Crossword-Solution: ENSIGNCY 8 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 14

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Ensigncy n. The rank or office of an ensign.

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One who, or that which, eats.
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greedy person
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Gauntlet, who by the first post wrote a polite letter of acknowledgment to the commodore; another to her own son, importing that she had already sent the draft to a friend in London, with directions to deposit it in the hands of a certain banker, for the purchase of the first ensigncy to be sold; and she took the liberty of sending a third to Peregrine, couched in very affectionate terms, with a kind postscript, signed by Miss Sophy and his charming Emily.
The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle, Volume I Tobias Smollett 2003
But that gentleman in a little time lost his command upon the duke's disgrace, and the regiment was ordered for Ireland, being given to Colonel Nassau, whose favour the young volunteer acquired to such a degree, that he was recommended to the king for his ensigncy, which in all probability he would have obtained, had not the regiment been unluckily reduced.
The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle, Volume I Tobias Smollett 2003
Gerald's preference leading him to the navy, he was placed on that establishment as a midshipman; while Henry, several years later, obtained, through the influence of their father's old friend General Brock, an Ensigncy in the ---- Regiment then quartered at Amherstburg.
The Canadian Brothers (Volume II) John Richardson 2004
But the worthy Captain replied, that though, in the general case, it might be difficult for a young man to obtain a commission, without serving for some years as a cadet, yet, under his own protection, a young man entering his regiment, and fitted for such a situation, might be sure of an ensigncy, if not a lieutenancy, as soon as ever they set foot in India.
The Surgeon's Daughter Sir Walter Scott 2004
While my friends were deliberating, I took the liberty of deciding; I enlisted, in a fit of loyal valour, in a marching regiment; my friends made the best of a bad job, and bought me an ensigncy.
Pelham, Volume 4. Edward Bulwer-Lytton 2005