barristerialadj.
/barɪˈstɪərɪəl/ Of or pertaining to a barrister.
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barristerial1839
1839 Blackwood's Mag. 46 32 The youthful aspirant for barristerial honours.
1864 C. Kingsley What does Newman Mean? 41 Great literary, and even barristerial ability.
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adj.1839- to take check
- to take cheer in hand
- to take christendom
- to take christenhead
- to take coach
- to take cognizance of
- to take cold
- to take collection
- to take colour with
- to take comfort
- to take communion
- to take compassion
- to take compassion of
- to take compassion upon
- to take congee
- to take control
- to take counsel
- to take counsel of one's pillow
- to take courage
- to take course
- to take course to do something
- to take crap
- to take crap from
- to take credit for
- to take day