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1689. Gazophyl. Angl., To Blink beer, to keep it unbroached, till it grow sharp.
1742. Young, Nt. Th., III. 319. His luxuries have left him No maiden relishes, unbroacht delights. Ibid., VIII. 671. His full draught of pleasure, from a cask Unbroachd by just authority.
1824. Miss Ferrier, Inher., iii. Which she was reading unconsciously for the third time with unbroached delight.
1871. Hawthorne, Sept. Felton (1879), 176. Septimius left the box unbroached.