stallage
noun
stall·age
-lij,
-lēj
plural -s
1
English law : the right of erecting a stall in a fair
2
English law : rent or toll paid for a stall
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Middle French estalage, from Old French, from estal place, stand, stall + -age (decoy)
- meer
- meered
- meerestones
- meering
- meerkat
- meerkats
- meers
- meerschaum
- meerschaums
- Meerut
- Meerwein-Ponndorf reaction
- meet
- meet and greet
- meet and greets
- meet cute
- meet cutes
- meet expectations
- meet halfway
- meet in closed session
- meet one's doom
- meet one's fate
- meet one's maker
- meet one's match
- meet one's Waterloo
- meet someone's gaze