Found 98 words to describe [knaveship]. You can click on each words to see its definition.
- Thirlage
- Multure
- Thirdings
- Payndemain
- Breadcorn
- Graniform
- Corn
- Amelcorn
- Manna Croup
- Cornsheller
- Avenage
- Frumentaceous
- Indian Corn
- Corncutter
- Wheat
- Shude
- Degerminator
- Flour
- Wheat Berry
- Mill
- Manchet
- Frumentation
- Pseudocereal
- White Rice
- Bath Oliver
- Cornshuck
- Field Corn
- Cornbind
- Notwheat
- Assamar
- Sowens
- Cereale
- Plant Material
- Barleybrake
- Astricted
- Plain Flour
- Grain
- Hordein
- Jackslave
- Milk Cow
- Grindery
- Farinose
- Skilligalee
- Barley
- Brown Bread
- Cerealin
- Pepper Mill
- Potale
- Beknave
- Plant Product
- Checkroll
- Sweepage
- Benting Time
- Biscotin
- Esplees
- Hot Cereal
- Corndodger
- Durum Wheat
- Lardy Cake
- Cookmaid
- Rubaboo
- Breakfast Food
- Corn Field
- Cowwheat
- Eatage
- Oat
- Rice Weevil
- Capsheaf
- Wild Rice
- White Pudding
- Nocake
- Panivorous
- Melado
- Ash Cake
- Baby Beef
- Stock Cube
- Dairywoman
- Underservant
- Bywoner
- Faldage
- Agricultor
- Bergmeal
- Aleurometer
- Powderer
- Cornhusking
- Maize
- Bread
- Dry Measure
- Aleberry
- Chess Pie
- Water Biscuit
- Sugar
- Servantry
- Sally Lunn
- Wheatworm
- Barmbrack
- Piecener
- Salt Pork
Adjectives For Knaveship
[knaveship] implies to a certain quantity of grain or meal from a grinding, to which the servant (knave) of a mill was legally entitled., a small due, in meal, established by usage, which is paid to the under miller. or the condition of being a knave (used mockingly)
As you can see in the list above, top common adjectives for knaveship are: Thirlage, Multure, Thirdings, Payndemain, Breadcorn, Graniform, Corn, Amelcorn, Manna Croup, Cornsheller. Based on our algorithm, there are 98 words to decribe knaveship. I hope list of words to describe knaveship could help you in improving your vocabulary and enhance your writing skills.
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