† vanlay, v. Obs.
[Cf. vauntlay n.]
intr. To cast off a vauntlay (to a hart).
| c 1410 Master of Game (MS. Digby 182) xxxiii, He..shulde take goode heede þat he vanlay not, if oþer relayes be behynde, for dreede of bendynge oute fro þe relayes. Ibid., When he hath be so wele ronne to and..relayed and vanleyed to,..þenne turneth he his heed and stondeth at abaye. |