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Yeared. World English Historical Dictionary Dictionary Biographies Literary Criticism Welcome Terms of Service ⧏ Previous Next ⧐ Contents Slice Contents Key Bibliographic Record Murray’s New English Dictionary. 1928, rev. 2024. Yeared a. or pa. pple. Also 5 i-yeerid. [f. YEAR + -ED.]

1   1.  † That has lived or lasted a given number of years; so many years of age, or of so many years’ standing: as old i-yeerid = of old standing; twice yeared = that has lasted two years; yeared to thirty = thirty years of age (obs.). Also without qualification, That has lasted many years (poet.).

2 c. 1412.  Hoccleve, De Reg. Princ., 1858. Þou of þe pryue seel art old I-yeerid.

3 1583.  Burghley, in Nicolas, Mem. Sir C. Hatton (1847), 323. His [sc. Oxford’s] fall in her Court, which is now twice yeared.

4 1603.  B. Jonson, Sejanus, I. i. Year’d but to thirty.

5 1848.  Bailey, Festus (1852), 282. White with all yearéd snows and radiant rime.

6   2.  Phr. yeared and dayed, said of property left unclaimed for a year and a day, after which time the original owner’s claim lapsed: see YEAR 7 b (a).

7 1523.  Fitzherb., Surv., xv. 28 b. They maye … cease theym as streyes and put them in sauegarde to the lordes vse tyll they be yered and deyed.

8 1579.  Admiralty Crt. Exemplifications, 19, No. 105. There was driven … upon my libertie of Alverstoke … a certaine shipp … wheare she being yeered and daied according to the law of Oleron hath ever since remayned.

9   Yearethlye, obs. form of EARTHLY.

10 1553.  Respublica, I. i. What yearethlye thinge is permanent or stable?

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