medieval
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
medieval /ˌmɛdɪˈiːv(ə)l, miː-/ (also mediaeval)
▶adjective relating to the Middle Ages.
■ informal very old-fashioned or outdated.
– derivatives
medievalism noun,
medievalist noun,
medievalize (or medievalise) verb,
medievally adverb.
medievalism noun,
medievalist noun,
medievalize (or medievalise) verb,
medievally adverb.
'medieval' also found in these Oxford entries:
adder
- air
- alchemy
- algebra
- Anglo-Latin
- aquamanile
- assassin
- bank
- bastard
- bestiary
- bill
- black bile
- Bogomil
- burg
- canter
- castle
- Cathar
- chivalry
- choler
- choleric
- citole
- cloud
- conte
- courtly love
- crossbow
- cruck
- crusade
- curtain wall
- dance of death
- destrier
- dismal
- droit de seigneur
- dunce
- early music
- earth
- element
- exchequer
- feudalism
- fire
- Franconian
- freelance
- gamut
- garderobe
- Ghibelline
- gittern
- glamour
- gossip
- Gothic
- grail
- Gregorian chant
