mil.(of an army) to become disbanded, disunited (?):
(
1355-64;
MS: s.xivex
)
lez sires de Moubray, de Abernethin, de Brighen, et de Gordoun, od plusours autres, s'en issit en .ij. bataillis, lour enemys d'escoce estoient denouez, avoint envoyé lours herbisours de lour herbiger a Methfen
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to become untied:
(
s.xiiiin;
MS: s.xiii2/4
)
Li linge drap [...] Senz mein mettre se desnuat
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desnuer1 (s.xiiiin)