• trotter(e, trotetere, trotore, troter, trotar

iiij d.; Item, in duro pisce frisc' v do.; Item, in trotters viij d. (1366) Gaol Deliv.R. in Antiq.21 118 [John, son of Thomas Dennyson], trotter, [senior]. (1148) in Reaney Dict.Br.Surnames 355 Robert trotar. (1177) in Pipe R.Soc.26 185 Godardo

• tunk, tung

in LCRS 59 20 [Assized rent of the same Commote, called] Tunk [for the term of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist..6 l. 16 s. 10 d.]. (1311) Inq.P.M.(C) Edw.II File 22 m.23 [OD col.] Idem Comes..habuit lx s.,

• undiscussed

Dunstervyle sewed Assie of novel Disseisine agayns on Phelip Eggerton which Assise hangyng undiscussed, ye same Phelip desired the seide John for to relees unto þe same Phelip, al his seide right and title in the seide Londes. (1448) Shillingford

• unspendid, unspent, onspente

vpon hym th'execucion of the seid testament bothe of the seid londes and also of such goodez of the seid John Fastolf as yet remayne vnspent and shal com to the hondys of the seid reuerend fadere. (1472) Rec.St.Mary at

• untamen, untayne

desert place, [etc.]. a1500 Medulla Hrl 2257 70a/b Indomitus: vntamed. a1400 Cursor Trin-C R.3.8 21045 Þe emperoure hoped him [St. John] to mate, In a toune wellynge hate Ful of oyle he dud him shote; Hit harmed him nouþer honde

• velum, velim(e, velome

the quayre, xx d. (1472) Acc.St.Edm.Sarum 6 Item, a pax brede of silver gilt with a Crucifixe and Mary & John with a Gospeler of velym writtyn and bound in the same. a1475 Limn.Bks. Brog 2.1 85 If hit be

• Venicien, venician, venisien, venisian, venistian, venitian, venesian, veniciens, venecianes, veneciance, whenysyans

Resseyved of lowes Rany, venystian, For desseyt en iiij valett Greynes, vj li. (1428) Grocer Lond. Kingdon 181 Also of John Markanouo, Venesyan, Summa v li. (1428) Grocer Lond. Kingdon 190 Ther was a diference of sugre of iij coet

• veu(e, vewe, veiu(e, viu, vieu, viewe, viwe, vu(w)e, wewe, wiwe, rywe, vewes, vieux

C. 4.266 John Darell answered & seide to his knowleche þat he maade a bille of þe same vc marc' seiyng in proef of þe seid paiement þat þe Lord Scrope had ordeyned in þe vewe of John Olneye &

• viner, vinour, vin(n)ur, viniour, vinior, vienur, vignour, vignur, vinerous, vinourris

(1267) Rec.Norwich 1 213 Johannes le Viner. (1278) Pleas Som. in Som.RS 41 148 David le Vignur. (1279) in Reaney Dict.Br.Surnames 364 William le Vinyour. (1327) Sub.R.Som. in Som.RS 3 81 Willelmo Vignour. (1407) in Reaney Dict.Br.Surnames 364 John Vyner.

• wale, waelh, wal(le)-, weale-

Reaney Dict.Br.Surnames 369 Gilbert Walford. (1342) EPNSoc.15 (Hrt.) 23 Abbotteswalden. (1354) EPNSoc.11 (Sur.) 27 Walworth. (1379) in Reaney Dict.Br.Surnames 368 John Walcot'. a1400(1104) in Ekwall Street-Names Lond. 193 Walebroch. a1500(1439) Lydg. Sts.AA Lnsd 699 763 He slouh of hem at

• water-ledere, waterleder, waterledar, waterledare, waterladere, waterladar

waterleder. a1450 Cat.Plays Yk. p.xxiv Cukes, Waterleders. (1197) in Pipe R.Soc.n.s.8 179 Willelmus Waterladar'. (?c1250) Anc.Deed (PRO) A.7319 [OD col.] John le Waterladere Geoffrey le Waterladere. (1288) Chester R. in Chet.n.s.84 155 Hugh the Waterleder. (1313) Sub.R.Bristol(1) in BGAS 19

• wei-hor(e

make watir þerof. ?c1450 Stockh.PRecipes Stockh 10.90 47/9 A precious oynement for alle maner off woundis: Take herbe water, herbe john bryen, weyehore, [etc.]. a1500 MS Ashm.1443 in Hunt Plant Names Ashm 1443 117 [Filago:] weyhore and whyt herbe. a1500

• wei-hous

þe clok be þe morne tule halffe our afftor xje . (1438) Pat.R.Hen.VI 192 [The king grants to the said John the rooms situated within the wall bounded on the north by the way which runs between] le Weyhous [of

• werk-manli, warkmanli, workmenly

Engl. 497 Quilke forsaide brygge sall' be mad' Sufficiant and workmenly in masoncraft. (1447) Doc.Durham in Sur.Soc.9 p.cccxiii The said John, Bertrame & William, sall wirke the said myne werkmanlike, to save the feld standyng, be the sight of certeyn

• whele-wright(e, whelwrihte, whelwhritte, whelwreith, whelwhrete, welwristh, welric, wellewriche, quelwrigh

Whelwrihte. (1327) in Fransson Surn. 162 Henr. Whelwreyth'. (1327) in Fransson Surn. 162 Rob. Welwristh'. (1333) Court R.Colchester 1 107 John Whelwrihte. (1341) in Fransson Surn. 162 Will. Whelwrigth'. (c1346) in Fransson Surn. 162 Adam Quelwrigh'. (1352) in Sundby Dial.Wor.

• wher-up

cite of paradis. (1425) Paston 1.5 I send yow closed with this bille copie of vnfrendly lettre þat þe seyd John hath sent to me late touchant þe same matier. Þe seyd Priour hath sent also to yow and to

• whiting(e, whietting, wittinge

207 To a Dawber For perlymyng and whytyng off þe halle, iiij li. (1434-5) Acc.St.Michael Oxf. in OAST 78 34 John Mylton ȝaue to the wyttynge of the cherche ii bochell lyme; item for ii bochell lyme to the wyttynge

• blọd-wite, -withe

pur sank espandu. (1403) Inquis.Hen.IV in BGAS 18 64 Blodewyte. (1472) Doc. in Sur.Soc.85 22 Ryc' Emson maid afray of John Broun & drue blod on hym, ye bludwyt vj s. viij d., ye ton halfe to ye kyrke, ye

• Win-chestre, winchester, wenchestre, vinchester, wincestre, winceastre, wychestre

in Bardsley D. 816 Nicholas Winchestre. (1286) in Reaney Dict.Br.Surnames 386 William de Wyncestre. (1314) Surnames in Bardsley D. 816 John de Wynchestre, piscarius. (1379) Surnames in Bardsley D. 816 Robertus Wynchester. ?a1114 Chron.Dom.A.9 Dom A.9 245 Se king com

• winner(e, winnor

of wele to wonyn us wyth! Heyl wynnere i-wys! 1483 Cath.Angl. Monson 168 157 A Glayfe wynner: braueta. (1200) in Pipe R.Soc.n.s.12 149 Alexander Winer. (1264-5) Inquis.Miscel.(PRO) 1.224 [John and William] Wynnur. (1351-2) Freeman R. in KRec.18 205 Thomas Wynnar.