fermail
noun
fer·mail
ˈfərˌmāl
: a medieval clasp for clothing
especially : a late medieval English or French closed-ring brooch worn by both sexes (as to close a robe at the throat)
Word History
Etymology
Middle French fermail, fermaille, from Medieval Latin firmaculum, from Latin firmare to make fast + -culum -cle (verb)
- do oneself a favor
- do oneself an injury
- do out of
- do proud
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- do right
- do right by
- do se
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- do someone no service
- do someone or something an injustice
- do someone the honor
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- do something
- do something about
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- do something with