[ a swearing ] 1604
[ an affirming of a thing by swearing ] 1675
[ an affirmation or promise ] 1755
[ a solemn act, wherein one swears by GOD, or calls GOD to witness the truth of what they assert or promise ] 1828
[ a solemn affirmation or declaration, made, with an appeal to GOD for the truth of what is affirmed ] 1828
[ dutifulness ] 1604
[ submission ] 1675
[ subjection ] 1675
[ the fulfillment of a command from regard to their greater authority ] 1755
[ compliance with a command, prohibition or known law and rule of duty prescribed ] 1828
[ the performance of what is required or enjoined by authority ] 1828
[ the abstaining from what is prohibited, in compliance with the command or prohibition ] 1828
[ a proper submission to authority ] 1828
[ an expression of respect or submission ] 1675
[ obedience ] 1675
[ a low bow ] 1755
[ a bow ] 1755
[ a courtesy ] 1755
[ an act of reverence made by an inclination of the body or the knee ] 1828
[ an expression of reverence to a superior, by bowing the body or knee ] 1828
[ to be obedient or dutiful ] 1604
[ to submit ] 1675
[ to pay submission ] 1675
[ to comply with, from reverence to authority ] 1755
[ to comply with the commands, orders, or instructions of a greater authority, or with the requirements of law, to do that which is commanded or required ] 1828
[ to submit to the government of ] 1828
[ to be ruled by ] 1828
[ to submit to the direction or control of ] 1828
[ to yield to the power or operation of ] 1828
[ was obedient or dutiful ] 1604
[ submitted ] 1675
[ paid submission ] 1675
[ complied with, from reverence to authority ] 1755
[ complied with the commands, orders, or instructions of a greater authority, or with the requirements of law, to do that which is commanded or required ] 1828
[ submitted to the government of ] 1828
[ was ruled by ] 1828
[ submitted to the direction or control of ] 1828
[ yielded to the power or operation of ] 1828
[ being obedient or dutiful ] 1604
[ submitting ] 1675
[ paying submission ] 1675
[ complying with, from reverence to authority ] 1755
[ complying with the commands, orders, or instructions of a greater authority, or with the requirements of law, to do that which is commanded or required ] 1828
[ submitting to the government of ] 1828
[ being ruled by ] 1828
[ submitting to the direction or control of ] 1828
[ yielding to the power or operation of ] 1828
[ laid or set against ] 1604
[ that where on any thing resteth or occupied ] 1675
[ set a work ] 1675
[ any thing which is opposed to our sight, or any other senses ] 1755
[ subject or matter ] 1755
[ that about which any power or faculty is employed ] 1828
[ something presented to the senses to raise any affection or emotion in the mind ] 1828
[ any thing influenced by somewhat else ] 1828
[ opposed ] 1675
[ presented in opposition ] 1828
[ to make an objection ] 1675
[ to oppose ] 1675
[ to urge against ] 1755
[ to present in opposition ] 1828
[ to lay to one’s charge ] 1828
[ to speak against ] 1828
[ to oppose in words or arguments ] 1828
[ to offer reasons against ] 1828
[ a difficulty raised against a proposition ] 1675
[ the act of presenting any thing in opposition ] 1755
[ criminal charge ] 1755
[ adverse argument ] 1755
[ fault found ] 1755
[ that which is presented or offered in opposition ] 1828
[ adverse reason or argument ] 1828
[ reason existing, though not offered, against a measure or an opinion ] 1828
[ a sacrifice or offering usually made to a god ] 1675
[ offering ] 1604
[ that which is offered to person, to pious uses ] 1755
[ a toll ] 1755
[ a sacrifice ] 1675
[ any thing offered or presented in worship ] 1828
