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Inns of Court

Inns of Court is the plural of Inn of Court.

Meaning of Inn of Court

Noun

Inn of Court (plural Inns of Court)

  1. (UK, in plural) Any of the four professional associations for barristers in England and Wales, which have supervisory and disciplinary functions over their members, and provide facilities such as libraries and accommodation.
  2. Any similar association in Ireland, the United States, etc.

Questions about Inns of Court

What is Inns of Court the plural of?
Inns of Court is the plural of Inn of Court.

Words near Inns of Court in the dictionary

  1. innovents
  2. innoxious
  3. innoxiously
  4. innoxiousness
  5. inns
  6. Inns of Court
  7. Innsbruck
  8. Innsbrucker
  9. Innsbruckers
  10. Innu
  11. Innu-aimun

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