ppl. a. [f. BRIBE v. + -ED.]

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  † a.  Obtained by bribery; stolen (obs.). b. Won over by a bribe, bought by a gift.

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1576.  Newton, trans. Lemnie’s Complex. (1633), 123. A bribed Judge, that gapes for gaine.

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1598.  Shaks., Merry W., V. v. 27. Diuide me like a brib’d-Bucke, each a Haunch.

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1813.  Byron, Br. Abydos, II. xiv. The bowl a bribed attendant bore.

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c. 1873.  J. Addis, Elizab. Echoes (1879), 92. The bribed Judgments that he falsely meted.

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