apendance (1280-1307)
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apendance (1280-1307)

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  FEW:  appendere 25,33a Gdf:  apendance 1,329c GdfC:  apendance 8,142a TL: apendance 1,437 DEAF:  apendre (apendance)  DMF:  appendance  TLF: ∅ OED:  appendance n.  MED: ∅ DMLBS:  appendentia 105a
apendaunce;  appendancie,  appendaunce,  appendauncie,  appendence,  apendauntcy  

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1lawappendance, appendage of property or right: 
( 1280-1307; MS: s.xiv1 )  A checoun seygnur demort garde et chaunce, Et le roy prive de tote l’appendaunce  436.28
( 1317 )  Si celes services soyent apendauntz al maner […] et voleyent averer l’apendaunce  Ed II xxi 22
( 1338 )  la ou homme alegge apendance, il covient moustrer coment il est seisi de ceo de quei il suppose l’avowesoun apendant  11-12 Ed III 411
( 1425 )  l’appendauncie ne serra expresse en le patent de l’assise  i 5
( 1481-82 )  le roy clame l’avoson come appendant et le defendant clame ceo come en grose en quelle case il doit traverser l’apendauntcy ou autrement il ne respond le titille le roy  ii 36
apendice  apendre  apendu  apentiz  desapendance 
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