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Showing words for YEOMANRY using the English dictionary
8 Letter Words for Yeomanry
yeomanry
7 Letter Words for Yeomanry
anymore, romneya
6 Letter Words for Yeomanry
anomer, enamor, moaner, monera, morena, mornay, oreman, romany, romney, yeoman
5 Letter Words for Yeomanry
aeron, emony, emory, enarm, enorm, enray, maney, manor, maron, mayor, meany, moner, money, morae, moray, morne, moyen, myron, namer, norma, onery, onymy, ramen, ramon, rayne, rayon, reamy, reman, renay, roman, royne, yamen, yearn, yomer
4 Letter Words for Yeomanry
aero, amen, amon, amor, amoy, anre, aren, army, arno, ayen, ayme, ayne, ayre, earn, enam, eoan, eyra, mane, mano, many, mare, maro, mary, mayo, mean, mear, meno, meny, mero, moan, mona, mone, mony, mora, more, morn, moya, mrna, myna, name, nare, nary, near, nema, nemo, noma, nome, nore, norm, oary, oman, omen, omer, oner, onym, orae, oran, orna, oyer, rame, rane, ream, rean, reno, reny, roam, roan, roey, roma, rome, rone, ryen, ryme, yare, yarm, yarn, yean, year, yeom, yern, yore
3 Letter Words for Yeomanry
aer, ame, amy, ane, any, aor, are, arm, arn, ary, aye, ayr, eam, ean, ear, emo, eom, eon, era, ern, eyn, eyr, mae, man, mao, mar, may, mea, men, mer, mna, moa, moe, mon, mor, moy, mya, nae, nam, nar, nay, nea, neo, noa, nom, nor, noy, nye, oam, oar, oer, ona, one, ony, ora, ore, ory, oye, ram, ran, ray, rea, rem, rna, roe, rom, ron, rya, rye, yam, yan, yar, yay, yea, yen, yeo, yer, yoe, yom, yon, yor, yoy
Definitions for Yeomanry
[1] yeomen collectively.
[2] a British volunteer cavalry force, formed in 1761, originally composed largely of yeomen, that became part of the British Territorial Army in 1907.
[3] yeomen collectively
[4] (in Britain) a volunteer cavalry force, organized in 1761 for home defence: merged into the Territorial Army in 1907
Words nearby Yeomanry
yeo., yeoman, yeoman of the guard, yeoman's service, yeomanly, yeomanry, yep, yerba, yerba buena, yerba maté, yerevan
Origin of Yeomanry
1325–75; Middle English yemanry; see yeoman, -ry