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First published 1983 (DOST Vol. V).
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Quotation dates: 1517-1639
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Ogeour, Oger, Odger, n. Also: oggerur, owger, odyer. [? Irreg. f. F. ogive (OF. œgive (1325), augive (1459), etc.), ME. oggif (1357–8), e.m.E. ogive (1611), a diagonal groin or rib of a vault; and cf. also late ME. ogge (1428–9), e.m.E. ogee (1611), ? orig. id., later (1677) = ogee moulding.] ? An ogee arch or a moulding which when double (also doubill oger) constituted such an arch; a stone cut for an arch of this kind. b. Ogeour-pend, ? a stone for vaulting associated with this form of arch.1517 Treasurer's Accounts V. 121.
To sex maister masounis v dais hewand owgerus for the said chymnay 1537–8 Master of Works Accounts (ed.) I. 223.
To Willemott quarreour … for iii dozane iii pece ogeouris to the barasis of the Kingis grace kiching 1537–8 Ib.
For xii draucht in the ogeouris and gret stanis 1538–9 Ib. 245.
For xiic lxx pece aslar ogeour and aslar pend 1542 Proceedings of Society of Antiquaries III. 162.
At the west end of the queir … to rais ane substantious wall … with ane brace to be raisit tharein … to serue the west gavil of the queir with hewin oggeruris 1578–9 Haddington Treas. Acc. (see Cowm(e n.).1611 Macgibbon & Ross V. 5.
Saxtein futtis of lenth compting twa elnes for sewin fuittis with the odyer pend1628 Master of Works Accounts (ed.) II. 214.
Of singill pend iijxx … of doubill ogeris … xii peittis and xij oger pend 1633 Ib. 314.
Fourtie odger pend at ij s. vj d. the peice 1633 Ib. 331.
Twapairof cruik bandis to the odger 1639 Ib. 404.
For ane grit dowbill oger being ane grit cairt draught v lib. ij s.
