thought (1 cf. THOUGHT-SICK and THINK1 2)
1.
care, anxiety, sorrow,
melancholy AYL. IV. i. 224 [217],
Troil. IV. ii. 6
“infants' [sleep] empty
of all ,”
Cæs. II. i. 187
“take ”
(=give way to sorrow or melancholy),
Ham. III. i. 85
“the pale cast of ,”
IV. v. 187
“ and
affliction,”
Ant. IV. vi. 36.
2.
phr. “with a ,” in an instant,
in no time
Tp. IV. i. 164
“Come with a ,”
1H4 II. iv. 246, Cæs. V. iii. 19,
Ant. IV. xii. [xiv.] 9 “even
with a The rack
dislimns”; similarly “upon a ”
Mac. III. iv. 55; “in ,” in silence,
without (it) being spoken of R3 III. vi. 14.
