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hadbot
noun
had·bot
\ˈhädˌbōt\
variants: or
hadbote
\ˈhädˌbōt\Definition of hadbot
-s
: recompense demanded under old English law for violence or insult to a person in holy orders
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Origin and Etymology of hadbot
Old English hādbōt, from hād person, degree + bōt remedy, recompense
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