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† belaˈmour Obs.
Also bellamour(e.
[f. F. bel fair + amour love.]
1. A loved one of either sex; lady love, fair lady.
1596Spenser F.Q. ii. vi. 16 She decks her bounteous boure, With silken curtens..to shrowd her sumptuous belamoure. 1603J. Davies Microcosm. 92 His wisdome's pow'r Did choose me for his chiefest Bellamoure.
2. Love; a glance or look of love.
1610G. Fletcher Christ's Vict. xlvii, Those eyes from whence are shed Infinite belamours.
3. Applied to some unidentified flower.
1595Spenser Sonn. lxiii, Her snowy browes lyke budded Bellamoures. |