Housekeeping - Law Dictionary Search Results
Housekeeping
Matched in: Term Housekeeping
housekeep
to take care of all household related business
Housekeeper
One who occupies a house with his family a householder the master or mistress of a family
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Huswife
A female housekeeper a woman who manages domestic affairs a thirfty woman
Housework
The work belonging to housekeeping especially kitchen work sweeping scrubbing bed making and the like
Aumbry, Aumber
Germ.; armaria, almaria, M. Lat.; a cupboard], a place where the arms, plates, vessels, and everything belonging to housekeeping were kept.
Bidal, or Bidall
contribution. It is something like 'house-warming' i.e., a visit of friends to a person beginning to set up housekeeping, 26 Hen. 8, c. 6.
Table rents
Table rents, payments which used to be made to bishops, etc., reserved and appropriated to their table or housekeeping.
Frugal
the expenditure or application of force materials time etc characterized by frugality sparing economical saving as a frugal housekeeper frugal of time
Hussy
A housewife or housekeeper
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