Results for: castle
English English
be true to something, castle part, continue, detain somebody, employ somebody, fulfill a religious duty, have as livestock, have something for sale, look after somebody or something, maintain a course, maintain a record, maintain the condition of somet...keep
billboard (British usage); temporary tall fence made of boards enclosing a construction site; fence made of hurdles; tipmost wooden floors on a stone castle wall; temporary balcony made of wood that is hung from the upper walls from which missiles coul...hoarding
bird of the crow family, castle, game piece that can move horizontally or vertically across an unlimited number of unoccupied squares (Chess); swindler, cheat; one who cheats in games of chance, cheat somebody, deceive, chess piecerook
British police officer, castle warden, officer below sheriff, officer of the peace; police officer (British), police constable, royal household official in Middle Agesconstable
build castle with projecting galleries, supply or equip with machicolationsmachicolate
built like a castle, indented or serrated like battlements, with battlements or serrated top edge, with castle or castlescastellated
castle fortification, fortified towerbarbican
castle governor, chatelain, governor of a fortresscastellan
castle keep, keep of a castle; underground prison, vault, cell, prison celldungeon
castle of the Moorish kings of Seville (Spain)Alcazar
castle or fortress built by the Spanish Moorsalcazar
castle turret, small partition or projection built into the structure of a building for the purpose of offering protection or defensebartizan
castle, mansion, large building for entertainment, official residence of a sovereignpalace
castle; country estate (French)chateau
chateau, palace; turret, tower, fortress, manor house, move king and rook, private refuge, put in a castle; make a certain move (in a chess game)castle
 

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