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Faldin(g, Faulding, ppl. a. Also: faldyn, -ind, faldeing. [Northern e.m.E. falding (1502), midl. and southern folding, voldyng (1422–3). Cf. Faldand.] Capable of being folded. Also with doun.(a) c 1450 Misc. Maitl. C. III. 204.
A faldyn stule of coruyn werk in the ouyr vestre 1483 Acta Aud. 119/1.
A faldin burde price viij crounis 1513 Doug. x. i. 11.
The faldyn ȝettis baith vpwarpyt braid 1605 Edinb. Test. XL. 227.
Ten dosone … faldin kames 1610 Hist. Kinloss A. p. xi.
1 tawney welwet faldin chare 1614 Edinb. Test. XLVIII 3 b.
Ane faldin aikin buird(b) 1575 Edinb. Test. III. 402 b.
Ane meit burde with twa falding levis of eistland burde 1615 Ib. XLIX. 14.
Ane falding doune langsadill with ane almerie aboue the samyn 1664 Ib. LXXI. 376.
Ane old little falding chyre table 1696 Ib. LXXX. 170.
A faldeing table and a cookeing table(c) 1561 Inv. Q. Mary 34.
Twa auld faulding stuillis 1571 Edinb. Test. II. 192.
Foure faulding myrrouris 1635 Haddington Mem. II. 301.
Four greene faulding chyres 1685 Soc. Ant. LVIII. 365.
2 ambries with a faulding lang setle
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