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Crippler

A wooden tool used in graining leather

emblements

emblements [Anglo-French, from Middle French emblaement act of sowing grain, from emblaer to sow with grain, from en-, causative prefix + Old French blet ble grain] : crops

dollar

A silver coin of the United States containing 37125 grains of silver and 4125 grains of alloy that is having a total weight of 4125 grains

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Knavership

Knavership, a portion of grain given to a mill-servant from tenants who were bound to grind their grain at such mill. See THIRLAGE.

metals), and gold and silver lace and precious stones may be sold by the ounce Troy of 480 grains (see Third Sch.); and all other articles must be sold by avoirdupois weight of 437.5 grains to the

Thirlage

a servitude or tenure in Scotland, by which the occupier of certain lands was bound to carry his grain to a certain mill to be ground, for which he was bound to pay a portion of the

Poison

sale of certain poisons and dangerous drugs. See these Acts and regulations, and Drugs, Dangerous. Poisoned Food or Grain.--Penalties are imposed upon persons placing poisoned fluid or edible matter upon land, and upon persons selling or exposing

Processing

of manufacture, development of preparation for the market etc.; to covert into marketable form as livestock by slaughtering, grain by milling, cotton by spinning, milk by pasteurizing fruits and vegetables by sorting and repacking.' Where therefore any

Fiars prices

Fiars prices, the value of grain in the different counties of Scotland, fixed yearly by the respective sheriffs, in February, with the assistance of

Gristmill

A mill for grinding grain especially a mill for grinding grists or portions of grain brought by different customers a custom mill

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