1ship.afloat, on the sea:
(
c.1235;
MS: c.1235
)
Les oraisuns e lermes de vertu sunt tant [...] Ke l’ewe ki est parfunde e raedde a flot briant, Retraite e[n] sun chanel, va si apetizant Ke n’i fust nus a flote, ne batel ne chalant
792
(
1347-60
)
Et en les gages de xvij delveres overaunt sur la debresure des delfs en queux les ditz escomers furunt de les forsmestre afflote
E101/25/32, m.4
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afflote (c.1235)