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First published 2001 (DOST Vol. X).
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Tasment, n. [? Late ME and e.m.E. tachement (1467-9), tachment (1545), aphetic form of attachment Attachment n.] ? A writ or precept of attachment. —1568 Waus Corr. 42.
Sewin scoir markis inawwene to my said hisband be Hew Maxwall and James Kenedy, as my said hisbandis tasment beris
