Domesday
/ˈduːmzdeɪ
/(also Domesday Book)
noun
A comprehensive record of the extent, value, ownership, and liabilities of land in England, made in 1086 by order of William I.
Origin
Middle English: an old spelling of doomsday, which was apparently applied because the book was regarded as a final authority.
Rhymes
- one-piece
- one-pip
- one-pipe
- one-pipper
- one-place
- one-pointed
- one-pointedness
- one-pole
- one-pot
- one potato, two potato
- one-pounder
- one-pub
- on equal terms
- oner
- one-reeler
- one-ring circus
- onerosity
- onerous
- onerously
- onerousness
- one's all
- one's back is turned
- one's best bib and tucker
- one's best years
- one's better feelings