Obs. rare. Also 8 kembo. [f. A-KIMBO.] trans. To set a-kimbo. Hence † Kimboed ppl. a.
1748. Richardson, Clarissa (1811), IV. xxxvi. 240. For a wife to come up with kemboed arm. Ibid. (1754), Grandison, IV. xxxvii. He kemboed his arms and strutted up to me.
1808. Sedley, Asmodeus, I. 41. Who thrusts herself into every company with kimboed arms.
