• cotoun, cot(e)in, cotom, couton

yn morwenyng & euenyng to Carpenters. a1425 Medulla Stnh A.1.10 10a/b Bombax: cotun. ?a1425 Chauliac(1) NY 12 128b/b Put in carta bombicina i. cotoun [Ch.(2) : a pece of cotoun; L charta bombicina] to þe fourme of a mirte lefe.

• ward-peni, warppeni, wartpeni, warthpeni, warpini, wardopeny, warpent, wardpenis, wartpen(e)s, wartepenis, wartepenes

Foedera (1816-69) 1.40 Henricus Rex Angliae episcopis, abbatibus et omnibus ministris totius Angliae, salutem dono eis & concedo, & hac carta mea confirmo has libertates hidagium opus pontium warpeni & villanagia. (1198) Chart.R.PRO 1.184 Sit eciam quieta ipsa ecclesia de

• laver, lavre, lafere, laber, lever, levre, lefre, lefrin-, leovre

PNLan. 45 Parva Lefre. (1227) in Ekwall PNLan. 45 Leoure. (1232) EPNSoc.12 (Ess.) 579 Laurefen. (1285) in Ekwall PNLan. 45 Magna Leure. (1326) in Ekwall PNLan. 46 Great Leure. (1341) in Ekwall PNLan. 45 Parva Lever. (1428) in Mawer PNNhb.&

• sten(e, stein(e, steain-, stain(e-

Steynton. (1325) EPNSoc.43 (Wm.) 71 Steynemore. (1327) EPNSoc.43 (Wm.) 71 Staynesmore. (1375) EPNSoc.30 (West Riding Yks.) 130 Steneton. (1398) EPNSoc.30 (West Riding Yks.) 130 Stenton. (1421) EPNSoc.5 (North Riding Yks.) 297 Staynwyks. (1450) EPNSoc.20 (Cum.) 188 Staynton Magna juxta Penreth.

• tracing(e

Fabric R.Yk.Min. in Sur.Soc.35 17 In le loge: In primis, in le loge apud Ebor, in cimiterio, lxix stanexes, j magna kevell, xcvj chisielles ferri, xxiiij mallietes ferro ligati, cccc fourmers ferri, j compas ferri, ij tracyngbordes. (1399) in Salzman

• wrecchedọm, wre(c)chedome, wrechedam

wente hem fro, And tyed hym to wraþþe and wouȝ, To wreccheddam and serwe inouȝ]. a1250 Ancr. Nero A.14 103/26 Magna est perfectio sue imperfectionis congnitio, þet is, muchel godnesse hit is uorto i cnowen wel his owune wrecchedom &

• brag

Hervast..cam in a day to Lanfrank his scole wiþ greet brag and boost [Higd.(2) : with grete pride; L cum magna pompa]. c1440 Degrev. Thrn 247 The Erle purvayed hym an oste, He come in..With his brage and his boste,

• swon, swone, swoun, swan(e, swang-, swani(n)-, swam-, swene-

the Swan of this Cite drive the Swyne of this Cite to wastes and marreys a-bout this cite. 1189 (Sept.15) Carta Abbatis de Burgo (Cartae Antiquae Roll EE 21, P.R.O.) [OD col.] Liberi et quieti ab omni..consuetudine foreste et a

• targe, targge, tarche, tarage

1250 Onto his congregacioun..he graunted þis targe: That þei schul..chese hem what reule þat hem likitz best. (1440) PParv. Hrl 221 487 Targe, or chartyr: Carta. (1275) Hundred R.Tower 1 257 De Ric' Targe. (1341) Close R.Edw.III 361 Roland Targe.

• hondel, hondle, handle, handel, hondels, hondlen

221 225 Handyl of an instrument, what so euer hyt be: Manutentum. (1449) Will York in Sur.Soc.45 111 De j magna olla aenea cum j handell ferri. c1450 Jacob's W. Sal 174 65/21-2 Þi scope of penauns muste haue an

• wrecchehede, wre(c)chede, wrecchehead, wrecchade

þeues boð þo þet weren imakede engles in houene, and fellen ut for hore wrechede. c1230(?a1200) Ancr. Corp-C 402 119/26 Magna perfectio est sue inperfectionis cognitio, þet is, muche godnesse hit is to cnawen wel his wrecchehead & his wacnesse.

