing, twitching, stinging, painful, dolorous, pinc [...] ing, nipping, diseaseful, griping.
Stock. Dumbe, dead, sencelesse, speechlesse, dull, breathlesse, unmoving.
Stoick. Dull, flinty, obdurate, unmoved, unrelenting, rigid, marble-hearted, flint-brested, sad, sage, soure, strict, sterne, severe, austere, grave, grim.
Stomach. v. Appetite. Barking, empty, concocting, digestive, boyling, hungry, hollow, devouring, engorging, ingulphing, queazie, nauseating, greedy, c [...] ving, sharp-set, loathing.
Stone. Hard, sencelesse, unfeeling, unrelenting, obdurate, massie, dumbe, deaf, callous, rocky, grinding, dashing, bruising, rigid, mossie.
Store. Copious, wealthy, plenteous, abounding, swelling, flowing, fruitful, smiling, joyful, lavish, profusive, excessive, ample, numerous, oreflowing.
Story. Sad, mirthful, witty, amorous, pleasant, delightful, mournful, facetious, un-appettaining, tedious.
Storke. Pious, loving, affectionate, grateful, chattering, loving, indulgent, slender-footed, serpent-killing.
Storme. Hideous, angry, growing, gathering, tempestuous, dreadful, impetuous, roaring, rising, pelting, foggie, clowdy, showry, threatning, [Page 195] rough-browed, black, sable, boysterous, fulmouthed, chasing, bawling, loud-voic't, sullen, thundering, ratling, rufling, rustling, bustling, blustering, dark, pitchy, howling, hurrying, swelling, surly, resistlesse, wreakful, justling.
Straines. Harmonious, melodious, charming, warbling, tuneful, delicious, inchanting, intrancing, soul-raping, ravishing, soul-invading, sence-bereaving, ear-enamouring, lofty, stately, rural, homely, rustick, high-tun'd, high-bred, inspired, sprightly,
Stranger. Unfriended, wandering, houselesse, unacquainted, unknown, travailing, disregarded, journeying, pilgrim, wary, observing,
Strappado. Torturing, wringing, writhing, unjoynting, tormenting, painful, dolorous, pitied, killing.
Stratagem. Cunning, politick, contrived, devised, subtile, artful, warlick, martial.
Straw. Loose, scattered, shattered, rejected, withered, trampled, light, barren, fruitlesse, uselesse, littering, parched.
Strawbery. Blushing, creeping, spreading, crawling, mountanous, cooling, creamy, soft.
Streake. Near, curious, delightful, graceful, comely, beauteous, embroidering, checkering, diapering, painted, stragling, wrigling, adorning, becoming, eye-pleasing.
Stream. Winding, curled, purling, foaming, silver, christal, writhing, wrigling, snaky, sweeping, hurrying, silent, chiding, impetuous, resistlesse, enraged, flowing, fruitful, fishie, gurgling, running, gliding, slippery, soft, whispering, wandering, roaring, stragling, gushing, cleansing, drenching, whirling, rushing, glassie, pearly, silver-brested, rolling, swelling, wheeling, spreading, gently-sliding, glancing, raging, tumbling, incensed, shower-enhanced, dancing, vaulting, horned, careering, azure, wavie, rustling, amorous, angry, boyling, bustling, surgie, murmuring, muttering, rumbling, frothy, bank-courting, uxorious, sliding, hasty, swift-pac't, swan-embroydered.
Street. Peopled, thronged, swarming, frequented, populous.
Stength. Sinewie, resistlesse, impetuous, robustious, assaulting, victorious, brawny, unconquered, Herculean.
[Page 196] Strife. v. Discord. J [...]ring, jangling, wrangling, litigious, disagreeing, unfriendly, seditious, tumultuous, blood-thirsty, angry, harsh, hell-nourisht, dissentious.
String. Quavering, twanging, st [...]ffe, trembling, high-tun'd, twisted, corded, melodious, harmonious, resounding.
Stripe. Smarting, painful, dolorous, aking, blew, tormenting, soul-cutt [...]ng, lashing.
Strumpet. Baudy, unblushing, shamelesse, impudent, notorious, lascivious, o [...] scene, uncivil, wanton, lustful, [...]ampant, salacious, dissolute, immode [...], rammish, goatish, rotten, alluring, inticing, insnaring, entangling, captivating, in [...]hralling, pe [...]ju [...]'d, mercenary, perfidious, dissembling, infamous, dallying▪ flearing, gadding, night-walking, infectious, pockie, loathsome, painted, cancred, itchy.
Stubble. Flaming, bristled, withered, parched, crackling, light, barren, flame-feeding.
Student. Study. P [...]le, weary, industrious, laborious, watchful, poring, waking, painful, lamp-smelling, book-turning, plodding, solitary, sedentary, sequestred, retired, silent, melancholy, musing, meagre, thoughtful, meditaring, contemplative, bookish, ingenious, assiduous, constant, intentive, brain-tasking, brain-beating.
Styx. Old, aged, hoary, conjuring, attested, sulphureous, dreadful, awfu [...], s [...]dy, obscure, dark, darksome, pale, thirsty, infernal, dusky, gloomy, vasty.
Subject. Obedient, loyal, loving, affectionate, submissive, obsequious, observant, efficious.
Subsidie. Needfull, ayding, supplying, willing, ample, seasonable.
Substance. Real, wealthy, solid, massie, grosse, pure, diviner, refined.
Subtilty. Crafty, wily, nice, deceitful, winding, fetching, double-dealing, [...] sembling, over-reaching sly, circumventing, cunning, snaky, under [...]ining, secret, under-handing, under-working, jugling, disguised.
Successe. Happie, prosperous, luckie, auspicious, advantageous, desired, cro [...] ning, wish [...], blest, coveted, propitious.
[Page 197] Succour. Helpful, ayding, timely, needful, propitious, auspitious, friendly, chearing, comforting, supplying.
Sugar. Delitious, ambrosian, tast-pleasing, Indian, reedy, congealed, gummy.
Sulphure. Quick, hot, flaming, unctious, liquid, melting, burning, stinking.
Summer. Scalding, soultry, tanning, rosting, sweltering, broyling, parching, scorching, naked, flowry, swarthy, green-plusht, flower-enamel'd, flower-embroidered, dusty, fiery, piercing, leavie, pleasant, joyful, [...]le [...]some sluggish, lither, idle, thirsty, yawning, chapping, infectious, diseas [...]ful, pestilential, smothering, beamy, sweaty, panting.
Sun. Broyling, scorching, tanning, parching, rosting, testing, chearful, dazling, glorious, lofty-going, quickning, reviving, impartial, all-di [...] cerning, all-seeing, chearing, garish, gladsome, beamy, radiant, laborious, restlesse, [...]olling, unwearied, scalding, baking, burning, glowin [...], sparkling, speedy, posting, galloping, careering, wheeling, golden, glittering, flamy, fiery, mi [...]red, gold-haired, fair-trest, flame-haired, jou [...] neying, piercing, enlightning, life-infusing, horned, thirsty, drying, sucking, vapour-attract [...]ng, heaven-surrounding, far-beaming, golden-tressed-
Superfluity. Excessive, profusive, unth [...]rsty, luxurious, unnecessary, needlesse, voluptuous, uselesse, copious, abundant, costly, p [...]mpous, overflowing, delicious, sumptuous, unconfined, boundless, limitless, wastful, money-squandering.
Superstition. Fond, toyish, garish, gaudy, doting, brain-sick, zealous, blind, scrupulous, ceremonious, self-pleasing, nuzling, gulling, gay, pompous, e [...] toneous, ignorant, obstinate, fearful, nice, conscientious.
Supplication. v. Prayer. Humble, earnest, requesting, beseeching, weeping, pious, kneeling, bending, zealous, complaining, devout, religious.
Surey. Obliged, engaged, securing, promising, faith-plighting.
Surfet. Pompous, luxurious, engorging, cramming, drunken, gluttonous, exc [...]ssive, intemperate, riotous baneful, unmeasured, wanton, dangerous, diseaseful, wastful, health-destroying, health-eating, b [...]so [...]ing, swell'd, spungie, noysome, loathsome, d [...]stemperered, hot-mouth' [...], fi [...] ry.
[Page 198] Suspition. Jealous, groundlesse, probable, prying, squint-eyed, wakeful, vigilant, causelesse, secret, lurking, goggle-eyed, pale, fearful, trembling, wary, cautelous, frantick, dark.
Swaggerer. D [...]unken, reeling, riotous, oath-rapping, wenching, lascivious, gaming, unthrifty, profusive, intemperate, godlesse, impious, dissolute, audacious, uncivil, luxurious, bawling, wrangling, quarrelsome, rapierd, gallant, rustling, bustling, blustering, blundering, money-squandering, wastful, wealth-consuming, obscene, oath-belching, oath-mouthing, pot-tossing.
Swain. Merry, lusty, boorish, youthful, mirthful, blythe, jocund, gleesome, rough, wild, rude, rural, rustick, active, gamesome, sportive, industrious, laborious, tugging, toyling, home-bred, unconceiving, unfashioned, uncurious, uncombed, greasie, slovenly, saucy, frolick, whistling, clownish, rugged, sullen, sturdy, lubberly, lolling, robustious, rough-hewn, swarthy, sallow, sun-burnt, hide-bound, lowtish, ignorant, silly, untaught, unlearned, unlettered, untutor'd, simple, piping.
Swallow. Winding, swift-winged, tender, gentle, spring-presaging, wandering, lascivious, hot-dunged, shrill, chattering.
Swan. Silver, snowie, chanting, silver-coated, silver-plumed, silver-feathered, prophetick, death divining, jealous, death-presaging, downy, soft, gliding, bustling, stately, portly, shrill-voic't, sweet singing, long-neckt. greedy, stream-loving, stream-fed.
Swarm. C [...]owdy, thronging, crowding, clustered, cluttering, preasing, populous, numerous, unnumbered, flocking, numberlesse, trooping.
Swearer. Oath-rapping, oath-mouthing, oath-belching, swaggering, impious, godlesse, damned, execrable, odious, detested.
Sweat. Laborious, industrious, toylesome, scalding, melting, clammy, weary, faint, cold, tedious, uncleanly, sluttish, nasty, flowing, officious, painful, dewie.
Swine. Beastly, nasty, fulsome, noysome, loathsome, miry, dirty, uncleanly, sordid, wallowing, greedy, hungry, grunting, dull, bristled, wastful, rooting, tumbling, rolling, sluggish, lither, drowsie, gluttonous.
Sword. Keen-edged, bloody, goary, blood-thirsty, flesht, raging, flaming, [Page 199] brandisht, revengeful, smoaking, thirsty, reeking, wounding, shining, glittering, glistering, murthering, slaughtering, slicing, but chering, flashing, clashing, warlick, victorious, quartering, barbarous, cruel, mercilesse, impious, unrelenting, unpitying, dreadful, dazling, glancing, waved, naked, unsheathed, sharp-pointed, devouring, killing.
Sycophant. v. Parasite. Fawning, slanderous, calumnious, detracting, defaming, cogging, glozing, colloguing, pick-thank, cozening, cheating, jugling, injurious, smooth-tongued, make-bate.
Sylvans. v. Satyrs. Symmetry. Graceful, comely, beauteous, handsome, attractive, harmonious, eye-pleasing, becoming, proportioned, equal, measured, exact, accurate, compleat, perfect, accomplisht, praiseful, laudable, commendable.
Sympathy. Agreeing, loving, natural, inbred, innate, friendly, mutual, amiable, unjarring, according, amorous, admired, secret, silent, affectionate, uniting.
Symptoms. Apparent, evident, discrying, betraying, manifest, certain, convincing, conclusive.
Synod. Learned, grave, sacred, assembled, convened, honoured, reverend; venerable.
Syrens. Subtle, crafty, floating, swimming, chanting, charming, bewitching, pernicious, lulling, inticing, alluring, singing, sleepcausing, delicious, green-haired, warbling.
Syrian. Luxurious, voluptuous, inconstant, anointed, feastful, flouting, superstitious, garden-doting.
Tobacco. Tobacconist. FUming, smoaky, spawling, spitting, cavaleering, swaggering, generous, puffing, whiffing.
Tabernacle. Mooving, tented, sacred, flitting.
[Page 200] Table. Luxurious, mirthful, feastful, ambrosian, nectarious, delicious, greasie, crowded, groaning, thronged, free, liberal, dish-bearing, oppressed, frolick, well-furnisht, voluptuous, sumptuous, luxurious, hospirable, costly, genial, dainty, temperate, intemperate, sobe [...], d [...]unken, gluttonous, frugal, thrifty, unthrifty, profusive, [...]xpensive, marshal'd.
Tables. Gaming, swearing, wrangling, brawling, bawling, cozening, cheating, cogging, ratling.
Tablet. Shining, hanging, dangl [...]ng, p [...]inted, pictured, varnisht, delightful, sacred, superstitiou [...], oyled, Apellean, artful, artificial.
Tabour. Tabret. Sounding, drumming, dreadful, martial, hoarse, piping, hollow, light, murmuring.
Taciturnity. Silent, peaceful, quiet, concealing, listening, still, modest, coy, squeamish, calme, attentive, fearful,
Tackling. Corded, [...]wisted, knotty, intangled, hamper'd.
Taffety. Thin, limber, pliant, smooth, shining, glittering, tufted, pompous, rich, gallant, strouting, puffing, swelling.
Tagus. Golden, wealthy, rich-sanded, gold-paved, glittering, bright, gold-rolling, swift-streamed, gaudy.
Taile. Hinging, dangling, pendant, wanton, frisking, frigging, whisking, tufted, wagging, forked, sawning, clawing, clapping, flapping, lickerous, scorned, venereous.
Tailour. Devising, contriving, fashioning, spruce, nimble, tricking, long-bill'd, costly, expensive, shaping.
Tale. Fabulous, merry, delightful, facetious, trifling, sad, amorous, doleful, pleasant, mournful, tedious, moldy, fict [...]ous, devised, facetious, appertaining, unconcerning, frivolous idle, time-beguiling, time-shortning.
Talent. Massie, wealthy, hoarded, heaped, rich, yellow, golden, enabling, pow [...]rful.
Tallies. Counting, numbring, compared, agreeing, reckoning.
[Page 201] Tallow. Melting, greasie, flaming, flame-feeding, unctious, congealed, rumbling.
