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Definition of udal
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Udal (n.) In
Shetland
and
Orkney,
a
freehold;
property
held by udal, or
allodial,
right..
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Liege
::
Liege (a.)
Serving
an
independent
sovereign
or
master;
bound by a
feudal
tenure;
obliged
to be
faithful
and loyal to a
superior,
as a
vassal
to his lord;
faithful;
loyal;
as, a liege man; a liege
subject..
Udalman
::
Udalman
(n.) In the
Shetland
and
Orkney
Islands,
one who holds
property
by udal, or
allodial,
right..
Feudalism
::
Feudalism
(n.) The
feudal
system;
a
system
by which the
holding
of
estates
in land is made
dependent
upon an
obligation
to
render
military
service
to the kind or
feudal
superior;
feudal
principles
and
usages.
Udal
::
Udal (n.) In
Shetland
and
Orkney,
a
freehold;
property
held by udal, or
allodial,
right..
Subcelestial
::
Subcaudal
(a.)
Situated
under,
or on the
ventral
side of, the tail; as, the
subcaudal,
or
chevron,
bones..
Allodial
::
Allodial
(a.)
Pertaining
to
allodium;
freehold;
free of rent or
service;
held
independent
of a lord
paramount;
--
opposed
to
feudal;
as,
allodial
lands;
allodial
system..
Forceps
::
Forceps
(n.) The
caudal
forceps-shaped
appendage
of
earwigs
and some other
insects.
See
Earwig.
Elater
::
Elater
(n.) The
caudal
spring
used by
Podura
and
related
insects
for
leaping.
See
Collembola.
Relief
::
Relief
(n.) A fine or
composition
which the heir of a
deceased
tenant
paid to the lord for the
privilege
of
taking
up the
estate,
which,
on
strict
feudal
principles,
had
lapsed
or
fallen
to the lord on the death of the
tenant..
Springtide
::
Springtail
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
apterous
insects
belonging
to the order
Thysanura.
They have two
elastic
caudal
stylets
which can be bent under the
abdomen
and then
suddenly
extended
like a
spring,
thus
enabling
them to leap to a
considerable
distance.
See
Collembola,
and
Podura..
Feudally
::
Feudally
(adv.)
In a
feudal
manner.
Unfeudalize
::
Unfeudalize
(v. t.) To free from
feudal
customs
or
character;
to make not
feudal.
Styliferous
::
Stylet
(n.) Any
small,
more or less
rigid,
bristlelike
organ;
as, the
caudal
stylets
of
certain
insects;
the
ventral
stylets
of
certain
Infusoria..
Baron
::
Baron (n.) A title or
degree
of
nobility;
originally,
the
possessor
of a fief, who had
feudal
tenants
under him; in
modern
times,
in
France
and
Germany,
a
nobleman
next in rank below a
count;
in
England,
a
nobleman
of the
lowest
grade in the House of
Lords,
being next below a
viscount..
Cirrus
::
Cirrus
(n.) A soft
tactile
appendage
of the
mantle
of many
Mollusca,
and of the
parapodia
of
Annelida.
Those near the head of
annelids
are
Tentacular
cirri;
those of the last
segment
are
caudal
cirri..
Feudatory
::
Feudatory
(n.) A
tenant
or
vassal
who held his lands of a
superior
on
condition
of
feudal
service;
the
tenant
of a feud or fief.
Feudary
::
Feudary
(a.) Held by, or
pertaining
to,
feudal
tenure..
Bicaudal
::
Bicaudal
(a.)
Having,
or
terminating
in, two
tails..
Feudalize
::
Feudalize
(v. t.) To
reduce
toa
feudal
tenure;
to
conform
to
feudalism.
Curia
::
Curia (n.) The court of a
sovereign
or of a
feudal
lord; also; his
residence
or his
household.
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