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/ˈmæn.ər/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A large country house with lands; the principal house of a landed estate.
The old manor stood majestically on the hill, surrounded by sprawling gardens.
A unit of land, originally a feudal lord's estate, that was held under the feudal system.
The manor consisted of several farms and woodlands, all belonging to the lord.
A place where the court of a manor was held.
The villagers gathered at the manor to contest the decisions made by the lord.
Etymology
From Old French 'manoir', meaning 'to remain, stay' or 'dwelling place'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
manor house
A large house on an estate, especially in historical contexts.
in good manor
To behave in a polite or courteous manner.
Related Words
manorial
Pertaining to a manor or manors.
manorist
Someone who resides in or is associated with a manor.
Slang Meanings
A cool or impressive place.
That new café is the manor! Everyone's hanging out there.
A person's home or hangout spot.
Come over to my manor for a movie night!