ppl. a. [f. ASTRICT v. + -ED.] Confined, restricted; spec. in Sc. Law applied to lands held on such terms that the tenant must take grain grown upon them to be ground at a particular mill, paying a toll called multure or thirlage.
1656. Fergusson, On Coloss., 130. That astricted dispensation under the Old Testament.
1754. Erskine, Princ. Sc. Law (1809), 229. Thirlage may be extinguished by a charter of the astricted lands.
1819. J. Greig, Rep. Affairs Edinb., 37. Astricted multures payable by the brewers.
