Retinue
21retinue — (REH tih nyoo) [French, from retenir: to retain] A body of retainers or attendants accompanying an important person; an escort. See also cortege …
22retinue — [ rɛtɪnju:] noun a group of advisers or assistants accompanying an important person. Origin ME: from OFr. retenue, feminine past participle (used asnoun) of retenir keep back, retain …
23retinue — n. Train, suite, followers, body of attendants, cortège …
24Retinue — ♦ Small troop of fighting men of all types raised on the estate of a knight. (Wise, Terence. Medieval Warfare, 250) …
25retinue — n suite, train, attendance, cortege, entourage, court, following, satellites, Archaic. meiny; escort, bodyguard, guard, convoy; personnel, staff, employees, the help, hired help …
26retinue — ret·i·nue …
27retinue — [ˈretɪˌnjuː] noun [C] a group of people who travel with and look after an important person …
28retinue — /ˈrɛtənju / (say retuhnyooh) noun a body of retainers in attendance upon an important personage; a suite. {Middle English, from Old French retenue, feminine past participle of retenir retain} …
29retinue — Po e ukali, pū ulu …
30retinue — n. a body of attendants accompanying an important person. Etymology: ME f. OF retenue fem. past part. of retenir RETAIN …
