rare. Also 7 kitchinree. [f. KITCHEN sb. + -RY.]

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  † 1.  The body of servants employed in a kitchen.

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1609.  Holland, Amm. Marcell., XIV. vi. 12. Next unto whom goeth the blacke guard and kitchinree [L. atratum coquinæ ministerium].

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1658.  W. Sanderson, Graphice, 26. The Hall with Paintings of Neat-heards,… Milke-maides Minding Cattle, in proper degrees, some other also, of Kitchenry.

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  † 2.  The art of cooking, cookery. Obs.

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1610.  Holland, Camden’s Brit., I. 450. Those … who beeing deinty toothed are iudicious clerkes in Kitchenrie.

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  3.  Kitchen-utensils.

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1890.  in Cent. Dict.

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