1. To settle a jointure upon.

2. An estate in lands or tenements, settled on a woman in consideration of marriage, and to be enjoyed by her after her husband's decease.

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

• hointure,
• nointure,
• mointure,
• kointure,
• iointure,
• uointure,
• jiinture,
• jkinture,
• jlinture,
• jpinture,
• j0inture,
• j9inture,
• jounture,
• jojnture,
• joknture,
• joonture,
• jonture,
• joinutre,
• jointuer,
• jointture

• janitor,
• signature,
• untrue,
• counter-,
• contour,
• furniture,
• nature,
• country,
• joint,
• counter,
• miniature,
• jointer,
• jointworm,
• venture,
• joined,
• jauntier,
• John drew.

The adjective form of the word "jointure" is "jointured".

The plural of the "jointure" can be the "jointures".

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