v. Obs., less correctly abtrude. [ad. L. abstrūd-ĕre to thrust away, conceal, f. abs away + trūd-ĕre to thrust.] To thrust away.
1627. Feltham, Resolves (1677), I. xii. 18. Those that are perfect men … must as well know bad, that they may abtrude it.
1662. Phillips, Abstrude, to thrust away from. [Thence in Bailey, Johnson, etc.]
