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protocolic, a. rare|prəʊtəʊˈkɒlɪk|
[f. as protocol v. + -ic.]
Of or pertaining to protocols. So protocolist |ˈprəʊtəʊkɒlɪst|, one who draws up a protocol; protocolize |ˈprəʊtəʊkɒˌlaɪz| v. a. intr. to draw up protocols; to diplomatize; = protocol v. 1; b. trans. (a) = protocol v. 2; (b) = protocol v. 3; hence ˈprotocoˌlizer.
1836Disraeli Runnymede Lett. (1885) 152 To learn that his favourite portfolio was now in your Lordship's *protocolic custody. 1969Punch 8 Jan. 60/3 It..cuts out all your time-consuming Ambassadorial summonses, stern notes..and general argy-bargy in protocolic triplicate.
1828–32Webster *Protocolist, in Russia, a register or clerk. Tooke. 1872Daily News 5 Aug., The second meeting of the Sugar Conference was held at the Foreign-office on Saturday... Mr. F. G. Walpole attended as Secretary, and Mr. H. Austin Lee as Protocolist.
1833Westm. Rev. Jan. (unpaged leaf), Will not the Whigs now *protocolize a little in Portugal? 1836F. Mahony Rel. Father Prout, Plea Pilgr. (1859) 35 note, The Irish Pozzo di Borgo..kept protocolising with soft promises and delusive delays. 1854S. Austin Germany 141 To protocolize the business of the Counts.
1836Fraser's Mag. XIV. 507 The hopes and expectations of our great *protocoliser.
1855Westm. Rev. Apr. 404 Lord Aberdeen.., the most pacific and *protocolizing of British statesmen. |