† mishersingn.

Forms: Middle English misheringge, 1500s mishersyng, 1700s mishering, 1700s mishersing, 1700s miskering.

Origin: Of unknown origin. Etymon: miskenning n.

Etymology: Origin unknown. Perhaps originally an error for miskenning n., subsequently taken up in later glossaries and dictionaries. See also abishersing n.

Obsolete.

Perhaps: freedom from amercements imposed by any court.

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c1300 Expos. Vocab. in Bodl. MS Rawl. C. 668A f. 88 Misheringge: Ceo est de estre quit de amerciemens pur quereles en acon cort devaunt K' ke il suit ne[s]t ordinainnent [sic] ou proprement demonstre.

1527 Abridgem. Statutes f. 87 Mishersyng that is to be quit of amercymentis prouid in the transompt before who so euer.

1528 Abbreviamentum Statutorum sig. E1 Mishersing hoc est quietum esse de amerciamentis coram quibuscunque in transumptone [sic] probata.

1579 Rastell's Expos. Termes Lawes (new ed.) at Abishersing Abishersing (and in some copyes Mishersing,) that is to be quite of amercementes before whom soeuer of transumption [1598 transgression] proued.

1610 W. Folkingham Feudigraphia iii. iv. 71 Abishersing, alias Mishersing, implies both forfaitures and Amerciaments of all transgressions within the Fee, and also the immunity from like penalties.

1672 T. Manley Νομοθετης: Cowell's Interpreter sig. B1^v Abishersing, (as Rastal in his Abridgment expounds it,) Is to be quit of Amerciaments before whomsoever of transgression proved. It is called in the New Termes of Law Mishersing.

This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2002; most recently modified version published online December 2020).

单词	mishersing
释义	† mishersingn. Forms: Middle English misheringge, 1500s mishersyng, 1700s mishering, 1700s mishersing, 1700s miskering. Origin: Of unknown origin. Etymon: miskenning n. Etymology: Origin unknown. Perhaps originally an error for miskenning n., subsequently taken up in later glossaries and dictionaries. See also abishersing n. Obsolete. Perhaps: freedom from amercements imposed by any court. ΚΠ c1300 Expos. Vocab. in Bodl. MS Rawl. C. 668A f. 88 Misheringge: Ceo est de estre quit de amerciemens pur quereles en acon cort devaunt K' ke il suit ne[s]t ordinainnent [sic] ou proprement demonstre. 1527 Abridgem. Statutes f. 87 Mishersyng that is to be quit of amercymentis prouid in the transompt before who so euer. 1528 Abbreviamentum Statutorum sig. E1 Mishersing hoc est quietum esse de amerciamentis coram quibuscunque in transumptone [sic] probata. 1579 Rastell's Expos. Termes Lawes (new ed.) at Abishersing Abishersing (and in some copyes Mishersing,) that is to be quite of amercementes before whom soeuer of transumption [1598 transgression] proued. 1610 W. Folkingham Feudigraphia iii. iv. 71 Abishersing, alias Mishersing, implies both forfaitures and Amerciaments of all transgressions within the Fee, and also the immunity from like penalties. 1672 T. Manley Νομοθετης: Cowell's Interpreter sig. B1^v Abishersing, (as Rastal in his Abridgment expounds it,) Is to be quit of Amerciaments before whomsoever of transgression proved. It is called in the New Termes of Law Mishersing. This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2002; most recently modified version published online December 2020). < n.c1300
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