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pheasantry

/ˈfɛ.zən.tɹɪ/

pheasantry noun: a place for keeping and rearing pheasants.

Noun

pheasantry (plural pheasantries)

  1. A place for keeping and rearing pheasants.

Forms of pheasantry

pluralpheasantries

Origin of pheasantry

From pheasant + -ry.

Questions about pheasantry

What does pheasantry mean?
Pheasantry means a place for keeping and rearing pheasants.
What part of speech is pheasantry?
Pheasantry is a noun.
How do you pronounce pheasantry?
Pheasantry is pronounced /ˈfɛ.zən.tɹɪ/.
What is the plural of pheasantry?
The plural of pheasantry is pheasantries.

Words near pheasantry in the dictionary

  1. pheasant-tailed jacana
  2. pheasant-tailed jacanas
  3. pheasantless
  4. pheasantlike
  5. pheasantries
  6. pheasantry
  7. pheasants
  8. Pheasants Nest
  9. pheasants' eyes
  10. pheasantwood
  11. Pheasey

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