nontenure
noun
non·tenure
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: a former plea in bar made by a defendant in a real action setting up that he did not hold the land : a plea denying a demise or letting
Word History
Etymology
Anglo-French nountenure, from noun- non- entry 1 + Middle French tenure
- put down to
- put first things first
- put forth
- put forward
- put great demands on
- put her feelings into words
- put her there
- put ideas in someone's head
- put ideas in/into someone's head
- put ideas into someone's head
- put in
- put in (for)
- put in a call to
- put in a good word
- put in a pigeonhole
- put in a plug for
- put in an appearance
- put in for
- put in mind
- put in mind of
- put in mind of something
- put in motion
- put in one's two cents
- put in the shade
- put in/into motion