honorant
/ˈɒnərənt/ /ˈɒnər(ə)nt/rare between the early 17th and mid 20th centuries
noun
A person who honours or confers an honour on another. In early use also: †a servant extraordinary (obsolete ).
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Arderne's Treatises of Fistula in Ano. From Anglo-Norman and Middle French honorant, present participle of honorer: see -ant.
- polychromatic
- polychromatic normoblast
- polychromatise
- polychromatism
- polychromatize
- polychromatophil
- polychromatophile
- polychromatophilia
- polychromatophilic
- polychrome
- polychromic
- polychromism
- polychromist
- stick in one's throat (or craw)
- stick insect
- stick-in-the-mud
- stick it to
- stickleback
- stickler
- sticklike
- stick-nest rat
- stick one (or it) on
- stick one's neck out
- stick (or poke) one's bib in
- stick out