metecorn

[Eng. mete (1), v.; and corn.] Feud . Law : A measure or portion of corn given by a lord to customary tenants as a reward and encouragement for labor and faithful service. *meteles, *met-els, s. [.1. S. mat an =to dream.] A dream. *mete-ly, a. [Mid. Eng. mete meet, a; -ly .] Fit, proportionate. mět-em-pir-Ic, mět-em-pir'-I-çist, s . [METEMPIRICAL.] One who believes in or supports met empirical or transcendental philosophy.