famularyadj.
/ˈfamjʊləri/ rare.
Of or belonging to servants.
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society > authority > subjection > service > servant > [adjective]
famulary1840
servitorial1843
1840 G. Raymond in New Monthly Mag. 59 245 The famulary group was increased by sundry other servants.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1894; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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adj.1840- to err be in good company
- to err etc in good company
- to err from
- to err in good company
- to err on the side of
- to err on the side of caution
- to err on the —— side
- to escape a person's lips
- to escape lips
- to escape quit
- to escape scot-free
- to escape scotfree
- to escry him, them, etc to or unto death
- to essentiate together
- to essoin one's attendance
- to establish a bracket
- to establish a suit
- to estate out
- to etc a bad patch
- to etc a banker
- to etc a big hand
- to etc a blue streak
- to etc a brick wall
- to etc a bug in a person's ear
- to etc a discreet veil over