Court-baron, koart'-ba-ron, s
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 48
a barun's court. ] cards. administer justice. pearance at court or levée ners; well-bred polite. Courteously, kurt'-e-us-le, ad. ina courteous manner. Courteousne , kurt'-e-usnes, s. civility of manners. accompanied with kindne and some degree of dignity; an act of civility or respect; an act of kindne done with or curtesy, politene where a man; a favour. who has Tenure married tre by a courtesy woman, seized of an estate of inheritance, and has by her i ue born alive which was capable of inheriting her estate, on the death of his wife holds the lands for his life[Law]. on the part of a lady by slightly bending the body and the knees: v.n. to make a courtesy. prince. kept by kings, & c., for amusement in records and judicial proceedings. courts and public meetings. the courts of princes; one who courts or flatters.. ing. year in a township before the steward of the leet.
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