[f. UNTRUSS v. 5.] † A severe critic.
1599. B. Jonson, Ev. Man out of Hum., I. i. E iij b. Welcome gentlemen: and how does thou, thou Grand Scourge, or Second Vntrusse [sic] of the time? Ibid. (1601), Poetaster, V. iii. Ambitiously affecting the title of the vntrussers, or whippers of the age. Ibid., To Rdr. 141. Pol. Will you not answere then the libells? Avt. No. Pol. Nor the vntrussers?