[ an offering where no life was destroyed, bread, fruit, meal, wine, oil, or cakes ] 1828
[ a customary offering presented, and solemnly laid upon the altar ] 1828
[ an offering to atone for the defaults of the deceased party in paying tythes ] 1828
[ sacrifices or offering usually made to a god ] 1675
[ offerings ] 1604
[ that which is offered to person, to pious uses ] 1755
[ tolls ] 1755
[ sacrifices ] 1675
[ things offered or presented in worship ] 1828
[ offerings where no life was destroyed, bread, fruit, meal, wine, oil, or cakes ] 1828
[ customary offerings presented, and solemnly laid upon the altar ] 1828
[ offerings to atone for the defaults of the deceased party in paying tythes ] 1828
[ dark ] 1604
[ cloudy ] 1675
[ dark ] 1604
[ gloomy ] 1675
[ hard to be understood ] 1675
[ private ] 1755
[ retired ] 1755
[ base ] 1755
[ mean ] 1755
[ unenlightened ] 1755
[ hindering sight ] 1755
[ living in darkness ] 1755
[ not easily intelligible ] 1828
[ difficult ] 1828
[ not noted ] 1828
[ not observable ] 1828
[ that which is dark, or little known ] 1828
[ destitute of light ] 1828
[ not obviously intelligible ] 1828
[ difficult to understand ] 1828
[ not much known or observed ] 1828
[ retired ] 1755
[ remote from observation ] 1828
[ unknown ] 1828
[ unnoticed ] 1828
[ humble ] 1828
[ not clear enough to read ] 1828
[ not clear, full or distinct ] 1828
[ imperfect ] 1828
[ to darken ] 1604
[ to make unintelligible ] 1675
[ to cloud or drown the merit of another ] 1755
[ to make dark ] 1604
[ to make less visible ] 1828
[ to make less glorious or beautiful ] 1828
[ to make less well known, respected, and admired for past achievements ] 1828
[ to make partially dark ] 1828
[ to hide from the view ] 1828
[ to make less clear enough to read ] 1828
[ to conceal ] 1828
[ to make unknown ] 1828
[ to tarnish ] 1828
[ darkness ] 1604
[ difficulty to be understood ] 1675
[ a retired life ] 1755
[ want of light ] 1755
[ unnoticed state ] 1755
[ privacy ] 1755
[ darkness of meaning ] 1828
[ that which is opposed to the light of knowledge or prosperity ] 1828
[ a state of retirement from the world ] 1828
[ a state of being unnoticed ] 1828
[ privacy ] 1755
[ unintelligibleness ] 1828
[ illegibleness ] 1828
[ a state of being unknown to fame ] 1828
[ humble condition ] 1828
[ an observing ] 1604
[ noting ] 1675
[ a note ] 1675
[ a remark ] 1675
[ the act of observing, noting, or remarking ] 1755
[ a conception or belief gained by observing ] 1828
[ note ] 1675
[ the act of seeing or of fixing the mind on any thing ] 1828
[ a conception of or belief gained by observing ] 1828
[ the effect or result of seeing or taking cognizance in the mind, and either retained in the mind or expressed in words ] 1828
[ inference or something arising out of the act of seeing or noticing, or that which is produced by thinking and reflecting on a subject ] 1828
[ observance ] 1755
[ adherence to in practice ] 1828
[ performance of what is prescribed ] 1828
[ to keep ] 1604
[ to follow a rule or law ] 1675
[ to take notice of ] 1675
[ to consider ] 1675
[ to watch ] 1675
[ to regard attentively ] 1755
[ to find by attention ] 1755
[ to note ] 1675
[ to keep or adhere to in practice ] 1755
[ to obey ] 1675
[ to follow ] 1675
[ to be attentive ] 1755
[ to make a remark ] 1755
[ to take good heed ] 1755
[ to put in practice ] 1755
[ to see or behold with some attention ] 1828
[ to notice ] 1828
[ to utter or express, as a remark, opinion, or sentiment ] 1828
[ to remark ] 1755
[ to celebrate ] 1828
[ to comply with ] 1828
[ to practice ] 1828
[ to notice by the eye or the mind ] 1828
[ to fulfilled ] 1828
[ to give particular attention to ] 1828
[ to constantly take notice ] 1828
