great oath
noun
An oath of special solemnity, or of particular vehemence or profanity; the form of oath regarded, by the swearer or listener, as the most sacred.
Origin
Middle English; earliest use found in Ancrene Riwle.
- newspapery
- newspeak
- news peg
- newspeople
- news photographer
- newsprint
- new-sprung
- newsreader
- newsreading
- newsreel
- news release
- newsroom
- newsserver
- news service
- unconstitutionality
- unconstitutionally
- unconstrained
- unconstrainedly
- unconstraint
- unconstricted
- unconstructed
- unconstructive
- unconsulted
- unconsumed
- unconsummated