duke's

High nobleman's belonging

Duke's is the possessive form of duke, indicating ownership or association with a duke—a high-ranking nobleman or, informally, a man's fists.

The word appears in phrases like the duke's estate, the duke's daughter, or in expressions about fighting: Put up your duke's.

Duke's is also a brand of mayonnaise popular in the American South.

nobility

heir

One who receives legacy

estateProperty and grounds
titleFormal honorific or name
coronetSmall noble's circlet

peerage · aristocracy · lineage · succession · manor · regent · bloodline · nobility · lordship · inheritance

possessive

property

Something owned or inherent

holdingsProperty one owns
domainArea of control
landsComes to ground

castle · wealth · fortune · servants · retinue · household · chambers · carriage · seal · crest

bar

mayonnaise

Emulsified egg-oil spread

sandwichFilling between bread slices
hatchbackCar with rear swing-door
diveHeadfirst water entry

tavern · pub · jukebox · counter · regulars · pitcher · booth · neon · billiards · happy hour

Opposites

noble rank hierarchy

duke'scommoner's

Belonging to non-aristocracy

peasant's · pauper's · yeoman's · servant's · vassal's

Phrases

Duke of EdinburghRoyal title, Scottish peerage
duke it outEngage in physical combat
Daisy DukesUltra-short denim shorts
put up one's dukesAssume boxing posture
Duke Ellington
grand dukeRuler below king

Family

duke, archduke, dukes, dukedom

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Profile: Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G