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marshalsea

marshalsea noun: the court or seat of a marshal.

Noun

marshalsea (plural marshalseas)

  1. (UK) The court or seat of a marshal.

Forms of marshalsea

pluralmarshalseas

Origin of marshalsea

marshal + Old English word for "seat".

Questions about marshalsea

What does marshalsea mean?
Marshalsea means the court or seat of a marshal.
What part of speech is marshalsea?
Marshalsea is a noun.
What is the plural of marshalsea?
The plural of marshalsea is marshalseas.

Words near marshalsea in the dictionary

  1. Marshally
  2. marshalment
  3. marshals
  4. marshals of the RAF
  5. marshals together
  6. marshalsea
  7. marshalseas
  8. marshalship
  9. marshalships
  10. Marsham
  11. Marshawn

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