piscary (Meaning)
Wordnet
piscary (n)
a workplace where fish are caught and processed and sold
Webster
piscary (n.)
The right or privilege of fishing in another man's waters.
Synonyms & Antonyms of piscary
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piscary Sentence Examples
- The piscary rights granted by the Lord of the Manor allowed the villagers to fish in the local river.
- The ancient laws of piscary regulated the taking of fish in English waters.
- The concept of piscary extends beyond rivers and lakes to include fishing in estuaries and coastal areas.
- The right of piscary is often attached to land ownership or certain estates.
- The medieval court of Piepowder administered justice in matters relating to piscary and other market-related disputes.
- The Magna Carta included provisions that protected the rights of piscary.
- The fishing industry challenged the Crown's exclusive rights of piscary in several legal cases.
- The invention of new fishing techniques led to increased exploitation of piscary resources.
- The preservation of piscary stocks is essential for the sustainability of fish populations.
- The term "piscary" encompasses both the act of fishing and the legal rights associated with it.
FAQs About the word piscary
a workplace where fish are caught and processed and soldThe right or privilege of fishing in another man's waters.
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The piscary rights granted by the Lord of the Manor allowed the villagers to fish in the local river.
The ancient laws of piscary regulated the taking of fish in English waters.
The concept of piscary extends beyond rivers and lakes to include fishing in estuaries and coastal areas.
The right of piscary is often attached to land ownership or certain estates.
