| 释义 |
† bedirt, v. Obs.|bɪˈdɜːt|
Also 7 bedurt.
[f. be- + dirt.]
trans. To cover or defile with dirt; fig. ‘to throw dirt at,’ to vilify.
1622Mabbe tr. Aleman's Guzman d' Alf. II. 56 My Master knew I was all bedurted. 1673Penn Life Wks. 1782 I. 39 An Independent and an Anabaptist..have lately bedirted us in three discourses. 1684Contempl. State of Man i. ix. (1699) 98 Be dirted and defiled with abominable..crimes.
Hence bedirted, bedirten (Sc.) ppl. a.
1528A. Dalaber Narr. in Froude Hist. Eng. (1856) II. 56 All bedirted as I was. a1550Peebles to Play (1862) 10 She..all bedirten drew him out. 1721Strype Eccl. Mem. I. i. xxii. 160 A long gown..all bedirted like, and sloven. |