Mourning - Law Dictionary Search Results
Elegy
A mournful or plaintive poem a funereal song a poem of lamentation
Dernly
Secretly grievously mournfully
Care tuned
Weary mournful
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Bemourn
To mourn over
Annus luctus
Annus luctus, the year of mourning, during which the widow, by the ordinances of the Civil Law, could not marry, to prevent the inconvenience
Half mast
distance below the top of a mast or staff as a flag a half mast a token of mourning etc
Impossibility
(Londres), 52 TLR 413, it was held that the closing of a case during a period of public mourning did not render a contract for band performances there reasonably impossible. As to the effect of a declaration
Cockbill
one end of so as to make almost vertical as to cockbill the yards as a sign of mourning
Crape
crimped stuff made of raw silk gummed and twisted on the mill Black crape is much used for mourning garments also for the dress of some clergymen
Cyprus
or corresponding to crape It was either white or black the latter being most common and used for mourning
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