pa. pple. Obs. (after 1500 arch.) [Y- 4, DIGHT v.] Prepared, furnished, dressed.
1297. R. Glouc. (Rolls), 5581. Þe welisse ver in engelond vorte he it adde ydiȝt.
c. 1394. P. Pl. Crede, 211. Her dortour y-diȝte wiþ dores ful stronge.
c. 1510. Lytell Geste R. Hode, VII. Full hastly was theyr dyner I dyght.
1522. World & Child, A j b. Stretes and strondes full strongely ydyght.
1579. Fulke, Refut. Rastell, 722. The Aultars bright, that were rounde ydight.
