Other crossword clues for answer "SERFS"SERFSPeasantsFeudal laborersLowly workersMenial workersVassalsUnderlingsLowly labourersFeudal labourersMen of the lord?Underclassmen?Reeves' subordinatesShockingly intelligent folks met by King Arthur in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail"Lowly laborersFeudal workersThey serve the lordFeudal figuresLow men on the feudal totem polePeasants on the lord's landWorkers for the lordSubjects of a drudge report?Medieval underlingsMiddle Ages tillersLord's servantsLord's laborersFeudal farmersLord's workersPeon cousinsFeudal servantsFeudal peonsHelotsManorial workers of oldRussia's Alexander II emancipated them in 1861Slaves of a sortIndentured onesMedieval menialsBondsmenManor workersCastle underlingsFeudal minionsAncient underclassAncient bondsmenMedieval workersFeudal subjectsMedieval peasantsThey're bound to workHawaii abolished them in 1852Servants of yoreMedieval working classMost of Europe abolished them by 1861They were bound to landBondsman.Slaves.Feudal toilers.Workers of the feudal days.Feudal tillers of the soil.Feudal peasants.Feudal bondsmen.Toilers of 1066.Slaves of old.Bondmen.Workers of 1066.Feudal peopleLord's subjectsVictims of feudalismEsne and helotSlavish sons of the soilCertain laborersVilleins, to lordsFeudal underlingsSoil-bound slavesSlaves of yoreMedieval sons of the soilOppressed personsToilers in Ivanhoe's dayThralls and helotsVilleinsFeudal slavesMedieval underclassLowly onesOld laborersHardly management typesThey do the lord's workReceivers of manumissionDrudgesThey're bound to landSome Russians until the Emancipation Manifesto of 1861Feudal drudgesHard workersOnes in bondageLow classMedieval drudgesMedieval laborersPeonsLord's peopleOld vassalsOlden toilersRen Faire servantsLand workers of yoreOppressed feudal classLandless laborersPeasants of yoreMedieval figuresMedieval menial laborersFeudal folksFeudal groundskeepersLaborers on manorsDoers of the lord's workThey did the lord's workWorking stiffs, in feudal daysThey do the work of the lordThey were driven to workMillions of Russians, until the Emancipation Reform of 1861