v.; also 3 biclute. [f. BE- + CLOUT.] trans. To cover with a clout or cloth; to dress up; chiefly fig.
a. 1230. Ancr. R., 316. Þis nis nout naked schrift … biclute þu hit nowiht.
1873. T. Cooper, Parad. Martyrs (1877), 299. The mimesters who beclout themselves anew with rags of Rome.
