ppl. a. (UN-1 8.)
a. 1548. Hall, Chron., Hen. VI., 172. Few or none of this company were unblotted, or undestroied by this dolorous drink of dissimulacion.
1612. Brinsley, Lud. Lit., 39. That the schollars … keep their copies and books fair, vnblotted and vnscrauled.
1615. Sylvester, Job Triumph., I. 69. A man … Of Life unblotted, and unspotted Fame.
1809. [see UNBLURRED].
1841. D’Israeli, Amen. Lit. (1867), 475. He seems to have been satisfied with his first unblotted thoughts.
1862. T. A. Trollope, Marietta, vii. You would by such an alliance blot the hitherto unblotted scutcheon, which [etc.].
