obstipatio
obstīpātĭo, ōnis, f. [ob-stipo],
- the close pressure (eccl. Lat.): turbarum obstipatione, Laurent. Hom. 1.
per quam ~onem aqua de M. inundat et submergit domos vicinorum
~o fossati predicti extitit per xxx annos elapsos ‥ ad dampnum regis
J. W. assuetus est jactare cineres ‥ et alia multa de arte sua provenientia in regia ripa ad obsturpacionem dicte ripe
item in(bordes, lathes ‥ pro obstupacione venti a predicto orelogio [= ]for to stoppe the wynde fro the sayd clok
pro obstupacione et emendacione unius defectus stagni ‥ ij d.
sol. P. W. pro cariagio unius plaustrati de lyng pro obstupacione stagni molendini de S., viij d.
medicis ‥ in arte sanguinis obstupacionis optime eruditis
item idem solvit ‥ vij s. vj d. in obstupacione propter Brygmille ‥; item vij s. vj d.in stoppying propter Brigmylle; item xv s. x d. et in obstupacione ut supra
sacrista solvit ‥ iij s. per viam obstupacionis de redditu assise ‥ solvendo A. R. ‥
[a goose in which parsley ] petrocillum [] obstupacio [ mixed with many feathers had been put as was evident when the stuffing ] was examined in court
obstīpātĭō, ōnis, f. , foule, presse : Laur. Hom. 1.