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First published 1963 (DOST Vol. III).
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Ing(il)ling, vbl. n. [Ingill n.1] Attending to a fire, as of a furnace or the like; firing (a kiln, etc.). — 1558 Treas. Acc. X. 440.
To Thomas Rowane … awaiting upoun the keiping of the muld of the gros culvering … and ingling of the samyn 1605 Glasgow Chart. I. i. dcxvii.
Thes quha prophanis the saboth day … in … careing of steip water, ingilling of killis [etc.]
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