Talons. Griping, catching, clawing, oppressing, defending, armed, sharp, [...]ough-handling, hooking, crooked, scratching, sweeping, raping, rave [...]ous, thievish, preying, seising, pouncing, rending, tearing, greedy, wounding.
Tamarisk. Humble, low slender, small- [...]prigged, tender, fruitlesse, barren.
Tankard. Weeping, drunken, thirsty, slavering, flapping, frothy, bellied, capacious, swelling, engorged.
Tansie. Green sweet, delicious, tastfull, tast-pleasing, sugred.
Tantalus. Blabbing, tell-tale, unhappy, catching, greedy, hungry, thirsty, deceived, nose-wiped, Phrygian-bloody, son-killing distrustfull, over-curious.
Taper. Flaming, wasting, spending, slender, burning, consuming, decaying, shining, melting, watchfull, waxen, sacred, holy, religious, devotious, wind-bl [...]zing, winking,
Tapestry. Industrious, hanging, gaudy, costly, sumptuous, magnificent, pompous, stately, courtly, curious, wealthy.
Tappe. Dropping, distilling, weeping, emptying, disgorging, pissing, spuing, gushing, noise-full.
Tapster. Officious, nimble, quick-footed, jogging, jug-bearing, drunken, scraping, knee-crooking, saucy.
Tares. Choaking, stifling, weedy, barren, unwelcome.
Target. Plated, battered, clattering, clashing, fencing, warding, shielding, repulsing, belaboured, securing, protecting, defending, saving, screening, trusty, glittering, gilded, sl [...]shed, wounded, gashed, bloody, hollow, brazen, shining, defensive, massie.
Tarre. P [...]tchy, clammy, viscous, tenacious, healing, marking, liquid, glutinous, roping, sticking, cleaving.
[Page 202] Tartar. Sallow, swarthy, tawny, bloody, cruell, furious, valiant.
Taske. Laborious, industrious, hard, toylesome, studious, tedious, weary, burdenous, heavie, oppressing.
Tassell. Tufted, pendant, hanging, dangling, jagged, silk-thrum'd.
Tast. Judicious, delicious, exquisite, accurate, quick, pleasing, hars [...], offensive, nice, curious, unpleasant, savoury, unsavoury, insipid.
Tatters. Ragged, lowsy, hanging, patched, clowted, scorned, poor, beggarly, contemned, nasty, loathsome, filthy, dropping, loose-hung, dancing, waving.
Tatling. Noyseful, clamorous, ted [...]ous, prating, needlesse, unappertaining, unconcerning, combrous.
Tavern. Haunted, frequented, drunken, w [...]nie, luxurious, intemperate, distempering, riotus, intoxicating, quarrelsome, swearing, swaggering, spawling.
Taunt. Bitter, reproachful, injurious, scoffing, biting, opprobrious, contumelious, flanting, gibing, girding, wrimouth'd, flouting, contemptuous, scornful, disdainful, deriding, jeering, wry-nos'd.
Taxe. Oppressing, heavie, burdening, loading, tyrannous, disabling, impoverishing, racking, imposed.
Teacher. Instructive, painful, assiduous, diligent, careful, learned, lessoning, tutoring, guiding, schooling, famous, artful, honoured, grave, reverend, venerable, expert, experienc't, knowing, blameless, skilful, able.
Tear. Pearly, chrystal, transparent, melting, trickling, numerous, flowing, warm, moving, falling, descending, perswasive, victorious, overcoming, wooing, bursting, instructed, forced, pleading, springing, brinish, gushing, repentant, sad, pensive, penitential, dewie, scalding, passionate, drowning, soft, salt, tributary, obsequious, fluent, tender, troubled, careful, mournful, sable, complaining, silver-shedding, relenting, solemn, swelling, commanding▪ fluxive, obtaining, weeping, rolling, seigned, dissembling, pitied, annumbred, thronging, crowding seeking wayling, dumb.
[Page 203] Teate. Coral, cherry, vermillion, nippl'd, milky, gushing, tugged, milk- [...]onveying, nursing, milk-springing:
Teeth. Ivorie, pearly, impaling, grining, grinding, foaming, evenly-ranged, [...]nowie, greedie, ravenous, devouring, frothy, wounding, mear-min [...]ing, tongue-hedging, smooth, tongue-guarding, tongue-inclosing, gnawing, burnisht, envious, sharp-set, gnashing, poysonous, cancred, [...]labaster, yellow, scurfie, shaking, chattering, marble.
Tempest. Howling, stormy, pitchy, singing, cruel, angrie, chafing, ful-mouth'd, [...]oud-voic' [...], giddy, black, cloudy, threatning, gathering, growing, [...]ideous, strugling, thundering, furious, brawling, ratling, impetuous, roaring, rising, yelling, bellowing, pelting, foggy, showrie, boysterous, [...]esistless, ruffling, sullen, rustling, bustling, blustering, hurrying, surly, wreakeful, raging, devouring, unbridled, whirling, whizzing, swelling, barking, dreadful, surprizing, unexpected.
Temper. Quiet, peaceful, pleasing, ingratiating, mild, winning, loving, sullen, surly, angry, chasing, stormy, sweet.
Temperance. Frugal, thrifty, sparing, abstenious, cleanly, healthful, quick-witted, sober, soon-contented, chaste, abstaining, forbearing, chaste, modest, grave, wise.
Temple. Sacred, holy, reverend, dreadful, venerable, inviolate, unprofaned, consecrated, sequestred, divine, lofty, stately, magnificent, sumptuous, thronged, costly, garnisht, religious, pious, devotious, spatious, honoured, solemn, ceremonious, hallowed.
Temporizer. Lip-holy, hypocritical, hollow-hearted, dissembling, cunning, crafty, masked, concealed, vizarded, gulling, glozing, cheating, jugling, painted.
Temptation. Secret, solliciting, spurring, inciting, egging, inticing, luring, baited, gilded, smiling, courting, wooing, treacherous, jugling, cozening, seducing, sinful, pernicious, baneful, gaudy, gay, gallant, fallacious, cunning, crafty, wily, slie, subtle, urging,
Tenant. Officious, obsequious, fearful, willing, humble, oppressed, groaning.
Tennis. Gamesome, sportive, banding, time-stealing, rackering.
[Page 204] Tent. Soft, stately, gilded, warlike, vaulty, martiall, pitched, moving flitting.
Tenter. Racking, stretching, extending, widening.
Term. Busie, thronging, wrangling, jangling, bawling, brawling, costly expensive, see-some, pleading, mooting.
Terrour. Cold, pale, dreadfull, affrighting, sad, sudden, gastly, grisly, amazing, stounding, grim, stern.
Testament. Dying, ordering, disposing, inviolable, solemn, settled, confirmed, witnessed, sealed, holy, sacred, venerable.
Testimonie. Large, ample, evident, apparent, assured, certain, confirming, unanswerable, plain, undeniable, convincing, deposing.
Tetter. Eating, fre [...]ting, spreading, infectious canckering.
Text. Large, copious, narrow, open, plain, convincing, well-chosen, well-handled, discussed.
Thanks Thankfulnesse. Duteous, officious, obesquious, hearty, lasting, obliged, engaged, immortall returned, humble, obedient, serviceable, bounden, unnumbred, unmeasured.
Thatch. Loose, humble, countrey, homely, wi [...]hered, parched.
Theam. Large, copious, amorous, mournfull, sad, joyfull, discoursive, bandied, discussed, disputed, tedious.
Theater. Publick, spacious, thronged, crowded, open, populous, peopled, crammed, well-fill'd, mirthfull, joyous, noisefull, clamarous, applausive, pompous, gorgeous.
Thebes. Antient, famous Beotian, palm-bearing.
Thief, Theft. Stealing, picking, pilfering, filching, private, secret, creeping, surprising, crafty, she, subtil, cunning, silent, raping, miching, fearfull, wary, prying, preying, conveying, nimming, purlo [...]ning, slight handed, cornered, felonious, nightly.
[Page 205] Theologie, Sacred, divine mysterious, profound, knotty, obscure.
Theseus. Valiant, magnanimous, couragious, cruell, victorious, undaunted, valorous, attemprive, perjured, perfideous, disloyall faith-breaking, faithlesse, unfaithfull, ingratefull.
Thetis. Sea-thrond, silver-footed, beauteous, azure, floating.
Thicket. Bushy, shrubby, leavy, intangling, thronging, cumbrous, thorny, p [...]ickly, sh [...]dy, gloomy, darksome, branched, brierie, grovie.
Thigh. Fleshie, musclie, solid, plump, fat, stradling, sinewie, smooth, ivory, ala-baster, marble, stalking, stately, portly, majestick, supporting, rebounding, moving, shaking, fatned, delicate, gracefull, well-proportioned, twinne-born.
Thimble. Maiden, virgin, sencing, sempstering, finger-arming, defensive, finger-casing, silver, gilded, posied.
Thirst, Burning, spongie, raging, swelting, parched, scorching, greedy, ins [...]tiate, unstanched, fierie, dry, inflaming, panting, dropsied, unquenched, Tantalean, molesting, torturing, tormenting, intollerable, unmeasured unsupported.
Thisbe. Unhappy, constant, loving, faithfull, Babylonian.
Thistle. Downy, prickly, dull, barren, fruitlesse, brifly, touchy, pointed pricking, wild, savage, many-headed, biting, angrie.
Th [...]rn. Crooked, sharp-hookt, brisly, prickly, brierie, bushie, scratching, catching, holding, detaining, rough, tearing, rending, barren, fruitlesse, bloody, wounding, piercing, tufted, knotted, intangled, biting.
Thought Discoursive, swift-winged, nimble, fl [...]tting, silent, roving, winged, wandring, ranging, running, scartered, confused, tumbling, rolling, contriving, devising, musing, studious, contemplating, roaming, working, teeming, plodding, casting.
Thracian. Untamed, warlick, martiall, oblivious, drunken, cold, fierce, undaunted.
[Page 206] Thraldome. Sad, slavish, tyrannous, oppressing, captive, cruel, gauling, rigor [...] groaning, restraining, heavie, crushing, bruising, toylsome, laborio [...] odious, detested, abhorred, hated, dejecting, vexing, loathed, grati [...] wretched, miserable, unsupportable, intolerable.
Threats. Menacing, braving, awful, insulting, stormy, angry, insolent, swe [...] ling, rigid, cruel, boysterous, proud, affrighting, terrifying, dread [...] arrogant, supercilious, frowning, brow-beating, despiteful, reveng [...] ful, malicious, injurious, outrageous, cholerick, enraged, chasing, i [...] perious, lordly, domineering, presumptuous, over-weening, braggi [...] boasting, vaunting, gnashing, grining, audacious.
Thred. Slender, feeble, small, weak, dangling, twined, twisted, hempe [...] silken.
Treshold. Entering, creaking, sputned, frequented, dusty, humble, lowly, foot-worn.
Thrift. Frugal, parcimonious, sparing, scraping, careful, anxious.
Throat. Devouring, swallowing, gluttenous, greedy, meat-conveying gulping, ingorging, ingulphing, gurmandizing, luxurious, volup [...] ous, hollow.
Throne. Awful, dreadful, majestick, stately, glorious, pompous, gorgeous, inperial, lofty, glittering, princely, royal, regal, exalted, venerable, fear-infusing, honoured, bright.
Throng. Crowding, preasing, numerous, unnumbred, thrusting, swarming, trooping, clusterd, cluttering, innumerable.
Thrum. Shaggie, tufted, tassel'd, ravel'd.
Thrush. Dappled, speckled, greedy, hungry, fat, deaf.
Thumb. Pliant, active, nimble, industrious-useful, grasping.
Thunder. Flame-winged, ratling, dreadful, noiseful, drumming, cracking, resistless, affrighting, amazing, imperuous, sulphurie, roaring, flashing, loud-voic't, bawling, loud, loud-mouted, skie-rending, bellowing, cloud-riving, sodain, tempestuous, swift-wing'd, barking, resounding, [Page 207] re-ecchoing, cloud-crushing, squashing, squeezing, flame-belching, [...]zzing, harmful, howling, yawling, rumbling.
Thyme. Flowry, fragrant, loadning, honey-making, Bee-haunted, Hyblean, [...]weet-smelling, odorous.
Tide. v. Stream. Lavish, swelling, working, waxing, rolling▪ justling, hasty, vaulting, [...]ancing, rising, luxurious, high-wrought, pregnant, impetuous, incon [...]ant, wavie, billowie, streaming, flowing, high-swolln, roaring, resist [...]esse, stormy, hushing, foamy, frothy, speedy, careering, swift-pac't, [...]umming.
Tiffany. Limber, thin, pliant, fine-spun, transparent.
Tiger. Fierce, cruel, savage, furious, impetuous, bloody, ruthlesse, mercilesse, [...]npitying, grim, grinning, Lybian, Hircanian, Midian, sported, rave [...]ous, speedy, swift-footed, hungry, tusked, foaming, enraged, ireful, [...]ffrican, Indian, speckled, poudred, Armenian, streaked.
Tile-tree. Supple, limber, pliant, soft, tender, odorous.
Timbrel. Hollow, shrill, sounding, hoarse, tinkling, brazen.
Time. Aged, fleeting, unstaying, unrescued, unregained, light-foot, unre [...]alled, irrecoverable, gray-headed, aged, crazie, growing, speedy, slut [...]ish, wastful, restlesse, slippery, old, gliding, stealing, creeping, flying, [...]ating, envious, journeying, feathered, winged, rolling, wheeling, post [...]ng, succeeding, encroaching, assaulting, invading, running, galloping, [...]evouring, swift-footed, swimming, light-heeld, swift-wing'd, mowing [...]h-bearing, convenient, seasonable, commodious, all-gnawing, succes [...]ive, ensuing, injurious, tyrannizing, domineering, waving, rusty, dusty, moldie, consuming, unreturning, all-ripening.
Tinder. Catching, taking, firy, spark-embracing, spark-nursing, watchful, stu [...]eous, burning.
Tinker. Knocking, hammering, sooty, grimy, trugging, stragling, patching, [...]udget-bearing.
Tinne. White, English, sounding, limber, pliant, bending.
Titan. v. Sun. Radiant, beam-crown'd, bright-hair'd, fair-crest, roseate, flaming, [...]parkling, glowing, posting, golden, chearful, dazling, glorious, scorch [...]ng, parching, reviving, quickening, unwearied, restlesse, rolling, all- [...]eeing, all-viewing, all-discerning, light-infusing.
