roostership
roostership noun: a term of address for a rooster.
Noun
roostership (plural roosterships)
- A term of address for a rooster.
- We found his roostership to be / Like many fallen from high degree, / But little less than vanity.1880, Sarah Loring Bailey, Historical Sketches of Andover, page 452
Forms of roostership
| plural | roosterships |
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Origin of roostership
From rooster + -ship.
Questions about roostership
- What does roostership mean?
- Roostership means a term of address for a rooster.
- What part of speech is roostership?
- Roostership is a noun.
- What is the plural of roostership?
- The plural of roostership is roosterships.
Words near roostership in the dictionary
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