v. Obs. rare. [f. UM- + STRIDE v.] trans. To bestride.

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a. 1352.  Minot, in Pol. Poems (Rolls), I. 68. The King of Beme had cares colde, That was ful hardy and bolde A stede to umstride.

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c. 1400.  Ywaine & Gaw., 1302. When he was dight in seker wede, Than he umstrade a nobil stede.

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