v. Obs.–1 In 5 wrobbe, wrabbe. [Of obscure origin.] intr. To speak of a matter; to give information.
c. 1425. Thomas of Erceld. (1875), 2/1. If j solde sytt to domesdaye, With my tonge to wrobbe [v.r. wrabbe] and wrye, Certanely þat lady gaye, Neuer bese scho askryede for mee.
