Labrum, labri, n. g. Idem quod Labium. Pers. A lip: the brim or brinke of a rsuer or fountaine: a vatte, or like veessell ts be bathed ina a vatte for wine after it is pressed: A sesterne tha receyueth water running out of the coches of condites.Aemula labra, Vide AEMVLOR.Dimidio labro dare basia. Mart. Inoana labra sito.Ouid. Labrum soperius. Cæs. Pallida labra.Iuuen. Trementia laòra. Iunen. Rosea labra. Mart. Lippes chercie red: as reade as a rose.Vncum labrum. Lucret. Admouere labra poculis.Virg.To kisse the cuppe wyth hys lippes.Decolquere labra. Quint. Labra diducere. Senec.Teneris labris vbera immulgere.Virg.Labra mouet metuens audiri. Horat. Labris primoribus attingere aliquod genus vitæ. Cicero. To tasse or assay a little of any kinde of life.Modo versabatur mihi in labris primoribus.Plaut.It was at my tongues ende euen nowe. Labrum. Plin iun. The brinke, brimne, or vttermost border of a thing. Vc eius solum tantundem patere, quantum labra inter se distarent. Cæs. As the brinimes of the ditche were asunder one from an other.Labra doliorum circunlinas. Cato. The brimmes of. Labrum.Cic.A batte or vessel to bath in.Labrum si in balneo non est.Cic.Labra laxa. Pers. Labra vinaria, lupinaria. & olearia. Cato. Vessels or iuds to catie wine or oyle in after it is pressed.Spuinat plenis vindemia labris.Virg.In full vats or vessels.Labrum culeare. Caro. Labrum lupinarium. Cato. Labrum vinaticum, siue vinarium. Cato. Labrum olearium. Cato. Labrum venarium. Plin. The thistle called the tesill, which tuckers vse.