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wardagium: contribution for the custody of a castle, wardpenny. wardemotus
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wardagium: contribution for the custody of a castle, wardpenny. wardemotus: a wardmote, a court held in London. warderoba: a wardrobe. warecta: fallow land. warectabilis: fallow. warectare: to plough land intended for wheat in the spring and let it lie fallow. warectus: fallow. warengae: the ribs of a ship (Fr. varangue). warenna: a warren. warennarius: a warrener. warentiza: warranty. waretare. See warectare. waretta, &c. See warecta, &c. warfus: a wharf. wargus: a banished rogue. warnamentum: a garment. warnestura. See warnistura. warnetum: warnoth, a rent at Dover doubled if not paid. warniso, warnisona: protection; a garrison. warnistura: garrison; provisions. warpenna: wardpenny. warrantia: warranty. warrantisio: warranty. warrantizare: to warrant. warrantizatio: warranty. warrantum: a warrant. warrecta, &c. See warecta. warrenna. See warenna. warrentiza: a warrant. wasshum: a shallow arm of the sea; the Wash. wastellus: wastelbread, the second sort of white bread, next in quality to simnel. wastum: waste. watergagium: a watergage, a bank to keep off water; a watergauge, an instrument to measure water; a watercourse. waterganga: a watercourse; an aqueduct. watergangius: a trench to carry off water; an aqueduct. waterscopium. See watergangius. watillum: a wattle. watlura: wattling. waulura: fencing. wavium, &c. See waivium, &c. waynabilis. See wainabilis. waynagium. See wainagium. wayura: a channel. wayvium, wavium, &c. See waivium. wdewardus: a woodward. wdiarius: a woodman. wegga. See waga. weidia: woad. wela: a bownet to take fish in; a weir pool. welcomare: to welcome. welkus: a whelk. welluetum: velvet. wendus: a circuit of ground. wera: wergild, the fine paid for killing a man; a weir. werccum: wreck. werelada: purgation of homicide by oath. wergildus: wergild, fine for homicide. werra: war. wesda: woad. wesdarius: a dealer in woad. wexare: to mend, to repair. weyfa maris: waif of the sea. wharfa: a wharf. wharfagium: wharfage. whassum. See wasshum. whitauwarius: a white-tawer, a tanner of white leather; a collar maker. wica: a country house, a farm. wicarius, wikarius: the keeper of a wica. wikettum: a wicket. windare: to hoist. windarium: hoisting. winpla: a wimple. wiscare: to mend, to repair. wisda: woad. wista: a measure of land, a quarter of a hide. wita: a fine; an amerciament. withernamium: carrying off a distress, so that the sheriff cannot deliver it when replevied. wittescalchus: an officer who collects fines imposed by judges, a bailiff. wixare: to mend, to repair. wodegeldum: a tax paid on woods. wodewardia: the office of woodward. wodewardus: a woodward, a forest officer. wodiarius: a woodman. wreccatum: wrecked. wreccum: wreck. wrectum: wreck. wrekum: wreck. wudewardus: a woodward. wullire: to boil (bullire). wulperettus, wulpericius canis: a foxhound. wyka. See wica. wykettum: a wicket. wympla: a wimple. wyndare: to hoist. wyta. See wita. X. xenium: a present. See exennium. xenodochium: an inn; a hospital; a convent. xylopola: a dealer in wood. xysticus: a champion; a wrestler. Y. yarda: a yard. yconia: an image. yconomus: a guardian. yda. See hida. ydolotrare: to worship images. ydor: a water jar. yems: used for hiems, winter. yepso: "a little ipson," in Somerset, is a double handful, from A.S. gespeon, clasped. ympnare: a hymnal. yvernagium. See hibernagium. Z. zabulum: gravel, sand. zabulus: the devil (diabolus). zeta: a dining room; a chamber. zibellus: sable fur. zigarus: a gipsy. zinziber, sinzuber: ginger. zourus: a sore, a four-year old buck. zucara: sugar. zucheus, zuschia: the dead trunk of a tree; a stub. zygostata: a clerk of a market. Download 0.97 Mb. Share with your friends:
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