a. Obs. Also 3 findiȝ, findige, fundie. [ME. findiȝ, fundi(ü); cf. OE. ȝefyndiȝ capable, Da. fyndig powerful, solid, f. fynd strength, substance.] Firm, solid, weighty. Of a harvest: Plentiful.

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c. 1200.  Ormin, 4149.

        Forr Crist iss strang & stedefasst
  & findiȝ & unnfakenn.

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c. 1200.  Trin. Coll. Hom., 119. Þus hie segen þe holi gost on tungene euene, and þerefore weren fundie on speche. Ibid. Bidde we nu þe holigost þat he … giue us … findige speche.

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a. 1677.  Proverb, in Junius, Etymologicum (ed. Lye, 1743), s.v. Fyndie, A May cold and windy maketh the barn full and fyndie.

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