pageship
/ˈpeɪdʒʃɪp/Now rare
noun
The office or position of page; (a period of) employment as a page. Formerly also used humorously as a form of address with possessive adjective, as your pageship.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Walter Scott (1771–1832), poet and novelist. From page + -ship. Compare slightly earlier pagehood.
- positive law
- positive logic
- positively
- positive-negative
- positiveness
- positive neutralism
- positive neutralist
- positive neutrality
- positive organ
- positive pole
- positive prescription
- positive pressure
- positive rays
- positive reinforcement
- positive sign
- positive-sum
- positive sum
- positive thinking
- positive transfer
- positive transference
- positive vetting
- positivism
- positivist
- positivistic
- positivistically