amerciament
/əˈməːsɪəm(ə)nt/Now chiefly historical
noun
= amercement.
Origin
Late Middle English. From Anglo-Norman amerciament, amerciamente, amerceament amercement, fine or its etymon post-classical Latin amerciamentum from amerciare + classical Latin -mentum.
- Marshall Niel
- Marshall Plan
- Marshall, Thurgood
- marshal of the King's house
- Marshal of the Royal Air Force
- marshalsea
- marshalship
- Marsh Arab
- marsh bass
- marsh bent
- marshberry
- marshbird
- marsh-buck
- marsh cinquefoil
- marsh crocodile
- Marsh, Dame Ngaio
- marsh deer
- marsh dog
- marsh elder
- marsh felwort
- marsh fern
- marsh fever
- marsh-fire
- marsh fleawort
- marsh flower