laqueare

1 laqueare v. laquear

2 laqueare [CL] 1 a to tie, fasten (with straps or sim., sc. clothing, armour, etc.). b to hang up, suspend (as from a noose). c to tether (animal). a ~eatus, ligatus, inplicitus, conexus ‥ Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 329; ~eo, G.alacer (Garl. Unus gl.) Teaching Latin II 165; ~eo, lacer Ib.; statuto ‥ loco ‥, et [? l. cum] jam ad ~eandas galeas utrobique pervenirent partes ‥ M. Par. Maj. I 204 (cf. id. Min. I 294: cum ‥ galee essent annectende); s1388 arma super se ~iare (v. firmaculum 1a).  b 1263 per servicium inveniendi harde ad ~eand’ pecias carnium in coquina domini regis IPM 28/2.  c 1612 item quod nemo custodit sive ~iat aliquas equas sive bestias in campis seminatis ‥ sub pena ‥ iiij d. (CourtR Ledston, Yorks) MS W. Yorks Archive Service LD Add. III/5; 1615 ~ieverunt equos suos Ib.. 2 a to ensnare, trap (animal); b (fig., in quots., w. person as obj.). c to beset (a place) with snares, lay snares in (in quot., fig.). a 13‥ logicus aranee potest comparari: / ‥ / est precium musca, si forte queat laqueari (De studiis 76) Pol. Songs 210.  b cave temet, frater, in te ne confidas, quia a te ~earis nec a te solo solveris Alch. Ep. 298; 849 (11c) si quis fringerit [sc. meam donationem], sciat se aeternis maledictionibus ‥ undique ~eatum CS 455(2); Walt. Angl. Fab. 43. 23 (v. dictamen 3b); statim in amorem ejus [sc. puelle] ~eatus [v. l. illaqueatus] est Eul. Hist. II 221; c1370 Simon ‥ / ecclesias rapiet cum muneribus laqueatus (J. Bridl.) Pol. Poems I 138 (cf. ib. 140: quia sicut laqueus retinet avem ‥ ita munera retinent ecclesias simoniace); dicentes se esse sapientes, stulti facti sunt, propriis funiculis ~eati Wycl. Apost. 166.  c non laqueare venit iter humanam pius ille / Cristus, set planam dirigit ipse viam Gower VC III 251. 3 a to furnish (garment, armour, shoe, etc.) with a strap or lace (freq. p. ppl. as adj., ‘laced’). b to embroider (cloth or sim.). a muniantur pedes estivalibus vel calceis ~eatis [ed. Wright: †laquealis; gl.: a las. lacees (etc.)] vel consutilibus Neckam Ut. 99; 1291 cum sotularibus ~eatis, decollatis, rostratis vel aliter deformatis Stat. Ebor. 115; 1299 sotulares ultra medium tibie coreo circa tibiam ~eatos Reg. Cant. 328; 1342 pro ij coriis cervi, ‥ x pell’ roan’ ‥ emptis pro diversis armaturis regis ~eand’ et garnissand’ KR Ac 389/14 m. 3; ita quod manubria tunice sint clausa ‥ non nodulis vel filo ‥ ~eata G. S. Alb. app. II 504; capuciis parvulis, que scapulas tegere valebant, ~eatis cum alis botenatis mento strictissime J. Reading f. 186; 1397 (v. furratura 1b).  b 1444 lego ‥ j lectum plumarum ‥ cum j pulvinare laquiat’ cum crules Test. Ebor. II 100.