† viatoryadj.
Obsolete. rare.
Of the nature of wayfaring.
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itinerary1552
viatorya1631
locomotive1648
viatorial1816
a1631 J. Donne Serm. (1958) IX. 127 In a word, this is our viatory, our preparatory, our initiatory, and inchoative blessedness.
1667 E. Waterhouse Short Narr. Fire London 86 A Militant condition and a viatory state.
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adj.a1631- to plough overthwart
- to plough the sand
- to plough the sands
- to plough the soil up on an edge
- to plough under
- to plough up
- to plough with a person's calf
- to plough with a person's etc
- to plough with a person's heifer
- to plough with a person's ox
- to plough with one's heifer
- to pluck a pigeon
- to pluck a rose
- to pluck by the ears
- to pluck live asunder
- to pluck or pull a crow with one or together
- to pluck the grass to know where the wind sits
- to pluck the low-hanging fruit
- to pluck the lowhanging fruit
- to pluck the proctor's gown
- to pluck the ribbon
- to pluck up
- to pluck up courage
- to pluck up etc
- to pluck up heart