v. Obs. [f. tapister, TAPESTER sb.] = TAPESTRY v.
1587. Harmar, trans. Beza’s Serm., 263. Flowers with which the earth is tapistred.
1592. Greene, Upst. Courtier, B j. A vale all tapistred with sweet and choice flowers.
1644. Evelyn, Diary, 7 Nov. The room … is tapisstred with crimson damasq embrodred with gold.
