v. Obs. [ME. f. TO-2 + SHATTER v.] trans. To break into small pieces.
a. 1400–50. Alexander, 4150. It alto-schatird & to-scailed þam in sondire.
1494. Fabyan, Chron., VI. clxiii. 156. Whan ye shote was spent and the sperys to shateryd, than bothe hoostis ran to gyther with Rowlandys songe.
