• refeffement, refeoffement

the same londis tho pesibilliche sesyd. (1426) Indent.Hawarden in Chs.Sheaf (1891) 14 For whech weddyng feffement and refeffement the same John shall gyf to the same Nicolas ye forsaid M'geret..to bed & to body, and xl marcz of lele monay.

• reliveren

shall be reliuered to the seid Erle. (1456) Pet.Chanc. in Seld.Soc.10 139 The sayde Robert..prayeth Jugement, and that the sayde John be ajugged to relyuere to hym the sayde dedes and statut. (1472-3) RParl. 6.7b All the same sommes so

• remissen

, lessened, abated; of urine: light in color. (1443) Proc.Privy C. 5.250 The King hath pardoned, remissed, & relessed unto John Clerc..all maner felonies, trespasses, & offenses by him doon. ?a1425 Chauliac(1) NY 12 26b/b Þe wodenez somwhat remissed [Ch.(2)

• rester(e, restour, ristere

SANHS 25 59 Edwardo Brayle pro j restere, iiij d. (a1472) Acc.Bodmin in Camd.n.s.14 16 Item, to Andrew Glyn and John Glyn for cariage of the resteris fro Lestithiell yn Wenys, xvij s. (1296) Sub.R.Sus. in Sus.RS 10 24 Simon

• retailen, retaile, retaillen

retaylyd to diuerz men of the countre. (1422) Plea & Mem. in Bk.Lond.E. 126/162 We presente Marion, þe wif of John Thornton, for a foreyn, retaillyng and byeng as a fre woman. (1463) Let.Bk.Lond.L Gldh LetBk L 26 All suche

• retardacioun, retardatiọn

9 no.281 Þe seid Thomas Botiller hath take an accion ayens þe seid executors..in retardacion of paying of the seid John. (1453) LRed Bk.Bristol 2.200 The saide Maire..shall yeue the saide Chaunterie to the saide preest by writing, vndir the

• acolit(e, accolit, accolett(e

429 The apostle..wroot to hem from Effesie bi Titicus, the dekene, and Onesimus, the acolit. (a1447) Invent.Monk-Wear. in Sur.Soc.29 app.241 John Pottez..layd hondez in violence apon ye clerke accolett. ?a1475(?a1425) Higd.(2) Hrl 2261 5.97 Gayus the pope..ordeynede diverse degres of

• rosel, rasel

a1500 Hrl.2378 Recipes Hrl 2378 80/6 Take þe rote of þe rosell and put it well with hony, and do it on a cloþe of flex and ley it on þe sore, [etc.]. (1200) Fine R.King John 75 Willielmus Rosel.

• rous(e, rouz, rus(se, ros

7 14 Marg. la Russe. (1297) Sub.R.Yks. in YASRS 16 138 Andreas Rous. (1301) Sub.R.Yks. in YASRS 21 90` Willelmo le Roos. (1303) Plea R.Edw.I in WSAS 7 109 Roger le Rouz. (1336) Court R.Colchester 1 146 John le Rous.

• integritẹ

integritẹ n. OF integrite & L integritas . (a) Undiminished state, wholeness, entirety; (b) unimpaired condition; of treuthe , ?the whole truth, ?nothing but the truth; (c) innocence, blamelessness; chastity, purity. c1460 Oseney Reg. 41/25 We graunte..the church of

• ipericon

oþir simple worchinge & vertu, as calamynte, juce of caule..ypericon. ?a1425 MS Htrn.95 Htrn 95 198b/b Ypericon, herba perforata, herbe John. ?c1425 Chauliac(2) Paris angl.25 187b/a Ypericon, herbe Johan, is hote & drye; it is cleped herba perforata; it flescheþ,

• knil, knille, knile, cnul, knel, kinl

soune la drener apel [glossed:] laste knel [vr. laste appel]. (1439) Acc.Bk.Carpenter Co. 4 Itm., paide for ye terment of John syvile, for ye pitte, knell, and dirige, iij s. j d. a1475 VPhilibert Brog 2.1 p.24 O wrecheyd fleche..What

• legat, legate, leget, legace

mony therof comyng to performe up my seid legaces and yiftes yf any be for to do. (1447) RParl. 5.129b John Brokley..by his Testament..made other diversez Legatez to diversez persones. (1454) Will York in Sur.Soc.30 208 The residue of all

• lichi, licchi

WBible(1) Dub 75 Luke 10.37 Lychy [Dc 369(2): Go thou and do thou in lyk manere]. a1425(c1395) WBible(2) Roy 1.C.8 John 8.55 If Y seie that Y knowe hym not, Y schal be a liere lichi to ȝou. a1425 WBible(1)

• berselet, berslet, barcelet, bars(e)let

berseret . A hunting dog trained to follow wounded game. (1377) Pat.R.Rich.II 71 [Appointment..of John Lovell as master of the king's hounds, called] berceletz. (c1410) York MGame Vsp B.12 68 Maistiues..byn of cherlich nature..naþelees þer byn some þat fallen to

• besilen

That he shold haue besiled the richessis Of Cartage & Affrik the contre. (c1440) Pet.Chanc.PRO ser.CP 1 file 12 no.202 John Nansederne..& michel carlyen..besylyth his writtys so that he may have no recouere at comyn lawe. a1475(1450) Scrope DSP Bod

• stath, stathe, staith, ste~x00fe~, -stad, -stat, staf, -xtath, staye, sta~x0021d~e, stache, stathes, stathum, statham

ye fest of ye Inuencion of ye holy Crosse. (1428) Doc. in Sur.Soc.85 2 William Kyam..come to John Bower stathe, and thar John Bower proferd to sell hym a laste of osmundes. (1429) J.Boys in Nrf.Archaeol.15 145 On ye saterday

• bettringe, bet(t)ering, beterung

the which causes your said Marchantz beren grett charges and losse in beteryng of the said Wolles. (1443-5) Case Law Merchant in Seld.Soc.46 158 [Payments..to John Huson, `makelere' of wool at Bruges..for the advantage (`melioracione') of wool sold, called] Betterynges.

• stoden, i)stoded

with metal bosses or nailheads. a1425 Medulla Stnh A.1.10 62b/a Stipatus: y-stoded. (1448) Acc.St.Mary Thame in BBOAJ 13 51 Item, John Kyng stodyd hit hym self; for his labr we low hym i d. a1450(1408) Vegetius(1) Dc 291 169/2 The

• stomacher, stomachere, stomechere, stomauchere, stomager, stomaker(e

mail; (b) a medicated cloth applied to the chest or abdomen. (1450) MSS Middleton in HMC 114 I will..my felowe John Shipton for to have my dubbelet of mayell, my stomager of mayell, and a salet. (1466) Acc.Howard in RC