ploughbote
/ˈplaʊbuːt/(also ploughboote, plufebote) Law
noun
Wood or timber which a tenant is entitled to cut for making and repairing ploughs and other agricultural implements.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Inquisition Miscellany. From plough + boot.
- unproscribed
- unprosecuted
- unprospected
- unprosperity
- unprosperous
- unprosperousness
- unprostituted
- unprotectable
- unprotected
- unprotectedly
- unprotestant
- unprotestantize
- unprotestantizing
- unprotestant-like
- unprotested
- unprotesting
- unprotestingly
- unprotruded
- unprotrusive
- unproud
- unprovability
- unprovable
- unprovableness
- unproved
- unproven