• endetted, an-, in-

so ther by Of gold that I haue borwed. (1414-15) Plea & Mem. in Bk.Lond.E. 121/47 We fynde the forsaide John endetted to the forsaide Thomas cleerly xj li. (1453) RParl. 4.438b Hit was shewed Howe sore ye wer charged

• awarden, aworden

Godwyn; & þerfore y wil þat ȝe award and do ryght. (1428) Doc. in Sur.Soc.85 3 Yt was awarded yat John Lyllyng suld fynd seurte of vc marke. (1433) RParl. 4.458a The said Erle..awarded the said Pale to be made

• passer, passour, passar, passor, passur

servage is a traitour and passer of trouþe. (1199) in Pipe R.Soc.n.s.10 48 Radulfus le Passur. (1249) Close R.Hen.III 174 John le Passur. (1296) Sub.R.Sus. in Sus.RS 10 94 Agnet Relicta Passur. (1301) Sub.R.Yks. in YASRS 21 41 Willelmo le

• patronage

of patronage..which eleccions and ordenauncis of patronagis camen forth of seculer lordis. (1427) Doc. in Flasdieck Origurk. 68 John Hore..hath enfeffed John Wodehows..yn the manere of Miche Rauele..with the patronage of the thridde partie of the chirche of Alle Halewe

• pinder(e, pindare, pender(e, ponder(e, punder(e, puindere

Pynder. (1392) Court R.Hastings in Sus.RS 37 125 Robert Pender. (1405-6) Court R.Hastings in Sus.RS 37 44 John Pender. (1430) Close R.Edw.IV 97 John Pondere. (1225) Names Trade in Hist.Essays Tait 81 Punderford. (1243) Names Trade in Hist.Essays Tait 81

• bak(e-hous, bak-hous, bac-, bakke-, bak-husse, bakkows

the Bakhows. (1454) Proc.Privy C. 6.226 The office of the bakhous, xiij persones: John Threpland sergeant, Henry Westhowe clerc, William Peye yoman fourner, William Brynklowe yoman paymenbaker, John Eton grome, Robert Sende yoman purveor, Robert Baxter grome purveor, vj gromes

• lorimer, lorimar, lorimier, loirimer, lorin(n)er, lormener, lolimer

ruhe of sunne..& brihteð þi sawle. (c1311) Rec.Norwich 1 380 Ric. de sancto Edmundo, lolymar. (1431) Plea & Mem.R.Lond.Gildh. 251 [John Marchaunt,] loriner. (1449) Rec.Norwich 2 280 Euery mystere..shal be..in gouernaunce, rewle, avowe and clothyng..uned to his like crafte..to smythes

• mainouren, mainour(e, mainor, mainuren, mainoiren, mainner, manour, manuren, menure

tenants because he wolde..ne suffre theyme to occupie and maynor their saide parte. (1431) in Madox Form.Angl.(1702) p.331 The saide John has selled..alle the Underwodde growyng within..Brathwaite..to hewe, kutte downe, occupie, brynne, and maynoure, and lede away. (c1440) Pet.Chanc.PRO ser.CP

• holm(e, olm, hulm(e

cleoue] & his hol isecheð. (c1190) EPNSoc.14 (East Riding Yks.& York) 325 Sandholm. (1200) Fine R.King John 52 H. Dunolm episcopus. (1204) Fine R.King John 214 Simon de Holm. (c1220) in Ekwall PNLan. 206 Dunreholm. (1227) in Ekwall PNLan. 50

• obligatori(e, obligarie, obligatories

and for his holdyng in Walys, as þe strengþ of þe lettre obligatorie witnessede. (1430) Doc. in Flasdieck Origurk. 95 John Shardelow and Thomas Hoo be bounden by here escript obligatorie to the seid Thomas Chaucer yn x m li.

• baratour, bar(r)etour, bariter

anon he be put out of Þe fraternite. (1422) Plea & Mem. in Bk.Lond.E. 124/75 That same Enquest Enditit Sir John Scarle..for a..Baratour, and a scolde, and a perilous Rebaude of his tunge. c1436 Ipswich Domesday(2) Add 25011 97 And

• bargainen, bargan(e, barkan

of hym a mees-place..and paied hym in honde in parte of paiement..x li. (a1443) Proc.Chanc.PRO ser.C 1 file 9 no.39 John Hewet shulde bargayne and byee of þe Abbot..alle the woode and treez. (c1450) Contract in OSSLH 4 207 A

• reprise, repris(se

same Hugh shal make sufficeant estate of land of verray value of xl li. yeerly over the reprise..to the same John and Custance. (1433) RParl. 4.476b Uchon of hem may spende xxvi s. viii d. yerely, over the reprise, of

• inventari(e, jnventari, inventare, inventori(e

coyne and plate, and othir godes and catelles. (1464) Paston 4.106 Syr Thomas desyryd of John Russe to make hym a new inventory of Syr John Fastolffs goods. (1469) Invent.All Sts. in BGAS 24 87 Jnventary of masse-bokes. (1469) Rec.Norwich

• joint

other of his londes ne rentez of his purchace. (1443) Doc.Trade in BRS 7 77 The feliship of þe forseid John Veilho, beyng Joynt Marchauntz of þe seid ship of ffaro, hav take an accion ayenst þe seid Richard May.

• lainer(e, leiner, lanere, lan~x0021d~er, lanioure

a certain price]. (1375) Plea & Mem.R.Lond.Gildh. 205 [Power of attorney from Leonard Roulyn..in favour of John Reynold..to receive 5 1/2 marks from John Coggeshale, citizen and] leynerknittere. (c1385) Chaucer CT.Kn. Manly-Rickert A.2504 Ther maistow seen..squyers Naylynge the speres and

• leden, leded, ileaded, ileadet

makyng c li. Also more I Femeryld and ledyd. (1439) Agree.Build.St.John in BAAJ 25 119 Al the same rof..the seyd John Heywod..shal latthen & dighten redy to be ledyd. (1439) Agree.Build.St.John in BAAJ 25 119 A porche..archyd and bownden with

• snode, snade, snod, snot(e-, snoth, snad-, snodes, snoden

et frater ejus, xiiij d. ob. (1327) in Reaney Dict.Br.Surnames 325 John Snode. (1327) in Wallenberg PNKent 408 Ate Snod. (1357-8) Freeman R. in KRec.18 208 Johannes Snodwane. (1422) EPNSoc.7 (Sus.) 515 Snoteherst. (1475) in Wallenberg PNKent 299 John Snoth.

• surmis(e, surmises, surmisse

1.p.lxx Richard Fowler answerith..that he never herd of any suche feffement..but only by the surmyse and seyng of the seyd John Iwardby. (1473-5) Proc.Chanc. in Cal.PCEliz. 2.p.lviii They will averr that..a mede called Flete mede, with oder certeyn landes in

• thresher(e, threshre, threser, throssar, tharshser, throsher(e, thersher(e, therscher, therssere, thersar

in Sus.RS 10 187 Humfr' Thersher. (1332) Sub.R.Sus. in Sus.RS 10 271 Willo Therscher. (1352) Court R.Colchester 1 228 John Thresschere. (1377) in Sundby Dial.Wor. 236 Thressharesforlong. (1385) in Sundby Dial.Wor. 235 Le Therssere. (1433) Close R.Hen.VI 257 John Thressher.