Unsupped

ppl. a. [UN-¹ 8.] Without having supped; supperless.

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1382. Wyclif, Dan. vi. 18. The kyng … slepte vnsoupid [L. incænatus], and metis be not brouȝt to byfore hym.

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1483. Cath. Angl., 350/1. Vn Sowped, jncenatus.

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1508. Kennedie, Flyting w. Dunbar, 382. Sic reule gerris the … sitt vnsoupit oft beȝond the sey.

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c. 1563. Jack Jugler, in Four Old Plays (1848), 43. I wolde gladly byne vnsupped, soo you had your fyll.

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1609. Bible (Douay), Dan. vi. 18. The king went to his house, and slept unsupped.

6

1894. [see UNSLEPT 1].

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