phy·lac·ter·y 
(fĭ-lăktə-rē)
(fĭ-lăktə-rē)n. pl. phy·lac·ter·ies
Judaism
Judaism
Either of two small leather boxes, each containing strips of parchment inscribed with quotations from the Hebrew Scriptures, traditionally worn strapped to the forehead and the left arm by Jewish men during morning worship, except on the Sabbath and holidays.
[Middle English filaterie, philacterie, from Old French filatiere, from Late Latin phylactērium, from Greek phulaktērion, guard's post, safeguard, phylactery, from phulaktēr, guard, from phulax, phulak-.]
phylactery- given
- Givenchy
- given name
- give of
- give off
- give or take
- give out
- give over
- giver
- give rise to
- give (someone) a hard time
- give someone a hard time
- give someone a piece of mind
- give (someone) a piece of (one's) mind
- give someone a piece of one's mind
- give someone some slack
- give (someone) the eye
- give someone the eye
- give (someone) the gate
- give someone the gate
- give (someone) the shake
- give someone the shake
- give (someone) the slip
- give someone the slip
- give some slack