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friture (s.xiii)
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friture (s.xiii)

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fritour,  frytour;  frutour,  fruture, 
pl. friturz  
  FEW:  frigere 1 3,791b Gdf:  friture 1 4,153b GdfC:  friture 9,666b TL: friture 3,2271 DEAF:  frire (friture)  DMF:  friture 1  TLF:  friture  OED:  fritter n.1  MED:  friture n.  DMLBS:  fritellum 1012a

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1culin.fried food: 
( c.1300; MS: s.xivin )  E si seit nurri ovek fritures e rost e grasse viandes e ke legerement defient  A-N Med ii 147.57
♦culin.fritter, pancake: 
( MS: c.1250 )  hec frixura: friture  TLL i 423.289
( c.1290; MS: 1307-25 )  Braoun, crispes e fruture Ové zucre roset la temprure  BIBB ROTH (G) 1131
( 1427-28; MS: s.xv )  j frytour blank [...] j fritour appellé hagays de Almayn [...] Fritour purpull roiall  Feast Menus 247a.ii-iii, c.1
2(hot) poultice: 
( MS: s.xiii )  puis seit cele friture mise sor le liu ke dout  Pop Med 72
friture Samata
samata

See also:

frire1  fritee  fritoyre 
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