ˈrookship
[Cf. rook n.1 2 d.]
A mock title applied to a clergyman.
| 1710 Welchman's Tales 7 He call'd him Knave in a Black Coat: which rais'd his Rookships Passion so. |
ˈrookship
[Cf. rook n.1 2 d.]
A mock title applied to a clergyman.
| 1710 Welchman's Tales 7 He call'd him Knave in a Black Coat: which rais'd his Rookships Passion so. |
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