husbandry:
1.
management (of a
household)
Mer.V. III. iv. 25
“I commit into your
hands The
and manage of my house;—good
,”
profitable, careful, or economical management
H5 IV. i. 7, Cor. IV. vii. 22; also
“=good ,” economy,
thrift
Troil. I. ii. 7
“like as there were
husbandry in war,”
Per. III. ii. 20 (in
both instances with ref. to early rising).
2.
cultivation of the
soil, tillage, farming Meas. I. iv.
44 (fig.) “tilth and
,”
AYL. II. iii. 65, 2H4 III. ii. 126, H5 V. ii. 39,
2H6 III. i. 33
“they'll . . . choke the
herbs for want of husbandry.”
[516 [508].
