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Definition of royal
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Royal (n.) An old
English
coin. See Rial.
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Demise
::
Demise
(n.) The
decease
of a royal or
princely
person;
hence,
also, the death of any
illustrious
person..
Kingdom
::
Kingdom
(n.) The rank,
quality,
state,
or
attributes
of a king; royal
authority;
sovereign
power;
rule;
dominion;
monarchy..
Reign
::
Reign (n.) Royal
authority;
supreme
power;
sovereignty;
rule;
dominion.
Flower-de-luce
::
Flower-de-luce
(n.) A genus of
perennial
herbs
(Iris)
with
swordlike
leaves
and large
three-petaled
flowers
often of very gay
colors,
but
probably
white in the plant first
chosen
for the royal
French
emblem..
Zion
::
Zion (n.) A hill in
Jerusalem,
which,
after the
capture
of that city by the
Israelites,
became
the royal
residence
of David and his
successors..
Sceptre
::
Sceptre
(n.)
Hence,
royal or
imperial
power or
authority;
sovereignty;
as, to
assume
the
scepter..
Royalty
::
Royalty
(n.) The state of being
royal;
the
condition
or
quality
of a royal
person;
kingship;
kingly
office;
sovereignty.
Royalty
::
Royalty
(n.) That which is due to a
sovereign,
as a
seigniorage
on gold and
silver
coined
at the mint,
metals
taken from
mines,
etc.; the tax
exacted
in lieu of such
share;
imperiality..
Royal
::
Royal (n.) One of the upper or
distal
branches
of an
antler,
as the third and
fourth
tynes of the
antlers
of a
stag..
Really
::
Really
(adv.)
Royally.
Royal
::
Royal (a.)
Noble;
generous;
magnificent;
princely.
Academician
::
Academician
(n.) A
member
of an
academy,
or
society
for
promoting
science,
art, or
literature,
as of the
French
Academy,
or the Royal
Academy
of
arts..
Hocco
::
Hocco (n.) The
crested
curassow;
--
called
also royal
pheasant.
See
Curassow.
Parliament
::
Parliament
(n.) The
assembly
of the three
estates
of the
United
Kingdom
of Great
Britain
and
Ireland,
viz., the lords
spiritual,
lords
temporal,
and the
representatives
of the
commons,
sitting
in the House of Lords and the House of
Commons,
constituting
the
legislature,
when
summoned
by the royal
authority
to
consult
on the
affairs
of the
nation,
and to enact and
repeal
laws..
Diadem
::
Diadem
(n.)
Originally,
an
ornamental
head band or
fillet,
worn by
Eastern
monarchs
as a badge of
royalty;
hence
(later),
also, a
crown,
in
general..
Inca
::
Inca (n.) An
emperor
or
monarch
of Peru
before,
or at the time of, the
Spanish
conquest;
any
member
of this royal
dynasty,
reputed
to have been
descendants
of the sun..
Osiris
::
Osiris
(n.) One of the
principal
divinities
of
Egypt,
the
brother
and
husband
of Isis. He was
figured
as a mummy
wearing
the royal cap of Upper
Egypt,
and was
symbolized
by the
sacred
bull,
called
Apis. Cf.
Serapis..
Ermine
::
Ermine
(n.) The fur of the
ermine,
as
prepared
for
ornamenting
garments
of
royalty,
etc., by
having
the tips of the
tails,
which are
black,
arranged
at
regular
intervals
throughout
the
white..
Prial
::
Prial (n.) A
corruption
of pair
royal.
See under Pair, n..
Coronation
::
Coronation
(n.) The act or
solemnity
of
crowning
a
sovereign;
the act of
investing
a
prince
with the
insignia
of
royalty,
on his
succeeding
to the
sovereignty..
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