multure
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 53
[O. Fr. (Fr. mouture ), from Lat. molitura =a grinding; molo =to grind.J 1. The act or proce of grinding grain in a mill. 2. Grain ground at one time; grist. 3. The toll or fee paid to the proprietor of a mill for grinding grain therein. Multures are of two kinds: (1) Those paid from lands astricted to a par ticular mill, termed insucken multures; and (2) multures paid by those who voluntarily use the mill, termed out sucken multures. (MULTURER.]
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