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A Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue (up to 1700)

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First published 1983 (DOST Vol. V).
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Quotation dates: 1538-1617

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(Patisar,) Paticer, -esar(e, Patisear, n. Also: patt- and -izer, -esser, -eseir, -escher; -icear, -esier. Also variants, ? phonetic, ? by reverse spelling: potisar, potissar, potiser, pottisear, pottischer. [F. pâtissier. Cf. Pastisar n.] A pastry-cook.(a) 1538 Treasurer's Accounts VI. 390.
Thomas Lyoun, patesare to the Frenche ladyis
1538 Ib. VII. 126.
To … Murdoch, pattescher
1538–9 Ib. 140.
Patesser
1540 Ib. 312.
Gevin to Murdoch Striveling, patesar, to pay for the making of the vnis in the schippis
1540–1 Ib. 420.
To Thomas Lyoun, patesar … to be him ane galbarte
1541 Criminal Trials I. i. 313. 1542 Treasurer's Accounts VIII. 101.
Patesar
1588 Exchequer Rolls XXI. 368.
Jhon Rannald aid to the baxter and patesar
1589 Ib. XXII. 32.
Pateseir
1591 Treasurer's Accounts MS. 29 b.
Pattizer
1612 Index Edinb. Test. II. 334.
Paticer to his majesty
(b) 1560 Treasurer's Accounts XI. 25.
To the patisearis wiffe
c1575 Balfour Pract. 72.
Item, it is not leasum to ony fleshour to be ane patticear … and siklyke ane patticear may not be ane baker of bread to sell
a1597-1617 Hist. Jas. VI (1825) 230.
An Inglish pattesier … confessit … that … he sould kill … Bothuell be poyson
(c)1564 Canongate Kirk S. (ed.) 11.
11. Item, Jonet Yair … harlot to the pottischer. 12. Item, Effene Lyell, harlot to the wesscellar
c1575 Balfour Pract. 585.
Gif thair be ony cuikis or pottisearis, quha bakis pyis, and sellis thame not quhen thay ar hot [etc.]
a1578 Pitsc. I 337/13.
Syne was thair … cuning baxteris and also excellent cuikis and potiseris [I. potingareis] witht confectiounis and drogis for thair desairtis
1581 Index Edinb. Test. I 58.
Patrick Rannald, potisar and master-baxter to the kings majesty
1598 Household Bks. Jas. VI 31 May.
To Johnne Ronald potissar for baiking off venysoun and vailpyis
1600 Criminal Trials II 148.

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