[Page 208] Tithonus. Old-aged, crazie, decrepit, gray-headed, wea [...]y, Mygdonian, Phygian.
Titles. Swelling, ambitious, honoured, honourable, proud, ancient, va [...] empty, famous, pompous, puffing, magnificent, stately, bubling, win [...]y fluttering, spreading.
Toad. Croaking, crawling, spotted, speckled, freckled, ugly, nasty, noisome, loathsome, fullsome, sprawling, swelling, venemous, poysono [...] heavy-paced, slow, slow-footed, broad-bellied, wadling, toothless [...] muddy, slimy, foaming, frothy, shvering, driveling, fenny, sharp-lip [...], sharp-gumm'd.
Toad stool. Spongy, swelling, porous, soft, hollow, unsavoury, cold, moist, [...], lumpish, poysonous, soon sprung, thunder-engendred, insipid, tastle [...],
Teast. Swimmed, drunken, drowned, thirstie, souced, spungie, swelling sucking, dry, parched, crackl [...]ng, sailing.
Tomb. Forgotten, forsaken, rotten, solitarie, mustie, moldering, dustie, age [...], mossie, sable, fatall, mournfull, quiet, silent, peacefull, vaultie, st [...]tely, pompous, gaudie, garnisht, sumptuous, costly, magnificent, inscribed, speaking, glorious, marble, shadie, darksome, mounfull, nastie, fullsome, time-worn, unfrequented.
Tone. Puling, whining, stately, gracefull, joyfull, sniveling, pleasant, ear-enamouring.
Tongs. Pliant, ruddy, fiery, pinching, crooked, hooking, tenacious usefull, nimble.
Tongue. Melodious, sweet-voic'd, harmoneous, nectareous, heavenly, angelicall, Seraphick, enamouring, victorious perswasive, conquering, captivating, inticing, insnaring, alluting, bewitching, inchanting, charming, delicious, malicious, calumnious, detracting, reproachfull, bibbling, wagging, twatling, tat [...]ling, prating, noisefull, foul-mouth'd, fluen [...], pleasant, stammering, spongie, judicious, tastfull, liquotous, wanto [...], delicate, lavish, flattering, smooth, soothing, froward, clamo [...]ous, envious, unbrideled, treacherous, lying, deceitfull, glozing, coll [...] ging, filed, gilded, venemous, harmfull, poysonous, invenommed, bitter, invective, lashing, scourging, Satyricall, rolling.
[Page 209] Toole. Busie, useful, industrious, pliant, sweaty, laborious, nimble, active, well-handled-
Tooth. v. Teeth. Delicate, sweet, wanton, lickerous, invenomed, poisonous.
Toppe. Gamesome, whirling, scourged, sleeping.
Torch. Burning, blazing, sparkling, dropping, fl [...]ming, smoakie, fiery, shi [...]ing, pitchy, melting.
Torment. Sharp, bitter, bloody, aflicting, vexing, grievous, unsupported, in [...]upportable, intolerable, painful, dolorous, groaning, cruel, miserable, violent, sad, dreadful, rigorous, [...]eart-fretring, wringing, gnawing [...]ating pinching, griping, unexpressed, unpattern'd, un [...]xampled, n [...]p [...]ing, killing, soul-wounding, soul-opressing, gauling, doleful, pitied, [...]eart-breaking, impatient, insuffera [...]le, stabbing, smarting, racking, [...]artyring, disquiet, heart-rending, heart-tearing, gra [...]ing, tedious, un-welcome, uneasy, bruising, crushing.
Torrent. v. Flood. Swelling, boyling, furious, impetuous, dreadful, noiseful, unruly, [...]rothy, foaming, speedy, whirling, murmuring, silver, rumbling, gliding, gushing, rolling, rustling, winding, weeping, wrigling, strag [...]ing, floating, muttering, dancing, careering, posting.
Tortoise. Shell-housed, slow-paced, tardy, crooked, vaulty, hollow, big-bellied.
Torture. v. Torment. Touch. Easie, gentle, yeilding, rough, smooth, harmlesse.
Tow. Flaming, burning, loose, scattered, light, ruffled.
Tower. Lofty, exalted, sensive, mounting, aspiring ambitious, stately, cloud- [...]kissing, skie-braving, cloud-cleaving, mosse-grown, proud, gorge [...]us, skie-kissing, skie-threatning, cloud-inwrapped, skie-invading, [...]tar-brushing, insolent, high-topt, impregnable, defensive, climbing, [...]ostly, sumptuous, magnificent.
Toy. Gaudy, boyish, childish, garish, wanton, lascicious, fan [...]astick, gilden, fine, superfluous, pompous, girlish, worthless, trining, uselesse, unmanly, empty, barren, painted, varnisht.
Toyle. Tedious, laborious, industrious, weary, oppressing, sweating, bruising, [Page 210] crushing, painful, careful, watchful, busie, incessant, officious, obseq [...] ous assiduous.
Trade. G [...]inful, thriving, successeful, prosperous, luckie, commodious, u [...] thriving, barren, busie, industrious, laborious, tedious, weary, toylesome, painful.
Tradesman. Industrious, laborious, swearing, toyling, painful, careful, nipping▪ cheating, cunning, crafty, cozening, glozing, deceiving, venting, s [...] full, unlearned, unlettered, unconceiving, frugal, thrifty, wealthy.
Traffick. Industrious, laborious, busie, gainful, wealthy, merchandizing, c [...] ning, exchanging, contracting.
Tragedy. D [...]eary, sad, bloody, gloomy, sullen, black, woful, ruthful, dole [...]l, pensive, sable mournful, buskind, swelling, high-stil'd, great-worded, grave, lofty, stately, weeping, sententious, thundering, severe, elaborate▪ heroick, pitied.
Traitour. Black, ugly, subtle, viperous, poysonous, tainted, guilty, lurking, secret, rugged, bloody, disloyal, conspiring, toad-spotted, unfaithful, perfidious, revolting, rebellious, wary, cautious, fearful, undermining, under-working, under-handing, insidious, fawning, glozing, odious.
Transgression. v. Sinne. Bold, foul, guilty, heynous, lawlesse, leprous, filthy, ugly, spotted, odious, crying, exorbitant, enormous, wilful.
Trappe. Surprizing, catching, unexpected, insnaring, secret, lurking, subtile, deceitful, trecherous, inthralling.
Trappings. Gaudie, gay, gallant, gorgeous, rich, painted; gilded, barded, shining, glittering, costly, garish, sumptuous.
Trash. Empty, rejected, refuse, base, dis▪regarded, dis-respected, cashie [...]ed, fruitlesse, uselesse, barren.
Travel. Laborious, painful, careful, hard, thorny, combrous, weary, tedious, continual, watchful, assiduous, willing, toylesome, mercenary, incessant, officious, obsequious, improving, enaging.
Traveller. VVeary, sweat [...]ing, painful, flitting, houselesse, sad, unfriended, wary, [Page 211] observant, laborious, industrious, assiduous, diligent, wakeful, unacquainted, discoursive, trudging.
Treachery. Subtile, lurking, secret, ambuscadoed, assaulting, surprizing, insna [...]ing, intrapping, inveagling, alluring, inticing, training, luring, fairspeaking, smooth, glozing, soothing, gilded, smooth tongued, smooth-worded, dissembling, concealed.
Treason. v. Traitour. Treachery. Treasure. v. Gold. Rich, wealthy, unpriz [...]d, inestimable, unmeasured, unconfined, unfathomed, numerous, pretious, unsounded, abounding, flowing, secret, concealed, massie, moneyed, ambitious, proud, gorgeous, gaudy, desited, coveted, powerful, hidden, enchested, dark, inearthed, glittering, inter [...]ed, buried, true, solid, substantial, friend-betraying.
Treaty. Friendly, peaceful, parlying, discussing, disputing, reconciling.
Tree. Tufted, leavie, spreading, branching, budding, pregnant, teeming, loadned, burthened, fruitful, shady, verdant, crooked, shrubby, skie-kissing, high-topt, high-waving, knotty, stately, lofty, vegetative, deeprooted, sappy, shaggy, curled, gloomy, bushie, wel-grown, ratling, blooming, arched, twisted, stooping, bending, fragrant, ambitious.
Trembling. Fearful, amazed, affrighted, feavourish, cold, pale, dreadful, sodain, palsied, disquiet, paralytick.
Trench. VVarlick, dreadfull, hollow, winding, snaky, turning, fensive, ditched, encompast, besieging.
Tresses. v. Haire. VVaving, floating, crisped, curled, frizled, ruffled, braided, dangling, twisted, wanton, shining, amber, radiant.
Tribunal. Dreadful, awful, sad, feared sterne, severe.
Trident. Forked, three-graind, awful, dreadful, sea-commanding, storm-quelling, storm-raising, crooked, controlling, imperious, majestick, tempestuous.
Trifle. Vain, empty, fruitlesse, uselesse, light, gaudy, windy, toyish, unserviceable,
Trinity. Holy, sacred, immortal, glorious, undivided, adored, uncomprehended, knotty, unconceived, misterious.
[Page 212] Triton. Blue, resounding, piping, scaly, enamel'd, shrill, swift, moist, [...]oc [...] ▪ loving.
Triumph. Solemne, pompous, gallant, gaudy, gorgeous, magnificent, joyful [...] joyous, gladsome, mir [...]hful, jovial, feastful, glorious, victorious, sacre [...], honoured, peaceful, proud, swelling, crowned, noble, laureate, stately maj [...]stick.
Troope. Flocking, swarming, numerous, numberlesse, unnumbered, inn [...] merable, preasing, crowding, thronging, clustered, marching, furious, warlick, valiant, clashing, ratling, besieging.
Trophy. Boasting, stately, proud, triumphant, victorious, insulting, lasting, memorable, never-dying, immortal, deathlesse, glorious, famous, pompous, joyful, gorgeous, warlick, lofty, honoured.
Trouble. v. Affliction. Anxious, perplexing, tumultuous, vexing, puzling, molesting, e [...] combering, combrous, pestering, turmoyling,
Troy. Ancient, ruined, pitied, perjur'd, stately, magnificent, spatious, god-built.
Truant. Gamesome, wanton, idle, lazie, loytering, dronish, guilty, fearfull.
Truce. Peaceful, friendly, according, releasing, refreshing.
Trumpet. Martial, warlick, loud-voic't, shrill, hoarse, sterne, dreadful, threa [...] ning, singing, roaring, braying, high-talking, writhed, bloody, crooke [...] windy, barking, b [...]nding, stounding, noyseful, loud-sounding, che [...]k-puffing.
Trust. R [...]posed, relying, assured, faithful, sacred, inviolate.
Truth. Naked, unclothed, simple, undisguized, unmasked, light-loving corner-hating, unplaited, unpainted, certain, undoubted, unquestioned, evident, apparent, confessed, granted, undenyed.
Tumult. Confused, noyseful, impetuous, seditious, mutinous, tempest [...] ous, dreadful, disordered, distempered, unruly, rebellious, furious, angry, enraged.
[Page 213] Tune. Intrancing, inchanting, delicious, ear-ravishing, warbling, harmonious, melodious, enamouring, pleasant, soul-raping, lightsome, mer [...]y, gieesome, sad, mournful, pensive, sprightly, melancholy, heavy.
Turbot. Large, flat, delicious, tastful, crafty, subtile.
Turke. Unbelieving, misbelieving, thrifty, abstemious, cruel, unpitying, mercilesse, unrelenting, inexorable, warlick, circumcized, superstit [...] ous, bloody, wine-forbearing, turban'd, covetous, avaritious, erring.
Turkie. Jealous, painted, gaudy, coral-chained, Indian,
Turney. Turnament. Winding, wheeling, rolling, spatious, justing, dusty, delightful, pleasant, sportive.
Turpentine. Syrian, liquid, odorous, sweating, dropping, subtile, drawing.
Turret. v. Tower. Turtle. v. Dove. Ch [...]st, wanton, pensive, mourning, murmuring, whispering, sw [...]ftwing'd, faithful, loving, constant, meeke, gentle, plaintive, coplaining, querulous, sullen, billing, grizle, courteous, hoarse, amorous, venereous, salacious, fleet-wing'd, crooing.
Tuske. Piercing, wounding, rending, tearing, crooked, bloody, goary, gnashing foamy, frothy.
Tutour. Careful, painful, faithful, observing, eying, guarding, instructing, diligent, assiduous, watchful, attentive, jealous, strict, severe, sterne-vi [...]aged, austere.
Twig. Leavy tender, bloomy, verdant, springing, budding, sprouting, d [...]ngling, green-coated, hoary-headed, waving, bending, writhing, twining inter-woven, pliant, stragling.
Twi-light. G [...]oomy, doubtful, ambiguous, neutral, mongrel, late, darksome, dewy, dusky, grizzle, dappled, gray.
Twins. Resembling, coaeval, contemporary, equal-aged.
Tiber. [...]. Flood. Yellow, old, aged, sandy, Ausonian, horned, Tuscan, swelling, enraged, speedy, reed crown'd.
[Page 214] Tympany. Swelling, puffing, bigg-bellied, gor-bellied, strouting, windy, watry, stretching, skin-tentering, ambitious.
Type. Resembling, representing, prefiguring, predictious, declaring, exemplifying.
Tyrant. Tyranny. Impetuous, insulting, supercilious, insolent, sullen, ambitious, imperious, grim, stern-visag'd, waspish, angry, brow-beating, lawlesse, passionate, incroaching, oppressing, fearlesse, awlesse, bruising, crushing, currish, churlish, surly, murtherous, usurping, high-looking, proud, stormy, self-will'd, self-law'd, savage, moody, odious, haughty, hated, detested, remorselesse, cruel, unrelenting, pompous, inexorable, inhumane, bloody, blood-thirsty, rigorous, voluptuous, marble hearted, eye-sparkling, wrathful, flint-hear [...]ed.
Vagaboud. VVAndering, stragling, houselesse, restlesse, friendlesse.
Vaile. Masking, hanging, dangling, shadowie, virgin, maiden, spreading, cloudy, hiding, concealing, saintly.
Vale. Valley. v. Meadowes. Plains. Dusky, gloomy, narrow, humble, sportive, groveling, crowching, delightsome, fruitful, green-plusht, low-coucht, dejected, solitary, underlying, shaded, over-looked, bushy, flower-enamell'd, motley, smiling, fragrant, hearby, grassie, flower-embroidered, tufred, dazied, level [...]'d, gamesome, green-cloath'd, green-mantled, soft-coated, flower-spangled, resounding, ecchoing hollow, stooping, crooked, darksome, melancholy, winding, green-breasted, stream-embroydered.
