ppl. a. (UN-1 8, or f. prec.)
1562. in Strype, Stows Surv. (1720), II. 307/1. No Man shall go in the Streets with Bow bent, nor with Sword unscabberd.
1780. The Out-of-door Parliament, (1720), 9. A passion which unscabbarded the rusty sword against the most glorious Prince.
1804. J. Larwood, No Gun Boats, 37. The unscabberded sword of the bombastic Invader.