† recommiss, -mise, v. Obs. rare.
[f. med.L. recommiss-us (1278 in Du Cange), pa. pple. of recommittĕre to recommit; or f. re- 5 a + commise v.]
trans. (in pa. pple. only) To recommend.
| 1427 Rolls of Parlt. IV. 322/2 We beseeche youre Hieghnesse..to..yeve in special commandement to youre Ambassatours..to have ye saide Archebisshop, and oure Moder his Cherche of Canterbury speciali recommissed. 1454–5 Ibid. V. 450/2 The Bisshop of Ely..shold be recommised to..the Pope, for to be promoted to th' archiebisshopricke. |