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† Coster1. 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. 1893, rev. 2025. † Coster1 Obs. Also 5 costur(e, costere, coostre, costerde. [a. AF. coster = OF. costier side, also ‘piece of stuff placed on the side (e.g., of an altar),’ f. coste side. A med.(Anglo-)L. costera is found.] A hanging for a bed, the walls of a room, etc. (See also quots. 1844, 1879.)

1 1385.  in Dugdale, Monast. (1846), VI. 1363. Duo costers panni magni de velvetto.

2 1424–5.  E. E. Wills (1882), 56. Þe costers the which hengen in þe newe chamber. Ibid. (1425), 65. A browded bed wiþ þe costures.

3 c. 1475[?].  Sqr. lowe Degre, 833 (Mätz.). Your costerdes covered with whyte and blewe, And dyapred with lyles newe.

4 1482.  Paston Lett., No. 86, III. 285. I bequeth to Edmund Paston … a fether-bedde … and the costers of worsted that he hath of me.

5 [1844.  Pugin, Gloss. Eccl. Ornament, 81. Coster, a name given to hangings for the sides of an altar or choir.

6 1879.  Simmons, Lay Folk’s Mass-bk., Notes 174. Costers or curtains running on rods at the north and south sides of the altar.]

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