lords
noun(lord)
one having power and authority over others:
lords
noun(lord)
a ruler by hereditary right or preeminence to whom service and obedience are due
lords
noun(lord)
one of whom a fee or estate is held in feudal tenure
lords
verb(lord)
to act like a lord; especially : to put on airs —usually used with it
lords
noun phrase(lord)
the upper house of the British Parliament composed of the lords temporal and spiritual
lords
noun phrase(lord)
the part of the British Parliament whose members are not elected by voters
lords
plural noun(lord)
the part of the British Parliament whose members are not elected by voters
lords
noun(lord)
a British officer of state who presides over the House of Lords in both its legislative and judicial capacities, serves as the head of the British judiciary, and is usually a leading member of the cabinet
lords
noun(lord)
the prayer with variant versions in Matthew and Luke that according to the Lucan account Christ taught his disciples