croft (s.xiii)

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croft (s.xiii)

[ FEW: *2/ii,1384a crypta; Gdf: ; GdfC: ; TL: ; DEAF:  croft; DMF: ; TLF: ; OED:  croft n.1; MED:  croft n.; DMLBS: 520c crofta ]
crofte;  crouft,  croufte,  cruffte,  cruft,  crufte,  crufteyt, 
pl. crofs  
ls(loanword: M.E. )
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1agriculturalcroft, (small) enclosed field (usually attached to a farm or homestead)
( MS: s.xiii )  arcifinii: (A) croftes(var. (C: xiiiex) les foreres; (D: xiii/xiv) crufftis, finis, forreris; (L: xiiiex) crufteyt; (O: xii/xiii) cruftes; (T: xii/xiii) crofs)  ii 38
( 1260; MS: c.1300 )  un acre de terre ou demy ou toft ou croft  3
( 1294 )  un mes e une croufte  21-22 Ed I 619
( 1302 )  nostre seignour le roy avoit ordiné e graunté pur la cresaunz de la dit vile e pur son profit les croftes e les voides places qe gisent dentz le paliz de la vile  44
( 1341 )  un mesuage et une crofte ou comune en .cc. acres de more et bruere  Ed III vi 183
( 1409 )  ils purront couper tout le boys cressant deins les ditz croftes […] pour enclosers affaire  ii 144
crote#2  cruft 
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