v. Obs. Also 6 enbud, 7 imbud. [f. EN- + BUD sb.1]

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  1.  trans. To cover as with buds.

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1526.  Skelton, Magnyf., 1572. Enbudded with beautye.

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  2.  intr. To bud, sprout. In quot. fig.

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1603.  Daniel, Panegyrick (1717), 327. The Op’ning of the Spring … make[s] our Spirits likewise … imbud.

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  Hence Embudded ppl. a.

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1523.  Skelton, Garl. Laurel, 883. The enbudded blossoms of rose, rede of hewe.

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