Valour. Un-affrighted, undaunted, couragious, unshrinking, stout, unsh [...]k [...]n daring, adventurous, undertaking, attemptive, audacious, untamed, unquelled, masculine, unmooved, presumptuous, free, active, majestick, undejected, manly, haughty, puissant, generous, warlick, triumphant, victorious, all-subduing, heroick.
Vanity. Melting, empty, fleshing flaring, smoaky, frothy, pompous, ridiculous, superfluous, lying, fruitlesse, speckled, swelling.
[Page 215] Vapour. Exhaled, smoaky, moist, cloudy, frothy, smothering, rainy, dusky sable, gloomy, foggy, misty, malignant, fat, oily, aspiring, earth-ingendered, rising, mounting, tow [...]ing, infectious, unhealthy, ascending.
Variance. Jarring. disagreeing, dissentious, wrangling, brabling, jangling, unfriendly, seditious, tumultuous, angry, harsh, hell-nourisht, blood-thirsty.
Variety. Novel, changing, different, plenteous, copious, prodigious, incredible.
Varnish. Painted, shining, glittering, pompous, gaudy.
Vassal. v. Slave. Groaning, tugging, toyling, weary, wronged, abused, drudging, ignominious, laborious, burthened.
Vault. Solitary, moldy, hollow, dankish, rocky, gloomy, darksome, forsaken unfrequented, musty, uncouth, sullen, arched, dark, obscure, mossie, hanging, blind, nasty, denny, doleful, lonely, concealed, secret.
Ʋdder. Sagging, milky, nursing, soft, flowing, tender, fluent, hanging flaging, lolling, veiny, strouting, luxurious.
Vein. Fluent, azure, violet, purple, swelling, flowing, warme, winding, branched, bloody, dancing, enterlacing, trembling, boyling, seething, meandring.
Velvet. Glittering, pompous, rich, shaggy, smooth.
Vengeance, Sharp, hot, swift-wing'd, flaming, wreakful, black, fiery, secret, deserred, gnawing, pursuing, furious, raging, chafing, boyling, bloody, insatiate, unappeased, sad, flame-eyed, snake-haired, cruel, stern-visaged, grim, frowning, rageful. wrathful, threatning, hellish, stinging, [...]ash impetuous, stormy, hot-mouth'd, sullen, blustering, impatient, passion [...]te, sparkling, foaming, frothy, hideous, slow-pac't.
Venison. Delicious, tastful, tast-pleasing, well-seasoned, well-relish [...], larded, costly.
Venome. Baneful, raging, subtile, working, piercing, spreading, swelling, eating, benumming, creeping, burning, drowsie, sleepy, stupefying.
Venus. Froth-born, smiling, faire-hair'd, lovely, frolick, weeping, incestuous, wanton, lustful, burning, raging, youthful, lascivious, unchast, joyous, joyful, proud, toyish, sportive, gamesome, deceitful, fruitfull, [Page 216] teeming, attractive, beauteous, enamouring, bewitching, inchanting, inticing, voluptuous, delicious, black-brow'd, luxurious, adulterous, ingenious, perfumed, pleasant, pernicious, harmeful, bashful, blushing subtile, crafty, curious, quaint, Idalian, Cytherean, Paphian, sea-born, salacious, powerful, commanding, controlling, imperious, golden-haird, smooth.
Verdict. Just, unjust, malitious, injurious, honest, dishonest, severe, grim.
Verdure. Flowry, smiling, youthful, gay, pleasant, gaudy, joyful, joyous, fresh springing, blooming, leavy.
Varjuyce. Sharp, tart, poynant, stomach quickening, soure.
Vermine. Nasty, filthy, loathsome, noysome, harmful, gnawing, misch [...]evous, creeping, crawling.
Verse. Smooth-swelling, tributary, exalted, lofty, harmonious, immortal, deathlesse, powerful, everlasting, well-laboured, well-trickt, wel-drest well-composed, eternal, embalming, numerous, fluent, sweet-flowing, sinewie, learned, pleasant, amorous, wanton, delicious, nectareous, facetious, immortalizing, prophetick, muse-inspired, ear-enamouring, fancy-tickling, sprightly, sacred, measured, sententious, buskin'd, charming, inchanting, intrancing nectar-dropping.
Vertue, Active, sacred, maiden, chast, white, cold, faire, bright, untainted, un-appeached, taintlesse, clear, thredbare, unregarded, disrespected, conspicuous, spotlesse, pretious, diviner, heroick, generous, glorious, deathlesse, immortal.
Vesture. v. Garments. Sumptuous, magnificent, costly, pompous, gorgeous, neat, trim, spruce, handsome, delicate, rich, gay, gaudy, fashionable, becoming.
Vexation. Anxious, pressing, wringing, pinching, dolorous, painful, combrous, pestering.
Ʋglinesse. Loathsome, deformed, foul, nasty, prodigious.
Viands. Delicate, delicious, delightful, tastful, tast-pleasing, nectarean, ambrosial, eye-glutting, feast-ful, costly, expensive, palat-pleasing, desired
Vice. Infamous, execrable, light-flying, enormous, unruly, odious, deformed, ugly, detested, leprous, filthy, spotted, pernitious, soul-tainting, soul-killing, impious, soul-stabbing, soul-wounding, defaming, loathing, [Page 217] [...]nsidious, rebellious, incorrigible, depraving, slipperie, alluring.
Victor. Victory. Laureate, crowned, white, silver-winged, triumphant, delightfull, valiant, couragious, martiall, warlick, renowned, famous, imperious, insulting, glorious, bright, subduing, conquering, happy, immortal, puisant, insulting.
Vigour. Manly, powerfull, nervous, sinewie, chearfull, active, lively, sprightly.
Villain. Michievous, rude, roguish, fordid, erath-born, notorious, crackrope, rope-ripe, shamelesse, unblushing, saucy, bold, impudent, brazen fac'd.
Vine. Spreading, winding, clasping, amorous, clustered, limber, sprightly, life-chearing, grape-charged, bleeding, humble, generous, lusty, swelling, uxorious, fruitfull, youthfull, wanton, embracing, clinging, twining, encreasing, creeping, wrigling, writhing, knotty, brisled, leavy, ramping, bending, spriggie, branching, shadie, underpropped, enterlacing, tender, gadding, full-clustered.
Vineger. Sharp, tart, sour, cold, vigorous, subtil, piercing, cooling, refrigerating, poynant.
Vintage. Fruitfull, teeming, wealthy, plenteous, prosperous,
Violence. Harsh, rugged, rigid, enforcing, surious, raging, untamed, unresisted, impetuous, cruel, tumultuous, tempestuous, angry, disdainfull, proud, dreadfull, insolent, hurrying, oppressing, unpitying, unrelenting, audacious, imperious, disordered, tyrannous, swelling, transporting, head-strong, frantick, wild, savage, ungovern'd, impatient, passionate, blustering, heady, surly, sullen.
Violet. Nodding pale, purple, pale, azure, creeping, soft, st [...]eaked, beauteous, sweet-smelling, glowing.
Viper. Poysonous, venemous, drunken, wine-loving, abortive, pernicious, birth-forcing.
Virago. Stout, hardy, couragious, manly, masculine, heroick, valiant, valorous, bold, audacious, adventurous, fearlesse, undaunted.
Virgin. Chaste, modest, blushing, bashfull, sober, untainted, pure, unspotted▪
[Page 218] Virginity. Cold, barren, fruitlesse, chast, pure, taintlesse, modest, sober, bashf [...] spotlesse, straight-lac'd, untoucht, maiden, white, pale.
Visage. Deformed, beauteous, smiling, mild, joyful, sweet, pleasing, ang [...] frowning, furious, rageful, stormy, imperious, graceful, lovely, disdai [...] ful, moded, setled, sterne, grim, mournful, chearful, affected, murtherous, supercilious, haughty.
Vision. Prophetick, sacred, enthusiastick, inspired, heaven-sent.
Vizard. Masking, disguising, concealing, dissembling, deceiving, veiling.
Ʋlcer. Putrid, diseaseful, nasty, loathsome, infectious, swelling, inflamed, uncured, corrupting, sordid, noysome, corroding, fretting, spreading, painful, putrifying.
Ʋlisses. Prudent, famous, subtile, crafty, wary, perju [...]'d, wandering, treacherous, warlick, lingering.
Ʋnadvisednesse, Rash, peremptory, inconsiderate, heedlesse, blustering.
Ʋncleanesse. Nasty, foul, loathsome, fulsome, sordid, sluttish.
Ʋnconstancy. v. Inconstancy. Ʋnderling. Oppressed, groaning, inferiour, obedient, humble, dejected, yeilding, slavish, servile.
Ʋnderstanding. Clear, quick, sharp, ingenious, apprehensive, deviseful, artful, inventive, ready, subtile, active, nimble, ranging, roving, pregnant, teeming, busie, rich, wealthy, enriched, contriving.
Ʋngratefulnesse. v. Ingratitude. Fowle, base, odious, shamelesse, detestable impious, proud, insolent, arrogant.
Ʋnhandsomenesse. Deformed, ugly, loathsome, nasty.
Ʋnhappinesse. Disastrous, pitied, killing, perplext, impatient.
Ʋnicorne. Long-horn'd, warlick, virgin-loving, lyon-hating, Indian, savage, furious, pretious, rich-horned, yelling.
[Page 219] Ʋniformity. Gracefull, proportioned, agreeing, becomming, decent, beeauteous, equall, even-squared, pleasant, handsome.
Ʋnity, Ʋnion. Friendly, peaceful, loving, amorous, embracing, conjoyning, sociable, according, agreeing, calm, mutuall, unjarring.
Ʋuniverse. Large, wide, wide-skirted, dispersed, extended, populous.
Ʋniversity. Lettered, learned, studious, famous, populous, bookish, instructive, honoured, peopled, thronged.
Voice. Sweet, harmonious, delicious, confused, suppliant, interrupted, intrancing, inchanting, well tuned, ear-ravishing, ear-enamouring, soul-raping, sprightly, mournfull, piteous, complaining, joyfull, mirthfull, puling, whining.
Volume. I earned, studious, subtil, sacred, grave, industrious, instructive, elaborate.
Vow. Religious, chaste, binding, fervent, pious, solemn, rash, inconsidetate, unadvised, devotious, obliging, irrevocable.
Votray, v. Hermit. Voyage. Dangerous, adventurous, successefull, successelesse, disasterous, happy, unhappy, tedious, prosperous,
Ʋprore. Tumultuous, confused, seditious, mutinous, rebellious, lawlesse, unruly, disordered, noyfull, furious, distempered.
Ʋrn. Quiet, forgetfull, sacred, peacefull, forsaken, fatall, mournfull, sable-vaulty, shady, darksome, cold, silent, shrowding, Ashy.
Ʋse. Frequent, commodious, profitable, gainfull.
Ʋsury Ʋsurer. Oppressing, griping, exacting, avaritious, greedy, covetous, scraping, odious, hatefull, cruel, crushing, squeezing, hoarding, pinching, stanchlesse, insatiate, heart enthralling, monied, pale, carefull, fearfull, rigorous, unpitying inexorable-
Vulcan. Laborious, smudgy,, black, industrious, deformed, smoakie, [Page 220] coali [...], grimie, polt-foot, fierie, dustie, slow-footed, tardie-pac'd, lame, halting, rusty, musty, horned, cornuted.
Vulgar. v. Multitude. Low, bas [...], misjudging, misdeeming, rude, illiterate, unconceiving, unlearned, sottish, giddy-headed, brainlesse, hair-brain'd, moodie, humorous, frantick, shallow-headed, tumultuous, inconstant, seditious.
Vulture. Greedy, ravenous, presaging, devouring, slow-wing'd, gluttonous, ill-boding, predictious, ominous, raping, carkasse-haunting.
Wagon. Wain. CReaking, groaning, shreeking, burdened, wheeling, turning.
Wall. Assaulted, scaled, inclosing, immuring, imprisoning, incircling, proud, lofty, mounting, towring, aspiring, ambitious, spatious, entow [...] ed, silent, mosse-thrun [...]'d, aged, crazie, defensive, stubborn, stone compacted.
Want. Griping, pinching, oppressing, penurious, needy, crushing, bruising, meager, soul-squeezing, gauling, freezing, heart-dejecting, inforcing, importuning, necessirating, tugging, laborious, industrious, toiling, down-looking, grinding, urging, lank-bellied, thin-gutted.
Wanton. Wantonnesse. Lascivious, obscene, dallying, toyish, sportive, lewd, rude, ungoverned, unruly, unreined, uncurbed, jolly, frolick, frantick, hair-brain'd unbrideled, tempting, luxurious, heady, disordered, intemperate, regardlesse, revelling, saucy, full-fed, insatiate, fearlesse.
Wardrobe. Rich, wealthy, pompous, go geous, gaudy, tumbled, ruffled, rifled ransacked.
Warinesse. Cautious, cautelous, timerous, fearfull, perplexed, doubtfull, advised, considerate, deliberate, pondering, tardy, slow-pac'd.
War. Rugged, blood-thirsty, rude, remorslesse. angry, hungry, stein, [Page 221] surly, sullen, bloody, dreary, gloomy, strifefull, litigious, stormy, [...]empestuous, blustering, rustling, impetuous, wastfull, terrour-breathing, active, tumultuous, smoaky, all-abhorred, cormorant, distressefull, devouring, blood-sucking, all-consuming, confused, murdering, furious, sacrilegious, impartial, inexorable, outragious, dreadfull, inhumane, savage, ruinating, brutish, feral, enraged, mischievous, cruell, mortall, adventurous, attemptive, couragious, victorious, doubtfull, uncertain, insolent, disastrous, successefull, blood-streaming, pitilesse, mercilesse, hell-nou [...]isht.
Warriour v. Souldier. VVasp. Angry, peevish, pettish, testy, touchy, stinging, injurious, humming, harmfull, pestering, noysefull, thievish, fellonious, pilfering, robbing, preying, raping, purloyni [...]g filching.
VVast. Lavish, profusive, expensive, unthrifty, luxurious, prodigall, improvident, fruitlesse, causelesse, riotous, excessive, wealth-eating, devouring, wealthy, consuming, needlesse, superfluous, unnecessary, swallowing, dissolute.
