conredn.
rare.
= corrody n.
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society > trade and finance > fees and taxes > grants and allowances > [noun] > allowance > for specific purpose > for food or maintenance
meatcorn1264
corrody1430
sustentation1461
dieta1483
diet-money1519
board wages1539
viaticum1594
subsistence money1693
table allowance1762
board-money1809
subsistence allowance1824
beer money1827
in-maintenance1836
subsistence allowance1848
conred1876
sustenance money1905
rider1975
1876 J. Grant Hist. Burgh Schools Scotl. i. i. 4 Pope Innocent IV. subsequently confirmed to Kelso the churches and schools of Roxburgh, free from all synodal rent and conreds.
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n.1876- worm
- worm a person in the nose
- worm a person out of
- worm compost
- worm farm
- worm in
- worm line
- worm month
- worm one's way
- worm out
- worm out of
- worm pipe-fish
- worm pipefish
- worm red
- worm refrigeratory
- worm's meat
- worm's-eye map
- worm's-eye view
- worm'seye map
- worm'seye view
- worm'worms' meat
- worm-bag
- worm-bait
- worm-bark
- worm-bobber