reclusery
/rɪˈkluːsəri/rare
noun
= reclusory.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Kenelm H. Digby (?1796–1880), writer. From recluse + -ery, probably as alteration of reclusory after nunnery.
- Mendelist
- Mendelize
- Mendelizing
- Mendelssohn, Felix
- Mendelssohnian
- mender
- Menderes
- mendicancy
- mendicant
- mendicity
- mending
- Mendip Hills
- mendipite
- Mendlesham chair
- Mendocino
- mend (one's) fences
- mend one's manners
- mend one's pace
- mend one's ways
- mendong
- mendopo
- Mendoub
- Mendoza
- Mendoza, Antonio de
- mendozite