† biˈtoughtadj.
Obs. rare.
Attired, arrayed. (In quot. as past participle.)
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boundc1175
clothedc1220
bitighta1250
i-boenc1275
yclothed1297
ydight1297
clada1300
bitoughtc1314
ycladc1330
attireda1375
yhabited1377
gleda1450
buskedc1450
vested (also vest) and seized1464
besee?a1513
yschrowd1513
vestured1523
arrayed1525
braldc1571
garbed1599
habilimented1607
riggeda1640
dressed1641
put-ona1784
habited1807
swathed1815
draped1833
turned-out1833
caparisoned1841
enclad1863
c1314 Guy Warw. (1840) 232 With armes the maiden him had bitought.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1887; most recently modified version published online September 2011).
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adj.c1314- to see off
- to see off the new ball
- to see on
- to see one somethinged first
- to see one's way
- to see one's way clear to
- to see one's way to
- to see or have seen a wolf
- to see out
- to see out for
- to see over
- to see reason
- to see red
- to see round
- to see sense
- to see service
- to see snakes
- to see someone all right
- to see someone right
- to see someone righted
- to see someone safe
- to see someone under the table
- to see something coming
- to see something for what it is
- to see somethinged first