- metecorn
- Corn paid out for labor.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
metecorn
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Metecorn — Mete corn , n. A quantity of corn formerly given by the lord to his customary tenants, as an encouragement to, or reward for, labor and faithful service. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
metecorn — n ( es/ ) allowance of corn to dependants … Old to modern English dictionary
metecorn — A measure or portion of corn, given by a lord to customary tenants as a reward and encouragement for labor … Black's law dictionary
metecorn — A measure or portion of corn, given by a lord to customary tenants as a reward and encouragement for labor … Black's law dictionary
metecorn — … Useful english dictionary
metbord — metbord, buird, metch(e, metcorn see meat board, match, metecorn … Useful english dictionary
metch — metbord, buird, metch(e, metcorn see meat board, match, metecorn … Useful english dictionary
metche — metbord, buird, metch(e, metcorn see meat board, match, metecorn … Useful english dictionary
metcorn — metbord, buird, metch(e, metcorn see meat board, match, metecorn … Useful english dictionary
metisupe — metisupe, metkorn see meteship, metecorn … Useful english dictionary
