† lumbardn.
Obsolete.
A particular kind of sleeve.
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poke1402
foresleeve1538
long sleeve1538
lumbard1542
puller out1543
maunch1550
hand sleeve1585
French sleeve1592
poke sleeve1592
puff1601
trunk sleeve1603
stock-sleeve1611
hoop-sleeve1614
puff sleevec1632
short sleeve1639
hanging sleeve1659
engageants1690
jockey-sleeve1692
pudding-sleeve1704
Amadis1814
gigot1824
leg of mutton1824
bishop sleeve1829
mutton-leg sleeve1830
balloon sleeve1837
gigot-sleeve1837
bag-sleeve1844
pagoda sleeve1850
mameluke sleeve1853
angel sleeve1859
elbow-sleeve1875
sling-sleeve1888
sleevelet1889
pagoda1890
bell-sleeve1892
kimono sleeve1919–20
dolman1934
1542 in T. Thomson Coll. Inventories Royal Wardrobe (1815) 99 Item, the body and lumbartis of ane jornay of velvott of the collour of selche skin.
a1650 D. Calderwood Hist. Kirk Scotl. (1845) VII. 55 The bishops were ordeaned [in 1610] to have their gownes with lumbard sleaves.
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