Middle English Dictionary Entry
stakken v.
Entry Info
Forms | stakken v. Also stakke, stacke. |
Etymology | From stak n.; cp. AL staccāre. |
Definitions (Senses and Subsenses)
1.
(a) To stack (hay, grain); (b) ~ up, ?to stuff (sth.) full, cram; ?gather up or tuck up (a piece of clothing) [cp. stiken v.].
Associated quotations
a
- a1325 Gloss.Bibbesw.(Arun 220)p.154 : Dehors la graunge vos blez tassez [glossed:] stacke thi corn [vrr. stakkes; stakke the corn].
- (1446) Doc.in Morsbach Origurk.32 : William Palmere schall..bringe home all the heie, and stakke it in seche an hous.
- ?a1475 PParv.(Win)464 : Stakkyn: Arconiso.
- 1483 Cath.Angl.(Monson 168)358 : To Sstakke: Arconizare.
b
- a1500 PParv.(Add 37789)504 : Trukkyn vp or stakkyn up: Suffarcino.