The flavor of Spanish spoken in Peru, just like those spoken in any other culture, is an intricate assortment of jergas (argots) and regional usage, often a far cry from the Spanish taught in schools, colleges, and other language institutions.
âminionâ in British English. See all translations. minionnoun [ C ] uk â /ËmÉªn.jÉn/ us â /ËmÉªn.jÉn/ usually disapproving. âº a person who is not important and who has to do what another person of higher rank orders them to do: He sent one of his minions to do something about it. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words. Servants, slaves & underlings. below/above stairs idiom.
In English law, a villain in gross, was one who did not belong to the land, but immediately to the person of the lord, and was transferrable by deed, like chattels, from one owner to another. Advowson in gross, an advowson separated from the property of a manor,and annexed to the person of its owner.oarse; rude; rough; not delicate; as gross sculpture. 3. Coarse, in a figurative sense; rough; mean; particularly, vulgar; obscene; indelicate; as gross language; gross jests. 4. Thick; large; opposed to fine; as wood or stone of a gross grain. 5.