bibblet

[Early mod. E. also bible, bibil (ef. equiv. OD. biberen ), freq. of bibl.] I. trans. To drink; drink of or from. II. in trans. 1. To drink often. - 2. To sip. The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary IMG:content-2029.png:[blocks in formation] and the major part of the New Testament, probably prepared in the second century A. D. Translations were early made into the principal languages of Christen dom. The first complete translation into English was that of Wyclif, about 1383; and the first printed English versions were those of Tyndale and Cover dale, 1524-35. Other important versions are the Luther an, in the German, by Martin Luther, 1521-34-the basis of the Swedish, Da Fare ye well, bibbler . Udall, Roister Doister, iii. 5. [