Obs. Also 6 expleat. [ad. L. explēt-us, pa. pple. of explēre: see next.] Filled up, completed; complete, perfect.
1534. Hildebrand (W. de W.), A vj. The yere explete, the wydowe … tyed an haulter aboute her sonnes necke and [etc.].
1570. in Levins, Manip.
1608. Middleton, Mad World, V. ii. A very explete justice!
