puture
noun
pu·ture
ˈpyüchə(r)
plural -s
English law
: the customary right of keepers of forests and some bailiffs of hundreds to take food for man, horse, and dog from land of various tenants within the forest or hundred
Word History
Etymology
Anglo-French, food, from Old French pouture, from pou, pouls porridge
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