perjactare

perjactare [ML < CL per-+jactare] 1 to lay (so as to cover or decorate). 1297 item magistro cementario ‥ ~anti plumbum super platam cameram et ‥ ~anti ultra longam aleam et ultra magnam turrim ‥ Ac. Cornw 134. 2 to cover or decorate with plaster or sim., to daub, parget; b (dist. from dealbare). 1237 [pargetting] parjactand’ [of the wall] (KR Ac 476/3) Building in Eng. 191; 1251 magnam turrim perjectari de libero mortario Liberate 28 m. 18; 1285 qui ~avit ‥ orriolum ante cameram domini regis (v. 2 oriolum); 1286 qui ~avit longam cameram juxta turrim (v. daubator); 1323 [to parget] ~are [the walls of the castle] (Cl 141 m. 39) CalCl 16; quod grangia ~etur propter mures Cart. Glouc. III 220. b 1244 turrim castri de Corf’ morterio ubi defectus fuerit ~ari et exterius per totam dealbari faciat Liberate 20 m. 13.

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