Obs. rare–1. In 4 sour-. [a. OF. *surcuidour, f. surcuidier (see prec.), if sourquidours be not an error for sourquidous (see next): cf. first quot. s.v. SURQUIDROUS.] A haughty or arrogant person.
1393. Langl., P. Pl., C. XXII. 341. Pruyde sente forþ sourquidours [B. XIX. 335 surquydous] hus seriauns of armes.
