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phantomry

phantomry noun: ghosts generally.

Noun

phantomry (uncountable)

  1. Ghosts generally.
    • Talk of maidens, youngsters, and adults delighting to revel in the perusal of such phantomry!1847, Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, New Monthly Magazine, volume 79, page 112
    • […] giant forms / Seen through the deepening gloom of fire-illumined vapour. / Saw I them? Or did the anguish of my spirit / Shape the wild phantomry?1873, Anthony Trollope, Saint Pauls Magazine, volume 12, page 412

Origin of phantomry

From phantom + -ry.

Questions about phantomry

What does phantomry mean?
Phantomry means ghosts generally.
What part of speech is phantomry?
Phantomry is a noun.

Words near phantomry in the dictionary

  1. phantomizers
  2. phantomizes
  3. phantomizing
  4. phantomlike
  5. phantomness
  6. phantomry
  7. phantoms
  8. phantomship
  9. phantomships
  10. phantomwise
  11. phantomy

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