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- husgablum, husgabulum:—house-tax, or rent, husgable.
- hussus:—holly.
- hustengitim, hitstengum, hustingum:—hustings; the Supreme Court of the City of London.
- hutagium, hutasium, hutellum, hutesium:—hue [and cry].
- huterelium:—drift wood (?).
- hyda. See hida.
- hydromellum:—mead.
I.
- ibanum:—ebony.
- ibernagium. See hibernagium.
- icona, icottia:—an image, a figure.
- iconomia:—housekeeping.
- idayo. See indago.
- idoneare:—to prove innocence, to purge.
- idriola:—a holy water stoup.
- ifungia:—coeket bread, the second best white bread.
- ignitegium:—curfew.
- illegitimitas:—bastardy.
- illicite:—translated in a documentof 1385, "aukewardly."
- illimitatus:— unlimited.
- illuminare:—to paint. (O. E. limne.)
- imaginarius:—an image maker.
- imbassiator:—an ambassador.
- imbesilare:—to embezzle.
- imbreviare:—to abridge; to put in writing.
- imbricatus:—engrailed . See engrallatus.
- imbrocus:—a brook.
- imbulus:—a pentice, a penthouse.
- imbursare:—to put in one's own purse.
- immeabilis:—immoveable.
- immeliorure:—to improve.
- immerciaius:—fined, amerced.
- imminorare:—to diminish.
- impalare:—to impound.
- impanellare:—to enter the names of a jury; to empanel.
- imparcamentum:—the right of impounding cattle.
- imparcare:—to impark; to impound.
- imparcatio. See imparcamentum.
- impechiamentum:—hindrance; impeachment.
- impechiare:—to accuse, to impeach.
- impedia:—the upper leather of a shoe.
- impediare:—to mutilate a dog's feet, to law. See expeditare.
- impedientes:—defendants.
- impennare:—to feather arrows.
- imperator:—the emperor.
- imperpetuum:—for ever.
- imper sonare:—to institute a rector.
- impersonata, persona:—parson imparsonee, a lawful incumbent in actual possession.
- impescatus:—impeached.
- impetere:—to accuse, to impeach.
