chattel

chattel
n
1. property, estate, estate and effects, holdings, possessions, what one has to one's name, what one can call one's own, Law. chose; movable, movable article; Law. acquest; Law. hereditament.
2.Usu. chattels
belongings, personal belongings, effects, personal effects, personal estate, personal possessions, properties, Inf. things, Sl. stuff, Sl. junk; baggage, bag and baggage, gear, impedimenta, dunnage, luggage, kit, duffel; All Law. choses, choses in action or possession, choses transitory, personalty; paraphernalia, accouterments, appurtenances, appointments, appendages, accessories, trappings; goods, goods and chattels, movables, movable articles, furniture.
3. slave, bondsman, bondman, bond slave, chattel slave, indentured servant, servant, thrall, Hist, or Archaic. theow or thew; bondswoman, bondwoman, bondmaid.

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