jump vb. (unexplained in [Wint IV. iii. iv.] 195)
1.
to agree, tally, coincide
Mer.V. II. ix. 32
“ with common
spirits,”
Shr. I. i. 194
“meet and in one,”
Tw.N. V. i. 262
“cohere and ,”
1H4 I. ii. 78
“it j-s with my
humour,”
R3 III. i. 11.
2.
to hazard, risk (S.)
Mac. I. vii. 7
“We'd the life to
come,”
Cym. V. iv. 187
“ the after inquiry
on your own peril”
; (by extension) to apply a desperate remedy
to Cor. III. i. 153*
“To a body with a dangerous
physic” (conj. “vamp†, imp†”).
