radknight
noun
rad·knight
ˈradˌnīt
: one of a class of feudal tenants in some parts of England holding on condition of doing service on horseback besides other services (as plowing)
called also radman
compare esquire
Word History
Etymology
Old English rādcniht, literally, riding knight, from rād riding + cniht military follower
- strong suits
- strong water
- strong, silent types
- strong-arm
- strong-armed
- strong-arming
- strong-arms
- strong-minded
- strong-mindedly
- strong-mindedness
- strong-weak
- strong-willed
- strong-wool
- strong-woolled
- strongarmed
- strongarming
- strongarms
- strongback
- strongbark
- strongbox
- strongboxes
- stronger
- strongest
- strongheaded
- strongheadedly