rare–1. [a. Fr. embrassade, f. embrasser to EMBRACE.] A process of embracing.
1830. Miss Mitford, Our Village, Ser. 4 (1863), 269. Miss Laura made a speech in her usual style … at the conclusion of which Miss Barbara underwent an embrassade.
rare–1. [a. Fr. embrassade, f. embrasser to EMBRACE.] A process of embracing.
1830. Miss Mitford, Our Village, Ser. 4 (1863), 269. Miss Laura made a speech in her usual style … at the conclusion of which Miss Barbara underwent an embrassade.
