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Thiturare. To chreah. 



Tkitueatio. Threshing. 



T&UJiLA.. A hoop-net for catching fiah in a atew. 



Unctum. Lard. 

 Umctuba. Grease. 

 Ulna. An ell. 



ViKGATA. A virgute of land. 



ViRGATAKiiTs. A 'yard-mau,' a villein with the normal 



holding of a virgate. 

 VlKiDABics. A verderer. 

 ViSEUA, 71 [65] (for Viseria). A vizor. 

 VisoE, ViscoH, 39 [14], 75 [7] (so. forestos), one who 



holds a ' view ' of the forest. 

 Vivarium. A fishpond. 

 Volga, 47 [30j. Perhaps a windlass. 



Vaccaria, a [26]. A cow-house. 



Vaccarius. a cow-herd. 



Vaccikus. Of or belonging to a cow. 



Vanari. To winnow. 



Venacio, Venatio, 4 [59], 71 [45]. Venison. 



Vkntilare. To winnow. 



Ventorium. a winnowing fan. 



Veredictum. a verdict. 



Vektevella. a hinge-hook. 



Vbsci i;. The vetch crop. 



VieiLiA. A vigil or eve. 



ViLLANTJS. A villein. 



ViLLATA. The people of a vill or township. 



ViEGA. A wand or stake ; tenure by delivery of a wand. 



Wallura, 35 3oJ. A wall, walling. 



Warantum, 66 [18]. A warrant. 



Warda. a watch. 



Warecta, Waketum. Kal low-land. 



VVarbnnabius. a waironer. 



Warra, 31 [19]. A • yare ' or tirih-trap. 



Waterlete, 67, 69. 'I'he custom so called, apparently 



of digging a water-course. 

 Willata. See Villata. 

 Wiscaee. To wattle. 

 WiscATOK. One who wattles. 

 WiscATDEA. Wattlo-work. 

 VVlpes (i.e. VuLPEs). Poxes. (See Introduction.) 



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