See Also: vesture(medicine)
vesture(dictionary)
VESTURE OF LAND(law)

vesture (iou)



vesture noun. ME.
[Old French (mod. veture) from medieval Latin vestura for late Latin vestitura, from Latin vestire clothe: see -URE.]
An article of clothing, a garment; collect. clothing, dress; transf. & fig. a covering. Now arch. or poet. ME.
Law. All the vegetation growing on or covering land except trees; a product of land, as grass or corn. Now rare. LME.
vestural adjective (now arch. or poet.) of or pertaining to vesture or clothing, vestiary M19.
vestured adjective (now arch. or poet.) clothed, dressed; covered: E16.
vesturer noun (Ecclesiastical, rare) a person responsible for care of clerical vestments and for other church duties L18.