waivery

English

Etymology

From waive +‎ -ry.

Noun

waivery (usually uncountable, plural waiveries)

1. (historical) The outlawry of a woman.
   • 2015, Louise J. Wilkinson, Women in Thirteenth-Century Lincolnshire, page 92:

     Significantly, on documenting Thomas's subsequent outlawry and Margery's waivery, the court clerk recorded that it was not known whether they had any chattels because they were strangers.