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suit court

suit court noun: the feudal court in which a tenant owes suit to their lord.

Noun

suit court (plural suit courts)

  1. (historical, obsolete, feudal law) The feudal court in which a tenant owes suit to their lord.

Forms of suit court

pluralsuit courts

Questions about suit court

What does suit court mean?
Suit court means the feudal court in which a tenant owes suit to their lord.
What part of speech is suit court?
Suit court is a noun.
What is the plural of suit court?
The plural of suit court is suit courts.

Words near suit court in the dictionary

  1. suit and service
  2. suit and tie
  3. suit broker
  4. suit brokers
  5. suit costs
  6. suit court
  7. suit courts
  8. suit covenant
  9. suit covenants
  10. suit custom
  11. suit down to the ground

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