Wast. v. Wildernesse. VVatch. Observant, careful, svigilant, attentive, listening, night-walking, strict.
VVater. v. Springs VVave. Pliant, crisped, flowing, cleansing, plashie, streaming, clear, bright, Chrystall, glassie, running, deep, shallow, fishie, boiling, bubling, gushing, muttering, unruly, rolling, muddie, healthfull, floating, gliding, scattered, foaming, froathy.
Wave. Angry, enraged, boyling, swelling, rolling, foaming, crisped, curled, purled, stormie, azure, writhing, wrigling, winding, fl [...]tting, floating, wilder, dancing, tumbling, straggling, fretting, sparkling, troubled, shattered, swallowing, engulphing, ingorging, chasing, impetuous, tempestuous, wandering, encroaching, invading, assailing, roaring, noysefull, drumming, rocking, rising, giddie, frothy, foamy, yielding, justling, stooping, yawning, sweeping, silver, Christall, trembling, brackish, surly, sullen, sliding, mounting, breaking, ruffled, wrinckled, churlish, brisied, imperious, tumultuous, vaulting, leaping, furious, careering, arched, gliding, posting, bustling, tossing, murmuring, muttering, self-drowning, proud, big-bell [...]ed, climbing, yesty, contentious, wreakfull weltring.
[Page 222] Wavering. Unconstant, uncertain, doubtfull, unsettled, unsteady, windy, instable, perplexed, anxious, dist [...]acted, ambiguous, giddy, faint, cold, heartlesse, fearfull jealous, suspitious, carefull.
Wax. Soft, pliant, relenting, yielding, melting, limber, supple, obedient, clammie.
Wealth. v. Gold. Envied, desired, unmeasured, unconfined, unfathomed, abounding, unprised, inestimable, proud, gorgeous, gaudy, commanding, imperious, glittering, pompous, unexhausted, sullen, treasured.
Weapons. Offensive, defensive, clashing, sharp-edged, fatall, mortall, bloody, thirsty, gory, keen-edged, flaming, revengefull, reeking, wounding murdering, barbarous, victorious, glancing, brandished, sharppointed.
Wearinesse. Fainting, tedious, vexing, tired, toilsome, jaded, irksome.
Weathor. Fair, foul, delicate, dull, healthful, unhealthfull, diseasefull, tempestuous, sad, heavy, chearfull, seasonable, unseasonable, cloudy, showry, hot, cold, nipping, freezing, soultry, sweltring, freezing, sharp, mild, pleasant, drowsie.
Weathercock. Turning, windy, wind-turn'd, unconstant, lofty, moving.
Wedding. v. Marriage. Mirthfull, feastfull, joyfull, joyous, ceremonious, stoln, amorous, peacefull, geniall.
VVeeds. Choaking, fruitlesse, cumbrous, encumbering, unwelcome, barren, marish, rank, presumptuous, usel [...]sse, plashie, shallow-rooted, pernicious, harmfull, noysome.
VVeesell. Slender, fearfull, lurking, egge-sucking, lank-bellied.
VVelcome. Gracious, cheatfull, loving, smiling, chearing, kind, bounteous, jolly, loving, courteous.
Welkin. v. Firmament. VVelshman. Valiant, furious, generous, genealogicall.
VVest. Sober, red-cheek'd, blushing, Sun-inning, gloomy.
[Page 223] Whale. Storm-boding, massie, prodigious, storm-presaging, sea-oppressing, sea-tyrannising.
VVheat. Yellow, bearded, golden-eared.
Wheel. Turning, rolling, creaking, swift-pac'd, speedy, crooked, rushing.
Whip. Lashing, scourging, smarting, painfull, correcting, revengefull, sharp, knotty, twisted, awing, dreadfull, fearing, hated, loathed, curbing, restraining, tutoring, cruell, blooody, schooling, severe, rigorous, threatning, torturing.
Whirlpool. v. Gulph. Devouring, swallowing, frothy, deep, yawning, wide-mouth'd, jawstretch'd.
Whirlwind. v. Wind. Dusty, impetuous, flaming, sweeping, sudden, resistlesse, tempestuous, cloudy, boysterous.
VVhisper. Soft, warm, glowing, guilty, secret, close, hollow, silent, fearfull, pleasing, magick, drowsie.
VVhore. v. Harlot Lascivious, wanton, lustfull, obscene, leprous, infamous, rammish, strumpeting, dallying, rampant, callet, baudy, brothel'd, uncivill, rotten, salacious, dissolute, immodest, mercenary, shamelesse, impudent, notorious, filthy, painted, canckered, itchie, goatish, unblushing, loathsome, musty, nasty, pocky.
VVidow. Comfortlesse, desolate, sad, pensive, melancholy, l [...]nely, jolly, lusty, frolick, bounsing, distressed, mournfull, wofull, afflicted, oppressed.
Wife. Loving, carefull, sollicitous, embracing, indulgent, chearing, loyall, disloyall, brawling, contentious, litigious, unquiet, scolding, happy, unhappy, delicious.
VVildernesse. Unpeopled, uncou [...]h, shaggy, desart, solitary, lonely, devious, savage, melancholy, silent, unfrequented, sandy, dreadfull, sullen, gloomie, rockie, hoary, pathlesse, shrubby bushy, unfruitful, barren, inhospitable, wastful.
VVile Crafty, cunning, treacherous, insidious, cheating, deceitful, beguiling, subtill, juggling, ingenious, artificial, secret, slie▪ working, circumventing.
[Page 224] Will. Unforced, free-working, uncontrolled, active.
Willow. Pliant, limber, branching, spreading, sprouting, bank-loving, plash-loving, shadie, tender.
Wind. Howling, bellowing, drumming, incaved, sweeping, ruffling, pratling, tatling, twatling, talking, saucy, uncivill, tyrannising, loud voiced, churlish, hollow, barking, wandering, amorous, courting, whizzing, whirling, mutinous, whistling, whisking, active, singing, dancing, flitting, unruly, rustling, inconstant, swinging, curled, chiding, posting, busling, whiffing, whispering, fanning, murmuring, impetuous-creeping, bleak, hurrying, licentious, insulting, swelling, straggling, scattering, shattering, rocking, chafing, incensed, struggling, flying, justling, rapefull, rising, jangling, jarring, ranging, blustering, surly, careering, ratling, sturdy, puffing, stern, stormy, high-rais'd, sporting, dallying, gamesome, chattering, audacious, muttering, sullen, tanning, angry, nimble, quarrelling, fantastick, resistlesse, wrestling, labouring, loudly-storming.
Windings. Slipperie, snakie, spatious, crooked, doubled, intricate.
Window. Lofty, hollow, Chrystall, trall [...]'st, stately.
Wine. Costly, brisk, rich, generous, spruce, neat, choice, odorous, spirit-prompting, care-drowning, sparkling, heating, delicious, massick, Caerubian, Chian, Lesbian, Candian, joyous, smiling, nectareous, fuming, forgetful, raging, wit-expelling, rebellious, reason-deposing, sprightly, lusty.
Wing. Supporting, roosting, fluttering, swooping, gliding, sweeping, brushing, towring, scaling, nimble, active, industrious, soaring, mounting, moving, wandering, plumie, well-feathered, fanning, panting, beating, brooding, downy, ruffled, trembling, waving, swimming floating, flagging, slicing, hatcihng, hovering, subtil, ready, easie, soft, restlesse, busie, swift, balanc'd tosed, airie, air-cutting,
Winter. Bleak, blasting, irksome, pinching, barren, stormy, shivering, trembling, frosty, fruitlesse, foggy, rugged, leavelesse, chil, frost-starved, drizling, dull, hoary, old, gray, hideous, blustering, nipping, sap-consuming, rude, sluggish, drowsie, sullen, icie, keen; sharp, deformed, decrepit, rainie, windie, showrie, dirty, mirie, fierce, snowie, [Page 225] cruel, injurious, devouring, angry, churlish, crabbed, tempestuous, melancholy, grim, sterne-visaged, discoloured.
Wire. Pliant, slender, limber, twisted, twining.
Wish. Hungry, covetous, desirous, longing, greedy, cherisht, avaritious, ardent, ambitious, passionate, hearty, sollicitous, insatiate.
Wit. Active, pregnant, piercing, quick, sagacious, plotting, contriving, inventing, mature, nimble, stirring, happy, enriched, penetrating.
Witch. Thessalian, blew-eyed, freckled, mumbling, withered, unhallowed, hellish, ugly, nasty, fulsome, hideous, furious, malitious, mishapen, cruel, mischeevous, il-looking, g [...]umbling, charming, muttering, hateful, spightful, dreadful, revengeful, affrightful, siveturning, image-pricking, bloody.
Woe. v. Griefe. Doleful, mournful, plaintful, pensive, sad, cruel, unexpressed, heart-rending-tearing-contracting-killing-pinching-wringing-fretting-oppressing-gnawing-gauling-grating-breaking-squeezing, discontented, impatient, intolerable, unsupported, pitied, disquiet.
Wolfe. Rapeful, ravening, curst, Thracian, hungry, greedy, devouring, raping, howling, Appulian, mountain, insatiate, bloody, preying, foaming, grinning, night-stragling, gluttonous, furious, salvage.
Women. Beauteous, soft, wanton, crafty, deceitful, inconstant, weak, frail, pityful, tender, compassionate, pratling, passionate, delicate, melting, jealous, impatient, weeping, puling, whining, war-detesting, revengeful, smooth-faced, rash, inconsiderate.
Wombe. Pregnant, teeming, fruitful, barren, painful, swelling.
Wonder. Attractive, unwonted, stupendious, prodigious, silent, unbeleeved, fai [...]h-surpassing, unaccustomed, amazing, intrancing.
Wood. Silent, shaggy, pathlesse, leavy, shady, lofty, bushy, ecchoing, h [...]ghwaving, arched, stately, sullen, wel-grown, unfrequented, solitary, mossy, cu [...]led, shrubby, desart, gloomy, devious, darksome, verdant, beast-haunted, unpeopled,
Wooll. Curled, thirsty, fleecy, twined, rough, drinking, frizled, furled, ravelled,
[Page 100] Word. Winged, flying, irrevocable, unrecalled, gilded, oyly, sententious, sugred, forced, strained.
Worke. Laborious, tedious, toylesome, stirring, active, busie painful, industrious, unimitable, unpatterned, unexampled.
Worme. Crawling, wrigling, gnawing, impartial, devouring, saucy.
Wormwood. Bit [...]er, distastful, gray, hoary, medicinal.
Wound. Gaping, reeking, gushing, gastly, gasping, yawning, smarting, lanched, sharp, rankling, bleeding, festered, painful, cruel, gashing, hollow, trembling, killing, murthering, fatal, bloody, griezly.
Wrack. Doleful, woful, pitied, sad, unhappy, disastrous.
Wrath. v. Anger. Fury. Burning, baneful, hot, inflaming, wal-eyed, brutish, blustering, fierce, fiery, bloody, revengeful, impetuous, tempestuous, furious.
Wrinkle. Aged. hanging, deformed, curled, folded, frowning, gathered,
Wrist. Sinewie, snowie, ivory, veiny, azure-streaked.
Wreath. Pleited, braided, knotty, curled, leavy, laurel, flowry, triumphant, victorious, brow-incircling, joyful.
Xanthus. v. River. Speedy, crooked, yellow, golden-streamed, Phrygian.
Xenophon. Learned, studious, industrious.
Xerxes. Haughty, Persian, ambitious, voluptuous, proud, sea-scourging, luxurious.
Yeare. TArdy, sliding, turning, increasing, fleeting, lingring, tedious, swift, wheeling, flying, unrecalled, wasting, declining, passant, rolling, succeeding, gliding, snakie, creeping, running, posting, winged, reviving, surviving, hasty, speedy, swift-paced, un-returning.
Yeast. Frothy, foamy, swelling, rising.
Yew. Warlick, dismal, fatal, mortal, ven [...]mous, unhappy, verdant, deadly, dreadful,
Yoke. Galling, pressing curbing, wringing, restraining, heavy, crushing, bruising, uneasie, hateful, slavish, servile, detested, crooked, odious, painful, displeasing, tyrannous.
Youth. Unbrideled, wild, hot, fresh, loose, manly, blooming, vigorous, ungoverned, unruly, amotous, giddy, immoderate, flowing, waxie, pliant, budding, green, rude, raw, unexperienced, untutor'd, active, stirring, unreined, lustful, smiling, downy, wanton, vernant, burning, coltish, able, intemperate, dissolute, untamed, proud, ambitious, voluptuous, luxurious, unwary, rash, haire-braind, inconsiderate, flowry, lascivious, soft, tender, free▪boyling, impatient, furious, hardy, unwise, lively, quick-headed, impetuous, audacious, daring, couragious, sprightful, active, generous, chearful, merry, ingenious, witty, briske, neat, inconstant, sportive, gamesome, frolick, jovial, cholerick, uncontrolled, unmellow, unripe unfledge, sleeke, smooth, unsifted, unreclaimed, indiscreet, riotous.
Zeal. COouragious, industrious, religious, affectionate, passionate, vertuous, fervent, hot, burning, ardent, officious, pious, sacred, inflaming, flamy, devoted, superstitious, ravisht, intemperate, [Page 228] wel-tempered, careful, cordial, hearty, hot-mouthed, frantick.
Zephirus Balmy, spicy, flowry, cooling, life-breathing, life-infusing, courteous, mild, kind, odorous, winged, warme, swift-winged, wanton, enamoured.
Zodiak. Crooked, painted, starry, heaven-girdling, sparkling, star-enameld, star-embossed.
Zoylus. Envious, calumniating, backbiting, babling, biting, injurious, detracting, convitious, barking, carping, reproachful, snarling, supercilious, disdainful, lashing, captious, censorious, exceptious, currish, capricious, invective, sharp-toothed, tongue-wounding, quipping, girding, jeering, snapping, condemning, reviling, unknowing, ignorant, fantastick, grinning.
[Page 230] As righteous as he—Isaacs old fire, Sarah's loyal mate, Great Terah's faithful son.
One that in wine tasts water, in water wine, As if he had drunk of the Clytorian fount, which who so tasts nere after relish wine.
The joyless lake, the flaming torrent, gloomy water dismal wave.
The sad infernal streame, the moate of hell, Where the sad Furies bath their ugly limbs.
