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oath-helpers

oath-helpers is the plural of oath-helper.

Meaning of oath-helper

Noun

oath-helper (plural oath-helpers)

  1. (historical, Anglo-Saxon) One brought into court to swear to the truth and testify on oath on behalf of the accused, to clear them from suspicion of crime.

Questions about oath-helpers

What is oath-helpers the plural of?
Oath-helpers is the plural of oath-helper.

Words near oath-helpers in the dictionary

  1. oath of calumny
  2. oath of office
  3. oath-brother
  4. oath-brothers
  5. oath-helper
  6. oath-helpers
  7. oath-helping
  8. oath-ring
  9. oath-rings
  10. oathable
  11. oathbound

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