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First published 1937 (DOST Vol. I).
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Consuet, a. [ME. conswet (1384), e.m.E. consuete (1538), L. consuētus.] Usual, customary. —1473 Stirlings of Keir 241.
Payand … at twa vsuale consuet termys … Vitsonday and Mertimes 1625 Brechin Test. IV. 185.
The sovme … to be payit … at tua consuet terms