• burgage, borgage, barg-

B.408 609/13 Pers le notte..grauntid..halfe of hys burgage þat he had in þe grete strete of Crekelade. (c1218) in McKechnie Magna C. p.367 Si aliquis teneat de nobis..per burgagium..nos non habebimus custodiam heredis. c1436 Ipswich Domesday(2) Add 25011 141 That

• getẹ, gette, getti, getei, jette, jeti, jetti, gite, gittei, iutei, jet

Caleys, and amongez other the Jetties of ye Haven..were graunted by a Statute..certaines impositions and charges. (1439) Proc.Privy C. 5.404 Magna pars structi illius, quod custodit hostium portus, vocati le Intey [read: Iutey]. (1443) Proc.Privy C. 5.283 For þe makyng

• stirk, stirke, strik(e, sterke, stirck, estirk(e, stirka, stirc, stirch(e, stir(ik, ster, sterck, sturke, sturc, stuche, stirk(e)s, stirkus

35 138 Strikhirde. (1428) Feudal Aids 6 292 Willelmus Stirkerd. (1233) in Bowcock PNShrop. 224 Stirchlegh. (1278) EPNSoc.43 (Wm.) 149 Magna Sterkelangd. (1279) EPNSoc.42 (Wm.) 151 Stirkaland Ketel. (1284) EPNSoc.5 (North Riding Yks.) 296 Sterthwaytte. (1291) in Bowcock PNShrop. 224

• save-nap(e, saunap(e, san(n)ap(e, sanappe, sanop(e, sanoppe, sanenapp, sausenap, sav(e)napes, sauvenapes, safnapes, salvenappes, sanapus, saifenapes

de optimis. (1394) Invent.Monk-Wear. in Sur.Soc.29 182 In pantera..ij sawnaps, viij napkyns. (1397) Doc.Finchale in Sur.Soc.6 p.cxvii v sanops pro magna mensa. (1397) Inquis.Miscel.(PRO) 6.115 [A] surnape [and a] sannape [worth 40 d.]. c1400(?c1390) Gawain Nero A.10 886 Sone watz

• bulting, bolt-, bout-

Johanni Portour pro portagio xv tonellarum de villa vsque le boltynghous, xv d. (1463) Dower Pekham in Archaeol.74 Gldh Hustings Roll 196(10) 156 A Bultynghous adioynyng to the same Chambre. (1444) Paston 2.59 j bultyngpoke; j magna trow pro farina.

• Prus(se, pruse, pruce, pruis(se, pruise, prouce, preus(e, preuce, proise, prose, presse, pressen, pres(se, prese, prais, prasse, pryuc, pluce

Duas cistas de pruse. (c1438) Will York in Sur.Soc.45 94 j pautener de prewce. (1452-3) Invent.Norwich in Nrf.Archaeol.12 218 Item, magna cista de prews. (1462) Maldon (Essex) Court Rolls Bundle 37, no.4b [OD col.] i mensa de prewse. (1466) Doc.

• knop(pe, knope, cnoppe

et deauracione j knopp pro magna murra, 6 d. (1452) Will York in Sur.Soc.45 127 Unam peciam arg. cum cooperculo, alte stantem, cum uno parvo knop rotundo. (1452-3) Invent.Norwich in Nrf.Archaeol.12 220 Item, ij coverclys magna cum knoppys argenteis et

• tabour, taboure, tabor, tabur(e, taber, tabir, tabre, thabour, tabours, tabourus, tabourris, taborus, taubores, tiboures, tapres

tabour n. Also taboure , tabor , tabur(e , taber , tabir , tabre , thabour ; pl. tabours , etc. & tabourus , tabourris , taborus , taubores , tiboures & tapres . OF tabor , tabur ,

• overmuche, ormuche

synnes ar ouermeche reynande in þis londe. c1450 Spec.Chr.(2) Hrl 6580 222/1 A grete abusion and ouer-mych grete [L nimis magna] it is that the vile worme wil be rych. (a1470) Malory Wks. Win-C 755/5 Sir Launcelot with you was