The Collaborative International Dictionary
Umbril \Um"bril\, n. A umbrere. [Obs.]
Wiktionary
n. (context obsolete English) An umbrere.
Usage examples of "umbril".
As he ended speaking, the Constable advanced close to his side, and formally raising the umbril of the helmet, looked him in the face.
Nevertheless, he raised the umbril of his helmet to cool his face as he waited the coming of his opponent.
As he approached across the lists, Myles closed the umbril of his helmet, and then sat quite still and motionless, for the time was come.
He did not answer, and one of the attendants, leaping from his horse, opened the umbril of his helmet, disclosing the dull, hollow eyes, the ashy, colorless lips, and the waxy forehead, upon which stood great beads of sweat.
Those who had seen his face when the umbril of the helmet was raised, and then saw him fall as he tottered across the lists, had at first thought so.
Mr Umbril the shoemaker that his chest pains will clear up if he walks to the waterfall at Tumble Crag every day for a month and throws three shiny pebbles into the pool for the water sprites!