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Word of the Day: ABESSED

ETYMOLOGY
– from the French abaisser (to depress)

EXAMPLE – see below

From: The Poetical Works of Sir Thomas Chatterton,
With an Essay on the Rowley Poems by The Rev. Walter D. Skeat,
Vol II, 1891
Rowley Poems

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Posted on October 6, 2022September 9, 2022Author jinglesCategories Blog Words ATags 1700 - 1799

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