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feute1 (1304)
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feute1 (1304)

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fealte,  feaute;  feut;  foaulte,  foaute;  fuste  
  FEW:  fodere 3,663b Gdf:  feute 3,777a GdfC: ∅ TL: feute 3,1796 DEAF:  foïr (feute) F759 DMF:  feute  TLF: ∅ OED: ∅ MED: ∅ DMLBS: ∅

s.

digging, right to dig: 
( 1304 )  Sire, il unt comune feute en le lieu ou [...]  YBB 32-33 Ed I 41
♦timeday’s digging (as a corvée): 
( MS: c.1310 )  la foaute (var. (Ha: a1327) suyte; (Add2: 1327-77) le fower; (D4: a1349) feut; (L: a1384) fouaille; (R1: 1327-77) fealte; (T: s.xiv) fuste; (H10: s.xiv2/3) fount) de .vj. hommes par .vj. jours par an en esté  Nov Narr 194

See also:

fouaille1  fouayne  fuir2 
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