DeMolay
noun
De·Mo·lay
\ˌdēməˈlā\
Definition of DeMolay
DeMolays
: a member of DeMolay International, a fraternal organization for boys and young men aged 12 to 21 that is sponsored by the Freemasons
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Origin and Etymology of demolay
after Jacques B. de Molay †1314 French grand master of the Knights Templar
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