bailey
/ˈbeɪli/
noun 5name 5
Collocations
5ADJ.
new, old
The old bailey stood in the center of town, surrounded by ancient stone walls.
VERB + BAILEY
enjoy, seen
I've seen the bailey of the old Norman castle beautifully restored after centuries of neglect.
BAILEY + NOUN
birds, london, manchester, s, tirade
The defendant launched a fierce bailey tirade against the judge during the trial.
PREP.
in, on
The guards patrolled on the bailey while the castle remained under siege.
ADV.
mistakenly, outlandishly
The judge mistakenly ruled that the defendant could not enter the bailey during the trial proceedings.
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