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First published 2002 (DOST Vol. XI).
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Troupary, n. [Troup(e n.] Only attrib. with stabills: That are intended for the use of troopers' horses; cavalry. —1655–6 Dumbarton Common Gd. Acc. 209.
For mending and putting up hecks and mangers in the cornett and troupary stabills
