Castle and Lords and ladies

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Castle noun - A structure or place from which one can resist attack.

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Lords and ladies and castle are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lords and ladies" instead a noun "Castle".

Nearby Words: castling, castled

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Castle and lords and ladies are semantically related. You can use "Castle" instead a noun phrase "Lords and ladies".

In Ranger's Apprentice, in the fifth book Will stops Skandians from raiding by inviting them to a dinner with the lords and ladies at the castle.

Source: No, Mr. Bond, I Expect You to Dine
In Lords and Ladies, the garderobe, a shaft down the length of the castle with a seat at the top and a dungheap at the bottom, is notorious for this.

Source: Camping a Crapper
Magrat in Lords and Ladies when the elves hunt her down in her own castle.

Source: Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are

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