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† withˈtake, v. Obs.
[f. with- + take v. Cf. ON. viðtaka resistance.]
1. trans. To ‘take up’, reprove, rebuke.
a1340Hampole Psalter xlix. 9 Noght in þi sacrifice i sall wiþtake þe [Vulg. arguam te]. c1340― Prose Treat. 8 Þay ere in trauayle..with takand ydill mene. c1400Titus & Vesp. (Roxb.) 1403 For he withtoke hem in her lawe Þei wratthede hem sore with his sawe.
2. ? To rescue.
c1400Destr. Troy 11036 Phylmen þe freke, þat fuersly withtakon,..Lut to þe lady.
3. To keep back, retain, or withhold unlawfully.
14..Siege Jerus. (E.E.T.S.) 48 His tribute..þat þey with⁓take wolde. a1450Myrc Par. Pr. (1902) 1185 Hast þow werkemen oght wyth-tan Of any þynge þat þey schulde han?
Hence † withˈtaker, a rebuker, reprover.
a1340Hampole Psalter ix. 24 Þat thynge has man delite to doe in þe whilk þai hafe sum louere & nan with takere. |