mainour
noun
main·our
ˈmānə(r)
variants or manner
ˈmanə(r) 
plural -s
old English law
: something stolen found on the thief's person or in his immediate possession
Word History
Etymology
Middle English manor, from Anglo-French mainoure, meinoure, from Old French manuevre, manœuvre manual labor
- majolicas
- major
- major (in)
- major air command
- major axis
- Major Bass
- major canon
- major depression
- major depressive disorder
- major diameter
- major element
- major excommunication
- major feria
- Major Flute
- major form class
- major general
- major histocompatibility complex
- major histocompatibility complexes
- major in
- major key
- major league
- major leaguer
- major leaguers
- major leagues
- major mitch