[ to be attentive to what passes ] 1828
[ kept ] 1604
[ followed a rule or law ] 1675
[ took notice of ] 1675
[ considered ] 1675
[ watched ] 1675
[ regarded attentively ] 1755
[ found by attention ] 1755
[ noted ] 1675
[ kept or adhered to in practice ] 1755
[ obeyed ] 1675
[ followed ] 1675
[ was attentive ] 1755
[ made a remark ] 1755
[ took good heed ] 1755
[ put in practice ] 1755
[ saw or beheld with some attention ] 1828
[ noticed ] 1828
[ uttered or expressed, as a remark, opinion, or sentiment ] 1828
[ remarked ] 1755
[ celebrated ] 1828
[ complied with ] 1828
[ practiced ] 1828
[ noticed by the eye or the mind ] 1828
[ fulfilled ] 1828
[ gave particular attention to ] 1828
[ constantly took notice ] 1828
[ was attentive to what passes ] 1828
[ keeping ] 1604
[ following a rule or law ] 1675
[ taking notice of ] 1675
[ considering ] 1675
[ watched ] 1675
[ regarding attentively ] 1755
[ finding by attention ] 1755
[ noting ] 1675
[ keeping or adhering to in practice ] 1755
[ obeying ] 1675
[ following ] 1675
[ being attentive ] 1755
[ making a remark ] 1755
[ taking good heed ] 1755
[ putting in practice ] 1755
[ seeing or beholding with some attention ] 1828
[ noticing ] 1828
[ uttering or expressing, as a remark, opinion, or sentiment ] 1828
[ remarking ] 1755
[ celebrating ] 1828
[ complying with ] 1828
[ practicing ] 1828
[ noticing by the eye or the mind ] 1828
[ fulfilled ] 1828
[ gave particular attention to ] 1828
[ constantly took notice ] 1828
[ was attentive to what passes ] 1828
[ keeping ] 1604
[ following a rule or law ] 1675
[ taking notice of ] 1675
[ considering ] 1675
[ watched ] 1675
[ regarding attentively ] 1755
[ finding by attention ] 1755
[ noting ] 1675
[ keeping or adhering to in practice ] 1755
[ obeying ] 1675
[ following ] 1675
[ being attentive ] 1755
[ making a remark ] 1755
[ taking good heed ] 1755
[ putting in practice ] 1755
[ seeing or beholding with some attention ] 1828
[ noticing ] 1828
[ uttering or expressing, as a remark, opinion, or sentiment ] 1828
[ remarking ] 1755
[ celebrating ] 1828
[ complying with ] 1828
[ practicing ] 1828
[ noticing by the eye or the mind adhering to in practice ] 1828
[ fulfilling ] 1828
[ giving particular attention to ] 1828
[ constantly taking notice ] 1828
[ being attentive to what passes ] 1828
[ froward ] 1604
[ stubborn ] 1675
[ stiff in his own opinion ] 1675
[ willful ] 1675
[ resolute ] 1755
[ stubbornly or willfully disobedient to authority ] 1828
[ fixed in resolution ] 1828
[ so attached to a bad inclination or coarse, as to regard no reasons to the contrary ] 1828
[ holding firmly or adhering to an opinion or purpose ] 1828
[ fixed firmly in resolution ] 1828
[ not yielding to reason, arguments or other means ] 1828
[ to succeed in the pursuit of a thing ] 1675
[ to get or gain ] 1604
[ to acquire ] 1675
[ to procure ] 1675
[ to beseech or beg for ] 1755
[ to gain by concession ] 1755
[ to continue in use ] 1755
[ to be established ] 1755
[ to prevail ] 1755
[ to succeed ] 1675
[ to get possession ] 1828
[ to receive as a free gift ] 1828
[ to gain possession of a thing whether temporary or lasting ] 1828
[ to keep ] 1828
[ to hold ] 1828
[ to be received in customary or common use ] 1828
[ to continue in use ] 1755
[ to be established in practice ] 1828
[ to maintain or support oneself ] 1828
[ succeeded in the pursuit of a thing ] 1675
[ got or gained ] 1604
[ acquired ] 1675
[ procured ] 1675
[ beseeched or begged for ] 1755
[ gained by concession ] 1755
[ continued in use ] 1755
[ was established ] 1755
[ prevailed to succeed ] 1755
[ got possession ] 1828
[ received as a free gift ] 1828
