Worship

(peondrcype, Saxon.) Dignity; eminence; excellence (Psalms). 2. A character of honour (Shakspeare).. 3. A title cof honour (Dryden). 4. A term of ironical respect (Pope). 5. Adoration; religie — ous act of reverence (Milton). 6. Honour; respect; civil deference (Luke). 7. Idolatry of lovers; submi ive respect (Shakspeare). To Wo/rsurp., v. a, (from the noun.) —b.- To adore; to honour or venerate with religi- — ous rites (Milton). 2. To respect; to honour; © {o treat with civil reverence (Shakspeare). To honour with amorous respect (Carew). * To Wo/rsuHiP. v. x, To perform acts “4 adoration (1 Kings). re