frankpledge

frankpledge synonyms

fribourg compare frankpledge and fribourg
tithing compare frankpledge and tithing
decime compare frankpledge and decime
decenary compare frankpledge and decenary
decenary compare frankpledge and decenary
decimation compare frankpledge and decimation
tithing compare frankpledge and tithing
gift compare frankpledge and gift
holocaust compare frankpledge and holocaust
payment compare frankpledge and payment
execution compare frankpledge and execution
massacre compare frankpledge and massacre
ethnic cleansing compare frankpledge and ethnic cleansing
reward compare frankpledge and reward
murder compare frankpledge and murder
butchering compare frankpledge and butchering
slaughtering compare frankpledge and slaughtering
genocide compare frankpledge and genocide
devastation compare frankpledge and devastation
obliteration compare frankpledge and obliteration
murdering compare frankpledge and murdering
bloodbath compare frankpledge and bloodbath
destruction compare frankpledge and destruction
extermination compare frankpledge and extermination
internecion compare frankpledge and internecion
liquidation compare frankpledge and liquidation
parricide compare frankpledge and parricide
homicide compare frankpledge and homicide
bloodshed compare frankpledge and bloodshed
carnage compare frankpledge and carnage
removal compare frankpledge and removal
tenth compare frankpledge and tenth
decennary compare frankpledge and decennary
slaughter compare frankpledge and slaughter
filicide compare frankpledge and filicide
assassination compare frankpledge and assassination
butchery compare frankpledge and butchery
tithe compare frankpledge and tithe
matricide compare frankpledge and matricide
slaying compare frankpledge and slaying
mass destruction compare frankpledge and mass destruction
extinction compare frankpledge and extinction
massacring compare frankpledge and massacring
killing compare frankpledge and killing

frankpledge definitions

noun

  • A decener: a member of a tithing bound in frankpledge. 

  • Any group so similarly answerable for the conduct of all its members and liable for collective punishment. 

  • The tithing itself. 

  • A form of collective suretyship and punishment under English law among the members of a tithing.