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fornage
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[
FEW: 3,903a
furnus
;
Gdf: 4,88c
fornage
/4,90a
forniage
;
GdfC:
∅
;
TL: 3,2122
fornage
/3,2125
fornïage
;
DEAF:
for (fornage)
;
DMF:
fournage
/
fourniage
;
TLF:
fournage
;
OED:
furnage n.
;
MED:
furnage n.
;
DMLBS: 987b
fornagium
]
fournage
s.
1
tax
oven-due, tax for operating an oven as a baker
:
(
c.1292;
MS: c.1300
)
Et uncore pora le pestour gayner de chescun quarter de forment iii. d. et le bren et deus payns del pris de deus esterlings al fornage
i 188
2
culin.
cooking in the oven, roasting
:
(
1318;
MS: s.xv
)
pur fornage de payn de mayn pour la bouche le roi
258
(
1406-07
)
Item pur le fournage et parboilyng .vj. s. .iiij. d.
8 Henry IV
forn
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