illatebrate

† iˈllatebrate, v. Obs. rare^—0.

[f. L. illatebrāt-, ppl. stem of illatebrāre (rare) to lie hid, f. latebra hiding-place.]

intr. ‘To hide in corners’ (Cockeram 1623). Hence † illateˈbration, ‘a hiding, or seeking of corners’ (Blount Glossogr. 1656).