1equit.back-strap, ridge-strap (of harness):
(
c.1290;
MS: s.xv1
)
(the cart-horse) En dors porte le dosser
(M.E. cartsadel or the rig rope)
(O) 338rb
(
c.1305;
MS: c.1330
)
Le dosser en la sele de cureies est enclos
389
2textiledossal, curtain:
(
MS: s.xii
) dossarsum
(in error for 'dorsarium'): dossere
i 21
(
c.1334;
MS: s.xivm
)
doosers estendeus, qe pendoient des pilers d’argent
79.25
(
1364-72
)
une sale embroidré de diverses oeverages d’or et de soy contenante un dorser ové quatre cousters
E101/395/2/130
(
1399;
MS: s.xv1
)
pur la sale un grant doser ovesque lez tapetez, bankers [...]
5.7
(
1423
)
i doser ovec ii costers de worsted
iv 234
♦
eccl.liturgicaltextiledecor.dossal, ornamental cloth, hung at the back of the altar:
(
1307-08
)
pour demi drap d'or et de velvel a fair un dossier a autel
519
(
1433
)
(for an altar:) deux frontiers, deux dossiers, deux paremens pour les touailles parees
B93
3implementpanier:
(
s.xivin
)
Item [...] 2 dossiers de divers fruyt [...] Item 3 paigners
46
(
1382
)
Et avons auxint arssez les faux dorsers & forfait le pesson amesné en ycell’
iii 142
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