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conditory

conditory noun: a repository for holding things; a hiding place or relicary.

Noun

conditory (plural conditories)

  1. (archaic) A repository for holding things; a hiding place or relicary.
  2. (archaic) A cake shop

Forms of conditory

pluralconditories

Origin of conditory

From Latin conditorium, from condere (“to hide”). See recondite and reconditory. The cake shop is from German Konditorei

Questions about conditory

What does conditory mean?
Conditory means a repository for holding things; a hiding place or relicary.
What part of speech is conditory?
Conditory is a noun.
What is the plural of conditory?
The plural of conditory is conditories.

Words near conditory in the dictionary

  1. conditions precedent
  2. conditions race
  3. conditions subsequent
  4. conditorie
  5. conditories
  6. conditory
  7. Condits
  8. condo
  9. condo building
  10. condo buildings
  11. condo hotel

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