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Vauty

Vauty \Vaut"y\, a. Vaulted. ``The haughty vauty welkin.'' [Obs.]
--Taylor (1611).

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vauty

a. (context obsolete English) vaulted

Usage examples of "vauty".

One is reminded at times of the intestine feuds of some mediaeval city, as, for example, in the following incident, which will explain the charge of Frontenac against the intendant of barricading his house and arming his servants:-- On the afternoon of the twentieth of March, a son of Duchesneau, sixteen years old, followed by a servant named Vautier, was strolling along the picket fence which bordered the descent from the Upper to the Lower Town of Quebec.