piscary
/ˈpɪskəri
/noun (in phrase common of piscary) British, chiefly historical
The right of fishing in another’s water.Thus, the King, by virtue of his public trust responsibilities, was without powers to abridge ‘the public common of piscary’.
Origin
Late 15th century: from medieval Latin piscaria 'fishing rights', neuter plural of Latin piscarius 'relating to fishing', from piscis 'fish'.
- break free
- breakfront
- break ground
- break in
- breaking and entering
- breaking ball
- breaking capacity
- breaking cart
- breaking news
- breaking point
- break into
- break in two
- breakneck
- break new (or fresh) ground
- break of day
- break off
- break of serve
- break one's back
- break one's duck
- break one's neck to do something
- break (one's) stride
- break (or informal kick) the habit
- break (or keep) faith
- break out
- breakout