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▪ I. hulster, n. dial.|ˈhʌlstə(r)|
Also holster.
[Cf. OE. heolstor, f. hel-an to cover, conceal, and see holster n.]
A hiding-place, a retreat.
[a1000Satan 101 Naᵹan we þæs heolstres þæt we us ᵹehydan maᵹon.] 1880W. Cornwall Gloss., Hulster,..a hold or retreat. ‘This rubbish is only a hulster for snails’. T. Q. Couch. 1882Jago Cornwall Gloss., Holt, or Holster, a lurking place, a place of concealment.
▪ II. † ˈhulster, v. Obs.
[f. prec.]
trans. To hide.
c1400Rom. Rose 6146 There I hope best to hulstred be And certeynly sikerest hidyng Is vndirnethe humblest clothing. [1616Bullokar, Hulstred, hidden.] |