praedium
noun
prae·di·um
ˈprēdēəm
plural praedia
-dēə
: landed property : a tenement of land see praedium rusticum, praedium urbanum
Word History
Etymology
Latin, from praed-, praes surety, bondsman
- keep (someone or something) back
- keep (someone or something) going
- keep (someone) at it
- keep (someone) guessing
- keep (someone) in his/her place
- keep (someone) on his/her toes
- keep (someone) posted
- keep (something) under one's hat
- keep (to)
- keep a civil tongue
- keep a close check on
- keep a close eye
- keep a close watch
- keep a close watch over
- keep a close watch/eye
- keep a cool head
- keep a diary
- keep a level head
- keep a lid on
- keep a lookout for
- keep a rein on
- keep a secret
- keep a sharp eye on
- keep a straight face
- keep a watch out for