bondsmen
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bondsmen, plural;
/ˈbändzmən/,
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bondsmen, plural;
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A person who stands surety for a bond
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A slave
Web Definitions:
- (bondsman) bondman: a male slave
- (bondsman) someone who signs a bond as surety for someone else
- Serfdom is the socio-economic status of unfree peasants under feudalism, and specifically relates to Manorialism. It was a condition of bondage or modified slavery which developed primarily during the High Middle Ages in Europe. ...
- (Bondsman) Clans can keep prisoners taken during combat. These are called bondsmen, and are considered members of the laborer caste unless and until the capturing Clan releases them or promotes them back to warrior status. A bondsman is bound by honor, not by shackles. ...
- (Bondsman) Also Bailbondsman; a person who works for a bail bond company.
- (BONDSMAN) in feudal times an unfree tenant, i.e. he was bound to occupy a particular plot of land (which he cultivated) in exchange for services to the lord of the manor (free tenants or villeins also had to perform services, but were free to leave and go elsewhere). ...
- (BONDSMAN) stood bond or surety for another where a bond was required by law
- A bondsman is a person who pledges a sum of money as bond in another's behalf.