Sc. Obs. Also 5 lentrynvar, lentrinva(i)r, lenterwar(e, 6 lentrenvare, lentreneveyr. [f. lentrin, Sc. form of LENTEN + WARE.] Skins of lambs that have died soon after being dropped; ‘still called lentrins’ (Jam.).
1435. Exch. Rolls Scotl., IV. 604. De custuma 760. pellium que dicuntur *lentrinware.
1492. Extracts Aberd. Reg. (1844), I. 47. A lettre, vnder the sam seil, of the freing of the custum of lenterwar, futevel, and other sic. Ibid. (1493), 49. ij dusane lentrinvair … j dusan of lentrinware.
1496. Halyburton, Ledger (1867), 115. 2 sekis skynis contenand 986 skyns, and 350 lentrynvar, and 300 futfell.
1535. Aberd. Reg. (Jam.). vj dossane or Lentrene veyr skynnis.
1592. Sc. Acts Jas. VI. (1814), III. 580/2. Skynnis vndirwrittin callit in the vulgar toung Scorlingis, scaldingis, futefaillis, lentrenvare.
