Obs. [a. OF. fauxbourg: see FAUBOURG.] A suburb.
c. 1470. Henry the Minstrel, Wallace, VIII. 527.
On to the ȝettis and faboris off the toun | |
Braithly thai brynt, and brak thair byggyngis doun. |
1489. K. Hen. VII., in Paston Lett. (1874), III. 357. Thei drewe down the fabours of Gyngham, and made theyme mete to defende a siege.