Obs. [f. LAMBSKIN sb.] trans. To beat, to thrash.
1589. Marprel. Epit., B. He hath giuen the cause sicken a wipe in his bricke, and so lambskinned the same, that the cause will be the warmer … for it.
1592. G. Harvey, Pierce’s Super., 131. To lamback him with ten yeares preparation, that can lamskin thee with a dayes warning.
1635. Brome, Sparagus Gard., IV. v. Wks. 1873, III. 185. Or if I baste you not well a fine, and Lambe-skinne your jackets till your bones rattle i’ your hides.
