javarn.
Obsolete.
‘A swelling in the hollow of the pastern of a horse’ (Cotgrave).
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pains1440
mellitc1465
false quarter1523
gravelling?1523
founder1547
foundering1548
foot evil1562
crown scab1566
prick1566
quittor bone1566
moltlong1587
scratches1591
hoof-bound1598
corn1600
javar1600
frush1607
crepance1610
fretishing1610
seam1610
scratchets1611
kibe1639
tread1661
grease1674
gravel1675
twitter-bone1688
cleft1694
quittor1703
bleymes1725
crescent1725
hoof-binding1728
capelet1731
twitter1745
canker1753
grease-heels1753
sand-crack1753
thrush1753
greasing1756
bony hoof1765
seedy toe1829
side bone1840
cracked heel1850
mud fever1872
navicular1888
coronitis1890
toe-crack1891
flat-foot1894
1600 R. Surflet tr. C. Estienne & J. Liébault Maison Rustique i. xxviii. 188 For the Iauar take pepper,..and make an emplaister to be laid vpon the place.
1600 R. Surflet tr. C. Estienne & J. Liébault Maison Rustique i. xxviii. 192 For the Iauar in the houghes or hams.
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