To grace, embellish, enamel, beautifie, fringe, lace edge, embroyder, embosse, enchase inlay, spangle, sleeke, smooth, file, enrich, varnish.
[Page 237] That heat which chaps the soul, and lets the devil creep in at the [...]ranies,
Had Narcissus lookt so when he was angry, and seen his own face, he could never have been in love with himself.
All his flegm is turned into choler. If God should have then armed him with thunder in 24. houres, there had neither been tent nor pavillion.
Correspondent, suting with, ecchoing to, holding proportion with, v. Sandys. Ovid. Metam. lib. 7. pag. 262. Keeping pace with.
That finds all the ruines of wit in the rubbish of old Authours. [...] man strangely thrifty of time past, and hath an unnaturall disease [...]o be enamoured of old age and wrinckles, and loves all things as [...]utchmen do cheese for beeing moldie, a broken Statue would almost make him an idolater. His estate consists most in shekles, and Roman coynes: printed books he contemns as a novelty of this [...]at [...]er age, bur dotes on a manuscript, and would give all his wealth for a Book of the old Romane binding, or six lines of Tully in his own hand. His chamber is commonly hung with strange beasts skins, and is a kind of charnell-house of bones extraordinary. Rescuing the prey from the teeth of time, making an Hue and Cry, for Cities that are run away; and by certain marks and tokens, pursuing to find them. If he meet with an old manuscript which hath the mark worn out of its mouth, and hath lost the date, yet he can tell the age thereof either by the Phrase or Character.
Harness, habilaments, greaves, guyses, van-brasse, pouldron, co [...]selet, gantlet, curasse, shield, helmet, sallet, target, burgane [...] ▪ [...]u [...]rions, tates.
The water bea [...] by her hands, made lines in his face, and seemed to smile at such beating, and with twenty bubbles not to be content to have the picture of her face in large upon him; but he would in each of these bubbles set forth her miniature.
[...]. All that beheld her (and all that could, did behold her) made [...]heir eyes quick messengers to their minds, to let them know they had seen the uttermost that could be seen, and despair of ever meeting a fairer object.
[Page 260] Clad in windowed rags, pelting against the storme. v. Poore.
Blooming, dawning, infant, morning, portal, threshold, cradle, infancy, bud, bloome, blade, Gam-ut, Alphabet, Elements, youth, nonage, pupillage, minority, childhood, porch, front, entry, commencement.
The lay part of the man, cloud, shroud, robe of flesh, [...]obe of clay, walls of better clay, fleshie cloud, flesh [...]e shroud, fair prison of the soul, house of mooving clay.
Impartial tutors, dumb schollers, silent schoole masters, mute instructers, treasurers of knowledge.
One that can take towns at table, and make forraign designs between his bed curtains, whose tongue is his best weapon.
That talks of nothing but stoccadoes, and circumvallations, and studies hard words in other countries, to fright poor folks with them at home;
Comes stealingly out, as if it seemd loth to come forth from so delicious a mansion, but that it hoped to be drawn in again to that well closed Paradise.
Whose kisses were so chast, that love seemed to play there without darts. Chast as the eyes of turtles. Diana apparelled in the g [...]rments of Venus, such a wanton modesty she had, and in [...]icing sobernesse.
She was alwayes hidden either under a veile, or in her chamber, and all the world might suspect he [...] to be faire, but there was scarce any knew it, bu [...] her mother.
Whose souls white paper is yet unscribled with observations of the world, wherewith at length it becomes a blurd note-book. Who yet knowes no evil, nor hath made means by sin to be acquainted With misery.
All the language he speakes is tears, and they serve well to expresse his necessity.
His hardest labour is his tongue, as if he were loth to use so de [...]eitful, [Page 281] an organ, and he is best company with it, when he can but [...]rattle.
His fathers little S [...]ory, wherein he reads those dayes of his life, [...]he cannot remember, and sighes to se [...] what innocency he hath [...]out-liv'd.
In his purity, and simplicity, he is the Christians example, and the old mans relapse.
Could he put off his body with his little coat, he had got eternity without a burthen, and exchanged one heaven for another. Like his first father, he is worse in his breeches. He wears his dagger m [...]zzled, lest it should bite his master.
Such an one, as an enemy could not wish him worse, than to be himself; doing any thing to get that which he is determined, when it is gotten never to use.
[Page 288] That think heaven for gold an easie morgage:
One that could love God well, if there were an L. more in h [...] name. One that hath coffi [...]'d up his soul in his chest before his body, whom upon any payments wrested from him, the charges of [...] rope, merely keeps from hanging himself.
Like a dog in a wheel, toyles to roast meat for others eating, freezing before the fire, whilest he fears to be burnt, if he come nearer it.
That could be content to have both his eyes pluck [...] out, so he might have gold put in the holes.
Perfumed silk-worms. Inferiour orbes directed by the motion of higher sphears.
Putting much of his judgment away about the situation of his cloaths. There is a confederacy between him and his clothes, betwixt them to make up a puppy.
Proud of the ratling of his silks, (clothes being the remembrances of lost innocency) like a mad man that laughs at the ratling of his [...]etters.
Ready to run away from himselfe, like the Satyr that ran away a [...] the noyse of the noyse of the horne which he himself blew.
Looks as if his eyes would run into his soul, and his soul out of his body upon the least sent of danger.
Cast [...]ng such unlikely dangers, as all the planets together could [...]arce conspire. Clinias. Damaetas. [...]hersites.
A valiant voice, that is resolved to have his sword never curst by any widow.
H [...]s blcod not daring to be in so dangerous a place went out of his face, and hid it selfe more inwardly, and his very words as if affraid of blowes came slowly from him.
Affraid of his own sword he wears, and affrighted wi [...]h the clashing, of his own armour.
[Page 240] That wears all his daggers in his mouth,
And will see his sister sooner naked than a sword.
His blood runs thick, as if it would blot a sword.
Prometheus was a sleepe while his heart was making, and forgot to put fire in it.
If once his eye be struck with terrour, all the costick phisick in the world cannot stay him.
Wonderful, exceptious and cholerick, where he sees men are lo [...] to give him an occasion, and you cannot pacifie him better than by quarrelling with him.
Whom when he is most hot, you may easily threaten into a very honest quiet man.
The sight of a sword wounds him more sensible than the stroke, every man is his master that dare beat him, and every man dares that knowes him.
He is a Christian merely for fear of hell fire, and if any religion could fright him more, he would be of that.
Such as would conquer victory it self, if it stood in their way as they fly.
Loving to shew a nature steep'd in the gall of passion, display the ignoble tyranny of prevailing discords, being valiant against no resistance, and making no resistance when they meet true valour.
That would sooner creep into a scabbard, than draw a sword, and endure a bullet than shoot of a musket.
[Page 242] The surgean of old authou [...]s, healing the wounds of dust and ignorance.
He is a troublesome vexer of the dead, which after so long sparing, must rise up to the judgment of his castigation.
He is one that makes all books sell dearer, whilst he swells them into folios by his comments.
Cornet, chaplet, garland, diadem, incirclet, wreath, fillet, circlet, ringe, [...]inglet, cincture, anadem, impalement.
To present usances. That great gyant that is so prevalent that often-times we shape the discourse of reason, and course of nature to the inb [...]ed notions, and preconceptions she hath printed in our minds.
Cynthia. v. Moone. Diana.
A nose at enmity with all others, and against which no possible defence, but a pair of Spanish gloves.
That blunders all the rivers he passeth through, and avoids th [...] sight of Painters and glasses, lest they should shew him the pattern of his visage:
Goggle-eyed, sparrow-mouthed, gubber-toorhed, canker-eatengummes, hook-nosed, rotten-teeth, Morphew-fact, beetle-browed, her nose and chinne half meet to make the teeth friends that are fallen out. A breath stinking up and down the room, a nose dropping Winter, and S [...]mmer; A Bavarian poke under her chinne, lav [...]- [...]ard, dugges, like two double juggs, bloody-fallen-singers, scabbed-wrists, Cow-wasted, tand-skinne, splay-footed, gouty legs, stinking-feer.
As if the emulous earth meant to have Clouds, as well as the aire. The naked wind appareld her self in dust,
Little world, so self-sufficient, that she seems to thrust away from her all the world besides, as being a substanrive that can stand by it selfe.
That had the first Christian King, and out of whose bowels sprung the first' Christian Emperour.
Whose eyes cannot look right on any happy man, nor ears bear the burthen of his praise, contrary to other plagues, he is plagued with anothers well being, making happinesse the ground of his unhappinesse, and good newes the argument of his sorrow, whose favour none can win, but at the dear race of being miserable.
[Page 277] Such an one, as his enemy needs wish him no worse, than to wish his own happiness seen by him.
Of a l [...]an body and visage, as if his eager soul biting for anger at the [...]ogge of his body, desired to fret a p [...]ss [...]ge through it.
That [...]ect which acknowledge no greater evill than pain, nor h [...]gher bl [...]sse than pleasure.
Between two nutshels stew'd, Is meat that's easily chew'd, the beards of mice
Bounld [...]sse, restlesse faculty, free from all engagements, digg [...] without spade, sails without Ships, Flies without wings, builds without charges, fights without bloodshed, in a moment striding from the Center to the circumference of the world, by a kind of omnipotency creating and annihilating things in a moment, and marryng things divorced in nature.
The chief burden of his brain is the carriage of his body, an [...] the setting of his face in good frame, which he perfo [...]ms the better, because he is not disjointed with other Meditations.
He hath staid in the world to fill a number, and when he's gone there wants one, and there's an end
[Page 301] In the speculation of his good parts, his eys like a drunkard [...]es all all double, and his fancy like an old mans spectacles makes great Letter in a small print.
He conceives mens thoughts very idle, that is onely busie about [...]im. Both his Inprimis and his Item are his cloaths. A pretty [...]iece of finicall ignorance, or a fool without his motley coat.
Such a man as his Tailour pleaseth to make him.
That puts away most of his jugement about the situation of his [...]loaths. His cloachs are sacrified-
Going with such a noise, as if his body were the wheel-barrow [...] carry his rumbling judgement.
His whole body goes all upon skrews, and his face is the vice that moves them.
A fellow so utterly nothing, that he knows not what he would be.
That would rather have the whole Common-wealth troubled, than an hair out of order about him.
Ever in the slavery of Ceremonie and Complements.
A man consisting of a pickedevant, and two mustachoes, and utterly to defeat him there needs but three clippes of a pair of c [...]zzars.
A barren brain in fertle hair.
A speaking Butterflie. Sober drunkards. Fastidious, Brisk, wise onely by inheritance.
The cares of men having little else of them but speech and laughter, using the preface of a mile to bring in a furlong of matter,
Whose language is astonishing bumbast, till men understand him they are scard with it.
There is a confederacy between him and his cloaths to make a puppet: A man
Within the deserts of Arabia, nor in the entrails of the sea, was there ever so furious a monster found, and if Tyrants, whose memory is hateful to us, had been stored with such instruments for effecting their cruelties, surely the martyrs had endured a feaver for religion, and not that outward fire, nor bitings of wild beasts. At every sting it ca [...]ries a poor sick person to the borders of the other world, and causeth him sensibly to touch the extremities of life. To support it long, a greater remedy than pa [...]ience is no lesse than requilite, and other forces than those of man. Enough to make a man pity him four hundred leagues off, yet he is so valiant, he would not fly though pursued by an army, and so stately, he would not rise from his bed to salute a King. If God had conferred a kingdome upon him, with condition never to sleep more than he doth, he would prove the most vigilant prince living, not would need either guards or sentinels about his person.
A country wedding and a whitson [...]le are the [...]wo main places he [Page 306] domineers in, where he goes for a musitian, and overlooks the bag-pipes.
As a pan-cake for shrove tuesday, a mor [...]is for May-day, a candle for the candlestick, a nayle for the hole, a Nuns lips for a F [...] ars mouth.
Which put so large a distance betwixt the tongue and the heart, that they are seldome relatives.
That ha [...] the Heliotropian quality of the Tulip and Marigold, following the motion of the sun, opening and shutting with him.
None hath better command of rain and sun-shine in his face, to smile and weep at pleasure.
Following them, whose fortunes may tempt his paines to deceive them.
He is before hand with your thoughts, and able to suggest them unto you. He will commend to you first what he knowes you like, and ha [...]h alwaies some absurd story or other of your enemy; and then wonders how your two opinions should so jump in one man.
That partake of one anothers good and evill with so lively a reflexion, that there needs but one blow to make two wounds. O [...]r second selves. Our other selves.
VVho would have seen the picture of Alecto, or with what manner of conutenance Medea kill'd her own children, needed but take his face for the full satisfaction of his knowledge in that point,
That ushers in the day. Locks some curled, some forgotten, with such a careless care and art dissembling art, as she seem'd she would lay them for a pattern, whether nature simply, or nature help'd by cunning were the more excellent.
Seething, boyling, soultry, stewing, baking, brewing, frying, roasting, broyling, parching, scorching, burning, flaming, chased smoaking, sweating, reeking, glowing, findging, scalding.
Star-spotted-spangled-powdered-checkered-embroyderered curtains, carpets, books.
I burst ope the letter, but not till after the third pluck, as if the [...] dumbe wax, pitying my too nigh approaching unhappinesse, seeme [...] to be an unwilling messenger of my misery.
How often did I kisse the seal, your letters waxen lock! [...]ow often did I put it to my lips, that by that dumbe show, it might un [...] derstand its welcome.
[Page 369] How often did I read, and read again the superscription! How did I smile at every word, every letter promising as many joyes, I never lov'd my name till I saw it writ with your hand on the backside of your letter.
M [...]ny times did I put my hand to the seal to breake it ope, and a [...] many times withdrew it, fearing to su [...]fet with excessive joy.
That prefers the liberty of the country, before the pleasures of the court, whom chains cannot tempt, though never so well made, and gilded over.
That life without pompe or rumult, but with more solid joy and satisfaction.
So gra [...]efull a receit of mutuall affection, that if she desir [...] above all things to have him he feared nothing, but to misse he [...] If he took her by the hand, and softly strained it, she think [...] that knots of friendship ought to be mutuall, would with a swe [...] fastness shew she was loath to part with it.
Melancholy, the worst natural parasite, whosoever feeds him, shall n [...]ver be rid of him.
With his hat like a penthouse ore the shop of his eyes, and his arms a crosse his thin bellied doublet, like a rabit on a spit, sitting like patience on a monument, smiling at griefe.
