Associations to the word «Serjeant»
Noun
- Exchequer
- Barrister
- Mace
- Tranquillity
- Recorder
- Corporal
- Inn
- Chancery
- Solicitor
- Maynard
- Partridge
- Common
- Bailiff
- Precedence
- Knighthood
- Qc
- Usher
- Counsel
- Stephanie
- Lent
- Custody
- Joyce
- Lords
- Bench
- Diversion
- Surgeon
- Arden
- Joshua
- Willoughby
- Walpole
- Fusilier
- Possessor
- Wilde
- Sickle
- Acacia
- Newmarket
- Bromley
- Writ
- Airlock
- Browne
- Headland
- Gower
- Tau
- Hawkins
- Law
- Affinity
- Monica
- Shilling
- Cot
- Arm
- Private
- Bertram
- Wig
- Hayward
- Kc
- Devon
- Attorney
- Painter
- Judge
- Quartermaster
- Dragoon
- Palatine
- Osborne
- Westminster
- Heiress
- Kite
- Appointment
- Alderman
- Baron
- Bearer
- Communicator
- Justice
- Lancaster
- Drummer
- Profession
- Plaintiff
- Clerk
- King
- Gentleman
- Convict
- Chamber
- Warrant
- Dublin
Wiktionary
SERJEANT, noun. Alternative spelling of sergeant
Dictionary definition
SERJEANT, noun. An English barrister of the highest rank.
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