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[seisoner] (1321)
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[seisoner] (1321)

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saisonner,  sesoner  
  FEW:  satio 11,241b Gdf:  saisonner 7,293b GdfC: ∅ TL: ∅ DEAF:  saison (saisoné)  / saison (saisoner)  DMF:  saisonné  TLF: ∅ OED:  season v.  / seasoned a.  MED:  sesounen v.  DMLBS:  saisonare 2904b

v.trans.

agricultural to cultivate, sow: 
( 1322 )  le ewe refoule le pré le dit William de an en an, ainsi q’il ne peot son feyn sesoner ne de ceo profit aver  TNA SC 8/126/6292

v.intrans.

seisoner ensemble
fig. to mingle: 
( 1360-79; MS: s.xivex )  car d’un attrait Richesce ovesque ytiel forsfait Fortune ensemble ne saisonne  GOWER Mirour 8940

p.p. as a.

agricultural (of land) cultivated, sown: 
( 1321 )  le dit Johan Herberd dorreit un mees e la quarte partie d’une vergee de terre [...] seine (l. feiné?) e sesoné  Actes privés 207
bien seisoné
culin. ven. time (of game) seasoned, ripe, hung for a sufficiently long time and ready to be used for food: 
( 1372 )  Et gardez [...] q'ils (=rabbits delivered for feast at Epiphany) soient bien saisonez  GAUNT1 ii 109
( 1374 )  [...] les daymes faire carier bien seisonez a nostre manoir  GAUNT1 ii 275
en tens bien seisoné
time at the opportune, appropriate moment: 
( MS: s.xiv1 )  A vous revendroi en tens ben seisoné  BOZ Tret Pass 436

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See also:

seison1  seisonable 
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