Parliamentarian

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 373
par-li-men-t&'ri-an, adj. adher- ing to the Parliament in opposition to Charles Parliamentary, par-li-ment'ar-i, idj pertaining to parliament enacted or done by parliament according to the rules of legislative bodies. Parlour, p«ir'hir, n. an ordinary sitting room png a room m a monastery for conversation. (Fr. parloir—purler, to speak Paroonial, par-o'ki-al, adj of or relating to a parish.—adv. Parochially. Parochial Board (in Scotland), the board in each parish which is charged with the relief of the poor [L. paro- — chiahs parochia, a variant of para'cia. bee Parish. pa nshes Parochial i so, pat-OTvi-al-Tz, v to lorm into
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