amercement
111misericordia — /mizarakord(i)ya/ Mercy; a fine or amerciament; an arbitrary or discretionary amercement …
112abishering — abishering, or abishersing /abishar(s)ir)/ Quit of amercements. It originally signified a forfeiture or amercement, and is more properly called mishering, mishersing, or miskering, according to certain writers. It has since been termed a liberty… …
113abishersing — abishering, or abishersing /abishar(s)ir)/ Quit of amercements. It originally signified a forfeiture or amercement, and is more properly called mishering, mishersing, or miskering, according to certain writers. It has since been termed a liberty… …
114amerce — /amars/ To impose an amercement or fine; to punish by a fine or penalty …
115bredwite — /bredwat/ In Saxon and old English law, a fine, penalty, or amercement imposed for defaults in the assise of bread …
116cashlite — An amercement or fine; a mulct …
117footgeld — /fiitgeld/ In the forest law, an amercement for not cutting out the ball or cutting off the claws of a dog s feet (expeditating, him). To be quit of footgeld is to have the privilege of keeping dogs in the forest unlawed without punishment or… …
118incurramentum — /inkahramentam/ L. Lat. The liability to a fine, penalty, or amercement …
119merciament — /mars(h)yamant/ An amercement, penalty, or fine (q.v.) …
120misericordia — /mizarakord(i)ya/ Mercy; a fine or amerciament; an arbitrary or discretionary amercement …
