Definition: Abbesses, n. A small house or dwelling-house that is used as a lodging-place, especially for children. The Abbess of Spitalfields was an abbess in England who lived in the Abbey at Spitalfields in London. Abbott, n. A person who holds high office; a man who has acquired some distinction; a gentleman; a person with certain social or religious rights and privileges. In this sense, Abbots are people who have been given certain status or rank in society. Abbey, v. An old house of any description, especially one used for religious purposes. The Abbey at Spitalfields was an abbey that was known as the "Spitalfield's" because it was situated in Spitalfields, London. Abbott's Cottage, n. A small cottage or other dwelling-house; a home where a family is staying together. This was the house that Abbotswood lived in.

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