sb. pl. Obs. [ad. L. ūtēnsilia things for use.] Utensils, esp. of a household.
1496–7. Act 12 Hen. VII., c. 13 § 12. Implementis of Houshold … and utensilies of the same.
1509. Bury Wills (Camden), 109. All my ostylmentys, vtensiliez, and joell that to my hows bylonge.
1531. More, Dyaloge (ed. 2), I. 8 b. Christ was serued with syluer & gold in the vessels vtensylys and ornamentes of his chyrche.
1602. 2nd Pt. Return Parnass., I. ii. 128. If my kitchen want the vtensilies of viands.
