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scrutum [CL n. pl. = discarded goods] 1 patch of cloth, torn garment. hoc ~um, -i, i. vestis pauperum lacerata et detrita Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 536; nec panniculos nec eorum †scrutivia [l. scruta, gl.: clutez] volunt resarcire Garl. Comm. 655; patche or clowt set on a thing, ~um, pictacium PP. 2 (sg. or pl.) tripe or sim.. ciborum ‥ quibus patria barbara utitur ‥ tria genera, taxea, ~a [gl.: tripe] ex succidiis sumpta, collustrum Balsh. Ut. 48; ad salsucias et ~a [gl.: tripes], ad omasos qui sunt pellicule unde fiunt ~a Garl. Comm. 478; sed mactatores a scolaribus animosis mactantur, propter hillias immundas, et salsucias, tuceta et ~a que popello conveniunt tunicato Id. Dict. 127; s1428 ad cenas ‥ percipiant de coquina cibaria salubria, viz. ova ‥ cocta ‥ cum ‥ ~is assatis Chr. S. Alb. 29; chyterlynge, crutum, -i PP; hoc ~um, a tripe WW; ~a, exta, i. trope, the felvelde WW; hoc strutum, a tripe WW; hec †struta [l. scruta], A. a startere of nete WW.

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