Hudibrastic

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 248
hu-di-br.is'tik, adj. similar in style to JTudtb) as, a.satueby butler, i6ia-3o, doggerel. Hue, lift,// appearance: colour: tint: dye adj. Huele . [A.S htw, keinu Goth Ainu, Swcd. hy, appearance, complexion Hue, ho. n a shouting.—Hue and cry, the old practice of pm suing felons with loud hootiugund tying. [Fr. Inter, of imitative origin cf. W. hwa, to hoot Huff, Imf, sudden anger or arrogance a of disappointment or anger a boaster.—V.t. to swell, to bully to move a 'man’ from the hoard for not capturing pieces open to him, as m draughts — to swell: to bluster. An imitative word, the idea of 'puflmg’ or blowing’ being present in
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