cole1 (s.xiim)
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cole1 (s.xiim)

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  FEW:  kolla 2/ii,891b Gdf: ∅ GdfC:  cole 9,123b TL: colle 2,568 DEAF:  colle  DMF:  colle  TLF:  colle  OED: ∅ MED: ∅ DMLBS:  colla  377c
cola  

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1glue, size, binding agent: 
( s.xiim; MS: s.xiim ) Aprés meteiz del destemprure faite de gumme arabica et cola purrit  206
( s.xiii1; MS: c.1300 ) A la destempre: glaire tut fors, treis gutes de cole aukes fort  51.ii
( 1399-1400 )  Item paié a diversis laborers […] pur okir, cole, brouns et stre pur les dawberis […]  1 Henry IV
( 1408-09 )  pur .iij. duss’ disshis de cole .xv. d.  10 Henry IV
( 1414-15 )  Item .ij. buschels ley a fesure cole – .viij. d.  2 Henry V
cole de parchemin
1hide-glue, substance derived from boiling strips of parchment in water that is used as a binding agent for tempering colours: 
( s.xiim; MS: s.xiim )  De azur: Prenge ewe de funtaine et de la gume arabica et cola de parchamin un petit, et quisez en un escale de of  206
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