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Abbot of Unreason

Abbot of Unreason noun: an elected leader in old Scottish celebrations; Lord of Misrule.

Noun

Abbot of Unreason (plural Abbots of Unreason)

  1. An elected leader in old Scottish celebrations; Lord of Misrule.

Forms of Abbot of Unreason

pluralAbbots of Unreason

Origin of Abbot of Unreason

From Middle English abbot of unresoun.

Questions about Abbot of Unreason

What does Abbot of Unreason mean?
Abbot of Unreason means an elected leader in old Scottish celebrations; Lord of Misrule.
What part of speech is Abbot of Unreason?
Abbot of Unreason is a noun.
What is the plural of Abbot of Unreason?
The plural of Abbot of Unreason is Abbots of Unreason.

Words near Abbot of Unreason in the dictionary

  1. abbot
  2. abbot general
  3. abbot nullius
  4. Abbot of Misrule
  5. abbot of the people
  6. Abbot of Unreason
  7. abbot on the cross
  8. abbot primate
  9. abbot primates
  10. Abbot Village
  11. Abbot's Meads

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