bailey
Pronunciation: [ˈbeɪli]
Word
Context: "architecture"
(noun) a space or courtyard that is surrounded by walls, often found near a castle. A bailey is a part of the castle's defenses and where people might live or work.
Example
The castle had a large bailey where the warriors trained and the villagers gathered.
Example
There wasn't a bailey around the old building, so it looked very plain.
Example
What activities took place in the bailey of the castle?
Context: "games"
(noun) a type of small ball used in some games, such as the game of bowls or lawn bowling. It's the ball you try to roll towards a target.
Example
She rolled the bailey perfectly, landing it right next to the target.
Example
He couldn't find his bailey and had to borrow one from a friend.
Example
Can you show me how to throw the bailey in the game?
Context: "law"
(noun) a term used in some legal systems referring to a person who has certain duties, usually in a court. It might refer to someone who is helping with legal matters.
Example
The bailey provided important assistance during the trial.
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Without a bailey, the legal process became much more complicated.
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What role does the bailey play in the court proceedings?
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