ALMONRIES | • almonries n. Plural of almonry. • ALMONRY n. a place where alms are distributed. |
ARCHDEACONRIES | • archdeaconries n. Plural of archdeaconry. • ARCHDEACONRY n. the district or residence of an archdeacon. |
BLAZONRIES | • blazonries n. Plural of blazonry. • BLAZONRY n. the correct description or depicting of heraldic devices or armorial bearings. |
CANNONRIES | • cannonries n. Plural of cannonry. • CANNONRY n. artillery. |
CANONRIES | • canonries n. Plural of canonry. • CANONRY n. the benefice, office, or status of a canon. |
CAUTIONRIES | • cautionries n. Plural of cautionry. • CAUTIONRY n. in Scots law, the act of giving security for another. |
DEACONRIES | • deaconries n. Plural of deaconry. • DEACONRY n. a clerical office. |
DEMONRIES | • demonries n. Plural of demonry. • DEMONRY n. demoniacal influence. |
EMBLAZONRIES | • emblazonries n. Plural of emblazonry. • EMBLAZONRY n. the act or art of an emblazoner. |
FALCONRIES | • falconries n. Plural of falconry. • FALCONRY n. the sport of hunting with falcons. |
FELONRIES | • felonries n. Plural of felonry. • FELONRY n. a body of felons. |
FREEMASONRIES | • freemasonries n. Plural of freemasonry. • FREEMASONRY n. spontaneous fellowship and sympathy among a number of people. |
HERONRIES | • heronries n. Plural of heronry. • HERONRY n. a breeding place for herons. |
MANSONRIES | • MANSONRY n. (Shakespeare) residence, buildings, also MANSIONARY. |
MASONRIES | • masonries n. Plural of masonry. • MASONRY n. the craft of a mason; stonework or brickwork. |
PIGEONRIES | • pigeonries n. Plural of pigeonry. • PIGEONRY n. a place for keeping pigeons. |
RIBBONRIES | • RIBBONRY n. ribbons collectively. |
STONEMASONRIES | • STONEMASONRY n. the craft of the stonemason. |
SUBDEACONRIES | • subdeaconries n. Plural of subdeaconry. • SUBDEACONRY n. the office of subdeacon. |
WEAPONRIES | • weaponries n. Plural of weaponry. • WEAPONRY n. weapons collectively. |