Obs. Also 5 iobbard. [a. F. jobard, f. jobe silly.] A stupid fellow, a fool.
14[?]. Lydg., Min. Poems, Hors, Shepe & G. (Percy Soc.), 119. Looke of discrecioune sette jobbardis upon stoolis, Whiche hathe distroyed many a comunalté.
14[?]. Seven Maysters, in MS. Cantab. Ff. ii. 38 lf. 150 b. Þo seyde þe Emperour Sodenmagard, Þen was þe Erle a nyse Iobarde.
