ailanthery
/eɪˈlanθ(ə)ri/(also ailantery) Now rare
noun
A grove or plantation of ailanthus trees, especially one intended to provide food for silkworms.
Origin
Mid 19th century. From ailanthus + -ery, perhaps after French †ailanterie (although this is apparently first attested slightly later: 1867 or earlier; rare).
- disinflation
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- disingenuity
- disingenuous
- disingenuously
- disingenuousness
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- disinheritance
- disinhibit
- disinhibition
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- disintegration
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- disintermediation
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- disinvent