magnanerie
/maɡˈnanəri/ /manˈjan(ə)ˌriː/(also magnanery)
noun
A silkworm house.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Andrew Ure (1778–1857), chemist. From French magnanerie from magnan silkworm + -erie, probably after Occitan manhanariá sericulture, (by metonymy) silkworm house. In form magnaniere perhaps after Occitan manhanièra silkworm house.
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- Ginny Mae
- Ginny May
- ginorite
- ginormous
- gin rummy
- Ginsberg, Allen
- Ginsburg, Ruth Bader
- ginseng
- gin sling
- gin-soaked
- rideable
- ride-along
- Rideal–Walker coefficient
- Rideal–Walker method
- Rideal–Walker test
- ride and drive
- ride and tie
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- ride cymbal
- ride herd on
- ride high
- ride job