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daf
1254
tinker
1243
chaloner
1213
thurch
1270
tapermaker
1322
roteor
c.1170
pride
1208
stathe
1300
whelp
1278
ware
2
1218
throwere
1282
glovere
1250
webber
1255
paste
1
1159-85
lypse
1296
stride
1357-8
gode
1212
halier
1272
wire
1279
tern
1332
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1275
wolf
1279
[pitancer]
1282
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[DD]
FEW:
pietas
8,440b
Gdf:
pitancier
GdfC:
∅
TL:
pitancier 2 7,981
DEAF:
pitance (pitancier 2)
DMF:
pitancier
TLF:
pitance (pitancier)
OED:
pittancer n.
MED:
pitauncer n.
DMLBS:
pitanciarius
2296a
pitanciar,
pytauncer
s.
1
eccl.
monastic
name
pittancer, officer in a religious house responsible for the administration of pittances (used as a surname)
:
(
1282
)
Rob. le Pitanciar
pitauncer(e n.
(
1297
)
Thomas le Pytauncer
pitauncer(e n.
pide
pitance
pité
piteier
pitif
pitiver
pitivous
pitivousement
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