effluvientadj.
Extremely fluent.Apparently an isolated use.
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effluvient1835
1835 W. Beckford Recoll. Monasteries Alcobaça & Batalha 169 To say truth, they were not only intolerably effluvient but inveterately prosy.
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adj.1835- out of wit
- out of wit or one's wit
- out of work
- out of, with the tail of the eye
- out off bias
- out off one's bias
- out off one's bird
- out on
- out on a limb
- out on one's arse
- out on one's ass
- out on one's ear
- out on one's feet
- out on one's neck
- out on the heel
- out on the town
- out one's livery
- out outwith judgement
- out over measure
- out pipes
- out the ass
- out the game
- out the monk
- out the wazoo
- out the window