Plurality - Law Dictionary Search Results

media

The latinic plural form of medium sometimes used as a singular noun with

Plural form of mare a dark region of considerable extent on

a shackle for the hand or wrist usually in the plural

An organ for aeumlrial respiration commonly in the plural

A native or inhabitant of Lucca in Tuscany in the plural the people of Lucca

man a man acquainted with literature chiefly used in the plural

particularly of the face feature form mark usually in the plural

species of antelopes and other animals chiefly used in the plural

character or type see Italic a 2 often in the plural as the Italics are the authors Italic letters are used

elegant robes worn by men of rank chiefly in the plural