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(Schese,) Scheis, Schyse, Scho(i)s, v. Also: P.t. schesit, scheschit; schowsed. P.p. schosin, -ing, -yn(e, -yng, schossin(e, schoschin; schothing; schowin. [Var. of Chese v., Chose v., Chus(e v. (to choose).]pres. 1550 Corr. M. Lorraine 339.
Betwix this and Frayday tha ville schyse ane nuder provest 1582 Laing Chart. 259.
That we fermoraris of Crummy auchit to scheis the mile knaif of ouir mile at ouir schesing and nocht to be schosin be the multraris 1600-1610 Melvill 168.
I besaught my cowsing to sett me a-land, schosin rather anie sort of dethe … nor [etc.] 1627 Orkney Rentals iii 93.
For their better proceeding did schois the most anchienest men … to helpe themp.t. 1524 Edinb. Hammermen 112.
The masteris … schesit Patrik Scot … kerkmaster 1540 Aberd. B. Rec. I 171.
Scheschit 1549 St. A. Baxter Bks. 5.
All the bredren … within the cite … eleckit & schesit Thomas Mortowne to be thair decane(b) 1570 Leslie 214.
He schowsed furth a certane nowmer of the most practisedp.p. 1492 Reg. Episc. Morav. 244.
Arbitrours and amicabill compositouris evinlie schosyn be and betuix … Andro bischop of Murray … and … Huchon the Roos Ib.
Schosin 1526–7 Selkirk B. Ct. (ed.) 84.
Schossin 1529 Aberd. B. Rec. I 124.
Schoschin 1530 Selkirk B. Ct. (ed.) 106.
Mark Ker vas schosyne procuratour 1557 St. A. Baxter Bks. 10.
Schosyng 1570 Peebles B. Rec. I 319.
Thir persones vnder writtin, schosing be consent of baith the partiis 1580 Crim. Trials I ii 91.
Schosin 1582 Laing Chart. 259 (see pres. above). 1627–8 Peebles B. Rec. I 415.
Quhen the proweist and bailyes was schossine(b) 1531 Stirlings of Keir 341.
The said Johne Logan … has conynglie schothing honorabill men … [as] equall personis(c) 1525 Edinb. Hammermen 114.
The maysteris … has schowin Andro Kathkin deikin for this ȝer
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