[f. FOLD sb.2 + COURSE.] Land to which pertained the right of foldage; the right itself; hence, a sheepwalk.
1538. Fitzherb., Just. Peas, 127 b. Theyr owne demeane landes, pastures, and foldcourses.
1677. Coles, Fold course, as Faldage.
1726. Dict. Rust. (ed. 3), s.v. Faldage.… This Faldage in some places is call’d a Fold-course or Free-hold.
1848. Wharton, Law Lex., Foldage and Foldcourse.
