Obs. rare. [ad. OF. ourle-r (13th c.), or med.L. url-are, f. OF. ourle, urle: see ORLE.] trans. To provide with a border; to border or trim with something.
c. 1330. R. Brunne, Chron. Wace (Rolls), 12463. [Ryton ordered Arthur to] flowe of his owen berd,… For he wolde vrle his pane wyþ-al Aboute wiþ a ffylet smal. Ibid., 12472.
1599. Thynne, Animadv. (1875), 35. The kinges dalmaticall garmente of the same samitte … vrled or bordrede … withe orfreyes.
