lords

SayLORDZ/lɔɹdz/UK/lɔːdz/

2 meanings of lords

1
noun
Plural of lord. Use this form when there is more than one lord.
The lords gathered in the great hall for the feast.
Several lords swore loyalty to the new king.
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2
verb
Third-person singular present of lord. Use it for he, she, or it acting in a bossy, superior way.
She lords her promotion over everyone in the office.
He lords it over his younger brothers whenever their parents leave.
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lords is a form of lord

lord, noun: A man with power over other people, especially in the past a noble who owned land and ruled those living on it. Full entry

Forms: lordlords plural, plural
Spelling: lord → lords: add -s
Sound: The ending sounds like /z/.

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