SCEPTRE

SCEPTRE


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Word: sceptre
Phonetic: /ˈsɛptə/
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An ornamental staff held by a ruling monarch as a symbol of power.
To give a sceptre to.
To invest with royal power.


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Elizabeths staff
Orbs partner
Respect for a symbol of royalty
Royal rod & 60s Humber model
Royal rod
Royal staff
See Peters staff
Sovereignty
An attribute of Pluto.
Possession of Elizabeth II.
Symbol of power
Mace
English symbol of sovereignty.
Emblem of authority.
Wand for Victoria
Symbol of sovereignty in 2 Down
British monarchy's symbol of authority
Elizabeth's staff
Sovereignty, in Sussex
Royal rod, in Britain
Coronation rod, in Britain
Part of regalia
Monarch's ceremonial staff
Emblem of royalty
Respect
Ceremonial staff
Disc covered by crest designed to be symbol of sovereignty
Fervid respect for symbol of monarchy
Symbol of royalty
Respect unconventional symbol of authority
Peter's confused about 100 staff
Abandoned respect for royal staff
Queen's authority would see ghost if political correctness were exchanged
Abnormal respect for symbol of authority
May come to respect a sign of authority
Respect working staff (7)
Fabric
Easily move clipped bezel holding rhinestone's edges
By which to find out what went wrong with parking at most hectic northbound subway?
Unknown graduate has 19 in for tea
Deep red
Third of sackings in one month concerning staff
Show staff new respect
... A new order of respect for royal authority
Saint Peter prepared to carry the top of Christ's ceremonial staff
Respect changes in royal staff
Respect unusual sign of authority
Respect harassed staff
British royal staff
Renaissance Faire prop
Certain object in the British crown jewels
Staff worked out secret about head of production




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