frustare

1 frustare [LLgl.; inMLoften writtenfrustrare] , to break in pieces, divide up. b to break, destroy. pulmentum calidum flatum non sentiat oris; / panis frustretur [gl.: frustratim frangetur] in eo D. Bec. 1031; 1279 Thomas de H. in ~ando mulvellos in villa de Seton’ de la Val, venit quedam mulier mendicans, exorans bona pro Deo, sub knipulo quo ~avit predictum piscem, ipso ignorante per infortunium percussit ipsam in capite AssizeR Northumb 348; leonis judicio, qui praedam frustrare / deberet, ad libitum partem cuique dare Latin Stories app. 140; corpore [volucris] frustato domino mense sit edenti EETS XXXII pt. 2 p. 46.  b Bladud ‥ cecidit ‥ super templum Apollinis ‥ in multa frustra contritus. ‥ Bladud frustrato, Leyr filius ejus in regem erigitur Eul. Hist. II 227 (cf. G. Mon. II 11); s1348 castella et oppida fracta et ~ata et absorpta sunt Knighton II 60.

2 frustare v. frustrari