companage
/ˈkɒmp(ə)nɪdʒ/Now historical and rare
noun
Any food eaten as an accompaniment to bread, especially as part of an allowance to a worker, tenant, etc.
Origin
Middle English. From Anglo-Norman compernage, Anglo-Norman and Old French, Middle French compenage, Anglo-Norman and Middle French companage from post-classical Latin companaticum from classical Latin com- + pānis bread + post-classical Latin -aticum.
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- monkdom
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- monkess
- monkey
- monkey apple
- monkey band
- monkey bars
- monkey bear
- monkey bike
- monkey-bird
- monkey block
- monkey boat
- monkey boot
- monkey bread
- monkey bridge
- monkey business
- monkey chain
- monkey chaser
- monkey-cup
- monkey dance
- monkey dinner-bell
- monkey-doodle
- monkey drill
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