[ gained possession of a thing whether temporary or lasting ] 1828
[ kept ] 1828
[ held ] 1828
[ was received in customary or common use ] 1828
[ continued in use ] 1755
[ was established in practice ] 1828
[ maintained or supported oneself ] 1828
[ succeeding in the pursuit of a thing ] 1675
[ getting or gaining ] 1604
[ acquiring ] 1675
[ procuring ] 1675
[ beseeching or begging for ] 1755
[ gaining by concession ] 1755
[ continuing in use ] 1755
[ being established ] 1755
[ prevailed to succeed ] 1755
[ getting possession ] 1828
[ receiving as a free gift ] 1828
[ gaining possession of a thing whether temporary or lasting ] 1828
[ keeping ] 1828
[ holding ] 1828
[ being received in customary or common use ] 1828
[ continuing in use ] 1755
[ being established in practice ] 1828
[ maintaining or supporting oneself ] 1828
[ succeeding in the pursuit of a thing ] 1675
[ getting or gaining ] 1604
[ acquiring ] 1675
[ procuring ] 1675
[ beseeching or begging for ] 1755
[ gaining by concession ] 1755
[ continuing in use ] 1755
[ being established ] 1755
[ prevailed to succeed ] 1755
[ getting possession ] 1828
[ receiving as a free gift ] 1828
[ gaining possession of a thing whether temporary or lasting ] 1828
[ keeping ] 1828
[ holding ] 1828
[ being received in customary or common use ] 1828
[ continuing in use ] 1755
[ being established in practice ] 1828
[ maintaining or supporting oneself ] 1828
[ season ] 1604
[ convenient or fit time to do any thing ] 1675
[ cause ] 1604
[ reason ] 1675
[ necessity ] 1675
[ want ] 1675
[ occurrence ] 1755
[ casualty ] 1755
[ event ] 1755
[ opportunity ] 1755
[ convenience ] 1755
[ accidental cause ] 1755
[ reason not clear or convincing, but opportune ] 1828
[ need occurring by chance in connection with something else ] 1828
[ a season, or opportunity ] 1828
[ a ground or cause ] 1828
[ whatever directly or indirectly tempts to a thing ] 1828
[ a falling, happening or coming to ] 1828
[ an occurrence, casualty, event ] 1828
[ something distinct from the ordinary course or regular order of things ] 1828
[ favorable time, season or circumstances ] 1828
[ event or truth giving rise to something else ] 1828
[ opportunity accompanied with need or demand ] 1828
[ to cause in a relaxed way ] 1755
[ to produce ] 1755
[ to influence ] 1828
[ seasons ] 1604
[ convenient or fit times to do any thing ] 1675
[ causes ] 1604
[ reasons ] 1675
[ occurrences ] 1755
[ events ] 1755
[ opportunities ] 1755
[ conveniences ] 1755
[ accidental causes ] 1755
[ reasons not clear or convincing, but opportune ] 1828
[ needs occurring by chance in connection with something else ] 1828
[ things distinct from the ordinary course or regular order of things ] 1828
[ favorable times, seasons or circumstances ] 1828
[ events or truths giving rise to something else ] 1828
[ opportunities accompanied with need or demand ] 1828
[ a business ] 1604
[ employment ] 1675
[ a trade ] 1675
[ the holding of an office ] 1755
[ use ] 1675
[ the act of taking possession ] 1755
[ calling ] 1755
[ vocation ] 1755
[ possession ] 1755
[ a holding or keeping ] 1828
[ that which engages the time and attention ] 1828
[ the principal business of one’s life ] 1828
[ the business which a man follows o procure a living obtain wealth ] 1828
[ filled or took up a space ] 1675
[ was seized ] 1675
[ was in possession of ] 1675
[ possessed ] 1675
[ kept ] 1675
[ took up ] 1755
[ made busy ] 1755
[ employed ] 1675
[ followed, as business ] 1755
[ used ] 1675
[ expended ] 1828
[ took possession ] 1828
[ kept in possession ] 1828
[ held or kept for use ] 1828
[ covered or filled ] 1828
[ busied one’s self ] 1828
[ possessors ] 1675
