atour

Old spelling of ATTIRE, *a-tô'ur, prep. & adv. [ATTOUR.] at-ra-bil-ä'ire, a. [Fr.] Atrabiliary, atrabilious. [AT RABI LARI AN.] "A pre poster ons love of mirth hath turned you all into wits; quite down dow from the sanguine orator or at of the independent Whig to the atrabilaire blaspheiner of the miracles." War burton : Divine Legation of Moses, Dedic . (Richardson.)