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chariot (1307-08)
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chariot (1307-08)

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chairiot,  chareotte,  chariet,  charyot; 
pl. charios,  charioz  (chariochz)  
  FEW:  carrus 2/i,431b Gdf: ∅ GdfC:  chariot 9,50a TL: charrïot 2,287 DEAF:  char 1  DMF:  chariot  TLF:  chariot  OED:  chariot n.  MED:  chariot(e n.  DMLBS:  carriotta 289a

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chariot, (four-wheeled) cart: 
( 1307-08 )  Pour chars: 6 chevaux pour le char la royne; char pour damoiselles: 5 chevaux pour icellui char. Chairios: 10 chevaux pour iceulz charios. Pour le harnois des chevaux des chars et charios, pour garnison des ferreures par voie jusques a la mer. 2119 l. 10s.  Isabella Inventory 520
( 1356-57; MS: s.xivex )  Et font charoier lour vitaille par dessure la glace as charioz sanz roes q'ils appellent soleies  Mandeville 267
( 1376 )  chivalx, charietz et charettes  Rot Parl1 ii 351
( 1394 )  Item liveré a lui en despences d’un chareotte ma dame cariant les parcelles d’espicerie  COBBE 36v

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charette 
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