[ those who take into their possession ] 1755
[ those who follow any employment ] 1828
[ filling or taking up a space ] 1675
[ being seized ] 1675
[ being in possession of ] 1675
[ possessing ] 1675
[ keeping ] 1675
[ taking up ] 1755
[ making busy ] 1755
[ employing ] 1675
[ following, as business ] 1755
[ using ] 1675
[ expending ] 1828
[ taking possession ] 1828
[ keeping in possession ] 1828
[ holding or keeping for use ] 1828
[ covering or filling ] 1828
[ busying one’s self ] 1828
[ to fill or take up a space ] 1675
[ to be seized ] 1675
[ to be in possession of ] 1675
[ to possess ] 1675
[ to keep ] 1675
[ to take up ] 1755
[ to busy ] 1755
[ to employ ] 1675
[ to follow, as business ] 1755
[ to use ] 1675
[ to expend ] 1828
[ to take possession ] 1828
[ to keep in possession ] 1828
[ to hold or keep for use ] 1828
[ to cover or fill ] 1828
[ to busy one’s self ] 1828
[ happening ] 1675
[ taking place ] 1675
[ occasions ] 1755
[ things that offer themselves by the way ] 1755
[ actually occurring or observable ] 1828
[ event ] 1755
[ any thing that happens ] 1828
[ strange ] 1604
[ savage ] 1675
[ uneven number ] 1675
[ not even ] 1675
[ not divisible into equal numbers ] 1755
[ more than a round number ] 1755
[ particular ] 1755
[ uncouth ] 1755
[ extraordinary ] 1755
[ not noted ] 1828
[ not taken into the common account ] 1828
[ unheeded ] 1828
[ unaccountable ] 1828
[ uncommon, in appearance improper, or not likely to answer the purpose ] 1828
[ unlucky ] 1828
[ unlikely ] 1828
[ singular ] 1828
[ differing from what is usual ] 1828
[ separate from that which is regularly occupied ] 1828
[ offensive ] 1604
[ disgusting ] 1675
[ repugnant ] 1675
[ hateful ] 1604
[ disdainful ] 1755
[ wrongful or wicked act ] 1755
[ hateful ] 1604
[ detestable ] 1755
[ abominable ] 1755
[ exposed to hate ] 1828
[ causing hate ] 1828
[ proceeding in a gradual, subtle way, but with harmful effects ] 1828
[ hateful ] 1604
[ deserving hatred ] 1828
[ offensive to the senses ] 1828
[ likely to arouse or incur resentment or anger in others ] 1828
[ smell ] 1604
[ scent, whether good or bad ] 1675
[ savor ] 1675
[ fragrance ] 1755
[ perfume ] 1755
[ sweet scent ] 1755
[ the fragrant scent that flows from spices, herbs, and ointment ] 1828
[ a sweet or an offensive smell ] 1828
[ smells ] 1604
[ scents, whether good or bad ] 1675
[ savors ] 1675
[ fragrances ] 1755
[ perfumes ] 1755
[ sweet scents ] 1755
[ fragrant scents that flows from spices, herbs, and ointment ] 1828
[ sweet or offensive smells ] 1828
[ belonging to ] 1604
[ from ] 1604
[ concerning ] 1675
[ relating to ] 1675
[ out of ] 1675
[ among ] 1675
[ by ] 1675
[ according to ] 1755
[ the matter of which a thing is made ] 1755
[ the cause ] 1755
[ the object ] 1755
[ that to which a person or thing belongs, as property or possession ] 1828
[ departing, issuing, or proceeding from ] 1828
[ from or out of ] 1828
[ proceeding from, as the cause, source, or means ] 1828
[ that which proceeds from or is produced by a person, is naturally the property or possession of that person ] 1828
[ cause to stumble or sin ] 1604
[ to strike against ] 1675
[ to sin against ] 1675
[ to commit a fault ] 1675
[ to hurt, injure, or annoy ] 1755
[ to displease ] 1675
[ to make angry ] 1755
[ to make a planned or violent charge suddenly and strongly ] 1828
[ to attack ] 1755
[ to transgress ] 1675
[ to violate ] 1755
[ to injure ] 1675
[ to be criminal ] 1755
[ to transgress the law ] 1755
[ to cause anger ] 1755
[ to commit transgression ] 1828
[ to commit a fault ] 1675
[ to break a law ] 1828
[ to displease ] 1675
[ to grieve ] 1755
[ to induce another to sin ] 1828
[ to act or remark which causes outrage or offense ] 1828
