† oˈffusc, a. Obs. rare—1.
[a. F. offusque (15th c. in Godef.), or ad. It. offusco (Florio), L. type *offusc-us (not found in ancient L.) f. of-, ob- (ob- 1) + fuscus dark.]
Dark, dusky: = obfuscous.
| 1849 Lytton Caxtons lii (Blackw. Mar. 287) Does it [silence] not wrap a man round with as offusc and impervious a fold? |