Barony is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BARONY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the territory of a baron
• the rank and estates of a baron.
• (in Ireland) a division of a county.
• (in Scotland) a large manor or estate.
• domain or rank of a baron
• The fee or domain of a baron; the lordship, dignity, or rank of a baron.
• In Ireland, a territorial division, corresponding nearly to the English hundred, and supposed to have been originally the district of a native chief. There are 252 of these baronies. In Scotland, an extensive freehold. It may be held by a commoner.
• the estate of a baron
• the rank or dignity or position of a baronet or baroness
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the domain of a baron

Words related to BARONY

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How to use BARONY in a sentence

• On the death of the grandson of the old Lord Byron in 1794, this unpromising youth became the heir-apparent to the barony.
• Robert from the fact that the greater part of Edgbaston is now built upon land belonging to the old barony.
• Thus, a kingdom was considered only as a great barony, and a barony as a small kingdom.
• The name of Teobaldo, does not figure in mediaeval Catalonia, nor the barony of Fortcastell.
• Archibald Cary, who threatened to stab Patrick Henry if he were made dictator, was a relative of Lord Falkland and heir apparent at his death to the barony of Hunsdon.
• There are old Barony laws and Manor rights, and my notion is that nobody knows exactly how he stands.
• A great fortune was amassed, and a barony in the Canton of Berne, on the Lake of Geneva, was purchased as no bad harbor for the rest of his days.
• Just before the Conquest the castle and barony were the property of one Gilbert Tyson, who was slain at the battle of Hastings.
• He knew that if there was a woman in the barony who, if she determined on it, could trace him to his most secret haunts, she was that woman.
• But his father abandoned Bruce, and was driven into England, where he held the Kentish barony of Chilham, and sat in the English parliament under his Scottish title.
• What would they say if the heir presumptive to the barony came home with an American wife? Yet why should he care? The worry about Saunders came back.
• It soon became known to all Liscannor, to Ennistimon, to the ladies at Castle Quin, and to all the barony of Corcomroe that Mrs.
• He lived during his whole life in the barony of Iveragh, and buried four wives.
• Corkaquiny, barony of, castles of the Hussey family in, 2.
• All the lands belonging to the barony of Guaisnic, the first in Brittany, are pledged to farmers, and bring in sixty thousand francs a year, in spite of ignorant culture.
• Burns, born in 1714, was minister of the Barony parish, in Glasgow, for the long period of seventy-two years, dying in 1839, in his ninety-sixth year.
• At the time above mentioned the population of the Barony parish did not exceed 8000, but long before the death of Dr.
• Chagrin and dismay will, we fancy, have been the feelings predominant in the breasts of many who entered the Barony for the first time.
• The barony of Macumer, not being Spanish territory, remains to me.
• His labours had been rewarded by a German barony and by the complete confidence of King Leopold.
• The lands were erected into a barony, called Fountainhall.
• The Turrald barony originally went into abeyance among several daughters.
• It is now well established by precedent that a daughter can inherit a barony by writ.
• If the Turrald barony was called out of abeyance it was an act of Royal grace and favour.
• The Turrald barony is a parliamentary peerage which descends to a sole daughter.
• Did you not observe his despair on the journey? As to Porthos, his barony was perhaps dependent on that affair.
• Perhaps that famous barony will have something to do with our interview this evening.
• A few miles before Brionne, we passed Harcourt, the ancient barony of the noble family still flourishing in England, and existing in France.
• The title was held by his family only till 1164 when, upon the decease of his son without issue, the lands of his barony were shared among the collateral female heirs.
• Newton, for obvious reasons, was a common appellation of an estate, or barony, where a new edifice had been erected.
• Arbattle is the ancient name of the barony of Arbuthnot.
• Within an incredibly short time he had established a feudal barony at his fort.
• Should the child prove a boy, I am done for, but if a girl, I must then come in to the barony, and fifteen thousand pounds per annum.
• As she slept an old woman came toiling up the hill northward from the school, and out of the eastward spur of the Cresswell barony.

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