† plasturen.
Obsolete.
= plaster n. 1a.
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plasterOE
clydec1325
emplastera1382
entretea1400
pottagea1400
poulticea1400
faldellac1400
treatc1400
Gratia Dei?a1425
magdaleon?a1425
strictorya1425
grace of Godc1450
emplastrum?1541
malagma?1541
sparadrap1543
spasmadrap?a1547
plasture?1550
mustard plaster1562
cataplasm1563
oint-plaster1578
quilt1583
compress1599
compression1599
diachylum-plaster1599
pulment1599
pulvinar1599
frontlet1600
sinapism1601
epithemation1615
diapalma1646
opodeldoc1646
attraction1656
treacle plaster1659
melilot emplaster1676
stay1676
oxycroceum1696
melilot plaster1712
adhesive1753
bag1753
mustard poultice1765
soap plaster1789
water dressing1830
poor man's plaster1833
compressor1851
spongiopiline1851
vinegar-poultice1854
water-strapping1854
pitch-plaster1858
jacket poultice1862
mustard leaf1869
mustard paper1874
piline1874
plaster-mull1890
mustard cloth1897
plaster-muslin1899
antiphlogistin1901
?1550 H. Llwyd tr. Pope John XXI Treasury of Healthe sig. K.i Hete al together, and make a plasture of it beyng hote [L. tepidum emplastretur].
1589 R. Greene Ciceronis Amor 20 For so deepe a wound the Lady Cornelia bringeth in a lenitiue plaisture.
1589 R. Greene Ciceronis Amor 43 Apply them not as outward plastures, but as inward potions.
1608 S. Hieron 2nd Pt. Def. Ministers Reasons 72* His laste plasture for this cure maketh the soare to run out wyder.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2006; most recently modified version published online December 2020).
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