wit·e·na·ge·mot 
(wĭtn-ə-gə-mōt′)
(wĭtn-ə-gə-mōt′)n.
An Anglo-Saxon advisory council to the king, composed of about 100 nobles, prelates, and other officials, convened at intervals to discuss administrative and judicial affairs.
[Old English witena gemōt, meeting of councilors : witena, genitive pl. of wita, councilor; see weid- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots + gemōt, meeting (ge-, collective pref.; see kom in the Appendix of Indo-European roots + mōt, meeting).]
- “Kim.”
- “Kit.”
- “Le Douanier.”
- “Tex.”
- “the Black Prince.”
- “the Confessor.”
- “the Hoosier Poet.”
- “the Lady with the Lamp.”
- “Vince.”
- “Willie.”
- Flavius Sabinus Vespasianus.
- Flavius Valerius Constantinus.
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- flavor of the month
- flavor-of-the-month