Faldage

1. Faldage
   (O. Eng. Law) A privilege of setting up, and moving about, folds for sheep, in any fields within manors, in order to manure them; -- often reserved to himself by the lord of the manor.

1. (n) faldage
   An old seigniorial right under which the lord of a manor required a tenant's sheep to pasture on his fields as a means of manuring the land, he in turn being bound to provide a fold for the sheep.
2. (n) faldage
   A customary fee paid by a tenant to the lord of a manor for exemption from this obligation. Also called fald-fee.
3. (n) faldage
   Also foldage.

1. (n) Faldage
   fal′dāj the right, often reserved by the lord of a manor, of folding his tenant's sheep in his own fields for the sake of the manure: a fee paid for exemption from the foregoing.

Faldfee Foldage

daldage raldage galdage valdage caldage fqldage fwldage fsldage fzldage fakdage faodage fapdage falsage faleage falfage falcage falxage falsage faldqge faldwge faldsge faldzge faldafe faldate faldahe faldabe faldave faldagw faldags faldagd faldagr