Obs. [a. Fr. affouage, f. OFr. afouer, afoer, to furnish with fuel:—late L. affocā-re to make a fire, f. ad to + focus fire.] (See quot.)
1753. Chambers, Cycl. Supp., Affuiage, Affuiagium, in antient customs, a right of cutting fuel-wood in a forest, or the like, for maintaining family-fire.
1847. Craig, Affuage.
