ragbond

English

noun

Definitions

heavyweight paper containing rag pulp, formerly used for government bonds

Etymology

Compound from English rag (referring to the ragged leaves, piece of old cloth, university students society run for charitable fundraising) + English bond (originally, serf, slave, dweller).

Origin

English

bond

Gloss

originally, serf, slave, dweller

Concept

Semantic Field

Social and political relations

Ontological Category

Person/Thing

Emoji

Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

Eurobond English
backbond English
bond English
bond for deed English
bondability English
bondable English
bonder English
bondholder English
bondholding English
bondless English
bondlike English
bondmaid English
bondmaiden English
bondman English
bondmate English
bondservant English
bondslave English
bondslavery English
bondsman English
bondsperson English
bondstone English
bondswoman English
bondwoman English
counterbond English
cumrag English
debond English
dishrag English
do-rag English
dustrag English
fluid-bonded English
head rag English
heartbond English
househusband English
husband English
interbond English
jizzrag English
minibond English
nonbond English
pseudobond English
rag English
rag week English
ragbag English
ragger English
raggie English
raggle English
raggy English
raghead English
raghorn English
ragleaf English
raglike English
ragman English
ragpick English
ragpicker English
ragstone English
ragtop English
ragweed English
ragwork English
ragworm English
ragwort English
rebond English
shakerag English
snotrag English
soulbond English
stab-rag English
stereobond English
superbond English
tag-rag English
toerag English
washrag English
bonde Portuguese
bond Middle English
ragge Middle English