feued

/fjud/
verb
  1. To grant or hold land under a feudal land tenure system, where the land is leased in exchange for a fixed annual payment (feu duty).
    • The laird feued the estate to several tenant farmers in the 18th century.
    • Under the old system, the church feued its lands to support the parish.
    • They feued a small plot of land from the local baron to build their cottage.
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