The Collaborative International Dictionary
Druery \Dru"er*y\, n. [OF. druerie.]
Courtship; gallantry; love; an object of love. [Obs.]
--Chaucer.
Wiktionary
n. (alternative form of drury English)
Usage examples of "druery".
Isbaenna realized he was likely Dochau Druery, the reputedly sadistic warden of Gaol.
Dochau Druery began to stumble away from them, his eyes enormous and gleaming with fright in the torchlight.
The knife was little more than a fancy, oversized letter opener he had bought for himself several years ago, but Druery was panic-stricken and terrified, and did not realize the difference.
He cut his eyes toward Druery, who still flailed about against the confines of his chains, yowling and screeching like a tomcat tossed in a rain barrel.
Taemir led Eabhiros out into the corridor, Druery shrieked behind them.