1. A particular privilege or right granted by a prince or sovereign to an individual, or to a number of persons; an immunity so granted; the district or jurisdiction to which a particular privilege extends; the limits of an immunity; an asylum or sanctuary where persons are secure from arrest; the right to vote for a member of parliament.

2. To enfranchise.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• franchisse,
• fanchaise,
• franchisses,
• franchisies,
• franciso,
• franchished,
• franchais,
• francie,
• franchies,
• franchsie,
• francise,
• franshise,
• franchizes,
• franchiees,
• franschise,
• franchie,
• franchaise,
• francisee,
• franchsise,
• fanchise

• francophile,
• francoeur,
• franck,
• Fransisca,
• French Heel,
• Francia,
• frankness,
• Francene,
• French Weed,
• Franken,
• french,
• Francis Ii,
• franc-tireur,
• franzese,
• franchi,
• franson,
• French Kiss,
• French Rye,
• france,
• Francine,
• Francisca,
• Franchesca,
• Francie,
• francophil,
• Franzen,
• franciscan,
• Francesco,
• Francoise,
• frankish,
• francoa,
• francophobe,
• Franqui,
• Francisella,
• franks,
• Francesca,
• frankincense,
• franco,
• French Bean,
• francese,
• Frances,
• Francois,
• French Horn,
• Frankhouser,
• franceschi,
• frenchify,
• Francis,
• Francisco,
• fransen.

The adverb form of the word "franchise" is "franchisingly".

The adjective form of the word "franchise" is "franchised".

The plural of the "franchise" can be the "franchises".

The singular of the "franchise" can be the "franchise".