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Definition of lord
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of lord is as below...
Lord (n.) A
titled
nobleman.,
whether
a peer of the realm or not; a
bishop,
as a
member
of the House of
Lords;
by
courtesy;
the son of a duke or
marquis,
or the
eldest
son of an earl; in a
restricted
sense,
a
boron,
as
opposed
to
noblemen
of
higher
rank..
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Seigneurial
::
Seigneurial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the lord of a
manor;
manorial.
"""belord "
::
Belord
(v. t.) To
address
by the title of
lord..
County
::
County
(n.) A
count;
an earl or lord.
Ale Silver
::
Ale
silver
() A duty
payable
to the lord mayor of
London
by the
sellers
of ale
within
the city.
Attorn
::
Attorn
(v. t.) To turn, or
transfer
homage
and
service,
from one lord to
another.
This is the act of
feudatories,
vassals,
or
tenants,
upon the
alienation
of the
estate..
Bordland
::
Bordland
(n.)
Either
land held by a
bordar,
or the land which a lord kept for the
maintenance
of his
board,
or
table..
Mesne
::
Mesne (a.)
Middle;
intervening;
as, a mesne lord, that is, a lord who holds land of a
superior,
but
grants
a part of it to
another
person,
in which case he is a
tenant
to the
superior,
but lord or
superior
to the
second
grantee,
and hence is
called
the mesne
lord..
Lordship
::
Lordship
(n.)
Dominion;
power;
authority.
Landlord
::
Landlord
(n.) The
master
of an inn or of a
lodging
house.
Estate
::
Estate
(n.) The great
classes
or
orders
of a
community
or state (as the
clergy,
the
nobility,
and the
commonalty
of
England)
or their
representatives
who
administer
the
government;
as, the
estates
of the realm
(England),
which are (1) the lords
spiritual,
(2) the lords
temporal,
(3) the
commons..
Vocative
::
Vocative
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
calling;
used in
calling;
specifically
(Gram.),
used in
address;
appellative;
-- said of that case or form of the noun,
pronoun,
or
adjective,
in which a
person
or thing is
addressed;
as,
Domine,
O
Lord..
Approve
::
Approve
(v. t.) To make
profit
of; to
convert
to one's own
profit;
-- said esp. of waste or
common
land
appropriated
by the lord of the
manor.
Dynasty
::
Dynasty
(n.) A race or
succession
of
kings,
of the same line or
family;
the
continued
lordship
of a race of
rulers..
Lord
::
Lord (n.) A
husband.
Artotyrite
::
Artotyrite
(n.) One of a sect in the
primitive
church,
who
celebrated
the
Lord's
Supper
with bread and
cheese,
alleging
that the first
oblations
of men not only of the fruit of the
earth,
but of their
flocks.
[Gen. iv. 3, 4.].
Baltimore Oriole
::
Baltimore
oriole
() A
common
American
bird
(Icterus
galbula),
named after Lord
Baltimore,
because
its
colors
(black
and
orange
red) are like those of his coat of arms; --
called
also
golden
robin..
Unlord
::
Unlord
(v. t.) To
deprive
of the rank or
position
of a lord.
Arrogance
::
Arrogance
(n.) The act or habit of
arrogating,
or
making
undue
claims
in an
overbearing
manner;
that
species
of pride which
consists
in
exorbitant
claims
of rank,
dignity,
estimation,
or
power,
or which
exalts
the worth or
importance
of the
person
to an undue
degree;
proud
contempt
of
others;
lordliness;
haughtiness;
self-assumption;
presumption..
Grand
::
Grand
(superl.)
Great in size, and fine or
imposing
in
appearance
or
impression;
illustrious,
dignifled,
or noble (said of
persons);
majestic,
splendid,
magnificent,
or
sublime
(said of
things);
as, a grand
monarch;
a grand lord; a grand
general;
a grand view; a grand
conception..
Merchet
::
Merchet
(n.) In old
English
and in Scots law, a fine paid to the lord of the soil by a
tenant
upon the
marriage
of one the
tenant's
daughters..
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