frumentt

[=Pg. It. frumento, In Fraunce and Spaine bruers steep their wheat or fru ment in water, and mash it for their drinke of divers sorts. Holland , tr. of Pliny, xviii. 7. 2. Same as frumenty. An honourable feest in the great halle of Westmynster was kepte, where the kynge, syttynge in his a state, was seruyd with iii. coursys, as herevnder ensuyth, Frument with venyson, etc. Fabyan , Chron., II., an. 1530.