An arch enemy to an hatband. He is much displeased to see men merry, and wonders what they can find to laugh at.
He never drawes his lips above a smile, and frownes wrinke him before forty. Loathed melancholy of Cerberus and blackest midnight borne.
Such misery as one would make a conscience to punish patri [...] cides with, Who cannot look
There is nothing can sooner make a worker of miracles, see that there is something impossible for him to do than my ill fortune,
All the happinesse he hath, is the security his bad fortune hath wrought him, which lightly cannot be made worse.
A far finer man than he thinks on, that confutes his commenders, giving reasons to think they are mistaken, and is angry if they do not believe him, a bawdy jest shall more shame him than a bastard another, and if you take him by his look, he is guilty.
When dishonesty comes near her ear, wonder stops it out, and saves vertue the labour.
The Moon at full thought no scorn to be torch-bearer to a greatter beauty, guiding her steps whose motions bare a mind that bore in it self more stirting motions.
Turn A Consumption to mens purses, and purge them worse th [...]n their bodies. Setting up an Apothecaries shop in private chambers.
His learning consists in reckoning names of diseases, in which he is onely languag'd, and speaks Greek of [...]entimes when he knows it no [...]
If you send your water to him you must resolve to be sick, for he will never leave examining your water till he hath shak'd it into a disease, then follows a writ to his Drugger in a strange tongue which he understands though he cannot constru [...],
He tronslates his Apothecaries shop into your chamber, and the [...]e [...]y windows and benches must [...]ake Physick.
One that dares not come to a dead patient lest his carcasse should bleed. A sucking Consumption.
Wringing her upheav'd hands. He dust upon his clouded forehea [...] throws.
Like an hostesse that hath no Arithmatick, but her brain to se [...] down her reckoning.
There is nothing, wherein we may see more lamen table marks of the inconstancy of humane things, than in the spoils, and ruines of her face.
A place for pleasan [...]nesse, not unfit to flatter solitar [...] [...]sle, for it being s [...]t upon an insensible rising of the ground, as you are come to a pretty h [...]i [...]h [...], before almost you perceive that you ascend, it gives the eye lordship over a large ci [...]cuit.
It seemes a pleasant picture of nature, with lovely lightsomenesse and artificial shadowes.
The grave of the living, the worms that gnaw them, their ow [...] thoughts, house of meager looks, and ill smells, where to be out a [...] elboows is in fashion, and a great indeco [...]um not to be thread bare▪
Where a doublet with buttons is more out of fashion than trun l [...] breeches, wearing out their life like an old suit, the faster the better, it teacheth much wisdome too late, and a man had better b [...] a fool than come thither to learn it.
So cursed a piece of land that the son is ashamed to be his fathers heir in it. Banisht at home.
The dunghill of the Law, upon which are thrown the ruines of the Gent [...]y, and the nasty heaps of decayed bankrupts.
The University of poore Schollars, wherein three arts are chiefly studied to pray, to curse, and to write Letters. A place where all the inhabitants are close fellows, and fast friends, sure men, and such as you may know where to have them. A [...]enement which none will take over their heads. Old men and young men there are much alike, for neither go far.
V. Ovid. Met. Lib. 5.
Every hot fancy or passion is the signal that sets him forward, and his reason comes still in the reare.
A second creation, when wearinesse hath almost annihilated our spirits.
He beats the ring, and cheeks the foamy j [...]wes,
As if, Centaure like, he had been one piece with his hors [...], was [...]o more moved than one is with going on his own legg, and so commanded in eff [...]ct his horse, as his own limbes, though he had both spurs and wand, they seemed rather markes of sovera [...]gnty than instruments of punishment.
His hand and leg commanding without threatning, and rather remembring, than chastising, at least if sometimes he did, it was so [...]ollen, as neither our eyes could d [...]scerne it, nor the horse with any d [...]ing did complain on it, he ever going so just with his horse, either [...]otthright, or turning, as if he borrowed the horses body, and [...]nt him his mind.
It [...]an upon so fine and delicate ground, as one could nor easily judge whether the river did more wash the gravell, or the gravell [...]urifie the river, running not forth right, but continually winding, as if the lowest streams could returne to their spring, or the river had a delight to play with it selfe. The banks on either side s [...]eming armes of the loving earth, that faine would embrace it, and the river a wanton Nimph, which still would slip from it, either [Page 470] side of the banke being fringed, with most beautifull trees, whic [...] resisted the suns darts from over much piercing the natural col [...] nesse of the river; amongst the rest, a goodly cypresse, who bowing the faire head over the water, it seemed she lookt into it, an [...] dressed her green locks by that running river.
The ship as it were tearing out her own bowells, to feed the sea greedinesse, leaving nothing within it, but despaire of safety, an [...] expectation of a loathsome end.
Some sate upon the poupe, weeping and wailing till the sea swallowed them, some more able to abide death, than fear of death, c [...] their own throats, to prevent drowning, some prayed, & there wanted not them which cursed, as if the heavens could not be more angry, than they were.
A monstrous cry begotten of many voices was able to affect with a fear, a mind that had not prevented it by reason.
Sitting in such a g [...]v [...]n over manner, one would have though [...] lence, solitarinesse, and melancholy were come under the ens [...] of mishap to conquer delight, and drive him from his naturall [...] of beauty.
Though his sword went faster than eye sight could follow it, yet [...]own judgement went still before it. Wars dustie honours that [...].
The cunningest painter might have learn'd of her needle, which [...]h so pretty a manner made his careere to and fro [...] through the [...]h, as if the needle would have been loth to have gone from such [...]istresse, but that it hoped to returne thitherward very quickly a [...]in, the cloth looking with many eyes upon her, and lovingly em [...]acing the wounds she gave it, the shears were also at hand to be [...]d the silk that was grown too short. And if at any time she [...] it to her mouth to bite it off, it seemed that where she had been [...]g making roses with her hands, she would in an instant make [...]ses with h [...]r lips, the lillies seemed rather to have whitenesse of [...]e hand that made them, than the matter they were made of, and [...] they grew there by the suns of her eyes, refreshed by that aire [...]hich an unawares sigh might bestow upon them.
Like artificial Gods creating flowers.
The time that the Lady Flora useth to cloath our gran [...]me earth with a new livery, diapred with va [...]ious flow [...]s, and checquer'd with all delightful objects.
When the earth begins to put on her new apparrel against the approach of her lover, and the sun running an even course, became an equal arbiter betwixt night and day.
That cruel sect which seeke to bereave us of one halfe of our selves in seeking to free us from all our passions, and affections; and instead of making a wise man have raised a statue.
Delighting in long breath'd accents, which he prolates with such pauses that before he be at the period of a sentence, a man may reach a second thought.
That hath some businesse about the building of the litle house of man, whereof nature is as it were the tiler, and he the plaisterer.
His gains are very ill got, for he lives by the hurts of the common wealth.
He differs from a physitian, as a sore doth f [...]om a disease.
He is a reasonable cleanly man, considering the scabs he hath to deal with.
Thinking silence commendable in nothing but a dead neats [Page 520] tongue, whose tongue hath a good turn when he sleeps. Too m [...] of the mother in him.
One that hath got a patent for prating, and it were no lesse t [...] to take his purse, to speak a word in his company. A flood, a [...] Vollies, hail shot of words, His tongue goes continually his erra [...] but never speeds, enough to make a mans memorie ake, with c [...] ing such dirty stuffe into it. Able to speak far more with ease, t [...] any man can endure with patience.
One that drops out at his mouth whatsoever is poured in at ears.
That sows his words by sacks, whilst others do it by handfulls▪ rolling tongue.
They which converse with him run the same fortune which they which live by the fall of Nile, there is no overflowing like that his words, a man cannot safely give him audience, an head ach three days after is the least hurt he can take, that but hears him [...] ter dinner.
Upon any occasion he will find a mouth, find a speech w [...] will.
A broacher of more news, than hogsheds, suckt up here by some [...]gie brain, and then sque [...]zed into a Comedy. The common [...]sumption of after noons, and the murderer or maker away of a [...]nie day. The busie mans recreation, and the idle mans bu [...]nesse.
Disdaining to obey any thing but his passion, which he calls his mind. Observing no formality but what passion suggests.
And loves to be as ill as he can, and as much as any advancement can be got by it.
V. cruel.
If he do not live to enjoy the honour he purchaseth with his blood he leaves the world his Executor, and to it bequeaths the rich inheritance of his memory.
You are least beholding to him, when you are most obliged, and he is lesse your friend, for the multitude of his courtesies.
The horses angry in their masters anger, with love and obedience, brought forth the effects of hate and resistance [Page 548] and with winds of servitude, did, as if they affected glor,
The earth wont to bury the dead, is now it selfe buried with deabodies.
In one place lay disinherited heads, dispossest of their natural seigniories, there lay armes, whose fingers yet mooved, as if they would feele for him that made them feele, and legs, which contrary to common reason, were made heavier by being discharg'd of their burthens.
Many first overthrown had the comfort to see their murtherers over run them to Charons ferry.
Where terrour was dect so bravely, that the eye,
With delight had scarce leisure to be afraid.
Where each sword makes spatious roome before it,
Like a wanton rich man, that throwes down his neighbours house, to make himself the better prospect.
The horses with open nostrills breath war, ere they can see an enemy, and now up with one legge, then with another, seeming to complain of nature that she had made them any thing earthy.
Their swords like cannons, battering down the walls of their armour, making breaches almost in every place, for troops of wounds to enter.
The bloody armour seemed to blush, it had defended its master no better.
Making many windowes in their armour for death to come in at. Bleeding in such measure, as if they meant to lend Charon a flood, to ferry ore their departing souls.
Going beyond all examples of others, as if they scorned to be holden to them for their damnation.
That have contracted in a soul the body of all mischief, one tha [...] hath in him all the ingredients of wickednesse., Such an one, as h [...] enemy need not to wish him worse than to be himself.
Aconite, hemlock, henbane, adders tongue, nigh [...]-shade, Moon-wort, libbards bane, poppy, cypresse, w [...]ld figtrees growing on tombes, juyce of the la [...]ch tree, or Agaricum. Basiliskes blood, vipers skin, the toad-eyes of the owle, bats wings, young colts forehead.
Harpier, Padock, Martin, familiar spirits.
Pluto, Hecate, Proserpina, Chaos, Diana, Eumenides, and all the infernal powers, the deiri [...]s invocated by witches.
[Page 569] He is now out of natures protection though not yet able to guide himselfe. Just of age to be miserable, when in his own conceit he begins to be happy. His reason serves not to curbe, but to understand his appetite, and prosecute the motions of it with a more eager earnestnesse. Himselfe is his own temptation. He leaves repentance for gray haires, and performes it in being covetous. He conceives his youth as the season of his lust, and the houre wherein he ought to be bad, and because he would not loose his time, he spends it. He distasteth religion as a sad thing, and is six ears elder for a thought of heaven. He scorns, and fears, and yet hopes for old age, but dares not imagine it with wrinkles. He doth seldome any thing, which he wisheth not to do again, and is only wise after misfortunes. He suffers much for his folly, and a great deal of knowledge makes him a wise man. Every action is his danger, and every man his ambush. He is a ship without pilot, or trackling, and onely good fortune can steere him.
Had the blind Greeke, one of the Muses first Priests, been conof so subto Apollo temporary to this Heroe, how proud would he have been lime a subject to heighten his fancy; a subject adequate himself, and his whole quire of daughters.
All that beheld him (and all that might behold him, did behold him) made their eyes quick messengers to their minds, to tell them they had seen, the uttermost could be seen.
Of whom all expected as much as human nature could bring forth, and his vertue will not let their expectation be deceived.
The senate-house of the planets were never so set to decree perfection in man.
The basenesse of whose mind is such, that it sinks a thousand degrees lower than the basest body could carry the most base fortune.
Your favours, and benefits to me are so much above my merit, that they are even above my▪ gratitude, if that were to be judged by words that must expresse it.
The swiftest wing of recompence is slow to overtake your favours.
My life wants worth to repay your favours.
This dicourtesie alone your favours have done me, that I shall be forc'd to live and die ungratefull.
You could not be unhappy, could either my wishes, praiers or power make you fortunate.
When my pen-feather'd Muse hath learn'd to soar,
I cannot think of your courtesies, without sighing at the sense of innability to repay, and blushing that I must needs (how thankful so [...]' [...] I am) at least appear ingratefull.
I should be ready upon all occasions to give you thanks, did not the Consideration of the greatnesse of my Debt make me desperate.
Sir, there is nothing you possesse you may use more freely than my self, so much hath your courtesit purchased me yours,
There is none hath a more ample interest in my love,
I am so far beneath the riches of your merits, it can be no honour to your name to rank me in the number of your servants.
The least words you speak I receive with as much reverence, as an absolute and unresistable commandement.
My gratitude to you is as necessary as my being, and I can sooner cease to be, than to be unthankfull.
If you expect thanks worthy your favours. I beseech you afford me the terms I may repeat after you for your satisfaction. For I confesse my incapacity to expresse the resentment your obligations cause in me.
May heaven create a new puinshment in hell for thee alone, as conceiving all the degrees there already heaped together, too little for thy wickednesse.
You will impose an Obligation beyond expression upon—your &c.
If you please to make an addition to all your former favours, by the acceptance of this testimony of my gratitude, I shall be the more deeply obliged to be—
Time makes me put a period to my lines, but it shall, find its own e'r it force me to put one to my service, Which is as large as my desires to be—
I shall receive an honour in your acceptance from your accustomed [Page 589] goodnesse far above the merits and expectation of—
And which I desire may supply the place of any further complement, I am—
Accept I pray this short presentment of my humble service from him that lives to be
I shall forfeit my right to a memory, when I forget what obligements I have to be
I desire this short Letter may give you some testimonies of my gratitude, being the onely means I have to shew you in my absence how much I am
My uttermost ambition is to climb to those deserts may give me the title of
There is nothing else for the present concerns your knowledge, unlesse you will be pleased to take notice that I am
I esteem not my self so unforttnate as formerly I did, since I have happened upon so fair an occasion, to let you know that I am
You shall receive a larger testimony in this kind of my love, when I may have a better opportuity to assure you that I am
In the mean time and ever, I shall most passionately remain
It is the height of that honour I most passionately aspire to, to be esteemed.
