fluviaticadj.
/fluːvɪˈatɪk/ Growing or living in streams.
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1727 N. Bailey Universal Etymol. Eng. Dict. II Fluviatick.
1828 in N. Webster Amer. Dict. Eng. Lang.
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adj.1727- stand up to be counted
- stand up to one's lick-logs
- stand up to one's licklogs
- stand up to the rack
- stand up with
- stand upon
- stand upon ceremony
- stand upon conditions
- stand upon high terms
- stand upon it
- stand upon it to have
- stand upon no ground
- stand upon one's deliverance
- stand upon one's own feet
- stand upon one's own legs
- stand upon one's own two feet
- stand upon one's own two legs
- stand upon one's pantofles
- stand upon one's points
- stand upon one's safeguard
- stand upon one's slippers
- stand upon one's toes
- stand upon one's watch
- stand upon pantofles
- stand upon points