[ to shock ] 1828
[ to wound ] 1828
[ to pain ] 1828
[ to annoy ] 1755
[ to disturb with rudeness, disrespect, and harsh language ] 1828
[ to cause to fall or stumble ] 1828
[ to draw to evil, or hinder in obedience ] 1828
[ to cause to sin or neglect moral duty ] 1828
[ to cause dislike or anger ] 1828
[ to be scandalized ] 1828
[ to be stumbled ] 1828
[ to commit sin ] 1828
[ to cause to commit sin ] 1828
[ to be scandalized or displeased ] 1828
[ caused to stumble or sin ] 1604
[ struck against ] 1675
[ sinned against ] 1675
[ committed a fault ] 1675
[ hurt, injured, or annoyed ] 1755
[ displeased ] 1675
[ made angry ] 1755
[ made a planned or violent charge suddenly and strongly ] 1828
[ attacked ] 1755
[ transgressed ] 1675
[ violated ] 1755
[ injured ] 1675
[ was criminal ] 1755
[ transgressed the law ] 1755
[ caused anger ] 1755
[ committed transgression ] 1828
[ committed a fault ] 1675
[ broke a law ] 1828
[ displeased ] 1675
[ grieved ] 1755
[ induced another to sin ] 1828
[ acted or remarked which causes outrage or offense ] 1828
[ shocked ] 1828
[ wounded ] 1828
[ pained ] 1828
[ annoyed ] 1755
[ disturbed with rudeness, disrespect, and harsh language ] 1828
[ caused to fall or stumble ] 1828
[ drawn to evil, or hinder in obedience ] 1828
[ caused to sin or neglect moral duty ] 1828
[ caused dislike or anger ] 1828
[ was scandalized ] 1828
[ was stumbled ] 1828
[ committed sin ] 1828
[ caused to commit sin ] 1828
[ was scandalized or displeased ] 1828
[ a criminal ] 1675
[ one who has committed a crime ] 1755
[ transgressor ] 1675
[ one who has done an injury ] 1755
[ one that violates any law ] 1828
[ a tresspasser ] 1828
[ one that does an injury ] 1828
[ the man who robs, steals, or commits an assault ] 1828
[ bringing before ] 1604
[ presenting ] 1675
[ tendering ] 1675
[ putting forward for consideration by others ] 1755
[ presenting to any one ] 1755
[ exhibiting any thing so as that it may be taken or received ] 1828
[ sacrificing ] 1675
[ bidding, as a price or reward ] 1828
[ attempting ] 1755
[ proposing ] 1755
[ trespass ] 1604
[ fault ] 1604
[ injury ] 1675
[ wrong ] 1675
[ scandal ] 1675
[ crime ] 1675
[ act of wickedness ] 1755
[ a transgression ] 1755
[ displeasure given ] 1755
[ cause of disgust ] 1755
[ anger ] 1755
[ displeasure conceived ] 1828
[ attack ] 1755
[ act of a person who attacks another ] 1828
[ cause of stumbling ] 1828
[ sin ] 1675
[ act of wickedness or omission of moral responsibility ] 1828
[ assault ] 1828
[ a hindrance or obstruction in doing something ] 1828
[ trespasses ] 1604
[ faults ] 1604
[ injuries ] 1675
[ wrongs ] 1675
[ scandals ] 1675
[ crimes ] 1675
[ acts of wickedness ] 1755
[ transgressions ] 1755
[ displeasures given ] 1755
[ causes of disgust ] 1755
[ angers ] 1755
[ displeasures conceived ] 1828
[ attacks ] 1755
[ acts of a person who attacks another ] 1828
[ causes of stumbling ] 1828
[ sins ] 1675
[ acts of wickedness or omission of moral responsibility ] 1828
[ assaults ] 1828
[ hindrances or obstructions in doing something ] 1828
[ the refuse of any thing ] 1675
[ a reduction or diminution ] 1755
[ part rubbed away in cleaning any thing ] 1755
[ one who, on account of his vileness, is appointed touring, for the sake of others ] 1828
[ that which is rubbed off or removed ] 1828
[ refuse ] 1675
[ rejected matter ] 1828
[ that which is vile or despised ] 1828
[ that which is sprung of ] 1604
[ that which is produced by another, as children or fruit ] 1675
[ propagation ] 1675
[ generation ] 1675
[ the thing propagated or generated ] 1755
[ children ] 1675
[ production of any kind ] 1755
[ crop ] 1755
[ product of the earth ] 1828
