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Bailiwick - Wikipedia
A bailiwick is usually the area of jurisdiction of a bailiff, and once also applied to territories in which a privately appointed bailiff exercised the ... en.wikipedia.org
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Bailiwick Market & Cafe: Home
Bailiwick Market & Cafe is a community gathering space offering local food and art. Our café is open 7 days a week for casual dining serving breakfast, lunch ... bailiwickmarket.com
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Bailiwick - Design, Deployment, and Managed Site Care
Bailiwick is a leader in the IT realm, consistently, delivering sophisticated solutions tailored for diverse business environments across multiple industries. bailiwick.com
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bailiffwick
† ˈbailiffwick Obs. [f. as prec. + -wick.] 1. The district under the jurisdiction of a bailiff.1709 Strype Ann. Ref. I. xxvi. 312 In case the sheriff..return, that the party..could not be found within his bailiff⁓wick. 1766 in Entick London IV. 319 Proclaimed..throughout the whole bailiffwick. 2. Th... Oxford English Dictionary
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Bailiwick - Definition, Meaning & Synonyms - Vocabulary.com
A bailiwick is an area of knowledge in which a person or institution has control or expertise — as in "My bailiwick is international relations ... www.vocabulary.com
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Bailiwick - The Orleans Hotel & Casino
Bailiwick is an experience for all, with nightly entertainment, live bands, and ever expanding food & drink options. Join us with friends in a fun, ... orleans.boydgaming.com
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bailiwick
bailiwick (ˈbeɪlɪwɪk) Forms: 5–9 bayly-, bally-, bayli-, baili-, bali-, baily-, bayl-, baylie-, baly-, bailly-, bailli-, -weke, -wyke, -wick(e, -wik(e (more than 20 forms). [f. bailie + -wick: see also bailiffwick.] 1. a. A district or place under the jurisdiction of a bailie or bailiff. Used in Eng... Oxford English Dictionary
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BAILIWICK Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
1. law enforcement : the office or jurisdiction of a bailiff (see bailiff sense 1a) 2. the sphere in which one has superior knowledge or authority : a special ... www.merriam-webster.com
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BAILIWICK Definition & Meaning - Dictionary.com
a person's area of skill, knowledge, authority, or work. to confine suggestions to one's own bailiwick. Synonyms: turf, territory, sphere, department ... www.dictionary.com
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BAILIWICK | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary
the area that a person or an organization is interested in, is responsible for, or controls. He had been commenting on matters that were, strictly speaking, ... dictionary.cambridge.org
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Bailiwick Clothing
Bailiwick is a DC apparel brand that artfully merges the worlds of design, culture and purpose. We make clothing that we love, share our stories with the world. bailiwickclothing.com
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Bailiwick Market and Cafe | Elbridge NY - Facebook
Sunflower field opens today! Don't forget to stop in and shop our merchandise! Hours - Friday-Saturday 11-7 Sunday- 11-5. www.facebook.com
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herdwick
herdwick (ˈhɜːdwɪk) [f. herd n.2 + wick: cf. bailiwick, bailiffwick.] † 1. The tract of land under the charge of a ‘herd’ or shepherd employed by the owner or lord of the manor: see quot. 1537; a pasture-ground, a sheep-farm. Obs.[c 1086 Domesday, Gloc. lf. 162 a, In Wales sunt iii hardvices Lamecar... Oxford English Dictionary
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-wick
-wick, suffix shortened form of wike (OE. w{iacu}ce) office, function of an official, as in bailiffwick, bailiwick, sheriffwick. A secondary sense of ‘jurisdiction of the official’, passing into ‘district over which the official's jurisdiction extends’, is found with some words containing this suffi... Oxford English Dictionary
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escheator
escheator (ɛsˈtʃiːtə(r)) Forms: 5–6 eschetour(e, exchetour, -er, 5–7 escheatour, -etor, exchetor, (5 echetour, eshetour, 7 excheator), 7–8 escheater, (7 eschaetor), eþcheitour, 7– escheator. [ME. eschetour, a. AF. eschetour, f. eschete: see escheat n.] An officer appointed yearly by the Lord Treasur... Oxford English Dictionary
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