Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Castleward

👉 A castleward is a type of castle that has been built on a hilltop or raised above ground level. It typically includes a tower, which is often surrounded by walls and gates, and may have a moat or other water features for protection. Castles were once common in medieval Europe, but they are less common today due to the rise of modern technology such as towers and air conditioning systems.

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👉 A castleward is a type of enclosure in medieval Europe, typically located at the entrance to a castle. It was often used as a defensive structure and served as a place for the lord's family to live or entertain guests. The term "castleward" comes from the Old French word "castell" which means "castle," but it is also sometimes used to describe any enclosed space that serves as a dwelling or residence, such as a castle or castle courtyard. The use of a castleward

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