oblata
plural noun
ob·la·ta
äˈblätə,
-ātə
archaic
: old debts or gifts to the crown remaining unpaid to the English Exchequer
also : the entries for them in the rolls of the Exchequer
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin, oblates, neuter plural of oblatus oblate, noun
- the discus
- the dispossessed
- the docks
- the doctor
- the doctor's
- the dole
- the dollar
- the dope
- the Dow
- the Dow-Jones Industrial Average
- the down-low
- the downstairs
- the downtrodden
- the dozens
- the drink
- the dumper
- the dust settles
- the Dutch
- the east
- the economy
- the elder
- the elderly
- the eldest
- the Electoral College
- the end justifies the means