soul ale
now historical and rare
noun
An ale-drinking or feast at a person's funeral; = dirge-ale.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in William Harrison (1535–1593), historian and topographer.
- non-remittance
- non-renewable
- non-representational
- non-residence
- non-residency
- non-resident
- non-residential
- non-residentiary
- non-residing
- non-resistance
- non-resistant
- non-resisting
- non-response
- non-restraint
- non-restrictive
- non-retaliation
- non-return
- non-returnable
- non-return-to-zero
- nonreward
- nonrewarded
- non-rhotic
- non-riding
- non-rigid
- non-Roman