plenarty
/ˈpliːnəti/noun
Ecclesiastical Law. Of a benefice: the fact or state of being occupied. Opposed to vacancy. Now historical.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Rolls of Parliament. Anglo-Norman plenerté, plenarté, also plenereté fullness, plenarty from plener + -té.
- boarding kennel
- boarding pass
- boarding school
- Board of county commissioners
- board of education
- Board of Green Cloth
- Board of Trade
- boardroom
- boardsail
- boardsailing
- boardsailor
- board school
- board shorts
- boardslide
- boardwalk
- boarfish
- boart
- Boas, Franz
- boast
- boaster
- boastful
- boastfully
- boastfulness
- boastingly
- boat