| 释义 |
† hidous, v. Obs. rare.
Also 4 hydowse.
[f. hidous hideous. OF. had hisder, hider to feel terror; also hidusable frightful, terrible, as if from a vb. hiduser.]
a. intr. To feel terror.
b. trans. To feel terror at, dread, abhor.
c1380Wyclif Sel. Wks. I. 269 A man kyndeli hidousiþ derknesse and is gladid bi liȝt. Ibid. III. 54 Þou, to take mankynde for to delyuere it, hidousist not þe virgyns wombe. 1382― Dan. vii. 15 My spirit hidouside. |