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carucate
[ kar-oo-keyt, -yoo- ]
noun
- an old English unit of land-area measurement, varying from 60 to 160 acres.
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Other Words From
- caru·cated adjective
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Word History and Origins
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Example Sentences
A Welshman in this manor had half a carucate, and rendered i. sextar of honey.
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Rather we regard the matter thus:—The geld is a land-tax, a tax of so much per hide or carucate.
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In the financial system, as we have said, the carucate plays for some counties the part that is played for others by the hide.
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Of the five hide unit I already knew a good deal; of the six carucate unit I knew nothing.
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If every inch of the vill is ploughed, the carucate can only have 75 acres, and each team tills but 60.
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