[ posterity ] 1755
[ a child ] 1828
[ a descendant or descendants, however remote from the stock ] 1828
[ often ] 1604
[ frequently ] 1675
[ not rarely ] 1755
[ oft ] 1604
[ frequently ] 1675
[ many times ] 1675
[ not seldom ] 1755
[ frequent ] 1755
[ more often ] 1675
[ more frequently ] 1755
[ many more times ] 1828
[ frequently ] 1675
[ many times ] 1675
[ often ] 1604
[ frequently ] 1675
[ often ] 1604
[ the juice of olives, expressed ] 1604
[ any fat ] 1675
[ greasy thin matter ] 1675
[ the juices of certain vegetables, expressed or drawn ] 1755
[ ointment extracted from the fat of fishes ] 1828
[ an greasy flammable substance expressed or drawn from several animal and vegetable substances ] 1828
[ to smear with oil ] 1675
[ to rub over with oil ] 1755
[ to anoint with oil ] 1755
[ smeared with oil ] 1675
[ anointed with oil ] 1755
[ a soft greasy substance ] 1675
[ a thick, sticky consistency solid or liquid substance used as ointment or for lubrication ] 1828
[ any soft, greasy substance or compound, used for smearing, particularly the body or a diseased part ] 1828
[ stricken in age ] 1604
[ stale ] 1675
[ worn ] 1675
[ past the middle part of life ] 1755
[ not young ] 1675
[ of long continuance ] 1755
[ begun long ago ] 1755
[ not new or fresh ] 1755
[ ancient ] 1604
[ of any specified duration ] 1828
[ subsisting before something else ] 1828
[ long practiced ] 1828
[ long ago ] 1755
[ from ancient times ] 1828
[ far gone in years ] 1828
[ what was first, or before the present time ] 1828
[ what is in a decaying condition ] 1828
[ advanced far in years or life ] 1828
[ having lived beyond the middle period, or rather towards the end of life, or towards the end of the ordinary term of living ] 1828
[ having been long made or used ] 1828
[ decayed by time ] 1828
[ being of long continuance ] 1828
[ having been long made ] 1828
[ being of a former year’s growth ] 1828
[ not of the last crop ] 1828
[ that exhausted in former ages ] 1828
[ of any duration whatever ] 1828
[ that has been long cultivated ] 1828
[ more than enough ] 1828
[ great ] 1828
[ the state of being old ] 1675
[ age ] 1604
[ old age ] 1755
[ the ancient past ] 1828
[ an advanced state of life or existence ] 1828
[ the state of being old, or of a long continuance ] 1828
[ one tenth of an ephah ] 1828
[ about 6.5 pints ] 1828
[ a Hebrew measure about three pints and a half ] 1828
[ the tenth part of an ephah ] 1828
[ a Hebrew measure containing ten baths, or seventy five gallons and five pints of liquids, and eight bushels of things dry ] 1828
[ the largest measure used by the Jews ] 1828
[ that signifieth some good or ill fate ] 1675
[ an ill sign or warning of a particular outcome ] 1755
[ warning that something ill is likely to happen ] 1828
[ exhibiting bad tokens of futurity ] 1828
[ foreshowing ill ] 1828
[ unpromising ] 1828
[ exhibiting tokens good or ill ] 1828
[ implying or seeming to imply that something bad is going to happen ] 1828
[ be a sign or warning that something evil will happen ] 1828
[ indicating a future evil event ] 1828
[ not conducive to success ] 1828
[ foreshowing or exhibiting signs of good ] 1828
[ to let pass ] 1604
[ to overslip ] 1675
[ to pass by or over ] 1675
[ to take no notice of ] 1675
[ to leave out ] 1675
[ not to mention ] 1755
[ to neglect to practice ] 1755
[ to neglect ] 1675
[ to leave, pass by, or neglect ] 1828
[ to fail or forbear to do or to use ] 1828
[ not to insert or mention ] 1828
[ let passed ] 1604
[ oversliped ] 1675
[ passed by or over ] 1675
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[ to begin to appear ] 1828
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