pendicler
/ˈpɛndɪk(ə)lə/ /ˈpɛndɪklə/Scottish rare
noun
The holder of a pendicle; a tenant of a dependent or sublet part of a main estate.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in ‘Thomas Newte’ (1746–1817), writer (real name William Thomson). From pendicle + -er.
- too
- too bad
- too besides
- too big for one's boots (or dated breeches)
- too big to fail
- too clever by half
- too close for comfort
- too cool for school
- toodle-oo
- toodle-pip
- toodles
- too far
- too good to be true
- took
- tool
- toolbar
- toolbox
- tooler
- toolie
- tooling
- toolkit
- toolmaker
- toolmaking
- tool post
- tool pusher