In their heart of hearts every one felt decidedly relieved at this announcement; still it was necessary, at all events, to simulate some of their leader's wrath, and accordingly there was a general outcry against the offender.

It is difficult to see how the act of washing the limbs could simulate the process of embalming.

For there is no aspect of brain diseases that cerebral malaria cannot simulate; deep coma or frantic struggling delirium.

Both these tribes hunted more or less in disguise, and wore on the head and shoulders the skin and horns of a mountain sheep's head, the skin often being drawn about the body, and the position assumed a stooping one, so as to simulate the animal with a considerable closeness.

"They simulate sickness in order to get out of prison," he says.

He could not simulate those looks and tones,no, nor that tumult of feeling which had made his heart throb so wildly beneath my hand.

fingir, to feign, pretend, simulate, counterfeit, take the form of, affect, assume, imitate, seem to be. finura, f., charm, finesse.

Covering themselves with their cloth as I have described, the projecting ends of the two sticks representing the horns, they simulate all the movements of a cow or bull.

All the situations that common actors simulate in their acting he, too, would undertake to present, by speech, by action, by being acted upon,save only that] golden chains were used to bind him: apparently it was not thought proper for a Roman emperor to be bound in iron shackles.

Simulate the movement of the right hand in "Fix bayonet" (par.

For instruction in loading: 1. Simulate, 2. LOAD.

The recruits are first taught to SIMULATE loading and firing; after a few lessons dummy cartridges may be used.

Feints are movements which threaten or simulate attacks and are made with a view to inducing an opening or parry that exposes the desired point of attack.

In order to draw the adversary out and induce him to expose that part of the body at which the attack is to be made, it is advisable to simulate an attack by a feint and then make the real attack.

The once goodly row of quartos looks now like a set of mineral teeth that have essayed too closely to simulate Nature by assaulting a Boston cracker; and the intervals of vacuity among the books, as among the incisors, deprive the owner of his accustomed glibness in pronouncing himself on certain topics.

The more naïve interpretation, however, has its advantages, since it enables the devotees to divide their ritual duties into two classes, the devotions of the free men being addressed to the saint who died in his bed, while the slaves belong to the slave, and must therefore simulate his horrid end.

As a matter of fact it is the lawyer-politicians, split by factions that simulate the ancient government and opposition, who rule, under a steadily growing pressure and checking by the Press.

He must simulate friendship.

As may be surmised, a diligent suitor, old enough to plan thoughtfully, and yet young enough to simulate the youthful ardor of a lover whose hair has not begun to thin at the temples, would lose no ground in a three days' journey and the opportunities it afforded.

It is a part; he has to simulate.

They cannot be due to anything written or printed, because they do not simulate what is found in ordinary writings or books.

The Committee deemed it advisable to simulate belief, at the same time equipping ourselves with arms.

Stupidity wishing to simulate this, would make a broad movement.

I breathed enough to learn the trick, And now, removed from air, I simulate the breath so well, That one, to be quite sure The lungs are stirless, must descend Among the cunning cells, And touch the pantomime himself.

To simulate the creeping animals, and fall to the ground on hands and knees, feel his way through the underbrush when the smoke was densest, or take advantage of its momentary lifting, and without uncertainty, mistake, or hesitation glide from tree to tree in one undeviating course, was possible only to an experienced woodsman.