subs. (old).—1. An intimate.
1603. SHAKESPEARE, Measure for Measure, iii. 2. Sir, I was an INWARD of his: a shy fellow was the Duke.
1607. MIDDLETON, Michaelmas Term, ii. 3. He is a kind gentleman, a very INWARD of mine.
2. in pl. See INNARDS.
subs. (old).—1. An intimate.
1603. SHAKESPEARE, Measure for Measure, iii. 2. Sir, I was an INWARD of his: a shy fellow was the Duke.
1607. MIDDLETON, Michaelmas Term, ii. 3. He is a kind gentleman, a very INWARD of mine.
2. in pl. See INNARDS.
