† forshakeln.
Etymology: < for- prefix2 + shakel, shackle n.1
Obsolete.
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1304 in J. E. T. Rogers (modernized text) I. xxi. 538 [The forshakel of Cheddington (1304) and the lustlegg of Trillek and Troy (1308, 1328) are local equivalents of the plough-shoe].
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