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† Amit(e sb. 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. 1888, rev. 2024. † Amit(e sb. Obs. Also 4–9 amyt(e, 5 amitt, 7 ammit. [a. OFr. amit (now amict, pron. ami):—L. amict-um: see AMICT and AMICE, the latter of which became the common form in 14th c.]

1   1.  gen. A cloth for wrapping round, a handkerchief, scarf, etc.

2 1382.  Wyclif, Heb. i. 12. Thou schalt chaunge hem as an amyte [1388 cloth; Vulg. amictum] or girdyng aboute, and thei schulen be chaungid.

3 1451.  in Gardner, Hist. Dunwich (1754), 148. Cloth for Amyts and Girdelys.

4   2.  Eccl. The white amice worn by priests.

5 c. 1330.  R. Brunne, Chron., 319. Of preste þou has no merke, albe ne non amite.

6 c. 1470.  Lib. Dom. Edw. IV., in Househ. Ord. (1790), 85. The surplyces of singers of chapelles, and awbes, amittes.

7 1496.  Dives & Paup. (W. de Worde), VIII. viii. 331/2. The amyt on his hede at the begynnynge betokneth the cloth that crystus face was hyled with in time of his passyon.

8 1683.  Oldham, Wks. (1686), 91. Their Motly Habits, Maniples, and Stoles, Albs, Ammits, Rochets, Chimers, Hoods, and Cowls.

9 1811.  J. Grant, Hist. Eng. Ch., I. 159. Their appendages of albs, amyts, stoles, maniples, and girdles.

10   3.  By confusion for aumusse AMICE2: A hood, upon a gown or cloak.

11 1382.  Wyclif, Ex. xxxix. 21. And thei maden the coope coote [1388 the coop coot or aube] al iacynctyne; and a hode [1388 hood or the amyt; Vulg. capitium] in the ouerest parti.

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