Associations to the word «Friary»
Noun
- Franciscan
- Friar
- Priory
- Guildford
- Dominican
- Donegal
- Dissolution
- Abbey
- Cloister
- Nicolas
- Cistercian
- Monastery
- Burgh
- Plymouth
- Crawley
- Tyrol
- Expulsion
- Padua
- Convent
- Alms
- Reformation
- Benedictine
- Bailiff
- Beverley
- Guardian
- Bangor
- Viii
- Lutheran
- Heretic
- Galway
- Precinct
- Kildare
- Lincolnshire
- Ruin
- Infirmary
- Herr
- Dormitory
- Palermo
- Vow
- Fra
- Chancel
- Stamford
- Parish
- Christchurch
- Zoe
- Bremen
- Leicester
- Suppression
- Basilica
- Sutton
- Minor
- Salzburg
- Cromwell
- Trinity
- Serving
- Shrewsbury
- Coventry
- Staffordshire
- Francis
- Pilgrim
- Church
- Nun
- Augustine
- Porter
- Fitzgerald
- Desmond
- Newcastle
- Devon
- Remains
- Sussex
- Archdiocese
- Monk
- Excavation
- Chronicle
- Nottingham
- Ward
- St
- Johannes
- Winchester
- Somerset
Adjective
Wiktionary
FRIARY, noun. House or dwelling where friars or members of certain religious communities live
FRIARY, adjective. Like a friar; relating to friars or to a convent.
Dictionary definition
FRIARY, noun. A monastery of friars.
Wise words
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