† ˈstuckle Obs.
[dim. of stook.]
A shock containing five sheaves of corn.
| 1682 R. Davies in Hereford Dioc. Reg. 1680–1–2, 18 Sept., Thomas Jones did demand one Stuckle of muncorne..due to him for tieth..and finding but 4 sheaves there, required one sheafe more to make up the said stuckle. 1736 Ainsworth, A stuckle of corn, mergitum strues. |