I shall sooner cease to be, than not to be perfectly
But I will not be further tedious, if you will please to let me tell you, that I most passionately am
Assure your self of all those that have any share in your favours, there is not any more proud of his good fortune, than my self, or more really than I am
Amongst all my felicities, I account not the lowest the liberty you are pleased to grant me of stiling my self what I most truly am
My occasions for the present are so importunately urgent, that it is all I can do to write thus much, and to tell you what you knew long since, that I am
Think not that I complement with you, or speak Court language, when I assure you I am more than any man living
I shall not fail to attend all occasions to serve you, and by that to testifie how passionately I am
I am truly sensible of my disability to keep correspondence with your love, and find nothing more deficient in me, than the desert of being
But I hope you will be pleased to pardon me, your goodnesse being as illimitable, as is the desire I have to tell you that I am▪
[Page 590] But the straitnesse of my time makes me say sooner than I intended, that I am ever absolutelie
Be pleased to let these assure you that it is impossible to be more than I am,
Let these assure you of my firm resolution, to be as long as I live,
But I have neither time nor paper left, but onely to tell you that I am,
I hope you cannot refuse me, your affection, since it is a kind of deserving it, to be so passionately as I am
But since the hast of the bearer, and the straightness of the time do press my dispatch, I will for the present content my self with telling you that I am,
I shall never esteem my self absolutelie miserable, whilst I have libertie to call my self
I should think worse of my self, if I were one jot less than I am
You shall never want my praiers for your happie return', when I may with greater joy, and lesse distance tell you that I am,
But you will pardon me I hope, if I abruptlie break off this discourse, out of a passionate desire I have to tell you, that I most reallie am
I shall not fail, by my care in any concernments of you, to shew you more clearlie that I am
But I refer it to your prudence and pleasure, being readie in that and all things else to shew my self
I shall be happy in a more seasonable opportunitie to do you that faithfull service, which must ever be acknowledged due from
Thus far if you please to crown my most earnest and sollicitous desires, I shall take it for the deepest ingagement ever imposed upon
Let these lines present my humble service, and demonstrate what strong desires I have to be.
Accept I pray, this imperfect way of presenting my service, till I am able to give you a worthier testimonie, that I am
Assure your self, there is none more trulie loves you, nor more passionatelie desirous of your happinesse than
Assure your self, I so much honour and respect you, that you could not want perfect happinesse, were it in the disposall of
I wish with passion I had any imployment in your service, whereby I might force you to believe that I am extreamlie
In this I do not implore your belief, desiring to let you see by effects rather than words, that I am without a complement
[Page 591] The passion which I have to your service, is so violent, that it nourisheth in me a continual care of seeking opportunities to make it known that I am
Assure your self, that of all the servants your merits have acquired you, there is none more than I am
I am by so many obligations yours, that my only discontent, is the want of occasions to give you testimonie that I am
I beseech you honour me with your commands, that (other means failing) my obedience may oblige you to believe that I am
I must discharge my heart in telling you, that I honour you more than all the rest of the world, and that I most really am
Though I have often told you, how devoted I am to your serv [...]ce, yet my pen shall once again assure you of the same, expecting an occasion, when I may give you more eminent proofes, that I am
Assure your self, you may have more powerfull, and more considerable servants, but never one more than my self
I esteem too much the honour of your remembrance not to desire the continuation of it, and withall to beseech you for some employment, wherein I may witness the passion I have to your service, and to be
Esteeme infallibly, that I am more than all the world besides
Assure your self, I shall never be capable of other resentment, than which shall witnesse the quality that I bear of
It remains in you only to allay the discontent of my mind, by giving me some employment in your service, which may witness the passion I have to maintain the qualitie of
The esteeme which I make of your deserts, and the inclination which carries me to your service, obligeth me to assure you that I am
Though you should forget me even to my name, I shall never change the resolution, which I have taken to be all my life
Assure your self, you shall hereafter accuse me rather of importunity than neglect of writing, 'tis the protestation of
You may easily know without being a Prophet the dear esteeme I make of you, and may believe without any further assurance, that I am
Believe assuredly, that into what extremity of adverse fortune so ever I am reduced, I will alwaies conserve the passion I have to your service, as being without fiction
Though I despaire of ever making you satisfaction for your many favours, yet I shall alwaies have a good will and passion to your service, which I shall heartily offer you up, being
[Page 592] I content my selfe with the expectance of an occasion wherein I may witness with services, rather than words, that I am unfeignedly in heart and soul
These are no discourses of complement, my heart dictates to my pen, what my pen writes to you, when I assure you that I am
Your thanks have bought my service at so dear a rate, that the satisfaction, which I before received, is utterly now taken from me; Keepe) our complements I pray for some other, and remember to use more familiarly
Leave of I pray, that language of complements which is unknown to true friends, whereof I am one, and which is more
You will be sooner weary in commanding, than I in executing, as being unreservedly
I send you back your thanks, to the end you may make use of them, when you entertain some person less indeared to your service than I, who am
Treat with me I pray with less civilitie, and more freedome, if you account me as I am
I do not doubt of your power, and less your courtesie, which forceth me to believe, that you will comply with this occasion offered you, to oblige extreamly
I have no greater pleasure in the world, than to make my self remarqued in all places
I wish you had every day occasion to command my service, that I might continually have the good fortune to produce new proofes of my obedience, and stronger assurances of my being
I should be happy in an emploiment, wherein I might witness, according to your merit, and my affection, how unfainedly I am.
I beseech you S [...] use my indeavours, to any thing, within my power, assuring your selfe, that I am without reserve
I shall avoid no occasions, which present themselves for your service, but will comport my self with so much passion in all your concernements, that you shall be forced to confess that I am unfeignedly
In the mean time, I hope my bare confession will be eloquence enough to perswade you, what contentment I am deprived of, by the want of ability, to witness unto you how much I am
The contentment I take to hear of your health and happiness, can be equalled by nothing, but the passion which I have to your service, as being
But the good opinion which I hope you have conceived of me, will give a far better testimonie than my pen is able, which hath in [Page 593] charge at this present, only to put you in mind, that [...] alwaies according to my wont
I am unable to acquit my self otherwise than by prayers of the service I owe you, yet do not cease I beseech you to continue me in the number of
I shall be happy to be honoured by your commands, since by that means my obedience, may give me the perfect contentment, of being able to testifie unto you, how much I am
Beleeve it, you may be as confident as of the most assured thing in the world, that I am in heart and soul
I shall die of impatience if I expect long, the opportunitie to witness unto you how deeply I am
I should become envious of your vertuous inclinations, but that they admit no hopes of imitation, and therefore I reserve only admiration to contemplate them in quality of
I most passionately desire some occasion would offer it self, whereby I might in some part merit your favour by the realitie of my service, since I am, and will be all my life
My disability to requite you, makes me ashamed to remember what engagements I have to be
I conjure you to serve your self without exception, of all the advantages in my power, if you would really have me believe, that you count me of the number of your best friends, as I am
Give him I pray an occasion by your emploiments to shew you what passion he hath to your service, who desires rather to be in effect, than appearance
Believe assuredly, that in the whole train of your servants, there shall be very few able to imitate me in resolution wh [...]ch I have taken to carry to my grave, the quality of
Grant me I beseech you the liberty to importune you at all times to honour me with your commands, that by the readiness of my observance in your service, you may be constrained to know, that if you be extreamly generous, I am no less sensible, nor no less
I shall sooner loose my self, than the remembrance of your favours, and my engagements by them to be
I confess my incapacity to express the resentments which your obligations cause in me, as well as my disabilitie sufficiently to acquit my self, as
But since generous actions carry their recompence with them, all I can do, is to put you in mind of your nobleness, and to tell you that I am
Let this acknowledgement, I beseech you, serve for a satisfaction, [Page 594] till I can better assure you that I am
Accept this testimonie of his service from him that hath taken oath to live and die
I shall continue for the time to come, what hitherto I have been
'Tis the counsell and friendly advice of
There is none more interested in your contentments, nor more participates in any satisfaction of yours, than I am by inclination as well as reason
The onely good fortune which I expect with impatience is an occasion to change my words into effects, and to shew you how really I am
If occasions to do you service would offer themselves as often as they do to write to you, I should give testimonie by my actions, rather than by discourse, that I am more than in complement
I know your desert and condition have acquired you many servants, yet I can assure you with as much reason as ostentation, that join them all together, they are not so much as I am
Let this for the present satisfie you, till I have occasions (which with continuall impatiency I expect) to give you more effectuall proofs of my being
Could my endeavours take effect, or my vows accomplishment, you should not long account me in the number of your unprofitable servants, for I am
But whatsoever happen, I shall never be other than
If I did not apprehend, I might be importunate, I should write to you by every opportunitie that presented it self, for it is the onely consolation that I have in your absence, to put you in mind, that I will be eternally
If in any thing I be able to do you service, it stands upon nothing but your self to give me the employment, being glad to witnesse to you at all times how much I am
I shall employ my best care and industrie in any of your commands, when you desire proofs of the obedience of
Return quickly your answer, if you will free from sortow and disquiet.
The onely means to occasion my return is to signifie to me how I may be usefull to you when I am there being in a firm resolution to render you all manner of service in quality of
If I could be perswaded that my absence could occasion your disquiet, or my presence necessary to your service, you should see by my speedy return how much I am
[Page 595] The news of your sicknesse hath bred such a change in my health, that I may justly count my self in the number of those that are not well: either leave your bed suddenly, or you will constrain to take his
I shall acquit my self very willinglie of my duty in any thing wherein I may be usefull to your service, of which I give you most faithfull assurance, as protesting to be all my life
I can assure you, 'tis a very great satisfaction to me to see my self honoured with the favour of your remembrance, and the delightfull entertainment of your letters, wherein I read what cause I have to be
Do not think that I complement, but believe infallibly, that my heart, mouth and pen conspire together every time I give you assurance, as I do now, that I am more than all the world.
You wil do me a great favour to honrur me with your commands, and to believe that I am unfeignedly, and without reservation
I shall never esteem my self happy till the day wherein you are pleased to give me an employment for your service, it being the onely thing in the world I aspire to, with most passion to let you see that I am
Every time I think of your favours, I am touched with an extraodinary impatience in expecting some opportunity to shew my self
I cannot expresse my uncessant disquietnesse in seeking occasions to testifie unto you how perfectly I am
It is impossible for me to expresse how strictly I am yours, nor the least part of the passion I have to your service, being both unimitably, and unlimitably
There are not many in the world that can vaunt with reason, that they are to that height as I am
My resolution is to professe my self all my life
I begin to grow weary of your favours, the disability in which I find my self will not suffer me to receive any new one, for fear I should be constrained in the end to passe for ungratefull when I am most strongly obliged to be
I would say more if I made no conscience of detaining your eies▪ too long upon this paper, I shall therefore free both them and your patience, by telling you that I am, and shall be everlastingly
I desire nothing of you but praiers intermingled with commands, to the end that my obedience may make me worthy the good opinion you have of
Though my misfortunes be in their flood they have not drowned the respectfull observance I alwayes used in your behalf, as having made a vow to coffin up with my self the qualitie of [Page 596] Believe that if I be extreamly afflicted, I am no lesse
The sorrow which I endure, and the straitnesse of the time will scarce give me leave to assure you that I am▪
But whatsoever mutations and vi [...]ssitudes there are in the world, I shall never change the resolution to be all my life
If you knew with what impatience I expect the favour of your reply, I assure my self your charitie would oblige you to set at quiet the mind of
I will lose my life, rather than my resolution to die
If I had the power to comfort you with my presence, you should soon see me where my letter is now, however I beseech you wheresoever I am, and at what distance soever, I most really am
If you doubt of the truth of my service make use I pray of that absolute power which you have acquired over me to oblige my enendeavours to all manner of proofs, that I am
I never think of your many favours, but it renews the remebrance of my engagements to be
I shall as soon forget my name as my obligements to prefix before it the title of
I shall be content to be accounted ungratefull when I lesse am
I shall suspect a great growth of vice, in me when I feel any cooling of my desires to continue everlastingly
And certainly Sir, I shall never be so impious, as not to confesse my self
But I see my letter is almost grown to a volume, that I may therefore at last make it end like me, give me leave to tell you that I am
Or if that may come within the construction of a complement, believe that I speak most unfeignedly, when I tell you that I am
My gratitude to you is as necessary as my being, and I can sooner leave that, than not be most truly
I shall not fail when opportunitie befriends me, to give you a more expressive testimonie that I am
Be pleased to take my bare word, till I can give you a more convincing argument that I am
I never think of the catalogue of my friends, but it puts me in mind what cause I have to give you this subscription
I could say more, but the times are strict, and scarce allow the pen its full libertie, however I hope I may be bold (for it is no secret) to tell you plainlie that I am
Though the times be inquisitive, and urge secrecie, yet I shall never be brought to conceal how much I am
Though letters have not their wonted freenesse, and the superscription [Page 597] be not priviledge enough to keep them sealed, till they reach the hands that ow the direction, yet I will dare to tell you, and all the world, that I most trulie am
Thuogh the times be dangerous, and letters unsafe, yet as long as I dare write, I will be bold to tell you that I am
Though I be debarred your sight, yet I hope I am not envied the happiness, to give you notice how passionatelie I am
When the world speaks the worst of me, it is some comfort to my conscience, that I find not my self yet so vicious, as to forget what obligements I have to serve you, and to remain perpetuallie
It is no small preservative against vice, to remember your vertues, and the many engagements I have for ever to continue
Though I am most unspeakably busie, yet my occasious shall never be so pressing, but I will be at leisure both to be, and to tell you that I am
Assure your self I shall never forget you in my prayers, as oft as in them I remember
I hope you will be pleased to honour with your acceptance, this presentment of that service, which shall ever be duly acknowledged and upon all occasions exprest.
I beg your acceptance of this testimony of my gratitude, and my earnest desires, to deserve the name of
I shall be as glad to hear of your health and happiness, as I am thankfull for the many engagements I have to write my self
I hope I need not desire you to be confident, that whatsoever is deficient in my expression, wants not a perfect supplie in the heartie affection of him that will ever remain
I desire you to accept this paper present, which is all I now can tender, and which will be enough, if it can obtain your belief, that it comes from one who is
Of this I desire you to rest assured, as a thing most seriously resolved by him who is
Assure your self you think not amisse when you think me
There is none hath a more ample interest in my love, nor any have a nigher lodging to the heart of
The least word you speak I receive for an unresistable commandement as being
You have so absolutely acquired me to your service, as you have left me no libertie to do what I desire, when there is any question of performing your pleasure, as being