Law. The right or privilege to pasture pigs (or other animals) in a forest; payment made to the owner of a tract of woodland for this right or…

Law. The right to use common land, or land or water owned by another, for grazing animals, collecting wood or turf for fuel, fishing, etc.; the use…

The limited number of cattle, according to kind, allotted to each definite portion into which pasture or common land is divided, or to each person…

The herbage of a forest, or the right to it. Cf. herbage, n. 3. Obsolete.

The act, practice, or right of intercommoning (esp. in sense 1).

Scots Law. The right to use common land; right of common. Frequently in right of commonty. Cf. commonage, n. 1a, common, n.1 4. Now rare.

The action or practice of pasturing livestock, esp. cattle, on fog (fog, n.1 1a). Also Law: the right or privilege to pasture livestock on fog. Now…

The right which a person has to make use of the land or waters of another; right of common; an instance of this. Obsolete.

A right of pasture or ‘feed’ for cattle by payment or otherwise, agistment, n.; (also) cattle set to pasture in this way. Also cow-gist.

The right to use common land for grazing animals, collecting wood or turf for fuel, fishing, etc.; the use of such land. Also in right of commoning…

The action, or privilege, of arrenting.

a pasture or right of pasturage for wethers (see gang, n. 4c).

The right or privilege of allowing animals to feed on the young shoots, leaves, and twigs of shrubs and trees; a payment made for this right or…

Law (chiefly Scots Law). The right of pasture.

The action of feeding; eating, grazing; also, the giving of food; an instance of this.

One who participates with others, esp. in the use of common pasture. Chiefly in plural.

= faldage, n.

(See quots.)

A person who shares a right of common with another specified person; a person who has a joint right in common land. See right of common at common, n.1…

A right of pasturage for a horse, e.g. in a common field. Cf. cow-gate, n.

in same sense.

The right of sending pigs or poultry to ‘run at shack’ on another's land after the harvest; also, in extended sense, the right of pasturing cattle in…

(See quot. 1701.)

Forage available in a forest after the pannage season. Also: the period following the pannage season; the right to pasture pigs during this…

In phrase levancy and couchancy: the fact of being levant and couchant; see couchant, adj.

The body of commoners; the commonalty.

One who or something which stints, in the senses of the verb.

= horsegate, n.2

The right of allowing cattle to stray and feed on common land. northern. Also stray of rabbits (see quot. 1877).

right of pasture for a goose.

The practice of sharing a common (common, n.1 3a) or common land. Also: the right to use common land (cf. right of common). Now chiefly historical.

transferred. Applied to pasture for, or the right to pasture, a two-year-old sheep, in a common or jointly-held field.

= couchancy, n.

= levancy, n.

liberty of sheep to graze on a tract of land.

a holder of a stint of pasture.