Of long practice or experience; veteran; experienced or skilled (in a subject or art); (slang) clever, knowing.

Well practised or experienced; expert in. Obsolete.

Having experience; = experienced, adj. 1 experient of: acquainted with.

(originally) familiar with a road, route, or journey; expert in finding the right route; (later also in extended use, chiefly regional)…

= pert, adj. (in various senses); esp. skilled, expert.

Involving or calling for experience or skill, difficult; (of a person) experienced, practised, well-versed, skilled. Now archaic and rare.

Experienced, knowledgeable; expert, skilled.

Experienced or skilled in something through long or careful practice; proficient, expert. Also: (of a thing, quality, etc.) resulting from long…

Having extensive experience in a particular occupation or activity.

That has had a great deal of practice; experienced, proficient; expert, well-trained. Also in extended use. Cf. practise, v. 10a.

Of persons, their faculties and powers; occasionally of animals, and humorously of inanimate things: Having experience; wise or skilful through…

Having long experience in a particular (non-military) position, field, or activity.

Practised, experienced, versed in. Obsolete.

Having extensive experience in a particular activity or occupation; well-practised, much experienced. Also: accustomed or acclimatized to something.

Of persons or animals: Fortified by habit; acclimatized; familiarized with a certain mode of life or occupation; †trained, disciplined.

Crafty, cunning; knowledgeable. Cf. callid, adj.2

Of persons. Skilled, versed, or experienced in a subject, practice, etc., as the result of having been occupied with it.

Chiefly Scottish. Experienced; expert. Obsolete.

slang. or colloquial. Of horses, etc.: Seasoned (from having survived attacks of disease, etc.); hence of persons: Experienced in some business or…