Sc. Obs. Also 5 -ege. [f. THRILL sb.2 + -AGE.] Thraldom, bondage, subjection; = THIRLAGE 1.
1375. Barbour, Bruce, I. 101. Þat he put to swylk thrillage, That þai … Suld ryn on fute, as rebaldaill.
c. 1400. Sc. Trojan War, II. 984. They askede thame to be, As worthy, of all thrillege fre. Ibid., 2784. And frome all thrillege be maid fre.
c. 1470. Henry, Wallace, I. 136. He thocht ay till hald hym in thrillage.
