SERF

SERF


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Word: serf
Word origin: late 15th century (in the sense ‘slave’): from Old French, from Latin servus ‘slave’.
Phonetic: səːf
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an agricultural labourer bound by the feudal system who was tied to working on his lord's estate.


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A slave not a wave
A slave
Bonded one
Bondman
Bondservant
Bondsman
Bound worker
Bygone peasant
Colonus
Doer of the lords work
Drudge
Drudge of yore
Earthbound one?
Esne
Esnes cousin
Euro-slave
Feudal class member
Feudal drudge
Feudal farmer
Feudal fellow
Feudal field hand
Feudal fieldhand
Feudal figure
Feudal flunkie
Feudal flunky
Feudal laborer
Feudal peasant
Feudal peon
Feudal servant
Feudal slave
Feudal subject
Feudal toiler
Feudal underling
Feudal worker
Freemans opposite
Have-not in feudal societies
He did the lords work
He did the work of the lord
He does the lords work
He led a feudal existence
He works for the lord
Helot
Helots cousin
His work is feudal
Indentured servant
Land-bound laborer
Lords laborer
Lords lackey
Lords minion
Lords subject
Lords worker
Low guy on the feudal totem pole
Low man on the feudal totem pole
Low man on the manor
Lowly laborer
Lowly laborer of old
Lowly worker
Manor occupant of yore
Manor worker
Manorial menial
Masters worker
Medieval drudge
Medieval laborer
Medieval menial
Medieval peasant
Medieval peon
Medieval slave
Medieval tenant farmer
Medieval toiler
Medieval worker
Medieval workhorse
Member of the lower class
Menial of old
Menial worker
Nobody in the Middle Ages
Old drudge
Old slave
One bound to do work
One bound to land
One bound to the land
One doing the lords work
One doing the lords work?
One held in thrall
One in bondage
One lorded over?
One making a feudal effort?
One who did the lords work
One who does the lords work
One who is bound to work
One who was bound to the land
One working for the lord
Oppressed one
Peasant
Peasant of old Russia
Peasant of sorts
Peasant of yore
Peasant worker
Peon
Slave
Slave of yore
Slaves kin
Slavish son of the soil
Subject of peer pressure?
Tiller of the Middle Ages
Toiler
Toiler of yore
Underclassman?
Vassal
Villein
Wessex worker
Worker in the fields of the lord
Worker with few rights
Thrall
Feudal bondman
Gurth in Ivanhoe, for instance.
Beneficiary of the Magna Carta.
Toiler of 1066.
Bondsman of 1066.
Person without freedom.
Worker of 1066.
Feudal man.
Underling
Oppressed person.
Worker in bondage.
Vassal's servitor.
Man of 1066.
Bondman of feudal times.
Neither knight nor freeman.
One oppressed.
Peasant of old.
Toiler of old
One in servitude
Gurth, in Ivanhoe
Fiefdom peasant
Derivative of servus (slave)
Feudal have-not
Feudal thrall
Homager
Gurth in Ivanhoe, e.g.
Lord's lackey
Lord's worker
One who does the lord's work
One doing the lord's work
Drudge of feudal times
Master's worker
Freeman's opposite
Worker on a 43-Across
Hard worker?
Dennis in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, e.g.
Underling of yore
Old-time worker
Lord's subject
One working on an estate
Medieval person bound to a feudal lord
Person required to work for a lord
Medieval villein
Feudal labourer
Person bound to the land and owned by a feudal lord
Agricultural worker bound by the feudal system
Peasant, agricultural labourer
Servant, vassal
The old labourer's endlessly cheeky in return
One bound on a crest of a wave, we hear
One's bound to be somewhat user-friendly
One who was bound to come back in 16
One among the lesser folk, historically
Somewhat refreshed, heading west he's bound to land
Lackey of a lord
Magna Carta beneficiary
Medieval flunky
Bottom of the feudal hierarchy
Manorial worker
Stroll
Type of pigeon
Unfree person
One is bound to work
Semi-slave, endlessly cheeky revolutionary
One bound to be partial to browser
Laborer of old
Feudal farmhand
Exploited worker knocking back some refreshments
Labourer returning additional heroin is dispatched
Grunt of long ago
Low figure
Tied agricultural worker in feudal times
Ones bound to land planes here or off bases
Feudal agricultural labourer
Hearing what you can do on line, ones enthralled
Somewhat user-friendly one is bound to work
Agricultural servant to get on board, you say?




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