reddendo
noun
red·den·do
rəˈden(ˌ)dō,
reˈ-
plural -s
Scots law
1
: a clause in a charter specifying the particular duty or service due from a vassal to his superior
2
: the duty specified in a reddendo
Word History
Etymology
Latin, ablative of reddendum; from its being the first word in such clauses
- come on the market
- come on the scene
- come on to
- come one, come all
- come out
- come out against
- come out in favor of
- come out of
- come out of hiding
- come out of left field
- come out of nowhere
- come out of retirement
- come out of the woodwork
- come out on top
- humulusses
- humungous
- humus
- humuses
- Humvee
- humvees
- Humāyūn
- Hun
- hun
- Hunan
- hunanese