† lumberdynen.
Obsolete. rare.
A kind of black lawn.
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pleasance1426
lumberdyne1548
cobweb lawn1603
French lawn1629
quintain1674
lawna1732
grass lawn1843
Indiana1927
1548 Hall's Vnion: Henry VIII f. vii Their faces, neckes, armes & handes, couered in fyne pleasaunce blacke: Some call it Lumberdynes, which is marueylous thine, so that thesame ladies semed to be nygrost or blacke Mores.
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n.1548- to lay the dust
- to lay the grain
- to lay the key under the door
- to lay the land
- to lay the load
- to lay the saddle upon the right horse
- to lay the saddle upon the wrong horse
- to lay the scene
- to lay the sponge
- to lay the venue
- to lay the wite on
- to lay their heads together
- to lay them in the aisles
- to lay through posts
- to lay to
- to lay to a hazard
- to lay to a person's charge
- to lay to a person's nose
- to lay to borrow
- to lay to charge
- to lay to gage
- to lay to grass
- to lay to ground, to earth
- to lay to ground, to earth sc at eird
- to lay to heart