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First published 1937 (DOST Vol. I).
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Custumat, Coustumat, p.p. and ppl. a. [Med. L. custumatus, p.p. of custumnare Custum(e v.] a. Accustomed. b. Subjected to custom-duty. —c1590 J. Stewart 217 § 70.
Ȝour nochtie naturs coustumat to tort No God cognoscis 1592 Reg. Morton I. 181.
For observing the custumat order he is preissit to purchase the style of sum kirk leving —1599 Acts IV. 185/1.
The merchandis inbringaris of the saids guidis aucht nocht to lose, brek bowke nor dispone thairvpoun quhill the same be … deulie custumat
