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paveour (1212)
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paveour (1212)

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paveor,  pavier,  paviour,  pavour,  pavur,  pavyere  
  FEW:  pavire 8,82a Gdf: ∅ GdfC:  paveur 10,300b TL: pavëor 7,517 DEAF:  paver (paveor)  DMF:  paveur  TLF:  paveur  OED:  pavior n.  / paver n.  MED:  pavier n.  DMLBS:  pavator 2156a

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1build.occupationpaver, pavior, one who lays paving as a member of the Worshipful Company of Paviors: 
( 1272-1307 )  Les pavours preignent en totes seysons, pur la toise faire du pavement bien et loiaument, ceo est a savoir, .vij. pees dimy de lunge, et de lee del pee .v. Pol, .ij. deners, et nent plus  Lib Cust 100
( 1404-05 )  Item paié al pavyere .xx. s.  Mch Tayl Accs1 6 Henry IV
( MS: 1419 )  qe paveours ne preignent pur le teyse de .vij. pees et demi fors .ij. deniers  Lib Alb 731
( MS: 1419 )  plasters, dawbers, tylers, paveours, charetters, et lour garçons  Lib Alb 728
2name(used as a surname): 
( 1212 )  Walter Pavier  Family Names Paver
( 1327 )  Walterus Pavier [...] Henr. le Paveor  OED sub pavior n. (etym.)

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See also:

pavage  pavement  pavementer  pavementtieule  paver  pavingston  paving  pavingtieule 
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