habitudinaladj.
/habɪˈtjuːdɪnəl/ Of or pertaining to habit; habitual.
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habitudinalc1380
ordinala1425
usantc1450
habituate1526
habited1605
habitual1611
solemn1616
habituary1627
hectic1641
practised1656
regular1786
familiar1920
c1380 J. Wyclif Sel. Eng. Wks. (1869) I. 78 But clerkes witen þat þer ben two manere of seyngis, þat ben personel seynge, and habitudinel seynge.
1925 Glasgow Herald 12 Apr. 12 Disease.., biologically considered, is of three great kinds—(a) constitutional, (b) occupational or habitudinal, and (c) parasitic and microbic.
1932 J. A. Thomson Sci. Riddles iv. 324 Deeply saturating changes, whether environmental, nutritional, or habitudinal.
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adj.c1380- arctic highlander
- arctic hysteria
- arctic loon
- arctic mist
- arctic ocean
- arctic oscillation
- arctic owl
- arctic pole
- arctic poppy
- arctic roll
- arctic sea
- arctic sea smoke
- arctic skua
- arctic smoke
- arctic stone age
- arctic tern
- arctic willow
- arctic wolf
- arctic, northern, or steller's sea-cow
- arctic, northern, or steller's seacow
- arctic-alpine
- arctically
- arcticalpine
- arcticcer
- arcticcest